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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
4
A compilation of testimonials praising the New York Times Saturday Review as indispensable for scholars and editors. Endorsed by Hiram Gior son and John Krendick Banns, urging readers to obtain free sample copies and subscribe for annual rates.
A fragmentary advertisement style notice for The Ladies' Home Journal and The Saturday Review. Mentions Edward Bok and a sample subscription offer, with references to annual prices and free sample requests.
fragmented text from a newspaper page mentions Helen Cul Kr Goulp and The New Stork Time Saturday Review with references to a free sample and game. details are garbled but indicate a promotional insert or readers ask for samples.
A Princeton English professor declares the New York Times Saturday Review fulfills a long standing need in modern American literary criticism. The notice promotes a free sample and highlights T. WW. Hunt as a standout critic.
Laurence Hutton discusses current signs and their makers in a sweeping Atlantic perspective. The piece reflects on how contemporary landmarks reveal cultural trends and the ways readers access this information through The New York Times and related reviews.
A New York Times Saturday revision review praises the publication as admirably planned and ably edited, calling it a guide and inspiration for serious readers. James Lane Allon notes the peer and controlling place created by the Times. A sample offer invites readers to submit their name for a free sample.
A fragmentary notice highlights a figure tied to library work and New York literary culture. The text mentions a forty year tenure and references a person named Frederick Saunders, inviting readers to send for a free sample.
The piece lauds the Review as a major enterprise for daily newspapers, granting literature and art prominence in public life. John Burroughs notes its significance, while the ad promotes free samples and a subscription rate of 814 per annum.
A reader letter from Louise Chandler Moulton praises the New York Times Saturday Review for its literary coverage and welcomes updates on contemporary works. The note endorses the publication and mentions the annual subscription price of six dollars.
The fragment describes a New York Times Saturday Review piece as a literary club where readers engage with books and authors, urging men with literary friends and readers alike to peruse the content for personal profit and insight. A sample request invites mailing a free copy.
A promotional notice from George Haven Putnam’s publisher asserts the Times Futureday Review offers broader, better prepared, and more trustworthy weekly literature coverage than any newspaper on both sides of the Atlantic. It invites readers to bend their ear for a free sample.
A fragment from a New York Times Saturday Review item praises a Dartmouth English professor and notes a reader's interest in collecting items for classroom use. The text resembles reader feedback and offers a free sample request.
A readable fragment from a New York Times Saturday Review advertisement requests readers to send their name for a free sample. It emphasizes fulness accuracy and fairness in books reporting and mentions Moses Core tiles as part of the page.
Incomplete OCR text shows a literary review fragment and stray lines about genuine criticism. Mentions Henry Van and The New York Times, with garbled phrases suggesting promotions or reader submissions. The passage lacks coherent events or dates to describe further.
A garbled letter to the New York Times Preview mocks the paper as focused on literature and art, claims readers in the West dislike such topics, and ends with a plea to send a free sample. The message includes names and references but is largely illegible.
The Chicago Great Western announces excursion ticket sales to St Paul and Minneapolis. Tickets good to return one day after sale on June 12 22 25 and 29 at a fare one third of the round trip. Inquiries to any C. G. W. agent or F H Lord G P T A 113 Adams St Chicago.
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