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Identifier: americannewspape1891newy (find matches)
Title: American newspaper directory
Year: 1891 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York
Contributing Library: Boston Public Library
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Unpenetrated by the keen, incisive Yankee Blade ; On plains where birds of paradise in rainbow colors deckd Fly oer the wild luxuriance of perpetual neglect. Across the whirling longitudes and latitudes it flies, Like birds of passage does it wing its way through alien skies ; In fact, it wraps the planet like the universal air ; The Blade, just like the atmosphere, is present everywhere ! ADVERTISING RATES—75 Cents per Agate Line. DISCOUNTS. TIME. 3 mos contract (13 weeks) 10 per cent.6 (26 weeks) 15 12 (52 weeks) 25 SPACC. TO BK USED WITinN ONE YEAR. 500 lines - - - 10 per cent.1000 - - - 15 2000 - - - 25 Either Time or Space Discount may be used, but not both for the same Advertise mentNo Advertisement received for less than $2.00. Special positions 25 per cent, extra. NO VARIATION FROM THESE RATES. POTTER & POTTER, Publishers,(See next Page.) 86 to 92 Federal St., BOSTON, MASS AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. I5i«5 ^ , -^ HoJn«» -.oh THE j,y on rhe ^^ .^ Wild F-ontl«T>4^
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1296 GEO. P. ROWELL & GOS American Union WEST BCWERSVILLE, - - GEORGIA. UNION PUBLISHING CO., Publishers and Priuters. WED REMARK! ONCE.—That we wish advertisers and busiuess persons to know tliat the AmericanUnion (One Dollar per annum) Is one of the largest, wide-awake rural weeklies in Georgia,and has a circulation equal to any of the papers in this part of the State, and steadilyadvancing. Is published at a point quite favorable and accessible, surrounded by acountry most fruitful in numerous products—wonderful in natural resources, and enter-prising, industrious and intelligent citizens. TWICE.—That, while we have no sanction for partisan politics, yet we have the dis-tiuctiou of being known as the onlj- original Soutliern lired Republican newspaper inGeorgia, advocating the wise and judicious cause of true Repulilicanism for principlessake (our editor having voted for Abraham Lincoln in 1S60, being one of the only two menin Georgia who did so, and the only one now livi

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