' piWC-l lib mJSJ. ' aVV S SnfI7ji r.- W S' AT - fff'W' 47ff- h, A'u ', I ,,,;" r.t V , , IK5 s 'v .r A. r ... ; . . " ' . . ... . v, . .- - ' . ' If Yeu Pee The ! tVf. pie Who Read Public Ledger would take the trouble te tell your neighbor or friend who does NOT read the Public Ledger WHY YOU read it, you would effec tiyely help te support a Philadelphia newspaper that has done te put Philadelphia-en the map than all ethers put together THE PUBLIC LEDGER'S news, radio and cable service has sent the name of Philadelphia te the four corners of the glebe, and the circulation of the Public Ledger has increased from 45,000 daily (nine years age) te 260,000 a day. 'O OTHER ever spent se much for news. Ne ether ever had leased wires and radiograph service te send the news out from Philadelphia, instead of from New Yerk, as had previously been the case from time immemorial. A Philadelphia banker, who travels all ever the United States, said te the writer of this werd: "I fihd wherever I go the Public Ledger is quoted, and never any ether Philadelphia paper. Sometimes I think it is better known abroad than it is at home." Which means that when the Public Ledger is quoted Philadelphia is also mentioned. PUBLIC MORNING SK i Bm pPKCZZpVwwMVflrBK s' LEDGER OF PHILADELPHIA EVENING CYRUS H. K. CURTIS, Publwher SUNDAY IfiiS .v'AUKSFffl ' u ' , WmMmw ' "'. ''s-s EVi&J.MViAKi)Ui4tMtt.Vt iWW.S- 1 j p
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers