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Chapter IV
The Press and Other Activities
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"No man liveth unto himself"		85
Expansion of classes of material used by the historian		85
Connection between press and government		85
Specific questions involved		86
Official patronage		86
Advertisements		87
Political office and the press in France		87
Political honors in England		88
Financial rewards for the press		89
Effect of government connection on authoritativeness		89
Party organs declining		90
General effect of connection between press and governmental parties		90
Relation between press and Church		91
Explanation of relation		91
Mutual dependence of press and Church		92
Compromise on disagreements between the two		92
Effect of mutual relation on authoritativeness of the press		93
Effect where Church is independent		93
Effect of an established Church		93
Effect of still different conditions in America and France		94
The newspaper and public health		95
Press supports certain conditions of health		95
Cautious on other sides of public health		96
Caution needed by historian		96
The press in the industrial world		97
May incur enmity of employers		97
Minimum wage for journalists		97
The press as a business enterprise		98
Its own difficulties		98
The press and social welfare		98
Its general social activities		98
Social activities among newsboys		99
Welfare work among its own employees		99
La Prensa		99
Object of welfare work unimportant to historian		100
Welfare work through correspondence columns		100
Social workers apparently indifferent to press		101
Mutual relations of press and education		101
Interest of press in education		101
Interest of education in the press		101
Embarrassment of the press in dealing with education		102
The press and literature		103