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Tag Archives: Penny Press
Link Ch. 6 – The Yellow Kid
The Yellow Kid, an early newspaper comic character who got his start in a comic called Hogan’s Alley, was the star of the comics page during the yellow journalism era in New York City. You can read and see more … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 6
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Link Ch. 6 – Nellie Bly’s Ten Days in a Mad House
New York World stunt journalist Nellie Bly landed her job working for Joseph Pulitzer’s penny paper by going under cover as a patient at the women’s lunatic asylum. In addition to a great series of newspaper articles, Bly also produced … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 6
Tagged Nellie Bly, newspapers, Penny Press
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