The Disease of the Press as a Public Ills Explored
In a July piece from the Review of Reviews Me Wickham Steed argues the press has become an industry driven by advertising and profits. He examines how ownership, finance, and market forces shape editorial independence and the danger of commercial control over public information.
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The Jester as Artist in Early Modern Review
The piece argues that comedians are true artists, expressing creativity through gesture and character. It credits Nels Widlace in the London Daily Mail with noting artistic effects arise from performance. The text discusses atmosphere shaped by the artist and their technique, aiming to engage audiences with bold expression while avoiding vulgarity.
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Public mood and rising decadence noted in past years
The public remains generally clean minded but shows a growing appreciation of decadence in recent years. While humor feeds the audience at times, the era’s standard and motives are questioned as crowds seek clearer healing and fighter spirit in their daily life.
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