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Scope and Contents From the Collection: “The Darke County Boy” was a non-traditional newspaper in Greenville, Ohio during the early 20th century. Calderwood wrote on page 4 in the April 1911 issue, “the ‘Boy’ is not a newspaper… neither is it a magazine.” The paper came out monthly and Calderwood admitted in that same April issue, on page 5, “this paper must live on its merits. I haven’t time to interview people, [and] hunt up photographs…” The paper was based on what local people sent to Calderwood and the kind of stories he...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: “The Darke County Boy” was a non-traditional newspaper in Greenville, Ohio during the early 20th century. Calderwood wrote on page 4 in the April 1911 issue, “the ‘Boy’ is not a newspaper… neither is it a magazine.” The paper came out monthly and Calderwood admitted in that same April issue, on page 5, “this paper must live on its merits. I haven’t time to interview people, [and] hunt up photographs…” The paper was based on what local people sent to Calderwood and the kind of stories he...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: “The Darke County Boy” was a non-traditional newspaper in Greenville, Ohio during the early 20th century. Calderwood wrote on page 4 in the April 1911 issue, “the ‘Boy’ is not a newspaper… neither is it a magazine.” The paper came out monthly and Calderwood admitted in that same April issue, on page 5, “this paper must live on its merits. I haven’t time to interview people, [and] hunt up photographs…” The paper was based on what local people sent to Calderwood and the kind of stories he...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: “The Darke County Boy” was a non-traditional newspaper in Greenville, Ohio during the early 20th century. Calderwood wrote on page 4 in the April 1911 issue, “the ‘Boy’ is not a newspaper… neither is it a magazine.” The paper came out monthly and Calderwood admitted in that same April issue, on page 5, “this paper must live on its merits. I haven’t time to interview people, [and] hunt up photographs…” The paper was based on what local people sent to Calderwood and the kind of stories he...