Gutenberg and Printing Move the World to Modern News
A 1940 tribute marks Johann Gutenberg as the father of movable type printing born in Mainz Strasbourg and Mainz. The piece traces his early experiments around 1436, the Donatus editions, the 1445 fragment, and the 1450s Bible project, plus the Fust and Schaeffer partnership and later presses. It notes the rise of newspapers from 1612 in Germany to 1704 in America and to the daily ledgers shaping modern life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Scott Watson
Union
Duri
Johann Gutenberg
Wao
Strasbourg
Germany
Gutenberg
Western Hemisphere
Douglas C. McMurtrie
International Association of Printing House Craftsmen
Hibbs
Taoventos
Mainz
Tohafin Gutenberg
Arlato- Cratc
Etresbourg
Rhine
Strasrg
Europe
Johann Fust
Fust
Pest
Peter Schoeffer
Fustend
Schaeffer
Friend Claims
Konrad Humery
St. Francis
Italy
Switzerland
England
America
Boston News Letter
Benjamin Towne
Philadelphia Evening Post
Towne
Tan Bury
Feller Seen as Future 40-Game Winner Despite War Delays
The piece recalls past 40 win marks by Chesbro Walsh and notes the young pitcher Bob Feller at age 21 could join the elite. It compares Feller’s early control fixes, curve and speed, and poised, cool demeanor to Mathewson Alexander Johnson and Wood, while reflecting on team optimism for Cleveland as the season advances. It also mentions the Reds and Derringer Walters Thompson and the impact of Derringer’s death on the club’s form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Chesbro
Himsel
Yankee
Ed Walsh
Walsh
Dob Feller
Christy Mathewson
Grover Alexander
Walter Johnson
Smoky Joe Wood
Letty Grove
Matty
Grantland Rice
Alexander
Feller
Cleveland
Guy
Philadelphia
al Peller
Bobby
van Meter
Reds
MelKechnie
Uncle Will
Derringer
Walters
Thompson
Tiltard Dershberger
Giants
Bucky Walters
Fas Tai
Housekeeping Tips From An Old Almanac Page
Advice on preserving books with camphor, reusing soap scraps for cleaning, organizing laundry and linens, separating eggs, and coloring butters with herbs and rinds. Guidance on choosing appropriate bowls and vases to display flowers, stressing restraint and tasteful arrangement.
Want of Courage
A compact quotation noting that much talent is lost due to lack of timely courage, attributed to Sydney Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donatus
Paris
Ludlow Typograph Company
Bob Feller
Richter
Tren
Department of
Sunkist
Cale Yornia
Calibenia Pall
Yar