The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-08
A MODEL
NEW SPApER.

{ Next Sundays Times will be the
( type of a newspaper such as VIII lur-
J nish a wealth of information on
J variety of interesting and up-to-date
[ subjects. The issue will contain good
( reading for old and young, male and
} female and. in fact. everybody VINO
: wishes to read and keep abreast OIL
{ the times. It will be we'll illustrated
and filed with matter carefully Sc
! lected and prepared to appeal to the
{ public generally.
: First will be the news, as 1t should
} be. This will include all the local.
state. general and foreign news, pre-
{ pared by reporters and special writers
: at home. a larger number of private
I corresnondenIS scattered throughout
( Vireinia. North Carolina and other
( narts Of the country. the Associated
: Press. and other neWs-dlstrloutiliS
( agencies and many Well-kno"h
( writer's employed for special setVlce.
Then. there will be full market re-
{ ports and industrial. railroad and COM
mercial news. society news Tor the
} week. religious, theatrical and literary
J departments, including book and mag
} azine reviews, current literature ana
J reading matter eSpeSifaiiS ioh
! the women. such as fashions, noteS Oh
( housekeeping and social matters.
( But the features of the paper will be
{ better than ever before. Many OIL
{ these have been prepared by able
{ writer's. whose trenchant pens have
national reputation Judge a. M.
{ Kelley. formerly Mayor of Richmond,
( but now American member of the In
ternational Court at Alexandria,
J Eeypt. has contributed an interest
ing article on historic ST. Alban.
Frank Tilford, president of the Bank
of New Amsterdam. New York; Will
discuss the improved financial and
} trade conditions.
} An interesting article on American
) heiresses who marry foreign titles is
) from the well-krown writer, Julian
) Hawthorne.
W. T. Manning will contribute an
! article about the and-vice crusade and
{ social reform in New York.
The movement against Imperialism
will be discussed by Julius Chambers.
{ and an experienced journalist will tell
about learning to b. a good writer
A column will be dev,ted to the latest
{ inventions. and a petty little story
in connection with low Miss Maud
{ Coleman Woods was selected as the
J nrettiest blonde in America will prove
{ of interest.
There will be a storya bout strange
insect whose bite invariably produces
insanity.
) "reminiscences of a remarkable old
lady who conversed with George
) Washington will recall a bit of his
tory, and Interviews With preachers
and public men on ths curfew ordi-
} dance will interest the youngster to
whom the law will appy.
There will be an article on bright
: Young men in the legislature who
: will have a chance to spread them
selves this winter, and he wonderful
evolution of the Pullnl:n palace car
will appeal to railroad Pople Horses ]
and Horsemen will be published for )
the benefit of turfman and admirers
{ of horse flesh.
Charles Broadway Ross, the blind
millionaire, is described as a scamp
( when a boy, and Deputy Marshal Ben
Z dit will tell how it feels be shot at (
A new feature will be careful Sc
Z lection OF strange thing. in old Vir- {
J ginia. being interesting and unique {
) items from State papers not carried I
} by the Associated Press and other {
} news agencies. Z
) OF course there will Denotes to in I
) terest the laboring men. Is we'll as in
: formation OF interest and help to the \
{ q asricultural classes.
( New designs for the hotdays will be
? given some space. and here will be
} many well-selected local tories of In
J terest about people and things In this {
, vicinity.
) Politics. both local and foreign. will
} receive careful attention. and all the
: sporting news will be coyred.
! Watch for the Sunday Times. 1t
will be a great paper.
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