Journalism/Media/Writing
Explore a rich collection of texts dedicated to journalism, media, and writing, offering timeless insights into the world of words and reporting. This category presents works that capture the evolution of media practices and showcase the craft of writing. Readers will find classic journalism pieces, timeless essays, and guides on the art of communication, all invaluable to enthusiasts and professionals alike.
U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1953 January - June
Dive into a treasure trove of creators and creations, revealing who retained the rights to their work during a pivotal era for art, literature, and law.
By Library of Congress. Copyright Office
Prejudices, second series
A writer fearlessly attacks early 20th-century American literature, lamenting its lack of depth and originality.
By H. L. (Henry Louis) Mencken
The American Missionary — Volume 52, No. 01, March, 1898
Discover tales of a determined organization striving to uplift marginalized communities by intertwining education, compassion, and social reform during a transformative era in American History.
By Various
The American Missionary — Volume 39, No. 11, November, 1885
Witness the inspiring endeavors of 19th-century missionaries as they navigate financial obstacles and cultural differences to spread faith and education among diverse communities in a transforming America.
By Various
Lectures Delivered in America in 1874
** Discover how valuing historical monuments and landmarks strengthens national identity and helps forge connections between continents.
By Charles Kingsley
The Fly Leaf, No. 3, Vol. 1, February 1896 A Pamphlet Periodical of the New—the New Man, New Woman, New Ideas, Whimsies and Things
Encounter a chorus of voices from the late 1800s that tackle evolving ideas on life, culture, literature, and society with wit and curiosity.
By Various
Bohemian Days in Fleet Street
Step back in time to witness a journalist's fond memories of a lively Fleet Street, now overshadowed by the gloom of modern times.
By William Mackay
Journalism for Women: A Practical Guide
A vintage roadmap reveals how aspiring female writers can shatter expectations and make their mark in the world of journalism.
By Arnold Bennett
Speeches: Literary and Social
Discover how a famous Victorian author used powerful words to reflect on literature, society, and the journey that made him a literary icon.
By Charles Dickens
The American Missionary — Volume 42, No. 11, November, 1888
Explore the urgent pleas and inspiring efforts of a 19th-century missionary organization as it navigates financial strain, social challenges, and strives to provide education to marginalized communities.
By Various
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, July 17, 1841
A boisterous puppet lampoons the follies of society, offering a mix of laughter and pointed commentary on the world.
By Various
The American Missionary — Volume 33, No. 10, October, 1879
This historical document captures the spirit of a nation grappling with change while missionaries strive to uplift marginalized communities through education and faith.
By Various
The Clarion
** In a world of miracle cures and snake oil salesmen, a charismatic professor's lies catch up to him when a desperate accusation and a violent attack expose the deadly consequences of his deception.
By Samuel Hopkins Adams
The Cumulative Book Review Digest, Volume 1, 1905 Complete in a single alphabet
Step back in time and explore a year of literary opinions, offering a unique window into the books that captured readers' imaginations.
By Various
The Daily Newspaper: The History of Its Production and Distibution
Journey back in time to witness the fascinating story of how news was printed, delivered, and shaped society in the late 19th century.
By Anonymous
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine—Volume 62, No. 386, December, 1847
Explore a collection of essays and articles where individualism and societal evolution drive conversations about philosophy, literature, and the changing world in the 1840s.
By Various
Punchinello, Volume 2, No. 27, October 1, 1870
A young woman named Flora escapes her unwanted suitor and seeks refuge with her guardian, while a correspondent reports on the Battle of Sedan with a mix of humor and factual details.
By Various
The Survey, Volume 30, Number 3, Apr 19, 1913
In a time of social change, workers unite against exploitation.
By Various
From Office Boy to Reporter; Or, The First Step in Journalism
A family's misfortune leads a young boy to the heart of a big city, where relentless determination paves his way from hardship to the exciting world of newspaper reporting.
By Howard Roger Garis
Types of News Writing
Discover how to craft compelling news stories as you navigate the essential techniques for gathering information, mastering routine reporting, and understanding the influence of journalism.
By Willard Grosvenor Bleyer