A Printing Pioneer Reflects On History And Practice
A veteran printer recalls early press days with ink balls and hand made paper, contrasts then and now, and argues editors are teachers guiding public thought. He praises printing's role in civilization, calls for preserving papers, and urges legislative duty to archive issues for history.
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Csadal
Ramage
Franklin
Morse
Stephenson
Vaignerre
Faso
Gall
Spurzheim
Tle
Faust
Guttenberg
Sauffer
Tan
Orix
George W. Bungay
Horace Greeley
North America
Times
Legisl Sture
Editorial Convention Adopts Uniform Ad Rates and Resolutions
The Mount Union editorial convention closes with unanimous adoption of resolutions urging uniform ad rates, discouraging city runners, and promoting local business support. J K Rukenbrod is named orator for May in Warren. A McGregor appointed peet. 50 cent fee set. addresses on printing history and craft shared by J Frost.
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Alliance
J. A. Bevstt
Mt. Union
Committee On
Frodi City
Warren
Laughlin
Messrs. Reitzel, Brown and Frost
Jix Rubenbrod
MoKur
Bee
Yohn Frost
Printing in Ohio and the value of periodical records
The author argues periodical relics enrich posterity and urges orderly printing practice. He compares printers to other professions, stresses discipline, accuracy, and timely copy, and notes literacy rates in New England and southern states, linking education to settlement and growth.
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Hret
Ohio
Che
Rebellion and future of the Democratic Party noted
A fragment lists aims and worries from reform to the next presidency. It mentions Alabama claims Butler's war, honesty in government, national debt, polygamy, law and order, the Indian question, civil service reform, and GOP unity despite Greeley and Schurz. It then shifts to a controversy over Cutter whisky with a Louisville letter discussing tea flavoring, carrot bits, and aging methods.
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Democratic Party
Alabama
Butler
Greeley
Schurz
Cutter
Louidsville
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Union National Bank
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Searst National Bank
Erie Street
L. Baldwin
Ane Yillon
Folger
Massil Jon
Reed
Anson Pe’ase
First National Bank
Ene Street
Ye. J. Cateln
D. G. Curtis
Humberger & Son
Oak Streets
Qerould
Opera Nouse
Bright
North Street
M. B. Church
H. R
Boston
A. Metz
Omice
Aetee
Antapm
Tospm
Simmons
Regulator
Beylen & CG
Drage
Macon
Jas
B. Brady & Co
Jones & Co
Corner
Vourth
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Pittsburgh
Bankers
Suseeur
Carr
A. Houtz
Messilion
hMice
F. Slovkway
Wildthing
Sosepit Watson
Picee Ene Ams
Bcou Dester
Derist
Trim- Fetzer & Son
Stark
Manyae
Percha
Ik Breszure
Tollington
Lk, Dickey & CO
Tr. & R. Breed
Nr & Co
Bayliss
W. AL Brown
Cleveland
van Denat
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Nraent Securities
Inter
Dwin Tarvis
O. Utice
M-water
Breed’s Grocery
Ugs
Teassilgda Fie Prundiov
Wilinger & CO
Ofice and Foundry
Main St
Anal
Barth
Eisset
Clsinr
Mercaats
George Heppard
Bari Mill
Willison
Atria
GEO. Fieppard
Robi Deder
Nanna P. Burton
H. Falice
John A. Young
Keiley & Firewins
Richmond
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Massion
Wildlesale
Tiis
Perance
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Axtianes
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JV Lawler
New England
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Indiana
New York
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Tennessee
Spargsenesa
North Carolina
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