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Editorial July 5, 1925

Casper Daily Tribune

Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming

What is this article about?

Editorial tribute to late writer Herbert Quick, likening him to Emerson Hough for chronicling pioneer life in Iowa and the West through clean, wholesome stories that promote moral literature over degenerate works.

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Immortalized the Pioneers
The newspapers of the United States are handing compliments to the late Herbert Quick who has recently passed on from his brilliant career as a fiction writer to the realm of the unknown. He was to Iowa and the middle west such a chronicler of its true life as was the late Emerson Hough, who wrote the Covered Wagon and immortalized the conquerors of the far west.
Both Hough and Quick were all-round Americans, and sympathetic with the struggles of the pioneers who made this nation a reality. Their stories are clean as the winds of the prairies, wholesome and invigorating as the lives they depict, leaving no excuse for reproducing degenerate literature for American families to read.

What sub-type of article is it?

Moral Or Religious

What keywords are associated?

Herbert Quick Emerson Hough Pioneer Life Wholesome Literature Degenerate Literature

What entities or persons were involved?

Herbert Quick Emerson Hough Pioneers

Editorial Details

Primary Topic

Tribute To Herbert Quick And Emerson Hough For Depicting Pioneer Life

Stance / Tone

Praiseful And Moralistic

Key Figures

Herbert Quick Emerson Hough Pioneers

Key Arguments

Quick Chronicled True Life Of Iowa And Middle West Like Hough Did For The Far West Hough's 'Covered Wagon' Immortalized Western Conquerors Both Writers Were Sympathetic To Pioneers' Struggles Their Stories Are Clean, Wholesome, And Invigorating No Excuse For Degenerate Literature In American Families

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