The Press and Public Mind in April Workroom Verse
A fragmented verse from a Providence Patric publication mocks the press as busy and influential yet financially pressed. It portrays printers urging urgency, guarding light and shade, and warning about the consequences of public demand while alluding to the trade’s dignity and peril.
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