History of the New York Times, 1851-1921
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M. , to Chicago by airplane.
In 1903 Thomas A. Janvier wrote for The Times a. Series of articles on the early history of New York, and the paper announced a competition for the school children of the city in the writing of essays based on Janvier's articles. The interest aroused by this was enormous. In thousands of homes the entire family was excited by the son's or daughter's effort to win one of the prizes or medals offered for the best compositions, and the result was not only an increase i...n the circulation of The Times, which, of 298 LAYING THE CORNERSTONE, TIMES BUILDING, JANUARY 18, 1904.
TIMES SQUARE, THE CENTRE FOR NEWS.
MODERN NEWS-GATHERING, 1900-1914 course, was the principal purpose of the competition, but the educating of a great many children, and a great many parents, in the past of a city whose his- tory is less known to its inhabitants than probably any other in America. It hardly needs to be said that the increase in circulation created by this com- petition would have been only temporary and illu- sory if new readers attracted to The Times, who first read it in order to see what chance Johnny or Gladys was likely to have of getting a medal, had not found that it was worth reading all the time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. , to Chicago by airplane.
In 1903 Thomas A. Janvier wrote for The Times a. Series of articles on the early history of New York, and the paper announced a competition for the school children of the city in the writing of essays based on Janvier's articles. The interest aroused by this was enormous. In thousands of homes the entire family was excited by the son's or daughter's effort to win one of the prizes or medals offered for the best compositions, and the result was not only an increase i...n the circulation of The Times, which, of 298 LAYING THE CORNERSTONE, TIMES BUILDING, JANUARY 18, 1904.
TIMES SQUARE, THE CENTRE FOR NEWS.
MODERN NEWS-GATHERING, 1900-1914 course, was the principal purpose of the competition, but the educating of a great many children, and a great many parents, in the past of a city whose his- tory is less known to its inhabitants than probably any other in America. It hardly needs to be said that the increase in circulation created by this com- petition would have been only temporary and illu- sory if new readers attracted to The Times, who first read it in order to see what chance Johnny or Gladys was likely to have of getting a medal, had not found that it was worth reading all the time.
What to read after History of the New York Times, 1851-1921?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elmer Holmes Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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