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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1896
Page
5
Scriggs Scott New Ad Features Local Notes
Local page highlights include Mrs. N. C. Scearee's grip, Horace Hadley tending farm, Grandfather Hawk improving, and various brief items about neighbors. Several names and spots appear in scattered notices across the page, with advertisements and community updates interwoven.
Copyroom Copyholders Read Aloud The Proofreader Voice
A humorous look at a copyholder reading aloud in a daily newspaper proofroom. The piece describes how the assistant reads punctuation and names to aid the proofreader, noting the rapid, almost slurred, rhythm and the challenge of transcribing spoken quirks into print.
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Prayers Versus Gunboats in China Debate
A practical man who went to China as a missionary argues civilization comes through prayer books, while another asks how to deliver it. The reply highlights that prayer books endure, but gunboats are quicker. The Washington Star quotation reflects a debate on methods of influence in China.
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