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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
4
A fragmentary ad notes a one dollar per year magazine offer linked to Frances Hodgson Burnett and The New York Times Saturday Review. It promotes reading for working people and invites names for a free sample.
A Cornell English professor praises the New York Times Satur DAY REVIEW as indispensable and criticizes its concise work characterizations. The endorsement by Hiram Corson suggests high regard for the periodical and invites readers to request a free sample.
Writers James Lane Allen and John Kendrick Bangs laud the Saturday Review for its influence and quality. They call it a guide and inspiration and value it as a resource for writers editors and library trustees.
The Ladies' Home Journal notes the 90 chapter edition as excellent and unsurpassed in this country. Edward Bok says the work is indispensable for anyone interested in books or literary affairs and invites readers to request a free sample by sending their name.
Edwin Markham praises The New York Times Saturday Review as one of two essential literary weeklies. He says it delights and profits every book lover, whether author publisher seller or buyer. The note appears in The New York Times Saturday Review priced at $1.
Helen Miller Gould and others commend The New York Times Saturday Review for its quality. The writer offers a free sample and asks readers to send their names for inclusion.
Beeton presents a note praising the York Times Saturday Review as a long-felt need in modern American criticism. H W Hunt is referenced as author and the item invites readers to send their name for a free sample.
A reader praises the New York Times Saturday Review as essential for literary lovers and urges sending name for a free sample copy. Winston Churchill is quoted, mentioning a 61 per year price and weekly anticipation for the publication.
A fragment notes Niauk Wo Cex as author of The Lady of the Tiger and praises The New York Times Saturday Review as a literary club offering news about books and authors. It suggests readers engage with the review to converse knowledgeably with others.
A fragmented notice praises a longtime librarian in New York as the Day Review’s standout, noting eagerness for public awareness and urging readers to send for a free sample. The text hints at a promotional tone and archival nostalgia.
Jia Parasia hails The New York Times Saturday Review as the most important venture by a daily paper in years. He says it elevates literature and art and treats them as vital to public life, inviting readers to send for a free sample.
George Haven Putnam lauds the New York Times Saturday Review for providing more comprehensive, better proportioned and trustworthy coverage of contemporary literature than any other newspaper on both sides of the Atlantic.
Charles F. Richardson endorses The New York Times Saturday Review as a valuable, varied miscellany. He notes its usefulness for classroom or general study and highlights his regular habit of marking several items for future use.
Mohan praises The New York Times Saturday Review as a distinct success on high lines. The author notes steady reception from top sources and expresses ongoing interest in the publication.
In letters to LOUISE CHANDLER MOULTON, the DAY Review column praises Pralhere as an eminent woman poet. The note highlights fair treatment and broad literary coverage, reflecting the publication’s weekly pleasure in current world letters.
Letter from Charles Major lauds The New York Times Saturday Review for advancing literature and art, noting increasing Western readership and the paper’s growing usefulness as interest in such topics spreads.
A reader praises the New York Times Saturday Review for its weekly book and world news coverage, noting its fullness accuracy and fairness as primers for American history studies at Cornell. The letter references Moses Cu it ler as author or subject within the review.
The DAY REVIEW 18 column essays a genuine criticism style by Henry van Dyke noting the work of author and distinguishing review from advertisement. The piece signals its success and hopes for broader recognition.
Chicago Great Western Railway sells excursion tickets to St Paul and Minneapolis for sale on June 12 22 25 and 29 1900 valid one day after sale for a round trip fare of one dollar and one third Agents C G Wy or F H Lord G P and T A 113 Adams Street Chicago provide details
Farmers urged to plant fodder corn before July 1 to bolster livestock feeding as hay is expected to be scarce. Dent corn favored for fodder, with drills, cribs, and careful harvesting methods described. Also notes on germination testing, seed purchase, and storage options. A second item extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy to consumptive disease.
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