Newspaper specialties, those embracing politics and finance the most important, 180
Newspapers, indispensable to republican or representative form of government. The government speaks to the people through them, 161
News, local, does not exist in New York City; all important in the village, 140
Policy, newspaper, its reversal is dangerous to its prosperity, 91
Reporter, his beginnings and progress, 1-9; the political, 8-10; his unpleasant tasks, 22
Reporters, first announcements of great events made by, 13
_Titanic_, steamship, loss of: how reported, 44
Village, the American, its newspaper opportunities, 132
War, its supreme interest to newspaper readers, 99
Weather, the: its importance and interest to the reader, 100
Punctuation has been standardised. Spelling and hyphenation have been retained as published in the original publication except as follows:
Page 3 everything happens in New York than can _changed to_ everything happens in New York that can
Page 47 or off Montauk Point: judgment whether _changed to_ or off Montauk Point; judgment whether
Page 60 better expresed by _changed to_ better expressed by
Page 89 kind to whom lacrimose emotion _changed to_ kind to whom lachrymose emotion
Page 94 who succeded Greeley as editor _changed to_ who succeeded Greeley as editor
Page 102 exaggeration and breathless anouncement _changed to_ exaggeration and breathless announcement
Page 111 opinion as to the propects for peace _changed to_ opinion as to the prospects for peace
Page 198 sent as governor to Cilica _changed to_ sent as governor to Cilicia
Page 219 accounts the letters from Edinburg _changed to_ accounts the letters from Edinburgh
Page 236 _Gazette, The Pekin_ _changed to_ _Gazette, The Peking_
Page 220 Lausanne, Stéphane _changed to_ Lauzanne, Stéphane
End of Project Gutenberg's The Young Man and Journalism, by Chester S. Lord