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♠♠ C.A. Ransom was once well-known as a collector of and dealer in penny dreadfuls, boys’ story papers and boys’ books. He ran a bookshop in London for many years, and he also sold items by mail ord...
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Yesterday’s Papers: The Daily Graphic illustrated weekly
The three copies of The Daily Graphic (from December 7, 8 and 10 1896) used in this post were courtesy His...
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Yesterday’s Papers: A Rambling Life – J. Campbell Cory (1867-1925)
J OHN Campbell Cory was born September 11, 1867, in Waukegan, Illinois to Benjamin Sayre Cory, Jr. and Jessie S. (MacDougal) Cory. There were six children. The first child, Benjamin Sayre III (1865-75...
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by John Adcock♠Masthead: The Penny Satirist No 1, April 22, 1837‘I wish we had an agent in Dundee; he might sellfive or six hundred (Penny Satirist) in a week. We have fellows whoclear 10s. a day by selling them in the street, but the brutes go idle...
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LEO CARILLO‘The First Reader’, by Harry Hansen, The PittsburghPress, August 13, 1943Horseplay doesn’tget much attention in this soberly serious town nowadays. Practical jokes areconsidered amateurish and foolish antics, symptoms of a fading mentality...
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