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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1900
Page
4
Promotion for The New York Times Saturday Review praising its value and usefulness to readers and scholars. Endorsements from Hiram Corson James Vane Allen Joan Kendrickcock and others extoll concise critiques and steady editorials. Subscriptions offered with free sample copies.
Edwin Markham writes that if he could subscribe to only two literary weeklies The New York Times and Saturday Review would be among them. He praises the magazines as delight and profit for readers, authors, publishers, sellers, and buyers.
An advertisement-like snippet presents Edward Bok as editor of The Ladies Home Journal and touts a free sample offer. It emphasizes Bok as a pivotal authorial figure and invites readers to send a name to receive the sample. The readable text hints at a magazine review and a promotional appeal.
A short appreciation line from Miles Jutley Arif to Helen Miller Gould about a New York Saturday Review item. The message asserts the car’s work speaks for itself and invites a free sample offer by requesting a name.
Frederick Saunders notes Fradaah fend forty years as a librarian at Ast r Library and praises The New York Times Saturday Review for securing a conspicuous place in current affairs. He urges broad acknowledgment of the achievement as Argosy worthy spoils.
A note from professor T. W. Hunt expresses pleasure that the New York Times Saturday Review meets a felt need in modern American literary criticism. The fragment underscores praise from an academic figure for the periodical.
A note on the Saturday Review feature from the New York Times highlighting current works and their authors. The piece is presented as a reader’s inquiry and mentions subscription and sample offers.
A fragment mentions a prominent author in Bermuda, discussing winter travel and a New York Times Review, with a note about writer roles and a free sample cartoon offer from MOAM BROOKS.
A fragmented notice promotes the New York Times Saturday Review with a literary club vibe. It invites readers to subscribe for $1 per year and to send a name for a free sample.
A short promotional note lauds the New York Times Saturday Review as more comprehensive and trustworthy than prior newspapers in covering literature, praising its weekly reporting and urging readers to sign up for a free sample.
Petronila fle hails Wake Robin author as a landmark, calling The New York Times Saturday Review the most important daily newspaper enterprise in years. John Burroughs endorses its focus on literature and art as essential to public life.
An advertisement touts a “free sample” offer from an author of “My Study Fire” and mentions the New York Times Saturday Review as a source of praise. The sender, Hamilton W. Marie, invites readers to send their name for the free sample.
A Dartmouth English professor praises the New York Times Saturday Review as a rich, varied miscellany. He plans to cut and mark about a dozen items for classroom use and other purposes.
Louise Chandler Moulton lauds DAY REVIEW for comprehensive world of letters coverage and fairness, praising its clarity and insight in a short tribute letter to the periodical.
Charles Major writes that The New York Times is doing more for literature and art than any publication he knows. He notes its growing usefulness, especially in the West where readers are just discovering the paper's value.
A reader cites The New York Times Saturday Review as a trusted weekly source for books and world affairs in English. The note praises the Review for accurate primers and fair reporting, reflecting on its role in scholarly study.
A Day Review on MPresey rmerhyde and the author of Little Rivers discusses distinction between criticism and advertisement. Henry Van Dyae notes per annum prospects and urges readers to send their names for a sample.
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