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This 4-page paper covers the essay question: does the Chicago Tribune support its former credo: “A newspaper is an institution created by modern civilization which relates the news of the day, leads and informs public opinion, fosters commerce and industry, and creates a check upon government (Federal, State, County and Municipal) that no constitution has ever been able to provide."
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to think and decide on issues by themselves. The Chicago Tribune, one of the most highly regarded newspapers in the U.S. (and in some cases, internationally as well), is also
charged with this media objectivity rule. The question is, however, does this paper support its former credo? When first launched in 1847,
the paper had as its credo/slogan the following: "A newspaper is an institution created by modern civilization which relates the news of the day, leads and informs public opinion, fosters
commerce and industry, and creates a check upon government (Federal, State, County and Municipal) that no constitution has ever been able to provide." In analyzing this, what the credo has
specified here is that the newspaper is something created mainly by the people (hence the reference to "modern civilization") to do an unbiased and accurate report of the news.
What is interested in analyzing this particular credo is to examine the times during which the paper was first launched. Though the newspaper
was pretty much charged to act as a vehicle for the thinking man (and to keep check on government), it needs to be remembered that the number of "thinking men"
in the country at the time were pretty much in the minority. During the 19th century, illiteracy was far more common than it is today mainly because it needs to
be remembered that the United States was still a strong agrarian economy. Most children were pulled out of school as early as they could work the family farm (which, incidentally,
is why the school year continues as it is today). So basically, The Chicago Tribune (as well as sister papers in other cities) were directed toward the small minority population
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