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Title(s)
- The Chatterbox (1866-1953)
Editor(s)
- J. Erskine Clarke[1]
Overview
First published in 1866, the weekly journal The Chatterbox stayed in print for almost a century. The journal was a compilation of short stories, serial narratives, illustrations, poems, riddles, adventures, and brainteasers. Editor J. Erskine Clarke later bound and sold these halfpenny issues as annual volumes.[2]
For Further Reading
Notes
- ↑ (“The Chatterbox,” The Waterloo Directory of English Newspapers and Periodicals, 1800-1900, Series 2, Ed. John S. North, Waterloo, Ont: North Waterloo Academic Press, Web, 16 Nov. 2015.)
- ↑ All paragraph information has been taken from this source. (“The Chatterbox,” The Waterloo Directory of English Newspapers and Periodicals, 1800-1900, Series 2, Ed. John S. North, Waterloo, Ont: North Waterloo Academic Press, Web, 16 Nov. 2015.)
Submitted by: Lemon, Jessica: section 1, Fall 2007
Submitted by: Holdaway, Chelsea: section 1, Fall 2014
