The Deaf-mutes' journal (Aug. 1, 1878)
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The Deaf-mutes' Journal was published weekly starting with the Nov. 5, 1874 issue and ceased publication in 1938. It was preceded by The Mexico Independent and Deaf-mutes' Journal from 1872-1874, and was succeeded by the New York Journal of the Deaf, published in White Plains, N.Y. beginning in 1938.
From 1874 until around 1880 it was published in Mexico, Oswego County, New York. Beginning around 1880 until 1938 it was published in New York, New York.
The editors included Henry C. Rider, Fort Lewis Seliney, Henry Winter Syle, and E.A. Hodgson.
A "Little Paper Family" publication.
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