New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
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FEATURES OF THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.

FEATURES OF THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
4 WORK OF GENIUS.
From The Philadelphia Ledger.
In the fill OF l-37-lonc before the establishment
Of The Tnbune-llorce Greeley ~ he himself states,
was moved - Issue Politicians Register for 1885,
intended mdrly to embody the election return, u
preceding year. From that date TO the present year
The Tribune Amenac. rs II finally came TO be known.
One year oniy isia Is wanting 1t Is mark Of us
great editors genius in his work that the sencrai
plan and arrangement OF The Tribune Almanac for 500
Is Identical with that OF the Politician, Register
pages 1t has grown be a book OF over 300 pages.
Tho issue for l-02 shows the painstakng effort
az absolute accuracy that has characterizcd It for
more than fny years II is no logger confrcd.
however to political information e, bur is contents
duty OF the modern newspaper q investigate.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN NEED IT.
From The Boston Commercial Bulletin.
II Is an exceedingly valuable and interesting
public alton, and one which every nielgen person
book and It absolutely Indispensable in editorial
sanctuins
1T TAKES THE LEAD.
From The Gettysburg star and Sentinel
AZ the very heat 81 the procession OF newspaper
stand, the one published by The New York Tribune
for l-g3 IL is edited with great and Is entirely
non partisan.
BETTER THAN AN ENCYCLOPAEDIA.
From The Ilackensack Republican.
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POLITICAL STATISTICS GALORE.
From The Leavenworth Timec.
There is hardly anything pertaining to parties
the political history OF the country but Is there
out In detail.
MUCH BESIDES POLITICS IN 1T.
From The Christian Herald.
MANY special features added varying from
educational and religious statistics TO financial census
and sporting statistics Nowhere else can such
DON'T ASK TIE EDITOR; READ UP YOURSELF.
From The Springfield Union.
People who are always applying 70 editors for IN
formation find very much that they want in this
book.
YOr CAN TRUST 1T IMPLICITLY.
From The indianapolis sentinel.
II Is even more complete and accurate than ever
which to those familiar win It's excellence and value
in the past would seem almost impossible
PERFECT TREASURE.
From The sterling standard.
Il * more than perpetual calendar; II Is q
political mine.
VAST IMPROVEMENT ON IT'S PREDECESSORS.
From The kenncbec Journal.
1t now contains fact and statistics for all the great
scarcely possible 10 give much credit to the oors
hhorlouS work. ON every score. convenience o. A..
rangcm0t, accuracy ana huhlrdoc !uuBmeh| ne
deserves the highest praise
SOMETHING FOR EVERY ONE.
From The Jewell City (Kan) Republican.
Among the thousands and ono features, which every
Intelligent man need, t. refer to every year. there
arc hrge number OF such peculiar Interest that each
ore alone IS worth times the twenty -hvecent
| piece needed 10 buy tho book.
A WONDERFUL VARIETY OF CONTENTS.
| From The Ansonia sentinel
The notion that 1t Is all political statistics 10
| erroneous Its list If contents wOnld take up Q
half column OF solid type.
SUPERIOR TO ALL IT'S RIVALS.
| From The Muscatine Journal
The right Of precedence IN statistical almanac mak
| Ing belongs 10 The New York Tribune