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The Orator and the Paper Power in Civilization
The piece contrasts the ancient influence of orators with the modern reach of newspapers. It extols journalism as omnipotent and universal, shaping thought, conscience, and public opinion across professions and classes, urging its elevation as a civilizing force. It notes editors as rulers of the realm’s first issue and praises the press as the angel of progress. The rest surveys fashion notes and new goods, including a waltz, dress styles, and a Belgian wool lace, with brief remarks on fabrics and accessories.
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