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1. News
As on week-days, news of all the world,
gathered by alert and intelligent re
porters, transmitted when need be by
fastest wire service, edited by men
trained to pick out the news of
most general interest and of greatest
value. Includes the cream of the ser
vice rendered by three great news
gathering organizations The Associat
ed Press, The Chicago Tribune Leased
Wire Service and Universal Service, Inc.
On Sunday there are also special pages
devoted to Farm News and News of
Nebraska and Iowa.
2. Women's
Approximately half our population
are womankind and they have special
interests, both in news and in enter
tainment features. The Bee recognizes
this beyond any other newspaper in its
field. It is the only newspaper which
publishes each Sunday a complete sec
tion devoted to Women's News and
Features the latest society news; the
latest and most complete accounts of
club affairs; discussion of problems of
the kitchen, the dining room and the
home in general; suggestions for dress
and for conduct; answers to questions
from women readers.
3. Rotogravure
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Must be seen to be known at its true
worth. This is the very last word in
the printing art. Every detail of the
original picture is reproduced some
times the printed figure seems even
clearer than the picture itself. The
Bee's is the only news rotogravure section
in Nebraska.
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SECTIONS
4. Magazine
Feature articles and fiction stories
such as are published by the best maga
zines make up this special section of
The Sunday I3ee. There is always a
full-page "story" of some subject of
general interest in Omaha or Nebraska,
elaborately illustrated. There is al
ways a short story by one of America's
leading writers, complete in one issue.
There is always, too, one installment of
a serial, a full-page in length, fully the
equal of those published by the best
magazines. In fact the fiction of The
Sunday Bee is written by regular maga
zine authors and is printed lor the first
time in The Bee. It is not reprint.
In addition the magazine section con
tains miscellaneous features of general
interest, not the least of which is a
page for the boys and girls "Happy
land," whose little readers are entitled
to join the "Go-Hawk" club.
5. Sports
The Bee's sporting pages on Sunday
are one of the things in wbich it takes
greatest pride. They are not the work
of one man, nor do they represent the
opinions, prejudices or grievances of
one man. The best sport writers of
the country contribute to The Bee
Bugs Baer, Frank Mencke, Walter
Eckersall, Jack Vieock, Ray Pearson
and a score of others all edited by
Ralph Wagner and "Jimmy" Baugh,
who add the interesting items of the
local sporting news.
'Nuf said. None can beat The Bee
on comics "Bringing Up Father," with
"Jiggs" and "Maggie." "Little Jimmy"
and "Shennanigan Kids" for the young
sters. "The Gumps," "Andy" and
"Min" the prize of them all.
EDITORIAL
The Omaha Sunday Bee
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OMAHA. &UKDAY MOWING. AUGUST 14, 1M1.
A DAUGHTER OF PAN
By STEPHEN McKENNA
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The Omaha Sunday Bee
VOL. II NO.
PART THREE
OMAHA. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 14. IM1.
Von EJm Cops Transmississippi Golf TourneyBuffaloes Win
Twenty-Year-Old Salt Lake City
Entry Completes Race From Caddy
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j Detail Play by Play of Young Von Elm's Victory Over Bromfield for Transmississippi Golf Championship!
