Advertising Principles of The Christian Science Monitor
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DescriptionStatement of advertising policy of the Christian Science Monitor, published in Boston, Mass. Good example of guidelines that many mainstream newspapers and magazines began to publish in the Progressive era, specifying what kinds of advertisements they would and would not acccept. [The text is reprinted in Kenner, The Fight for Truth in Advertising, pp. 273-274.]
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