Periodicals - Western North Carolina

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PERIODICALS, NEWSPAPERS, NEWSLETTERS Rare, Fragile, & Special...
Cover page from World Outlook, November 1919, illustration by Remingrton Schuyler, D. H. Ramsey Library, Special Collections, UNC Asheville .
See also: Asheville, Western North Carolina and Region - A Selected Bibliography
Periodicals, Newspapers Related to Western North Carolina & Region
	Appeltons' Journal: A Magazine of General Literature
		"Picturesque America: Farm on the French Broad, and Hickory-Nut Gap, with Illustrations by Harry Fenn" by Henry E. Colton in Appeltons' Journal, vol.4 issue 87, 1870, pp. 644. [Making of America - Michigan]
		"Picturesque America: Farm on the French Broad, and Hickory-Nut Gap, with Illustrations by Harry Fenn" by Henry E. Colton in Appeltons' Journal, vol.4 issue 90, 1870, pp. 737-738. [Making of America - Michigan]
		"Picturesque America: Part I, Mountain Island ... with Illustrations by Harry Fenn" by Henry E. Colton in Appeltons' Journal, vol.5 issue 93, Jan. 7, 1871, pp. 15-18. [Making of America - Michigan]
		"Picturesque America: Part III, Reem's Creek ... with Illustrations by Harry Fenn" by Henry E. Colton in Appeltons' Journal, vol.5 issue 97, , 1871, pp. 135-137. [Making of America - Michigan]
	Harper's New Monthly Magazine
		"North Carolina Illustrated" by Porte Crayon. Part IV. 'The Gold Region.'", Harper's New Monthly Magazine August 1857, Vol. 15, Issue 87, p.289-300. Porte Crayon,
		Rebecca Harding Davis, "By-Paths in the Mountains. I, II, III" Harper's New Monthly Magazine, August 1880, Vol. 61, Issue 363, [Making of America - Cornell]
	Highland Messenger (Newspaper)
		Highland Messenger, 1841, vol. II, issue 15, Asheville, NC Published from 1840 to 1848, this Whig paper is one of the earliest Asheville newspapers. Articles on politics, slavery, advertisements, education, medical practice, and other interesting topics are scattered throughout the four pages of the paper.
	Our Mountain Work (Newspaper)
		Our Mountain Work (newspaper of the Asheville Presbytery) [1919-1931] *Note: We are interested in additional copies of this publication and would welcome donations.
	*The Appalachian Appeal* (Newsletter)
		*The Appalachian Appeal* - Official Home Mission Organ of the Synod of Appalachia [1930] *Note: We are interested in additional copies of this publication and would welcome donations.
	New Testament Christian (Newspaper)
		*The New Testament Christian* - A Message from Eliada Home for Children, 1909, 1937, 1965 [1909-1975] For additional information see Eliada Home Archive
	The Southern Tourist (Periodical)
		The Southern Tourist, James H. Caine, Ed. (April 1924) Serial published once a month by Diversion Publishing company, Inc., Asheville, N.C. Special Collections: G155.U6 S68 1924
	World Outlook (Periodical)
		World Outlook "Our Southern Highlands," November 1919 Contains article, "A Race of Rip Van Winkles Wakes Up." pp. 20-32.
Periodicals and Series (Not western North Carolina)
	John Martin's Book
		*John Martin's Book* (1912-1933) Published by John Martin's House : New York, this collection represents a nearly complete run of the periodical. Sub-title varies: The Children's Magazine; The Magazine for Young People and Johnny Junior Book for Little Folk; A Magazine for Little Children UNCA SPEC COLL AP201.J66
	The Nidiologist
		The Nidiologist (1893-1897) "An illustrated monthly magazine devoted to the study of ornithology and with special reference to the nidification of North American Birds." Edited by Henry Reed Taylor.
		The Warbler (1910) An illustrated monthly magazine for ornithologists and "birders." The second series of the periodical, published by the John Lewis Childs Museum and Library of Natural History.
		Great Men and Famous Women, Horne, Charles F.(1894) New York: Selmar Hess Publishers. An 8 volume set of books containing pen and pencil sketches by Gustav Dore, Alonzo Chappel, A. R. Ward, and biographies of 200 individuals. Includes such personages as William Cullen Bryant, James Fenimore Cooper, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Goethe, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Homer, Horace, Victor Hugo, Washington Irvi's ng, Samuel Johnson, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, John Milton, Moliere, Petrarch, Plato, Alexander Pope, Schiller, Sir Walter Scott, and others.
	World War II - Foreign Periodicals
		*Germany* Information regarding journeys to and in Germany. Information is supplied by the Inquiry and Publicity Office of the Reich Tourist association; Distributed in the United States by the German Railroads Information Office./ Also issued in French, German, and Spanish eds.
		Communism in Germany; the truth about the communist conspiracy on the eve of the national revolution, 1933 Translation of Bewaffneter aufstand
		*No more Reparations* A textbook on Reparations published in time for the Lausanne Conference in 1932. Originally published February 1932 in Berlin under the title Schluss mit den Reparationen. Published in June 1932 in New York under the title No more Reparations.
		*German Library of Information New York, Collection* Facts in Review : Vol. 1, no. 1] (Aug. 16, 1939)- Ceased with: v. 3, no. 20 (June 7, 1941). Issues for Aug. 16-Sept. 2, 1939 issued without series numbering but constitute v. 1, no. 1-4.
		German Calendars Issued by the Deutscher Reichsbahn
	.	*Olympic Games (Berlin) 1936* Information regarding XI Olympic Games in Berlin and Olympic History. Information is supplied by Publicity Commission for the Eleventh Olympic Games, Berlin, 1936, and for the Fourth Olympic Winter Games, Garmisch-Partenkirchen
		*Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House* Collection of political pamphlets printed in Moscow and distributed abroad for English language audience
		*Russian and East German/communist propaganda* State and revolution by Lenin ; Soviet cinema 1918 - 1945 ; German Democratic Republic 1949 - 1951
		*Soviet News Booklets* Collection of Soviet political pamphlets printed in London, England
		.Foreign Languages Press Peking, China English language propaganda published in the 1950's by the Foreign Language Press Peking


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