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4 Byron A. Finney followed this with several other of his poems, taken from the Detroit Tribune, or written for Harper's Weekly, under the series title of "Farm Ballads. " This was the beginning of their popular volumes of his "Ballads, " "Legends, " and "Festivals. " From this period Carleton devoted himself to authorship and the lecture platform, and became known to the country at large, as w^ll as to Michigan, as the poet-spokesman of the farmer and the everyday citizen. He could not resist ...entirely the jour- nalistic call, and in 1894 established a family magazine. Every Where, published monthly in Brooklyn, N. Y. , and which he conducted for nearly twenty years, until his death. ^ To this magazine he contributed many prose articles, and a poem regularly to each issue. Of his early period of aspiration Mr. Carleton gives some interesting reminiscences, in an article which he contributed to Lipplncott's Magazine for April 1887 (39:670-6), entitled "Experiences of a Public Lecturer, " from whicli I quote: "My lecturing efforts began at home, upon my father's farm.
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4 Byron A. Finney followed this with several other of his poems, taken from the Detroit Tribune, or written for Harper's Weekly, under the series title of "Farm Ballads. " This was the beginning of their popular volumes of his "Ballads, " "Legends, " and "Festivals. " From this period Carleton devoted himself to authorship and the lecture platform, and became known to the country at large, as w^ll as to Michigan, as the poet-spokesman of the farmer and the everyday citizen. He could not resist ...entirely the jour- nalistic call, and in 1894 established a family magazine. Every Where, published monthly in Brooklyn, N. Y. , and which he conducted for nearly twenty years, until his death. ^ To this magazine he contributed many prose articles, and a poem regularly to each issue. Of his early period of aspiration Mr. Carleton gives some interesting reminiscences, in an article which he contributed to Lipplncott's Magazine for April 1887 (39:670-6), entitled "Experiences of a Public Lecturer, " from whicli I quote: "My lecturing efforts began at home, upon my father's farm.
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