Even Mormons who live far from Salt Lake often check in with the Deseret News online, to read Emily Jensen and Nate Oman and various lesser mortals. In 1949, the News bought the inside front cover (with color!) of every issue of the Children’s Friend, touting its children’s features and working up its future audience.
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2 thoughts on “Whole Year Through: The Deseret News Advertises in the Children’s Friend, 1949”
“Get Mom or Dad to subscribe to the NEWS today.”
Ha!
The funny pages in the March and December ads are big enough that the reader can actually enjoy the drawings.
Uncle Remus (July) seems a bad choice from a modern perspective…
“Get Mom or Dad to subscribe to the NEWS today.”
Ha!
The funny pages in the March and December ads are big enough that the reader can actually enjoy the drawings.
Uncle Remus (July) seems a bad choice from a modern perspective…