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Enjoy For Approximately
Cent a Day!
Associated & United Press Service
increased peed Associated Press teletypes assuring faster
' newt service from the four corner! of the globe. In
addition to tills, the Mall Tribune features the full Unit
ed Press night service. No finer facilities for securing
world news are obtalnablel Press news pictures, too,
through the media of the telephoto and airplane, five
Tribune readers actual scenes from big news event!
thousands of miles distant within a few hours!
Timely Editorials ...
The pen of Robert W. Kuhl, which brought to the Mai!
Tribune the coveted Pulitzer Award for 1934 offers per
tinent editorial comment for readers of this newspaper!
Inside Political News . . .
j. it, uaukhage brings to Mall Tribune subscribers the
"News Behind The News" from the Nation's capltol . . .
an Important dolly feature with politics holding the
stage during these history-making times!
O. O. Mclntyre ...
This famous columnist's "New York Day By Day" Is eon-
sldered one of America's finest newspaper features o,
of course. It appears dally In the Mall Tribune!
Perry's "Smudge Poe' . . .
a In Arthur Perry's outstanding laugh column appetri
delicious bits of humor and philosophy . . . His Smudge
Pot Is "smoking" every day In the Mall Trtbunsv
Jenkins9 Column
a Frank Jenkins entertainingly discusses the news of the
day and tells southern Oregonlans Interesting gossip
and facts concerning the country In which they live.
City and Rural News ...
a 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 . . .
a from the flies of the Mall Tribune comes news and gos
sip of ten and twenty years ago . . . This column Is In
terestlng to Old-timers and New-comers alike!
Daily Continued Story . . .
a Interesting novels, written by the popular authors of
the day, appear In serial form In the Mall Tribune .
This feature, alone, Is well worth the Tribune's sub
scription price!
Personal Health Service . . .
No Mall Tribune feature Is more popular than Dr. Wll
Ham Brady's Health column. In addition to offering
dally health hints, Dr. Brady will personally advise
Tribune readers when they submit their health problems
to him.
Sunday Colored Comics . . .
Tour full pages In color, are regular Sunday features In
addition to the regular comic page. These added funnies
are "Mutt and Jeff," "Mickey Finn," "The Nebbs" and
Toonervllle Trolly."
Strange As It Seems ...
John fill's universally popular Illustrated feature deal-
w lng with unbelievable oddities Is a part of the Tribune's
fine array of features.
Five Popular Comics ...
Every day, the followers of the funnies will delight In
Gluyas Williams' famous cartoon, "The World at Itl
Worst" as well as such comics as "The Nebbs," "Smatter
Pop," "Tallspln Tommy" and "Ben Webster's Career."
Daily Cross Word Puzzle . . .
Since cross word puzzles are Independable to some newa
paper readers, the Mall Tribune has not forgotten these
fans ... A brand new puzzle Is published every dayl
Daily Society Happenings . . .
The doings of Med ford and southern Oregon society Is
covered every day In the Mai! Tribune while on Sunday!
two pages are devoted to social and church activities.
Automobile News . . .
a The Mall Tribune'! automobile pages are popular fea
ture! of this paper. The Tribune's aggressive "Safety
Campaign" promoted In the Automobile section has re
ceived the enthiKlastlc approval and appreciation 1
many public officials. '
Side Glances . . .
Unmorous hits of gossip concerning Interesting southern
Oregonlans appear dally In the Mall Tribune!
Complete Sport News . . .
q Full accounts of world sports, plus localized sporting
news Is featured In the Tribune, with the added
night I nlted Press service, sporting events of Importance
night and day will be given In detail to fans over the
own inuntpruKing system.
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has served this community has expanded its service
and facilities to keep pace with a growing trade area.
From time to time, new equipment has been added;
news service improved; carrier service perfected . , .
Full United Press night telegraph service augments
the Tribune's dependable Associated Press wire . . .
This means more complete news and detailed coverage
of sporting and other 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 effort has
been made to make the FINEST POSSIBLE NEWS
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