Joseph Medill And the Chicago Tribune
Joseph Medill And the Chicago Tribune
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Only two of the artloles are signed — by Adolf Houssaye and Joseph Howard — and these signatures are :glTen little promlme&oe.
4. Modern Sensations* In the following deoade or more the Sunday paper grew I to a regular edition of some fifty pages* In the last years of Ibr* Hedlll's life It had expanded so as to take on quite the appearanbe (without the oolor features) of the Sunday paper of today.
An analysis of one of ^he Sunday papers of a month or six weeks before kr. Hedlll's death ( and It ...will be remem- b^ered that while not In aotual oontrol of all details that he was then still working on the paper) shows It divided IzdD five dlstlnot sections* P&ges 1-9 oontaln the seme that are general and sport news^founoL In the dally paper; the seoond section ( pages 9 - 16) Is the speola^ news section; pages 17 - £4 are filled with want ads^; following that Is the **edi- torlal sheet" occupying twelve pages and Indludlng feature artloles, art, drama and music, society and woman's clubs and real estate and commerce; and last Is a magazine section containing features and short stories alone* The special dispatches are treated as before under the regular news headings and In the news style* Society and real estate are treated In the same way* irt, drama and Digitized by V^OOQIC Digitized by Google •by- masio, boweyer^ get a oon^entional and fairly large de- partmental head with the aingle word "Art*, "Drama" , or "Ifaslo" wrought Into It and the sabjeot matter is treated from the editorial point of view« But it l8 in the feature articles that the greatest development sinoe 1867 is noticed^ Instead of being tucked away under unobtrusive news heads anywhere on the page that it might suit the make-up man to put them, they get banner heads and aecupy prominent positions at the top or near the top of the page.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only two of the artloles are signed — by Adolf Houssaye and Joseph Howard — and these signatures are :glTen little promlme&oe.
4. Modern Sensations* In the following deoade or more the Sunday paper grew I to a regular edition of some fifty pages* In the last years of Ibr* Hedlll's life It had expanded so as to take on quite the appearanbe (without the oolor features) of the Sunday paper of today.
An analysis of one of ^he Sunday papers of a month or six weeks before kr. Hedlll's death ( and It ...will be remem- b^ered that while not In aotual oontrol of all details that he was then still working on the paper) shows It divided IzdD five dlstlnot sections* P&ges 1-9 oontaln the seme that are general and sport news^founoL In the dally paper; the seoond section ( pages 9 - 16) Is the speola^ news section; pages 17 - £4 are filled with want ads^; following that Is the **edi- torlal sheet" occupying twelve pages and Indludlng feature artloles, art, drama and music, society and woman's clubs and real estate and commerce; and last Is a magazine section containing features and short stories alone* The special dispatches are treated as before under the regular news headings and In the news style* Society and real estate are treated In the same way* irt, drama and Digitized by V^OOQIC Digitized by Google •by- masio, boweyer^ get a oon^entional and fairly large de- partmental head with the aingle word "Art*, "Drama" , or "Ifaslo" wrought Into It and the sabjeot matter is treated from the editorial point of view« But it l8 in the feature articles that the greatest development sinoe 1867 is noticed^ Instead of being tucked away under unobtrusive news heads anywhere on the page that it might suit the make-up man to put them, they get banner heads and aecupy prominent positions at the top or near the top of the page.
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