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Chronicling America is regularly updated with newly-digitized newspapers from contributors to the National Digital Newspaper Program. Digitized newspapers are delivered in the form of batches, where each batch can contain one to many issues, from one or more newspaper titles. Recently loaded batches can be discovered on the Chronicling America Research Guide. More details about the batch can be discovered by clicking on the batch name link.
Recent additions to Chronicling America include:
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Pawtucket Gazette and Chronicle (Pawtucket, RI) 1850-1910. The paper collected local news, poetry, and reports of world events, later expanding to include news, sermons, and style sections.
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The Pascoag Herald and Burrillville News-Gazette (Pascoag, RI) 1895-1897 and related title The Pascoag Herald 1900-1918. Updates on the goings-on of locals were posted on the front page as “Home News.” Sermons by the popular Reverend Thomas De Witt Talmage or other religious figures often spanned the entire second page of each issue.
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