Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 13, 1933, Page 4, Image 4

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5IEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, ilEDFORD, OREGON, "WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1933.
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Timely Editorials
Editorial comment on pertinent sub
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larity of the Mail Tribune.
Jenkins' Comment
Comments on the Day's News, written
by Frank Jenkins. Is a popular dally
feature. Mr. Jenkins entertainingly
discusses the news of the day and
tells southern Oregonlans facts they
dont know about the country Ui
which they lire.
Will Rogers' "Colyum"
America's most loved humorist writes
for Mall Tribune readers each day.
His "colvum," a mixture of wit and
common sense. Is one of the Tribune's
most widely read features.
Inside Political News
The News Behind the News . . . Such
famous Washington Correspondents
as Paul Mallon. and George Dnrno
give Mall Tribune readers the 'Inside'
on affairs In the nation's capital . . .
hints of national and world happen
ings before they happen.
Perry's "Smudge Pot"
Arthur Perry's "Smudge Pot" la ona
of the Pacirio Coast's outstanding
laugh columns. Perry's bits of hu
mor and phllonophy delight Tribune
readers every day.
City and Rural News
News from all parts of the Rogue
River valley appear dally In the MaU
Tribune. In addition to a capable
news staff, 47 rural and grange cor
respondents contribute their news
bits dally. An average of 40 columns
of country correspondence Is publish
ed each month In this paper.
Six Daily Comics
The cream of the comics appear dally
In the Mall Tribune strips that ap
peal to young and old: "The Nebbs",
"Gluyas Williams Cartoons", "Bring
ing Cp Father", and "Splatter Pop"
"Bound To TCln" and "Tallspln
Tommy."
Sunday Colored Comics
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colon. In addition to the regular six
comic strips each Sunday. There are:
"The Nebbs", "Mutt and Jeff" and
"Toonervllie Trolly." A full page of
timely news pictures also appears
each Sunday on the Tribune's Illus
trated news page.
Flight o' Time Column
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a lot of enjoyment ont of the Trib
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umn, taken from old flies of the Mall
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Daily Continued Story
Interesting novels, written nv such
authors as Harold Bell Wright and
Zane Orey. appear dally In serial form
In the Mall Tribune.
Daily Society News
Eva Nealon Hamilton's dsllv and
Sunday society and club news Is
widely read throughout southern
Oregon.
Daily Cross Word Puzzle
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figuring ont the crots word puzzles
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