The reiterated act of placing one's commercial aims before the public in cold type, day after day, compels one to subject his own motives to a criticism as severe as that which he expects from the public scrutiny.
Message to the International Advertising Association's Convention.
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And bank failures which amounted to nearly 100 a week when the Corporation began are now down to about the casualties of normal times.
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