Typical Newspaper Stories
Typical Newspaper Stories
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" Mrs. Margaret Gasser told of finding the bodies in the shed with four bottles that had contained poison near them.
" My boy's head lay on Sylvia's breast, " she wept. " I ran back into the house screaming;. " 2o8 TYPICAL NEWSPAPER STORIES " Do you know of any motive for this tragedy ? " she was asked.
" No, except that my boy came to me once and said : ' Mamma, I 've been to a doctor. He says there 's something wrong with my stomach and that I '11 die unless I marry within three months. ' I a...sked him why he did n't see our family physician. He replied that he did n't want to do that. He had $40 or $50. He complained a number of times of feeling badly, but I never supposed he was sickly.
Gasser was a substitute mail carrier in the main post office. Miss Ebersold worked as a mail-filing clerk for Sears, Roebuck & Co. — Chicago Tribune Editor's Notf.. This story publislied in the Chicago Tribune is in line with a vigorous campaign waged by that newspaper against quack doctors. Newspaper stories exposing their practices drove many of these charlatans out of the city and purged advertising columns of vicious untruths.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mrs. Margaret Gasser told of finding the bodies in the shed with four bottles that had contained poison near them.
" My boy's head lay on Sylvia's breast, " she wept. " I ran back into the house screaming;. " 2o8 TYPICAL NEWSPAPER STORIES " Do you know of any motive for this tragedy ? " she was asked.
" No, except that my boy came to me once and said : ' Mamma, I 've been to a doctor. He says there 's something wrong with my stomach and that I '11 die unless I marry within three months. ' I a...sked him why he did n't see our family physician. He replied that he did n't want to do that. He had $40 or $50. He complained a number of times of feeling badly, but I never supposed he was sickly.
Gasser was a substitute mail carrier in the main post office. Miss Ebersold worked as a mail-filing clerk for Sears, Roebuck & Co. — Chicago Tribune Editor's Notf.. This story publislied in the Chicago Tribune is in line with a vigorous campaign waged by that newspaper against quack doctors. Newspaper stories exposing their practices drove many of these charlatans out of the city and purged advertising columns of vicious untruths.
What to read after Typical Newspaper Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Franklin Harrington to read onlineMoreLess
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