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The Aim of The Detroit News 1

Instructions to Reporters 4

Instructions to Copy Readers 6

Preparing Copy 7

Leads 7

Heads 8

Diction 14

A. P. Style 15

Capitalization 17

Punctuation 22

Quotations 23

Nouns 24

Pronouns 27

Conjunctions 28

Verbs 29

Adverbs 33

Adjectives 34

Prepositions 37

Articles 38

Numbers 38

Roman Numerals 39

Weights and Measures 40

Abbreviation 42

Names and Titles 45

Jew and Hebrew 46

Church Titles 48

Compounds 48

Superfluous Words 49

Vital Statistics 50

Spelling 51

Popular Names of Railroads 52

Do and Don't 54

The Cannery 57

Michigan Institutions 59

Army and Navy Organization 60

Dates Often Called For 62

The Law of Libel 64

First Three Years of the War 72

Index 77

THE AIM OF THE DETROIT NEWS

Formation of a newspaper's ideals comes through a process of years. The best traditions of the past, blending with hopes of the future, should be the writer's guide for the day. Nov. 1, 1916, the editor-in-chief of The Detroit News, in a letter to the managing editor, wrote his interpretation of the principles under which the staff should work, in striving toward those journalistic ideals to which this paper feels itself dedicated. His summary of the best practices of the profession follows:

The Detroit News should be:

Vigorous, but not vicious.

Interesting, but not sensational.

Fearless, but fair.

Accurate as far as human effort can obtain accuracy.

Striving ever to gain and impart information.

As bright as possible, but never sacrificing solid information for brilliancy.

Looking for the uplifting rather than the depraved things of life.

We should work to have the word RELIABLE stamped on every page of the paper.

The place to commence this is with the staff members: First, getting men and women of character to do the writing and editing; and then training them in our way of thinking and handling news and other reading matter.

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