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Yearbooks, school and diocesan papers, and the trade journals — a class with examples, as the build used them
What it is: three presses that are not newspapers of record but carry records nothing else does. The school press: Mishawaka High School's Miskodeed yearbook — the 1971 edition's dress-code narrative read first-hand from the archive.org item miskodeed1971mish, superintendents and board members taken from the 1924, 1930, 1937 and 1963 volumes, the 1943 and 1963 editions read by the Culture leg; the earliest edition in hand is 1924, and the Alltold's "Catterlin's Chatterin'" column stands unsampled as a named gap. Marian High School's The Lance and its Madrigal yearbooks (1988, 1998, 2004 at archive.org, from the public library's copies). Bethel University's The Beacon and The Helm (Standard Periodical Directory, 2013) — with the printed dispelling that the Clarion and an improv troupe of the same university name belong to Bethel of Minnesota, not this one. The church press: Today's Catholic, the diocesan paper, a carrier across the Religion, Charities and Hospitals sections — its masthead of 5 November 2017 carried a bureau office at 1328 Dragoon Trail, Mishawaka. The trade press: the firms' contemporary record in their industries' own journals — the Farm Implement News Buyer's Guide of 1891 read first-hand, Gas Engine Magazine's Perkins and Garden-All lines, and the Paper Trade Journal named as the pulp cluster's settling source, not yet pulled.
Its standing, from this build's experience: yearbooks are the only continuous record of the schools' inner life — who superintended, what the dress code said, what a class called itself — and the build treats a yearbook's own statements as the school's voice, dated to its edition.
Where it fails: yearbook firsts are claims, not findings: the Cavemen worked example in the Mysteries leg shows the school corporation's own telling unable to fix its mascot's year (1922 or 1923) — the campus press is quoted as the campus's voice and tested against the outside record like everything else.
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