The Bulletin Year Book and Citizens' Manual
HE second issue of the Bulletin Year Book is larger than the
first. The endeavor has been to keep it within convenient size
and at the same time to make it more comprehensive in the range
of its information, and more complete in many of its sub-divisions.
In adherence to its original design as a handy guide to the reader
in the field of civic activities, the roster of local government is ex-
tended beyond the cities of Philadelphia and Camden to include the
county, borough and township officials within the limits, which are
commonly recognized as including Metropolitan Philadelphia. The
National election is covered in detail as to the Congressional elec-
tion, as well as the choice of President.
With an enlarged compendium of information for motorists,
with more pages devoted to the interests of housewives, including
two hundred home-made and tried recipes, with a review of the tax-
reducing 68th Congress, with a summary of sports for the year, the
growing roster of radio broadcasters, the Directory of Churches, of
Hospitals and Charitable Institutions, of schools and other organized
activities of the community, there has been found space, sometimes
squeezed down by the condenser, for the thousand and one facts
that everybody wants to know.