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Newspaper
The Weekly Echo
Location
Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1869
Page
3
Subscriptions promoted for The Rural New Yorker and similar periodicals appear in an ad-like blurb urging readers to subscribe to Great Town and Country Weekly and Tell's Living Age.
Conducted by Capt Mayne Reid, the Macazine promises a path to higher conduct and aspirational life for American youth. It aims to be the best periodical literature for the era, illustrated by top artists, with a subscription of 33 per year and published by CanueToy, New York.
Monthly issue promising diverse articles on animal husbandry including dairy farming poultry housing disease cures and stock breeding. Readers are invited to request specimen copies from N P Boyer Co Chester Pa.
Reprints of leading Quarter lies and Blackwood are offered with discounts for clubs and premiums for new subscribers. Details include prices for single and multiple subscriptions, back numbers, and free extras. Publishers advertise delivery options, prepaid rates, and international mail terms.
The anthology lists Anthorena and others to contribute monthly stories while a retained figtent corps of writers continues. The O. FOGY papers persist with Lady's Book content including a fourteen uch year superion, fashion plates, and instructional sections on drawing music and domestic topics.
Advertisement lists subscription plans with prices for 1869. One copy costs $3.00 per year, rising to six, nine, and twelve copies with added free copies for the club organizer. Address given to L. A. Gaper at Sixth and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.
A Saturday publication advertises advance year subscriptions from DWYER and Bus Tene Tieu Bolla. Price is ten copies for fifteen dollars, with the offer urging readers to subscribe in advance from Kemsbaa Ohio.
An 1860s style prospectus promotes a general war reminiscence periodical. It cites Gen Heill and editors Hill Irwin Teas, claiming nationwide reach besides most of the United States. Subscriptions are three dollars yearly, one dollar and a half for six months, with specimen copies offered for twenty five cents.
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