A Journalist's Note-Book

"A Journalist's Note-Book" by Frank Frankfort Moore is a compilation of observations and short stories from the world of late 19th-century journalism, sharing a glimpse into what it meant to be a journalist at the time. Using humor and satire, the book shows the difficulties and unique things that come with the job, reflecting specifically on how journalism became more respected over time. Starting with a story about a strange wine auction, it draws comparisons to the different types of experiences a journalist might have. The book touches on the writing process itself, how the public reacts to news, and fun stories from people working in the field, all while pointing out some of the funny and strange parts of being a journalist in that era.