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the Inst month, full United Press night telegraph
service has been seoured to augment the Tribune's
dependable Associated Press wire . , , This means
more complete news and detailed ooverage of sport
ing and oilier events which occur at night.
America's finest syndicated features the pick of
the nation's writers the funniest funnies and the
best of serial novels are featured in fact, every
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Associated & United Press Services
Ineicawd ipl Associated Vntn teletypei have Just been
installed assuring faster news service from the four cor
ners of the globe. In addition to this, the Mall Tribune
has added the full United Press night service. No finer
facilities for securing world news are obtainable! Press
news pictures, too, through the media of the telcphoto
and airplane, give Tribune readers actual scenes from
big news events thousands of miles dlitant within
few hoars!
Timely Editorials ...
The pen of Robert W. Bahl. which brought to the Mall
Tribune the coveted Pulttier Award for 19.14 offers per
tinent editorial comment for readers of this newspaper!
Inside Political News . . .
Paul' Mellon brings to MaU Tribune subscribers the
"News Behind The News" from the Nation's eapltol . . .
.an Important dally feature with politics holding the
stage during these hlstorv-maklng tlmesl
O. O. Mclntyre . . .
This famous columnist's "New Tork Day By Day" Is con
. sldercd one of America's finest newspaper features so,
O. of course. It appears dally In the Mall Tribune!
Perry's "Smudge Pot" . . .
In Arthur Perry's outstanding laugh column appears
O delicious hits of humor and philosophy . . . His Smudge
Pot la "smoking" every day In the Mall Trlhune.
Jenkins' Column .
rnrnk Jenkins entertainingly dlsn'.iwr. the news nf the
day and tells southern Oregonluus Interesting gossip
and facta concerning the country In which they live.
City and Rural News ,
A capable news gathering staff augmented by scores of
rural correspondents scour the entire southern Oregon
country for all the news worth reading!
Flight O'Time Column . . .
Prom the files of the Mall Tribune come news and gos
sip of ton and twenty years ago . . . This column Is In
teresting to Old-timers and New-comers alike!
Daily Continued Story . . ,
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Interesting novels, written by the popular authors of
the day. appear In serial form In the Mnll Tribune . . .
This feature, alone. Is well worth the Trlhune's sub
scription prlrel
Personal Health Service . , .
No Mail Tribune feature Is more popular than Dr. Wll-
Ollam Brady's Health column. In addition to offering
dally hcf.llh hints. Dr. Brady will personally advise
Tribune readers when they submit their health problems
to him.
Sunday Colored Comics .'. .
Two full pages In color, one In black, pins a full page of
world news photographs, Is an added Sunday feature In
13 addition to the regular comic page. These added funnies
a "Mutt and Jeff," "The Nebbs" and "Toonervllle
TroUy."
Strange As It Seems .. .
John Hit's universally popular. Illustrated feature deal-
Olng with unbelievable oddities has recently been added
to the Tribune's fine array of features.
Five Popular Comics . . .
Every day, the followers of the funnies will delight In
Oluyaa Williams' famous cartoon "The World at Its
Worst" as well as such comics as "The Nehhs." "ftmatter
Pop," "Tallspln Tommy" and "Ben Webster's Career."
Daily Cross Word Puzzle . . .
Sine araas word pnnles are Indispensable to some
Q newspaper readers, the MaU Tribune has not forgotten
these fans ... A brand new puctle Is published every
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Daily Society Happenings . . .
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The doings of Medford and southern Oregon society Is B
covered every day in the Mall Tribune while on sundsys
two pagea are devoted to social and church activities.
Automobile News . . .
Tha Mall Tribune's automobile pagea, with weekly
travelogues, are popular new additions to features of
this paper. The Tribune's aggressive "Safety Campaign"
promoted In the Automobile section has received the
enthntlastlo approval and appreciation of many public
officials.
Side Glances . . .
Humorous bits of gnslp reinventing luterettlng southern
Oreionlsns appear dally In this nenlv added rolumn In
the Mill Tribune!
Complete Sport News . . .
Full accounts of world sports, plus localized sporting
news Is featured In the Tilhune. With the newly added
ntrht i:nlted Press service, sporting events of Importance
night and day will be given In detail to fans over the
Tribune's own loudspeaker system.