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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1900
Page
4
Readers and scholars extol the New York Times Saturday Review for concise criticism and wide coverage. Edwin Markham Hiram Corson Ames Lane Allen Frederick Saunders and others commend its editorial craft and usefulness to professors librarians and book lovers. Free sample offers circulate through various endorsements.
A letter from Helen Miller Gould thanking the New York Times for its Saturday Review piece, noting that true quality speaks for itself and offering to bend her name for a free sample.
Irinceton's Professor of English notes the Saturday Review meets a long-felt need in modern American literary criticism, praising the publication for scholarly rigor and timely discourse.
A fragmentary ad touts a literary column claiming insight into current books and authors. It references Laurence Hutton and the New York Times Saturday Review, offering a free sample copy and a yearly subscription price of $1. The text is garbled but centers on a publishering offer and a notable literary figure.
Noah Wrooks reviews winter publications and personal reflection on writing life. He mentions Bermuda setting, the joy of weekly issues, and the role of literature for a writer.
The New York Times Saturday Review is praised as a major enterprise for a daily newspaper, elevating literature and art to prominent life factors. It profiles John Burroughs, urging readers to bend their name for a free sample.
A note praising the author Work Maz W. Mrods for his work My Study Fire. The message claims high recognition from the New York Times Saturday Review and promises a free sample in exchange for a signature.
A fragmentary weekly piece from the New York Times describes admiration for a noted woman poet. It references pleasure, letters, and hospitality, with scattered phrases about being fully advised in worldly matters and social reception.
A fragmentary endorsement by Charles Major praises the New York Times Saturday Review for advancing literature and art. The brief note asserts the publication’s growing usefulness and invites readers to send their names for a free sample copy.
An eclectic snippet mentions Newt J Cleats and The Lady of the Taree with references to The New York mining and a literary club vibe. It notes readers in Stockton and points to The New York Times Saturday Review priced at $1.
An author and a publisher laud the Times Saturday Review for its weekly literature coverage. They claim the publication is more comprehensive, better proportioned, and more trustworthy than any newspaper on both sides of the Atlantic. They invite readers to send their names for a free sample.
Tam frequent reader of that va ted and Interesting miscellany, Tak New York Times SATURDAY REVIEW, and am very lkely, as in the case of its lant lamue, to cut and mark half a doze things in it for use in my classroom or elsewhere. Charles F. Richardson.
The writer praises the Saturday Review of The New York Times for weekly updates on world affairs and books in English, affirming its accuracy and fullness. Moses Coit Tyler endorses its value as a reliable information source.
A Saturday New York Times review discusses distinguishable lines between review and advertisement in the Wirtsey ny hs piece Little Rivers by author HUNKY VAN DYKE. The critique notes its strong potential and hopes for prosperity.
A literary note extols the New York Times Saturday Review as a reliable weekly mentor for lovers of literature. The message invites readers to send their name for a free sample copy per annum pricing and subscriber details.
The notice proclaims a Democratic Convention decision in the Fourth legislative district for George McLaughlin of Freeland. It marks his candidacy and frames the race as a formal party notice without additional detail on platform or dates.
The article warns heart disease risk lies in gradual organ breakdown rather than sudden death. It promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine, citing a Milwaukee testimonial and claiming cures through the medicine, with offers for free advice and booklets from Dr Miles Medical Co.
A Philadelphia North American piece attacks Insurance Commissioner Durham’s high emoluments and calls for abolition of the head office. It denounces Quay’s influence, lauds the senate’s stance against seating Quay, praises Hanna’s vote, and condemns Dewey’s praise of fighting as unworthy for Democrats, urging higher civic standards and condemnation of murder.
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