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his educationstimulates curiosity, en
larges his view of the real world. Once
he picks up the newspaper habit he'll
never put it down. It becomes an endur
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newspaper.keeps growing...
Reading a Daily Newspaper "Yesterday"
15-20 years of age 71!
21-29 74
Age 30-39........ 82
40-54 83
55 and over 78
Grade School 77
Education High School 87
College 89
Under $3,000 61
3,000-4,999 Income Bracket. . . .78
Income 5,000-7.499 87
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American. The more people grow, learn
and prosper, the more ihey depend on
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