Fragmented OCR piece on literature and people in a 19th century paper
The text compiles literary criticism and biographical notes about authors and scholars, mentioning figures such as Layne Oraitne and Be by name, alongside discussions of Southern era writers and journalism. It references a long cascade of names, centers on a debate about style and public reception, and notes a range of publications and critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmas
Burt
Ape
Lainie
Teachsen
Mirman
Chiscaro
Pertadiss
Hastis
Aonprtsun
Leas Agiaiseat
Seidtuire
Anil Bias Tyre
A Bey Mires
Wits
Corsed University
Ai Uxsasein
Desig
Kansas
States Rille
N. C
Peter Peterson
Stanil
Dowd
Bere
Wades and journalist training in a turbulent era
Fragmented notes cover Dan Wades and Jian H. Wade in the Thirteenth district, a nod to a Republican legacy, plus a long tangent on journalism education. The passage shifts to Bill Nye praising journalism teaching methods and critiques of style, typography, and an anecdote about Lorenzo Dow Pease in a late 19th century publishing rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Maton
Fea
Jian H. Wate
Oliv Wades
Whhich
Olives
Hit
Missouri
Becht
Brad
Men of Genius and the City Dream in Cultural Debate
A long fragment argues that great minds originate largely from cities and are cultivated by urban centers. It contrasts American readers with European ones, claims cities attract talent, and cites poets, writers, and artists with high earnings as proof. Notable names appear in a scattered rant about place, wealth, and cultural value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Capital
Washington
Ivas
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Walla
New England
Hoy
Kansas City
Mircowel & First
Jesvuri
Francis Bekrell
Carl Seture Ui
Wior Cockrin
Eammear
Jane
Baymarket Theater
Chicago
Smbounce & Se
Cajrars
Mexio
Monico
Austin
Tex
Magsifcest Capitol
Exporjtioe Suliaimg
St. Lowe
Suates
Paves
Certaics
Rosversors
Langer Perheps Thas Sey Eemuer
Eontivest
Pammer
Schlstar
Prine
Pakon
Muri
Perth
Danie
Eid
Madrid
Milton
Spenser
Liendem
Voltaire
Malere
Dar
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Retet
Savby
Traen
Orleans
Sujorn
Hoswell ML Wrest
Daeyer
Weternuy
Seth
Maas
Aevounk Cwubin
Tim
Kaneas
WLI Sans
Gare
Yas Sivan
Fuca
St. Lavi
Abdesoh
Bohulier
Aretha
Jetenlasty
Larnman
Hs Hes Vately
Abupal Ullor
Ser York
Aye Artie Et Os
Otto
Venek
Batamis
Tca
Lee
Bisown
Amd
BCURE
Wes Reyes
Mery
Trey
Rockdley
Saat
Bey
Jeicen
Tee
Tel
Bour Wiille
Poe Ik Raeze
Pete Ne Bors
Nashville
Anit
Lapyemnr
Yale
Saavivillian
Pirivete
Gomimeres
Mugipores
Solange
Janus
Ian
Houtrad Park
Musical Matters
Wiss Marie Howe
Beusaistory Vt
Berts
Amariain Forse
Charles Altres
Cheoditer
Mfogern Derouos
Men OF
Escual
Swanarr
Sane
Loveer
Hanover
Senate
Shissoury
Mme the West
Dye
West
Kentucky
Congress
Confederi Army
Charles Maisup
Tithers
Mansur
Tie Bakborn
Dockery
Medaine
Congres
United States
Ar Baron
Delege
Nodaton
Harvard Law Schoot
Tudge Warner
Freo
Wisconsin
Goime
Ramsac City
Grast
John T. Heard
Sedalia
Emera
John E Uutton
Mexico
Labor Party
Bes
John O'Neill
Nobedy
Mosars
Clardy
Glover
St. Louis
OU Erin
Johu M Gower
Bue
Maurin Lenn
St Louis
Mland
Richard Farka Blund
California
William J. Stone
Sime
University of Missouri
Asarn
WaRszn
Srose
Pocktor
Dans
Nye
Bill Nye
New York World
Lumsell Bors
Windso
Gressent
Swat
Mahie
Smilies
Cauaee
Lalecac
Cere
Magyteriens
Gry Couse
Edwards
Bern
Garistenes
Spd
Lorenzo Dow Pease
Serensa
William
Rand
Boowenasa
Maws & Journal
Anaicus
Chicatuchesp Hotel
Journalzem
Cornell
Santelli
Wright
Bediy Senna
Priindai
Genius
Chiy—Raady
Natersl
Lara
Geo
Empire
Parasline Lam
Sle Maze Twain
Josh Ehitings
Levery Gutite
Bret Harte
Wacom
Gene
Bert
Olone
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