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... Readers 1. " TO THE JULY OFFENSIVE " Newspaper's Report Facts March , 1917 , the reader was is known as the Russian After Russian Revolution of News during the period preceding what While the trained reader could After the paper had ...
... Readers 1. " TO THE JULY OFFENSIVE " Newspaper's Report Facts March , 1917 , the reader was is known as the Russian After Russian Revolution of News during the period preceding what While the trained reader could After the paper had ...
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... reader can usually detect them by their partisan character , their undue praise of an individual or an organization . The Editorial . After the paper's agents have finally collected the news which they are able to secure despite ...
... reader can usually detect them by their partisan character , their undue praise of an individual or an organization . The Editorial . After the paper's agents have finally collected the news which they are able to secure despite ...
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... reader . He bases his decision as to its value on other factors . First he determines , if he can , by whom the article is written . He will then try to decide whether the material was secured directly or indirectly and will appreciate ...
... reader . He bases his decision as to its value on other factors . First he determines , if he can , by whom the article is written . He will then try to decide whether the material was secured directly or indirectly and will appreciate ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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