Address On the History of Journalism in North Carolina
Address On the History of Journalism in North Carolina
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B. F. Moore once sought the publication of a Whig article in the, "Free Press. " Mr. Howard declined to publish it, when Mr. Moore exclaimed, "What do you call your paper . The 4 Free Press' for ?" ''I'll change it, " replied Mr. Howard, and the next issue was the "Tarborough Press. " If this time-honored journal had been the means only of edu- cating Judge Howard, and presenting him to the State as one of Edgecombe's most useful and distinguished sons, it would deserve on that account our most... respectful regard.
Among the oldest printing establishments in the State is that of L. V.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. F. Moore once sought the publication of a Whig article in the, "Free Press. " Mr. Howard declined to publish it, when Mr. Moore exclaimed, "What do you call your paper . The 4 Free Press' for ?" ''I'll change it, " replied Mr. Howard, and the next issue was the "Tarborough Press. " If this time-honored journal had been the means only of edu- cating Judge Howard, and presenting him to the State as one of Edgecombe's most useful and distinguished sons, it would deserve on that account our most... respectful regard.
Among the oldest printing establishments in the State is that of L. V.
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