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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
4
The text cites praise from Hiram Corson and John Kendrick Bangs for The New York Times Saturday Review. It notes its usefulness to professors and editors, endorsing concise criticisms and samples from Harper’s. It mentions annual subscriptions and free sample offers, highlighting its value to scholars and writers.
Fragmentary lines mention Helen Gould and Miller Gould with brief phrases. No clear event date or complete facts available.
A brief notice from an English professor noting NaTyapar Review as an American publication by T H W Hunt. Times Severéay Review offers a free sample at a cost of one dollar.
Laurence Hutton from Tore York Timpe Saturday Review seeks information about current makers of Literary Landmarks. The note asks readers to send their names for a free sample and mentions Baronpar Review.
A fragmentary note mentions Noah Brooks and a Times Weekend Review with a call to send a name for a free sample. The text is garbled but indicates an editorial or literary feature tied to the New York Times. No clear events, dates, or locations are established.
The text praises The New York Times Saturday Review for its impact on serious readers, noting its curious, controlling stance. James Lane Allen endorses the publication as both engaging and inspirational, inviting readers to send their name for a free sample.
The notice notes Party Yerra Lthravian and Ant Library in Taw New York securing a place. It hints at public interest and anticipation of savings or spoils, with a promotional line inviting readers to send their name for free.
A reader is urged to submit their name for a free sample and is invited to discuss reading with profit. The notice references a Reverend R. Ssoner and a request to contact for more information.
A fragmentary reading note from the New York Times Saturday Review discusses literature coverage. It praises the weekly’s comprehensive, proportioned reporting as more trustworthy than prior newspapers on either sea. George Haven Putnam is cited.
A Saturday Review piece lauds the New York Herald as undertaking a landmark effort, elevating literature and art as essential to a people’s life, with John Burroughs endorsing the cause and offering a free sample.
A fragmentary note references Mark Moz W. Mots as author of My Study Fire and mentions The New York Times Saturday Review as a superior source. It includes a stray line about Hamilton W. Marie and a free subscription offer.
Charles F. P. Richardson notes his habit of reading the New York Times Saturday Review and mentions the availability of a free sample upon request. He underscores the publication’s varied and interesting miscellany and invites readers to send their names for a sample copy.
The note praises Louise Chandler Moulton as a prominent figure in letters and commends her grace and literary contributions. It reflects admiration from a correspondent addressing the world of poetry.
Charles Major praises the New York Times Saturday Review for advancing literature and art. He offers to send his name for a free sample copy, noting the publication’s usefulness and impact.
Fragmentary text references a Professor at Cornell and a weekly supply of something unclear. Mentions printers, fullness accuracy and fairness, and asks to send a name for free. Context and specifics are unreadable.
The excerpt shows a review style praising Little Rivers, noting genuine criticism and an authorial triumph. It references The New York Times Saturday edition and hints at ongoing prosperity and success tied to the work and its reception.
Fragmentary note references Richard Carvel author and a literary mentor amid a New Year Times war report. Mentions Winston Churchill and The New York Times Saturday Renew in a faded Parisian or London press context.
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