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| Introduction. | Willard Grosvenor Bleyer | [ix] |
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| Some Aspects of Journalism. | Rollo Ogden | [1] |
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| Press Tendencies and Dangers. | Oswald Garrison Villard | [20] |
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| The Waning Power of the Press. | Francis E. Leupp | [30] |
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| Newspaper Morals. | H. L. Mencken | [52] |
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| Newspaper Morals: A Reply. | Ralph Pulitzer | [68] |
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| The Suppression of Important News. | Edward Alsworth Ross | [79] |
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| The Personal Equation in Journalism. | Henry Watterson | [97] |
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| The Problem of the Associated Press. | “An Observer” | [112] |
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| The Associated Press: A Reply. | Melville E. Stone | [124] |
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| Confessions of a Provincial Editor. | “Paracelsus” | [133] |
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| The Country Editor of To-day. | Charles Moreau Harger | [151] |
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| Sensational Journalism and the Law. | George W. Alger | [167] |
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| The Critic and the Law. | Richard Washburn Child | [181] |
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| Honest Literary Criticism. | Charles Miner Thompson | [200] |
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| Dramatic Criticism in the American Press. | James S. Metcalfe | [224] |
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| The Humor of the Colored Supplement. | Ralph Bergengren | [233] |
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| The American Grub Street. | James H. Collins | [243] |
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| Journalism as a Career. | Charles Moreau Harger | [264] |
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| Bibliography | | [279] |
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| Notes on the Writers | | [290] |