History of American Journalism
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W probable locations of settlements along rivers and at the junction of smaller streams. Typical of papers thus established was The. Ft/Yrrgr of Newport, one of the pioneer papers oJKi** consin^ but by no means the first. Its editor, Alanson Holly, very graphically mirrored the Westward movement of journal- ism in his salutatory greeting: We are doing what, perhaps, has never been done in the United States before We are printing The Wisconsin Mirror in the woods. Not a dwelling, except our own,... within half a mile of us, and only one within a mile. The forest oaks hang over our office and dwelling, the deer and rabbits shy around us, and the partridges and quails seek our acquaintance, by venturing nearer and nearer our doors. The noble Wis- consin is bearing onward its immense burdens of ice, majestically and silently, within sight of our windows; and the snow-capped hills, covered with scattering oaks and pines, peer up in the distance. There is ro- mance and reality in all this, and we feel almost willing to publish a paper in such a location, just for the excitement of the thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W probable locations of settlements along rivers and at the junction of smaller streams. Typical of papers thus established was The. Ft/Yrrgr of Newport, one of the pioneer papers oJKi** consin^ but by no means the first. Its editor, Alanson Holly, very graphically mirrored the Westward movement of journal- ism in his salutatory greeting: We are doing what, perhaps, has never been done in the United States before We are printing The Wisconsin Mirror in the woods. Not a dwelling, except our own,... within half a mile of us, and only one within a mile. The forest oaks hang over our office and dwelling, the deer and rabbits shy around us, and the partridges and quails seek our acquaintance, by venturing nearer and nearer our doors. The noble Wis- consin is bearing onward its immense burdens of ice, majestically and silently, within sight of our windows; and the snow-capped hills, covered with scattering oaks and pines, peer up in the distance. There is ro- mance and reality in all this, and we feel almost willing to publish a paper in such a location, just for the excitement of the thing.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Melvin Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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