Exemplary Columns and Publications
![1882_Sentinel_Chit Chat Column.pdf 1882_Sentinel_Chit Chat Column.pdf](https://archivalgossip.com/collection/files/square_thumbnails/6610c26884ad4f412abe3780d020c223.jpg)
An example of the Sentinel's gossip column "Chit-Chat," containing short entries reporting about multiple individuals of note (Jan 7, 1882)
![Lillian_Alberta_Lewis.jpg Lillian_Alberta_Lewis.jpg](https://archivalgossip.com/collection/files/square_thumbnails/f13247441d58559a7e350250bf9007c3.jpg)
Under the pseudonym Bert Islew, Lillian A. Lewis wrote the successful gossip column "They Say" for the Boston Advocate
![Cleveland_Gazette__March_23_1889_Lillian Lewis.pdf Cleveland_Gazette__March_23_1889_Lillian Lewis.pdf](https://archivalgossip.com/collection/files/square_thumbnails/4a61a5634fc5271ac5f0368dd999db64.jpg)
Report on Lilllian A. Lewis' career as a "society reporter" in Cleveland Gazette (via reprint from The New York Age, 1889)
![1890_American Negro_October_25_1890. Full Issue. Foreign Gossip and Gossip reprinted from Harpers Bazaar.pdf 1890_American Negro_October_25_1890. Full Issue. Foreign Gossip and Gossip reprinted from Harpers Bazaar.pdf](https://archivalgossip.com/collection/files/square_thumbnails/50f253130a3b417b0b44908651e8f5c3.jpg)
Copy of American Negro, in which "Foreign Gossip" (p. 7) denotes international news. Page 2 contains a reprint from Harper's Bazar, concerning the private life of European Royals (Oct 25, 1890)
Collected here are some exemplary columns and articles, which highlight the relevance of gossip to Black periodicals in the late nineteenth century.
Exemplary Columns and Publications