Judge — February 4, 1922 — page 35: what you’re looking at

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— Do you read Editorials? Whether you are a regular reader of Editorials or have never read them before you simply cannot afford to miss those by William Allen White in Judge, nor those others by the anonymous Editorialist, commencing in the current issue of Leslie’s Weekly. Vigorous, candid, thoughtful, —you will find that they start an active flow of thought in your own mind on interesting and important topics. Broad, liberal, progressive,—there was never better work nor greater work of its kind, even in the days of Greeley, Dana or Watterson. The taste for Editorials, even like that for olives or caviare, may be an acquired taste. If so, it’s one mighty well worth cultivating. The work of these two remarkably able men will satisfy and delight the taste of the thinker and the Editorial epicure.