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When the Founder Left, the Paper Faltered It was under favorable circumstances that Joseph Charless sold his paper and retired from editorial life in St....
A Detailed Look at the Content of an Early St. Louis Newspaper Here we have a copy of the “Missouri Republican, dated November 7, 1824,...
We see a copy of the “Missouri Advocate and St. Louis Public Advertiser.” The first two pages are taken up with a verbatim copy of...
“If you are satisfied with this specimen number of our paper, subscribe for it.” I present to the public the Sentinel, a weekly Religious and...
Some Readers Wonder Where the Paper Stands Politically The St. Louis Metro Sentinel, the youngest of the three black St. Louis weeklies after nearly 21...
Published in East St. Louis
Monthly religious paper published by Charles B. Cox.
Weekly publication opposed to department stores.
An Alton Disaster Brings Out a Young Reporter’s Talents Theodore Dreiser One [January 21, 1893] afternoon [Theodore Dreiser] was idling at the Globe-Democrat office when...
