Schools in the days of Lincoln
By: by Clifton Johnson ; drawings by F. Foster Lincoln
Contributors: Lincoln, F. Foster (Frederic Foster), illustrator
Publisher: [New York Tribune]
Published: 1909
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 12
Subjects: Childhood and youth; Education; History
Description: A brief look at education and living conditions on the early frontier illustrated by events in Abraham Lincoln's childhood and youth.
Notes: Detached from Sunday Magazine (produced by Associated Sunday Magazines, Inc.) of the New-York Tribune, January 31, 1909.

In December 1903, publishing entrepreneur Joseph Palmer Knapp launched the Associated Sunday Magazines (ASM) to produce a Sunday supplement magazine for nine newspapers in major metropolitan centers that were not part of the Hearst or Pulitzer syndicates (these syndicates published their Sunday magazines for distribution by their affiliates). Knapp printed a supplement for each independent newspaper, altering only the title page so that each newspaper could market the content as its own (e.g. The Washington Sunday Star Magazine).