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National Newspaper Window Display Week, 361. National Review, 72; articles in , cited, 94 n ., 283 n.

saw founding of, 129 n .;difficulties of, 130 - 131; in time of war, 131- 133; effect on editorial, 261. See also Dis tribution of news.

National Voters' League, 465.

News-distributing agencies, Chap. V ,

Navy journalism, 24 , 24 n .; names of

133- 135 . Newsgirls, at subway stations, 99.

navy papers, 49.

Navy news, 11. Nebraska, advertisements of, 343 n. Negro press, 487 -488 ; bibliography of, 26 n.

News-letters, 4, 9, 9 n ., 10 , 159; object of, 5 ; preparation of, in London, 5 -6 ;

in India, '6 ; in Scotland, 6 , 6 n .; in America, 6 n. ; continued to-day, 8 ;

Netherlands. See Holland.

Nettement, Alfred, “ loi Tinguy ” de fended by, 68 n.

Nevins, Allan, articles by, cited, 190 n .,

definition of, 160 ; great demand for, 160; Porritt on writers of, 160 ; disap pearance of, 160 ; Defoe and, 450. Newspaper, forerunners of, 2--10 ; varied

interests of, 10 - 11; activities of, 11

197 n.

Newcastle, Duke of, Raglan 's letter to , quoted, 223 n .; Russell's conversa tion with, 224 n.

New England, dissemination of news in early, 7, 8 ; press of, requested to report disloyalty , 87. New England Currant, 420 n.

New England Magazine, clientele of, 50. New England Weekly Journal, 420 n.

14, Chap. IV ; social welfare and, 12, 98 - 101, 451; inventions and, 15 - 16 ;

as business enterprise, 16 - 17 , 80 -83, 98, 363- 368, 451; education and, 17, 24 n ., 34, 101 - 102; a social product unifying groups, 17- 19; in city and

country, 18, 38, 63, 485-487; political contrasted with religious press, 21- 22 ; managed by women, 25 - 26 ; character

Newlands Joint Congressional Com mittee, 347 n.

of, 28 – 29, 31, 37 n .; Mr. Dooley on ,

Newmyer, A. G ., cited, 367 n. New Republic, The, open letter in, 266 ; article in, cited , 278 n .; apology by, 351 n .; on fake photographs from Fiume, 395 n. News, in ancient Greece, 2; in ancient Rome, 2 – 3 ; in ancient Gaul, 3 ; in

past, 32; " fourth estate ," 34 - 35, 89, 167, 277; compared with museum of

early France, 3--5 ; in early England , 5 -6, 7 , 9, 115- 118 ; in Scotland , 6 – 7 ; in early America, 6 n ., 8 ; on European

continent as a whole, 8 - 9 ; nature of, 28 –29, 30 - 31; Mr. Dooley on, 29; appeal to the past in, 32; in American press, 33 ; newspaper mottoes and ,

43- 44; suppression of, 121, 123– 125, 129, 429- 435, 437, 449; compared

29 ; Ames on, 29 n .; anchored in the natural science, 35 ; compared with public library, 35 ; compared

with

method of writing history, 35; records its own times, 36 , 469- 470 ; as his torical material, 36 – 39, Chap. XVII ; as a personality, Chap. II ; external features of, 40 -41; its personality in dicated by its beliefs and opinions, 41 - 42 ; business

habits of, 42- 43 ;

Irwin on, 53 ; Arnold on Ameri can, 55 -56 , 426 n .; classes of, con trasted, 63 -64; eccentric , 65; poli

colored," 435 -436, 438; not con

tics and, 86 - 91; church and , 91-95; public health and, 95 -97; in industrial world, 97- 98; literature and , 103- 108 ; language and, 104 - 105, 108 - 110 ; library and, 110- 113, 274, 275 n.,

tinuous, 438; seasonal character of, 439; speed in getting, 446 ; Dibblee on, 456. See also Broadsides; News

452; analysis of errors made in, 142– 153, 155 - 157; three stages of historical development of, 249 ; Beste on

with editorials, 284, 368– 369; com pared with advertisements, 354;

American, 252; Reid on , 255 ; Catling

paper.

Newsbooks, Williamson, 115; first advertisement of, 332 n. Newsboys, welfare work among, 98 -99;

on, 255 ; Porter on modern , 256 ; Adams on, 259 ; Porritt on Govern

changed character of scoop due to, 11;

ment and, 259– 260 ; Amold on English , 288 ; book reviews in , 293, 306 n ., 307 n .; omniscience of, 330 ; Arnold on German, 352 n .; " ad less,” 374; authenticity of, Chap.

importance of, 118- 119; American beginnings of, 119 ; historian and ,

XV ; authoritativeness of, Chap. XVI; Jefferson on, 425 - 426 ; Godkin

I 20 - 121, 125- 126, 128, 133, 137 ;

on, 427 n .; Crabbe on , 427 n .; Rush on, 427 n .; Greenwood on English , 430; contradictory elements in, 437

bibliography Carriers.

of, 99

n.

See also

News-collecting agencies, Chap. V ;

similarity to publicity bureaus, 128,

128 n .; three forms of, 128- 130 ; war