His first verse appeared in local journals, collected in Poems and Songs (1862).
Their duty is to write the syndicate newspaper columns which appear in the local journals of smaller cities.
His first publications were reviews and articles for local journals, which were followed by essays on oratorio and folk song that appeared in 1853.
By the time he left prison, the inmates had nudged and negotiated their way to obtaining not only state newspapers but also local journals and, at last, foreign publications.
In Cincinnati she took an active part in the literary and school life, contributing stories and sketches to local journals and compiling a school geography, until the school closed in 1836.
Son of a blacksmith, Rudd worked as a horsebreaker, stockman, and drover before going to Brisbane, where he became a clerk and began to write poems and sketches for local journals.
It organized cooperatives, welfare insurance, credit banks and mutual aid societies, as well as a host of local journals and campaigns against liberal secular proposals (such as a divorce law).
In such situations, as Susan Murray from African Journals Online told a meeting held in June by the International Network for the Availability of Scientific Publications, there is a danger that developing country researchers might desert local journals unable to afford to go open access while waiving author fees.
Wells-Barnett contributed to the Chicago Conservator, her husband's newspaper, and to other local journals; published a detailed look at lynching in A Red Record (1895); and was active in organizing local African American women in various causes, from the antilynching campaign to the suffrage movement.
To the Editor: One wonders how the founding fathers would have seen the freedoms of the First Amendment if there had been media with wider reach, like television and the Internet, at the time rather than pamphlets, newspapers and local journals.
Other information is published in local journals or reports.
