Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-05-25
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Did you ever stop to think how
wonderful is the camera2 We pick
up our camera and 60 out in the
world to take picture. We walk
along until we come to an deviation.
We hold up our camers ard looking
through it we see ANYTHING that IS
going on before us. Here are noun
tairs, valleys. cities, hamlets, VIII
llages, rivers and streamlets
stretching over hundreds of square
miles, but all focused before us into
small picture full Of detail and ac-
curacy, We are satisfied with the
picture, because it is true to life
and shows things as they exist.
The Middle West-the great por-
ton of the United States embrac-
ing Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Ar
kansas, Kansas and Nebraska-is
especially rich in news.
No similar area can claim so
many qualities of greatness as the
Middle West; and it is to the Mid
die West that the Sunday Post
Dispatch especially devotes itself
in the search for those remarkable
unique and entertaining features
those "stories from the news ~
which have made it famous. For
domestic news it relies to great
extent upon the Middle West, for
that news is most interesting to its
thousands of readers. At the same
time it gives the news of the ma
ton and of the whole world. Not
one coroner of the earth is over
looked.
The -Dispatch's connection
with the New York World, gives it
the entire news service of that
greatest American newspaper,
from every part of the globe.
Moreover, the Sunday Post-Dis-
patch has the most valuable list of
special contributors possessed by
any American newspaper. Since
the beginning of 1900 more than
500 men and women of State or ma
tional importance-many of them OF
international fame-have written
for it's columns timely articles,
which have delighted and edited
thousands. One hardly knows
where to begin TO enumerate them,
Here are a few
Mark Twain; Winston Churchill,
author of Richard Carvel;' John
Kenrick Bangs, Archbishop John ].
Kafn of St. Louis, Nine. Emma
Calve, Susan B. Anthony, Senator
VIM. B. Allison, Bandmaster John
Philip Sousa, Booker t. Washing
ton, celebrated negro educator; Ira
d. Sankey, Frank r. Stockton,
novelist; Charles N. Eliot, Presi-
dent of Harvard; Arthur T. Hadley,
President of Yale; Bishop Bowman,
Bishop Fallows, Francis Wilson,
Dan DAILY, comedian; DR. William
Il. Harris, National Commissioner
OF Education; ]. ]. Hill, President
of the Great Northern Railway;
Israel Zangwill, Jewish author and
scholar; Margaret e. Sangister,
until recently editor of Harper 5
Aazard; Dr.. II. S. Tanner, the cele-
brated faster; Paul Leicester Ford,
author Of Janice Meredith Rev.
Edward Everett Hale; Miss Julia
Arthur, actress; Rev T. Dewitt
Talmagc, Sir Henry Irving, Henry
Sienklewicz, author of Quo
Vadis2" John Strange Winter
(Mrs. Stannard), authoress; Mrs.
Leland Stanford, Mrs. Hettie Green,
Rev, John p. Chadwick, the last
chaplain Of the battleship Maiuci
Sol Smith Russell, comedian; Gen.
Nelson A. Miles, Gen o. o.
Howard, Julia Ward Howe, Henry
Cabot Lodge and host Of others.
In political news the Post-Dis-
patch leads an the other news
papers AS an independent news
paper it gives all the news Of all
political parties With completeness
and accuracy Itis the political
camera. You win see it all IN the
Post-Dispatch
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