He faced the conditions calmly, although Clark, the managing editor, grimly anticipated ultimate bankruptcy, especially since Monday's editorial.
Tonight, as Maxwell read to his wife, he could see in almost every column evidences of Norman's conscientious obedience to his promise.
There was an absence of slangy, sensational scare heads.

The reading matter under the head lines was in perfect keeping with them.

He noticed in two columns that the reporters' name appeared signed at the bottom.

And there was a distinct advance in the dignity and style of their contributions.
"So Norman is beginning to get his reporters to sign their work.

He has talked with me about that.