VOLUME 4, PART 1 Filipiniana Rare Periodicals

CATALOGUE OF RARE PERIODICALS

CATALOGUE OF RARE PERIODICALS UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS MIGUEL DE BENAVIDES LIBRARY

(up to 1945)

Editor: Ángel Aparicio, O.P.

Manila, Philippines 2015

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Cataloguing-in-Publication Data:

Catalogue of Filipiniana rare periodicals : University of Santo

Tomas Miguel de Benavides Library / editor : Ángel Aparicio,

O.P.. -- Manila : UST Library, 2015. p. : ill. ; cm.

ISBN 978-971-506-732-4

1. Periodicals -- Bibliography -- Catalogs. I. Aparicio, Ángel A., O.P.

Z6958.P6 .C28 2015

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CONTENTS

List of Figures vii Editor’s Note ix Introduction xi

A. Catalogue of Filipiniana Rare Periodicals 1 B. Catalogue of UST Periodical Publications 97 (up to 1945) C. Other titles available at the UST Archives 129

References 147

Indexes General Index 149 Index of Printers 153 General Index for UST Publications 155 General Index for Other Titles Available at the 157 UST Archives

List of Figures

Figures Pages

1. Cover of Boletín de Estadística de la Ciudad de Manila. 11 2. Boletín Oficial Agrícola de Filipinas, yr. I, no. 1 (January 1894). 14 3. First page of Boletín Oficial de Filipinas, no. 3 (July 5, 1852). 15 4. El Católico Filipino, yr. I, no. 7 (July 8, 1862) 18 5. A page of El Commercio, no. 15 (January 17, 1852). 21 6. La Democracia, January 9, 1906. 26 7. Diario de Manila, yr. 4, no. 4 (January 4, 1852). 28 8. Gaceta de Manila, yr. XXXII, no. 180 (July 1, 1894). 37 9. The June 28, 1880 issue of El Ilocano (First Issue). 42 10. Ilustración Filipina, yr. I, no. 3 (April 1, 1859). 43 11. La Independencia, yr. I, no. 1 (July 2, 1906). 45 12. Ang Kalayaan, yr. I, no. 2 (November 16, 1912). 48 13. Mamera, yr. III, no. 121 (April 1, 1934). 52 14. Cover title of Manililla, yr. III, nos. 39 and 51 55 (January 26 and April 20, 1889). 15. La Opinión, yr. I, no. 127 (August 9, 1887). 60 16. A page of El Oriente, yr. I, no. 3 (Oct 17, 1895) with symbolic 61 design. 17. Title cover of The Philippine Journal of Science, vol. I, no. 1 67 (Jan 1906) 18. Cover title of Philippine Magazine, vol. XXVI, no. 6 (Nov 1929). 70 19. Cover of Pro Cervantes (February 1938). 74 20. El Renacimiento, yr. 5, no. 5 (September 9, 1905). 77 21. Muling Pagsilang, yr. 4, no. 5 (September 9, 1905). 77 22. Title page of El Santísimo Rosario, vol. II (1887) 86 23. The Tribune, yr. XVII, no. 241 (January 6, 1942) 91 24. A sample sheet of La Vanguardia, yr. 35, no. 12 (Feb 14, 1944). 93 25. Woman’s Home Journal, yr. III, no. 7 (November 1928). 95 26. Woman’s Home Journal-World (January 1940). 95 27. The Woman’s Outlook, yr. IV, no. 12 (September 1828). 96 28. Title page of the first issue of Boletín Eclesiástico de Filipinas 100 (1923). 29. Boletín Eclesiástico del Arzobispado de Manila (1879). 103 30. Bulletin of the San Juan de Dios Hospital de Manila, vol. 7, 105 no. 7 (July 1933). 31. El Correo Sino-Annamita o Correspondencia de las Misiones del 107 Sagrado Orden de Predicadores en China, Tun-King, Formosa y Japón (1907). 32. Libertas, yr. XI, no. 2925 (July 7, 1909). 112 33. Last issue of the Libertas (January 30, 1918). 115

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34. Misiones Dominicanas, yr. XVI, no. 186 (March 1933). 117 35. Revista Católica de Filipinas, v. 1, no. 1 (October 14, 1888). 120 36. A sample issue of the defunct Unitas, v. III, no. 1 122 (July 1924). 37. The Varsitarian, v. I, no. 4 & 5(March 16, 1928). 124 38. Voz Estudiantil (October 1938). 128 39. El Filipino Libre, yr. 1, no. 1 (June 18, 1899). 134 40. Thé Kon Leche, yr. 1, no. 1 (December 28, 1898). 137 41. La Patria, yr. 1, no. 85 (December 30, 1899). 139 42. El Resumen (June 5, 1892). 142 43. La Solidaridad, yr. III, no. 59 (July 15, 1899). 143 44. & 45. University of Santo Tomas Press. 159

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Editor’s Note

This Catalogue of rare Filipiniana periodicals of the Miguel de Benavides Library of the University of Santo Tomas covers the time from the begin- nings of journalism in the Philippines to 1945 (ca. one hundred years). The Catalogue is incomplete as many issues are missing.

Since most libraries in Manila were destroyed during the liberation of the city in 1945, most of their collections were lost. Fortunately, the University of Santo Tomas which had already been transferred to Sampaloc and transformed into an Interment Camp, was spared together with its library holdings. These are available at the Antonio Vivencio del Rosario UST Heritage Library and in the University Archives.

In the present Catalogue, we do not include issues beyond 1945 because they can be found in other libraries.

The UST Miguel de Benavides Library acknowledges with gratitude the financial aid of the UnionBank of the Philippines through its Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Mr. Justo A. Ortiz and its Corporate Philanthropic and Social Responsibility Director (CPSR) Mrs. Maria Gonzalez-Goolsby for their deep concern for the reprinting of the first three volumes: Volume 1; Volume 2, Part 1; and Volume 3, Part 1; and for the publication of the remaining cata- logues: Volume 2, Parts 2 and 3; Volume 4, Part 1 and the UST Archives Catalogue, Volumes 1 and 2.

Sincere gratitude also goes to the following who provided invaluable assis- tance for the completion of this catalogue: María Luna Vico and Ma. Cristina O. Josue, who assisted us in preparing the technical description of each title; Jenneth G. Capule for the encoding of data; P r o f. Emeritus Cristina Pantoja Hidalgo, PhD, who helped us out in the editing; Kristi Ma. Fevie V. Macasaet for the layout of the catalogue and the technical description of some titles; and to the members of the staff who in one way or the other have contributed to the production and publication of this volume.

Fr. Ángel Aparicio, O.P. Prefect of Libraries University of Santo Tomas

Introduction

This volume is the sixth of what one does not hesitate to describe as a herculean effort: the effort to catalogue the University of Santo Tomas Heritage Library’s vast holdings of rare books and periodicals.

Nor is it a mere listing. Rather, one thinks of the word compendium” (from Latin compendere, which combines com (together) and pendere (weight), literally “what is weighed together”).

The first three volumes are: Catalogue of Rare Books, University of Santo Tomas Library, Volume 1: 1492-1600 (2001); Catalogue of Rare Books, University of Santo Tomas Library, Volume 2, Part 1: 1600-1699 (2006); and Catalogue of Rare Books, University of Santo Tomas Library, Volume 3, Part 1, Filipiniana (1610-1945) (2005).

In the Prologue to Volume 2, Part 1, Ms. Estrella S. Majuelo, Chief Librari- an of the UST Library, explained that, because of the scope supposed to be covered by this volume, it was decided that it would be divided into three parts, each one covering, respectively, 1600-1699, 1700-1799, and 1800-1899. So, Parts 2 and 3 of Volume 2 are published simultaneously with this volume. Volume 3, Part 1 contains Filipiniana rare books printed before 1945; Volume 3, Part 2 from 1946 onwards will be published in the future. The present catalogue of rare periodicals is Part 1 of Volume 4. It includes newspapers, journals, and magazines printed in the Philippines — mainly by the UST Press. A catalogue of foreign rare periodicals will be published in a separate volume which will form Part 2 of Volume 4.

The present volume is devoted to Rare Periodicals. Each entry contains inclusive years of publication, the name(s) of the editor(s), publisher, size, cost of subscription, holdings when available, a brief summary of its contents, and the condition of the copies. The Catalogue is divided into three sections: Filipiniana Rare Periodicals; UST Publications; and, other titles available in the UST Archives up to 1945.

There is much in these pages to reward scholar and antiquarian. But there is also much to delight the ordinary reader who might be intrigued by the past... beguiled by vanished seasons... by beliefs, practices, songs, stories, lost and forgot- ten. And there is an additional incentive – the piquant sauce, if you will, that trans- forms an already tasty spread into a gourmet’s feast.

This is the editorial voice – a learned, amiable, animated presence, who seems to invite one to wander at one’s leisure through pleasant, tree-shaded paths; an erudite but gentle guide, who hints at hidden treasures, and allows one to pause here and there, as one or the other flowering bush or towering tree catches one’s attention and demands closer scrutiny... until one is so engaged, so enchanted, that

one longs to make a quick dash to the shelves, and see for oneself. To my mind, the publications seem to fall roughly within four major categories: (1) the very old – publications that, by virtue of their age alone, are fasci- nating, regardless of subject matter; (2) the historically important – publications which have played a part in the story of the nation; (3) the unusual or curious – publications whose subject matter arrests the attention so that one feels compelled to seek it out; and, (4) publications of interest primarily to specialists.

— The oldest item seems to be Boletín Oficial de Filipinas (1852-1860), about which the Editor notes that “even if this publication is an official bulletin of the government, it appears as a normal newspaper, with official, local and international news…” But, he adds, it also features a serialized Spanish novel.

Another ancient periodical is the Ilustración Filipina (1859, 1860), about which the Editor says that it was significant for Philippine journalism as the first newspaper to feature illustrations along with news articles. It also carried, “biographies, poems, legends, short novels and stories.” It would appear that literature was standard fare in these mid- 19th century periodicals.

The Revista de Filipinas (1876-1877) is a magazine of general interest. The list of its contents is a merry mix of news & articles on “saints, marketing, institutions, cuadrilleros, drugs new trees, people, customs, traditions, Tagalog scriptures, Mindoro, ethnography, agriculture, industry, the island of Formosa, military expeditions, economy and sugar.”

— Of obvious historical importance, on the other hand, is La Gaceta de Manila (1861-1898), originally called Boletín Oficial de Filipinas. This was the Spanish government’s official organ, created by law. It ceased publication 5 days before the Americans occupied the city. In 1902, the Americans revived it, but changed its name to Official Gazette.

Then there is El Correo Sino-Annamita o Correspondencia de las Misiones del Sagrado Orden de Predicadores en China, Tun-King, Formosa, y Japón, published by UST Press. This work consists of the correspondence of the Dominican missionaries assigned to those countries by the Prior Provincial in Manila. The Editor refers to it as an “immense work,” adding that it “constitutes the best source of study of the Dominican missions from the middle of the 19th century until the second decade of the 20th century.”

El Heraldo de la Revolución (1899) is a Spanish—Tagalog magazine containing official announcements issued by the Filipino Revolutionary Government.

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El Renacimiento / Muling Pagsilang (1905-1909), a Spanish-Tagalog newspaper, is the official publication of the “Partido Independentista Immedi- ata” (Immediate Independence Party), edited by Rafael Palma, Teodoro Kalaw, Fidel Reyes, et al. “It was against the economical exploitation of the country,” the Editor observes.

Renacimiento Filipino (1910- 1913) edited by Martion Ocampo, seems to have picked up where the precious publication left off, again bi-lingual (Spanish and Tagalog), but a magazine this time, with articles on science, the arts, literature, industry, trade and agriculture. “It exposes abuses & economic exploitation of the constabulary,” the Editor says, and then he adds, “Most of the intellectual Filipinos at that time published articles in this paper.”

It is, however, La Vanguardia (1941-1944) that the Editor calls “the continuation of El Renacimiento,” after the latter was closed down due to libel case. “This was the most influential Spanish paper of the time.”

The Philippine Forum (1935-1937), edited by Camilo Osias, is a magazine described by the Catalogue Editor as seeking to “reflect dynamic Filipinism & impress Filipino dynamism on public affairs.” He adds the intriguing observation that “it pretends (purports?) to be the vehicle for free expression of thoughts on (or?) views about different problems.”

Free Philippines was published by the Philippine Free Press from Feb. 6, 1945 (“a week after American troops entered Manila”) to Sept 3, 1945, when the Japanese formally surrendered. “Its aim,” the Editor informs one, “was to provide accurate news about the war in the country.” And then there is the Guerrilla (1945), a four-page English afternoon paper “described by itself as a ‘fearless paper for fearless people.”’

Again of historical interest is the The Official Journal of the Japanese Military Administration (1942-1943), edited by the Bureau of Publicity, the Department of General Affairs and the Japanese Military Administration. It contained “orders, proclamations, notifications and warning.”

And the Woman’s Home Journal (1928-1934), edited by Estrella Romualdez, was founded by Paz Marquez Benitez (the Editor reminds us that she is the famous author of “Dead Stars,”) and was the country’s first women’s magazine.

— Under the heading “Unusual or Curious,” I would include La Democracia (1906-1908), the official organ of the Federal Party. Though written in Spanish, it was “the first Filipino newspaper that recognized Ameri- can sovereignty in the country, & encourages the people to be open to the American government.”

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Here, too, belongs Diario de Manila (1849-1896), whose contents the Editor describes as: “official matters, literary works, foreign chronicles, exportations, religious news, departures and arrival of boats.” From 1895, it acquired a Sunday Supplement, which was “illustrated and very entertaining.”

About El Ilocano (1889-1890), one observes that, contrary to the expec- tations raised by its title, it was a Spanish-Tagalog newspaper. The Editor describes its aim as “to bring science to the common people.” It contained articles on Iluko history and geography, but also “letters from the Pope and church hierarchy… practical pieces of advice, government, mathematics, poetry.” And, the Editor adds a detail which calls attention to its rarity at the time : “There is a section dedicated to women.”

The Manililla (1889-1991) was a weekly magazine edited by Saturnino Sabadell, which today would be in category of “Lifestyle.” It is described by the Catalogue Editor as “illustrated, comical and humorous,” and containing “illustrations (which) are very eloquent of life in Manila at that time.”

And La Estrella de Manila: diario de avisos y noticias (1848), a daily Spanish newspaper, carried, not just foreign and local news, but also “cultural activities in Manila,” a science section, and a novel The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas, serialized.

— Finally, there are the publications whose appeal might be to limited audience of specialist. For example, La Correspondencia Médica de Filipinas (1893- 1894) seems to have tried to address the interests of both professional doctors and ordinary people or laymen who felt the need to be better informed about, for example, different sicknesses and proper treatment of these.

The Revista Farmacéutica de Filipinas (1893-1894), on the other hand, was the official organ of the Colegio de Farmacéuticos, and featured articles by its members, copies of articles by Europeans, and advertisements of pharmaceutical products.

The Spanish-language Boletín Oficial Agrícola de Filipinas,(1894-1896), has as “its main objective… to transmit the results of all scientific experiments done to improve farming in the Philippines.” And it included, not just what one would expect- “cultivation of plants, farmer’s health, experiments, statistics on agronomic season of all region”, but also “rules on how to build wells and ovens…”

The English-language journal, The Philippine Journal of Science (1906- 1947), edited by Richard Strong and H.D. McCaskey, published the results of research on general chemical and biological problems involving bacteriology and immunity, pathology, etiology, entomology, etc.

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The Philippine Agricultural Review (1926-1935), published by the University of the Philippines, and edited by Bernabe Africa, et al., and then by Maximo Kalaw, contains mainly articles on a wide variety of disciplines, by scholars, i.e. professors of different universities.

There are several magazines of special interest to writers. The Philippine Magazine (1930-1941), edited by Verne E. Miller and the legendary A.V.H. Hartendorp, was where many writers in English first saw print.

The Philippine Free Press (1934-1941), which only ceased to exist in 2012, was founded in 1908, and edited by Dick R. McCulloch, which makes it the oldest English news magazine in the country. It included one short story and a poetry page per issue.

The Sunday Tribune Magazine (1939-1944) was edited by Francisco Icasiano, author of one of the earliest collections of essays in English, and, as the Catalogue Editor notes, it published short stories by the major writers in English of the time.

Thomasian writers should want to take a look at The Quill (1935), the annual yearbook of the UST Quill Literary Club. The Catalogue’s Editor observes that it “produced excellent Filipino literature,” using as example Paz Latorena’s “As the Strength of Ten.”

And of course the collection has early copies of Unitas, the University’s scholarly journal, founded in 1923; and of the Varsitarian, the University’s official student paper, founded in 1928, with Jose Villa Panganiban as its first editor.

Even before the end of the Age of Print had become a possibility, a collection such as this would have been considered extremely precious. Now – when what used to be unthinkable might actually be imminent – it is, quite simply, priceless.

One can only be grateful that the AVdR Heritage Library – and most particularly the Rev. Father Ángel Aparicio, O.P. – has undertaken this pro- ject. Amazingly, very few seem to be aware of it, including the members of the Thomasian community. It is the way of man to take for granted what is part of his everyday milieu. It remains for future generations to take full measure of the significance of what has been accomplished here.

Prof. Cristina Pantoja Hidalgo, Ph. D. Director UST Center for Creative Writing

A. Catalogue of Filipiniana Rare Periodicals

FILIPINIANA RARE PERIODICALS

1. El Agricultor Filipino. Manila : Buró de Agricultura, 1916-1917. v. : ill. ; 28 cm.

Monthly. Subscription rate is not indicated. Editor: H.T. Edwards and Marck Cretcher.

Holdings: v. II, nos.1-12 (1916) v. III, nos.2-7 (1917)

Illustrated newspaper addressed to farmers & agricultural societies for the improvement of agriculture in the country. It contains articles on all Philippine farm products, plants, animals, experiments done, farmer’s education on well being and sickness of animals and people. Copy no. 10 (October 1916) is in English, the rest are in Spanish. Copies are in good condition.

2. Agricultural Life. Manila : Toribio Vibar, 1934-1939. v. : ill. ; 31.3 cm.

Monthly. Philippines: Php2.00/year or Php0.20/copy; US: $3.00; Foreign Countries: Php4.00. Editors: Toribio Vibar, PhD and D.L. Francisco.

Holdings: v. 1, nos.1, 3, 4, 9, 10 (Feb, Apr, May, Sept, Oct 1934) v. 2, nos.8, 10, 11 (Aug, Oct, Nov 1935) v. 3, nos.1, 2, 7, 8 (Jan, Feb, Jul, Aug 1936) v. 6, no.5 (May 1939)

Contains articles, information and news on Philippine agriculture, rural life and education. The development of industry is often elaborated in certain topics such as vegetable or plant growing, animal livestock, lum- ber, agricultural improvement and problems, and farm machinery. Animal and plant diseases are also mentioned in some articles.

3. Alipatos-Semanario Satírico. Manila : [s.n.], 1910-1911. v. : ill. ; 43 cm.

Weekly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: Eusebio Santos (Director).

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Holdings: Año 1, nos.1-11 (Oct-Dec 1910) Año 2, nos.12-32 (Jan-May 1911)

Text are in Spanish; some verses are in Filipino. It contains news, articles, information and poetry, along with caricature, comical strips, historical stories and classified ads.

4. American Chamber of Commerce Journal. Manila : American Chamber of Commerce of the Philippine Islands, 1927-1939. v. : ill. ; 30 cm.

Monthly. Php4.00 /year. Editors: Walter Robb, Hartendord Robb, Abram Van Heyningen.

Holdings:

v. 7, nos.7, 8-11 (July-Nov 1927) v. 12, nos.1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 10 (Aug 1932) v. 8, nos.1, 4-7, 9-12 (Jan 1928; v. 13, nos.2-6, 8, 10-12 (Oct 1932, Apr-Jul 1928; Sept-Dec 1928) Feb-Jun, Aug, Oct-Dec 1933) v. 9, nos.1, 5, 8, 9, 12 (Jan, May, Aug, v. 14, nos.1-12 (Jan-Dec 1939) Oct, Dec 1929; Feb, April 1930) v. 22, nos.5-7 (Jan-Feb, May-July, 1932) v. 10, nos. 2, 4-12 (Jan-Dec 1930) [2cps. of Jul issue] v. 11, nos.1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (Jan-Mar, May-Oct 1931)

This is an English illustrated magazine that gives detailed information about manufacturing, importation, exportation and matters related to commerce in the Philippines. It includes articles about industry, trade, lands, legends, naval matters, business, statistics, commerce, results of experiments done with native products, and some advertisements. It is in good condition although the edges of the pages are brittle.

5. Apostolado de la Oración. Manila : Ateneo de Intramuros, 1936-1938. v. : ill. ; 27 cm.

Monthly. Php1.00/year. Editor: Jesuit Congregation.

Holdings: Yr. I, v. I-III, nos.1-24 (Mar 1936-Feb 1938)

UST Archives: Año I, nos. 1-12 (Mar 1936-Feb 1937) Año II, nos. 13-24 (Mar 1937-Feb 1938)

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This paper is dedicated to teaching, learning and practicing a prayerful life; also, to reinforcing devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and to Mother Mary. Several articles are about the lives of saints and of people leading an exemplary life. The magazine is in good reading condition but very brittle and some with cut pages. It includes photographs, some graphics and results of filled up questionnaires. It also includes a general index of the two volumes at the end pages. There are 2 copies in Spanish. Vol. I year 1, nos.1-12 from March 1936 to February 1937 in Spanish-English and Tagalog versions. Every number has 8 pages except the February 1937 issue with 16 pages due to International -Eucharistic Congress celebrated in Manila.

6. Aragón en Filipinas : homenaje a Nuestra Señora Del Pilar de Zaragoza, por Aragoneses, Navarros y Riojanos. Manila : Chofré y Comp., 1896. v. : ill. ; 37 cm.

Frequency and price not indicated.

Holdings: (Oct 12, 1896) UST Archives: (Oct 12, 1896)

A compilation of a literary tribute to Nuestra Señora del Pilar de Zaragoza. The text is divided into two columns with acknowledgements given by some personalities, such as P. Feced, Rafael Comenge, Fr. Evaristo F. Arias, Juan Caro y Mora, Manuel Sastrón, etc.

7. Archivo Ibero-Americano. Madrid : Imprenta de Gabriel López del Horno, 1914-1934. v. ; 23 cm.

Bi-monthly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: The Franciscan Fathers.

Holdings: Yr. 1, v. 1, no.1; v. 2, no. 4 Yr. 8, v. 16, no.46 (Jul-Aug 1921) (Jan-Feb; July-Aug 1914) Yr. 9, v. 17, no.49; v. 18, no. 53 Yr. 2, v. 3, no.7; v. 4, no. 10 (Jan-Feb; July-Aug 1922) (Jan-Feb; July-Aug 1915) Yr. 10, v. 19, no.55; v. 20, no. 48 Yr. 3, v. 5, no.13; v. 6, nos. 16, 17 (Jan-Feb; July-Aug 1923) (Jan-Feb; July-Oct 1916) Yr. 11, v. 22, no.64 (Jul-Aug 1924) Yr. 5, v. 9, no.25 (Jan-Feb 1918) Yr. 19, v. 35 (Jan-Mar 1932) Yr. 6, v. 11,no.30; v. 12, nos. 34, 35 Yr. 20, v. 36 (1933) (Jan-Feb; July-Oct 1919) Yr. 21, v. 37 (1934) Yr. 7, v. 13, no.37 (Jan-Feb 1920)

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A Catholic magazine about the Franciscan Missions in Portugal, Spain, America, Africa, Asia and Oceania. It Includes articles on culture, arts, history, and on all activities organized in the mission lands. Some of the articles about their mission in the Philippines are: “Fundación del convento de Santa Clara de Manila y documentos a él pertenecientes” (Yr. 9, v. 17, 1922); “De Filipinas a España, Naufragio de una armada en el siglo XVII” (Yr. 9, v. 18, 1922); and, “Varios memoriales y cartas referentes a las misiones Franciscanas de Filipinas del Archivo General de Indias” (1609- 1632) (Yr. 19, v. 35, Jan-Mar 1932).In good condition.

8. ¡Arriba España! Manila : Imp. y Lit. “Germania”, 1939. v. : ill. ; 31 cm.

Frequency and price are not indicated.

Holdings: 1939 [2 cps.]

UST Archives: 1939

The publication addresses the traditional forces in Spain and of Spanish sympathizers in the Philippines to rise up against the “threatening” forces of communism unleashed by the events provoked by the Spanish Civil War.

9. Bagong Buhay. Manila : PSP Publications, 1945. v. : ill. ; 31 cm.

Daily. Php0.10/issue. Editor: Dionisio San Agustín.

Holdings: Yr. 1, nos. 95-98; 100; 103-104 (July 1945)

An illustrated Tagalog newspaper written towards the end of the Japanese war in the Philippines. In good condition.

10. Biblioteca Nacional Filipina : Revista Histórica = Philippine National Library : Historical Review. Manila : [s.n.], 1908-1909. v. : ill. ; 27.8 cm.

Bi-monthly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: Manuel Artigas y Cuerva. 6 FILIPINIANA RARE PERIODICALS

Holdings: Año 1, nos.1-2 (Oct-Nov 1908) Año 2, nos.4-15 (Jan-Dec 1909)

Texts are both in Spanish and in English. However, there are some words written in Tagalog and Malgache for word equivalence. It contains articles, news & information on Philippine parliament, political constitu- tion, Philippine newspaper, agriculture, Tagalog language, lineage of José Rizal, outstanding Philippine logists, Cavite uprising of 1896. Pieces of poetry.

11. Blanco y Negro : revista ilustrada. Madrid : Imprenta Particular de Blanco y Negro, 1893-1936. v. : ill. ; 29 cm.

Weekly (every Sunday). Spain: 7 pesetas/year; Foreign countries:10 pesetas/year (15c per issue). Editors: Torcuato Luca de Tena y Álvarez Ossorio.

Holdings: Yr. 1, nos. 1-34 (1891) Yr. 2, nos. 35-36 (Jan-Dec 1892) Yr. 3, nos. 87-139 (Jan-Dec 1893) Año 4, nos. 140-149, 153, 155, 157-161, 163, 165, 167-174, 176-182, 188-191 (Jan-Oct, Dec 1894) Año 5, nos. 92-213, 215-243 (Jan-Dec 1895) Año 6, nos. 244-256, 258-295 (Jan-Dec 1896) Año 7, nos. 298-347 (Jan-Dec 1897) Año 8, nos. 348-350, 352-368, 371-399 (Jan-Dec 1898) Yr. 10, nos. 453-503 (Jan-Dec 1900) Yr. 12, nos. 557-568, 570-606 (Jan-Dec 1902) Yr. 13, nos. 609-660 (Jan-Dec 1903) Año 14, nos. 661-704, 709-713 (Jan-Dec 1904) Yr. 15, nos. 714-735, 739-743, 745-751, 753-754, 756-759, 761-764 (Jan-Dec 1905) Yr. 16, nos. 765-817 (Jan-Dec 1906) Yr. 17, nos. 818, 820-835, 838-843, 849-859, 861-869 (Jan-Jun, Aug- Dec 1907) Yr. 18, nos. 870-921 (Jan-Dec 1908) Yr. 19, nos. 922-951, 954-973 (Jan-Dec 1909) Yr. 20, nos. 974-993, 995-1024 (Jan-Dec 1910) Yr. 21, nos. 1051-1063, 1065-1066, 1070-1072, 1073-1074, 1046-1077 (July-Dec 1911) Yr. 22, nos. 1104-1128 (Jul-Dec 1912) Yr. 23, nos. 1130-1175, 1177-1180 (Jan-Dec 1913) Yr. 24, nos. 1207-1120, 1222-1225, 1228-1231 (Jul-Dec 1914) Yr. 25, nos.1233-1235, 1237-1246, 1250-1273, 1275-1284

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(Jan- Dec 1915) Yr. 26, nos. 1291-1292, 1294-1296, 1299-1310, 1322, 1324-1325 (Feb- Jun, Sept-Oct 1916) Yr. 27, nos. 1337-1347, 1349-1353, 1355, 1359, 1361-1362 (Jan- Jun 1917) Yr. 28, nos. 1390-1441 (Jan- Dec 1918) Yr. 29, nos. 1442-1451, 1453-1459, 1462- 1493 (Jan- Dec 1919) Yr. 30, nos. 1494, 1498, 1500-1509, 1511-1545 (Jan-Dec 1920) Yr. 31, nos. 1546-1563, 1565-1595, 1597(Jan-Dec 1921) Yr. 32, nos. 1600-1649 (Jan-Dec 1922) Yr. 33, nos. 1651- 1663, 1665-1687, 1690-1961, 1693-1694, 1696-1697, 1699-1702(Jan-Dec 1921) Yr. 34, nos. 1703-1705, 1708-1727, 1729-1745, 1747-1754 (Jan-Dec 1924) Yr. 35, nos. 1755-1790, 1794-1806(Jan-Dec 1925) Yr. 36, nos. 1807-1818, 1820-1846, 1849-1857 (Jan-Dec 1926) Yr. 37, nos. 1860-1863, 1865-1868, 1870-1910 (Jan-Dec 1927) Yr. 38, nos. 1911-1914, 1916-1917, 1920-1928, 1930-1932, 1934-1962 (Jan-Dec 1928) [nos. 1946-1962- 2 cps.] Yr. 39, nos. 1964-2015 (Jan-Dec 1929) [2cps.] Yr. 40, nos. 2017- 2333, 2035-2039, 2041-2054, 2056-2062 (Jan-Dec 1930) [nos. 2017-2061- 2 cps.] Yr. 41, nos. 2080-2085, 2088- 2105, 2107-2109, 2111, 2116-2117 (Mar-Dec 1931) Yr. 42, nos. 2120-2121, 2123-2130, 2132-2144, 2146-2148, 2150-2167 (Jan-Dec 1932) Yr. 43, nos. 2168, 2177-2180, 2186-2194, 2196-2220 (Jan, Mar, May- Dec 1933) Yr. 44, nos. 2221, 2224, 2227, 2229, 2230-2250, 2259, 2263-2267 (Jan-Dec 1934) Yr. 45, nos. 2268, 2270-2284, 2293, 2295-2304, 2306-2310, 2319 (Jan-Dec 1935) Yr. 46, nos. 2320, 2324, 2330, 2333, 2335, 2340-2347 (Jan-Jul 1936)

UST Archives: Año IX, nos. 428, 433, 436-437, 440-441, 443-444, 446, 448, 449 (Jul-Dec 1899)

Spanish illustrated magazine founded in 1891 by Torcuato Luca de Tena y Álvarez Ossorio. It contains information, news and articles on lifestyle, culture, festive holidays, fine arts, caricatures, customs and traditions in society, music and fashion. It also contains articles about the Philippines especially in its first ten years of publication.

12. El Boletín Católico-Religión, Moralidad, Cultura. Cebu : [s.n.], 1919-1922. v. : ill. ; 25 cm.

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Weekly (every Thursday). Php0.35/ month; Php5.00/year. Editor: Rdo. P. José Ma. Cuenco (Director and Administrator)

Holdings:

Año 4 Spanish: nos.192-194, 196-198, Cebuano: nos.192-194, 197-198, 200-201, 206-208 (Feb-Jun 1919) 200-201, 206-208(Feb-Jun 1919)

Año 5 Spanish: nos.210-213, 215-219, Cebuano: nos.210-213, 215-219, 222-224, 226-227, 231, 229- 222-224, 226-227, 231,229-230,236 230,236 (Jun-Dec 1919) (Jun-Dec 1919)

Año 6 Spanish: nos.238, 240-245, 250, Cebuano: nos.238, 240-242, 244-245, 254-257, 259, 272-274,277-286, 250, 255, 254, 256-257, 259, 261, 272, 288, 287, 290, 295-297, 294 273-274, 277-286, 288, 287, 290,293, (Jan-Feb, Apr-Dec 1920) 295-297, 294 (Jan-Feb, Apr -Dec 1920)

Año 7 Spanish: nos.300-305, 307-308, Cebuano: nos.300-305, 307-308, 310, 310-312, 314-317, 319, 321, 323, 312, 314-317,319, 321, 323, 324-337, 325-337, 341-342, 348, 343-344, 342, 348, 343-344, 347, 349 (Jan-Feb, 347, 349 (Jan-Feb, Apr-Dec1921) Apr-Dec 1921)

Año 8 Spanish: nos.352, 354, 357-366, Cebuano: nos.352, 354, 357-366, 367-368, 371-374, 376-380, 367-368, 371-374, 376-380, 384-391, 384-386, 388-391, 394-395, 397 394-395, 397 (Jan-Nov 1922) (Jan-Nov 1922)

Text is in Spanish and Cebuano. In the Spanish issues, there are English articles alternate with Spanish articles. It contains stories, news and articles, religion, daily life, culture, lifestyle, poetry and literature and several other human interests. There are typographical errors on the issue number. Some pages are deliberately torn and therefore have missing parts.

13. Boletín de El Faro Jurídico. Manila : D. José María Pérez Rubio, 1882-1889. v. ; 23 cm.

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Monthly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: José María Pérez Rubio (founder and owner)

Holdings: El Faro Jurídico Yr. 1, v. 1 (July-Sept 1882; Jan-Dec 1883)

Boletín de El Faro Jurídico Yr 2, v. 2 (Jan-Dec 1884) Yr 7, v. 6, nos. 64-75 (Jan-Dec 1888) Yr 3, v. 3 (Jan-Dec 1885) Yr 9, v. 7, nos. 81-97 (1889) Yr 5, v. 4, nos. 40-51 (Jan-Dec 1886) Yr 10, v. 8, nos. 98-103 (1889) Yr 6, v. 5, nos. 52-63 (Jan-Dec 1887)

UST Archives: Año. 9, nos. 83-84(Feb 1890)

A magazine on legislation and jurisprudence to inform lawyers about the changes in the Spanish legislation. It contains all documents about the Philippines that were published by the Gaceta Oficial de Madrid. Text is in Spanish. The name of the newspaper was changed from El Faro Jurídico to Boletín de El Faro Jurídico in 1884.

14. Boletín de Estadística de la Ciudad de Manila. Manila : [s.n.], 1895-1896. v. : ill. ; 28 cm.

Monthly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: Don José M. Del Castillo y Jiménez.

Holdings: Año 1, nos.1-6 (Jul-Dec 1895) Año 1, nos.7-12 ( Jan-Jun 1896)

Paper is brittle and already in the process of disintegration. It contains information on Manila’s weather and climate, the demographies, birthrate and mortality rate. Most of the public services are included, rules and regulations, benefits, consumption of goods, etc.

15. Boletín de la Iglesia de San Ignacio. Manila : [s.n.], 1922-1926. v. ; 19 cm.

Monthly. Only donations asked (Year I-IV); Php2.00/year (Year V-) Editors: Priests and Parish members.

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Fig. 1. Cover of Boletín de Estadística de la Ciudad de Manila (see entry # 14)

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Holdings: Yr. 1, nos.2, 3 (Nov, Dec 1922) Yr. 2, nos.4-15 (Jan-Dec 1923) Yr. 3, nos.16-19, 21-27 (1924) Yr. 4, nos. 28-31, 33-34, 36, 37, 39 (1925) Yr. 5, nos.40, 41, 43, 44, 47-50 (1926)

Every issue starts and ends with 4 pages of advertisements about different products for sale. The rest, 30 pages, are dedicated to the Saint Ignacio Church activities like: saints calendar, blessed sacrament adoration, masses and confession schedules, prayers, explanations about different Christian celebrations, prayer apostolate, poems, good stories with moral values, notices, plenary indulgences, commentaries on the gospel, lives of saints, and moral recipes. It also contains Marian group activities, hospital visits, pilgrimages, teachings of the church, letters.

16. Boletín de la Real Sociedad Económica Filipina de Amigos del País. Manila : Ramírez y Giraudier, 1882-1883. v. ; 33 cm.

Monthly. Subscription rate and editor not indicated.

Holdings: Yr. 1, nos.1-12 (May 1882-Apr 1883)

UST Archives: Yr. 1, nos.1-12 (May 1882-Apr 1883) Yr. II, nos. 1-12 (May 1883-Apr 1884)

The paper’s objective is to develop the economical situation in the Philippines through research and study of all advancements and practices. The first issue is about the 100 years of history of the economic society of the Philippines, its statutes, the board, all its members, and a talk by pharmacist Anacleto del Rosario on poisonous animals in the country. The other issues include articles on ways to develop infrastructure, agriculture, mining industry and to reform the legislation in the Philippines.

17. Boletín de los Caballeros de Colón = Knights of Columbus Bulletin. Manila : Manila Council Knights of Columbus, 1930-1932. v. : ill. ; 27.5 cm.

Monthly. Free subscription. Editor: José M. Delgado and Manuel Llora.

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Holdings: Yr. 2, nos.1-3, 9-12 (May-April 1930-1931) Yr. 3, nos.1-3, 11 (May-July 1931, Mar 1932) Yr. 4, nos.2, 5, 7 (Jun, Sept, Nov 1932)

A Catholic bulletin written in Spanish and English about doctrines on different topics and news of the Knights of Columbus Council No. 1000 in the Philippines. It is in very good reading condition.

18. Boletín del Museo Biblioteca de Filipinas. Manila : Imprenta de Ramírez y Compañía, 1895. v. ; 30 cm.

Monthly. 2 pesetas/year. Editor: Pedro A. Paterno.

Holdings: Yr. 1, nos.1-10 (Jan -October 1895)

Bulletin written in Spanish to give information about the Museum Library of Manila which includes official decrees and orders about it. Also included are works and collections as well as list of guests who had visited the place.

19. Boletín Mensual. Manila : Imprenta Privada del Observatorio, 1895. v. ; 30 cm.

Subscription rate and price not indicated.

Holdings: Año XXXI (Enero-Dec 1895) Año XXXII (Enero-Dec 1896)

A bulletin published by Observatorio de Manila about meteorology and astronomy.

20. Boletín Oficial Agrícola de Filipinas. Manila : Chofré y Comp., 1894-1896. v. ; 26 cm.

Monthly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: written by engineers and assistants of the agronomic service.

Holdings: Yr. 1, v. 1 (Jan-Dec 1894) [2cps.] Yr. 2, v. 1 (Jan-Dec 1895) Yr. 3, v. 3 (1896)

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Fig. 2. Boletín Oficial Agrícola de Filipinas, yr. I, no. 1 (January 1894) (see entry # 20)

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Fig. 3. First page of Boletín Oficial de Filipinas, Issue no. 3 (July 3, 1852) (see entry # 21)

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A magazine on agriculture for farmers and people who deal with agriculture. Its main objective is to transmit the results of all scientific experiments done to improve farming in the Philippines. It is written in Spanish but the first editorial mentions that there will be translations to the different native languages. It provides sections for cultivation of different plants, farmers’ health, experiments, statistics on agronomic season of all regions, foreign news on agriculture, commercial news about native products, rules on how to build wells, ovens & other means to help agriculture. The volume is in very good condition.

21. Boletín Oficial de Filipinas. Manila : [s.n.], 1852-1860. v. ; 46.5 cm.

Daily. Php1.0. Editor not indicated.

Holdings: August 1852 January-December 1856 July-August 1852 January-December 1857 January-December 1853 January-December 1858 January-December 1854 January-December 1859 May-December 1855 January-August 1860

Even if this publication is an official bulletin of the government, it looks like a regular newspaper with official, local and international news, church documents and even Spanish foreign novel by chapters. Pages are brittle.

Note: Also available in microfilm at the UST Archives; some images are dilapidated, hence, not accessible.

22. Boletín Oficial de la Cámara de Comercio Española de Filipinas en Manila. Manila : Manila Gráfica, 1927-1929. v. : ill. ; 31.5 cm.

Monthly.

Holdings: v. 20, nos. 281-286 (Mar-Aug 1927) v. 24, nos. 328-330; 332-334; 336-337 v. 21, nos. 293-302 (Mar-Dec 1928) (Feb-Mar; Jun-Aug; Oct-Nov 1931) v. 22, nos. 303-310, 314 (Jan-Aug, v. 25, nos. 340-341 (Feb-Mar 1932) Dec1929) v. 26, nos. 358; 360 (Aug; Oct 1933) v. 23, nos. 315-320; 322-323 (Jan-Jun; Aug-Sept 1930) 16 FILIPINIANA RARE PERIODICALS

Articles are in Spanish which include information on commerce, economy, business, sales and world crisis. It also has detailed information on the market, importation and exportation, commercial inventory and statistics of goods.

23. Boletín Oficial del Magisterio Filipino. Manila : Imprenta-Litografía Partier, 1895-1896. v. ; 30 cm.

Monthly. Philippines: Php1.50/year (Php0.20 per issue); Spain: 2.0; Other countries: 3.0. Editor: Pedagogical Academy of Normal School.

Holdings: Yr. 1, nos.1-12 (Jan-Dec 1895) Yr. 2, nos.13-23 (Jan-Nov 1896)

The objective of this bulletin is to propagate all valid knowledge applicable to primary education in the country. Professional matters, relations among teachers, sharing of knowledge, and propagation of the Spanish language in the Archipelago. The magazine has different sections: a Legislative section which includes decrees, statutes, notices, dispositions, name of new teachers, vacancy on schools, exams; a Pedagogical section; a Practical knowledge section (different lessons on various pedagogical aspects); a Peninsular section (from different schools in Spain); and, a Foreign section (about education in the colonies and other countries).

24. Bureau of Public Works-Quarterly Bulletin. Manila : Bureau of Public Works, 1912-1916. v. : ill. ; 29.2 cm.

Quarterly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: CA. Tansill

Holdings: v. 1, nos.3-4 (Oct 1912, Jan 1913) [2cps. each] v. 2, nos.1-4 (Apr, Jul, Oct 1913, Jan 1914) v. 3, nos.1-4 (Apr, Jul, Oct 1914, Jan 1915) v. 4, nos.1-4 (Apr, Jul, Oct 1915, Jan 1916)

Contains all the dates on construction, infrastructure planning, repair and urban development in the Philippines. Provincial projects consist of road systems, building governmental offices, landscaping and

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Fig. 4. El Católico Filipino, yr. I, no. 7 (July 8, 1862) (see entry # 26)

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bridges. All water constructions are included such as seawalls, dams, deep wells, water corals, pipes, irrigation and water supply. Materials used are also indicated like concrete, asphalt, and machinery. It also contains lists of vehicle registration, traffic census and license owners. It is a bulletin with the objective of showing the engineers and employees of the agency the works of the Bureau as a unit. In very good condition.

25. The Cable News – American Yearly Review. Manila : [s.n.], 1911. v. : ill. ; 39 cm.

Daily. Philippines: Php0.50/issue; USA: Php20.00/year; Other countries: Php30.00 /year. Editor: J. F. Boomer.

Holdings: No. 278 (Aug 1911)

UST Archives: Yr. 12 (Jan-Feb, May 1911)

In 1902, Cablenews was the first elaborate daily newspaper in the Philippines published by Israel Putman. It was then leased to Frederick O’Brien, who gave up the lease to J.F. Bloomer in 1907. After a year, it was consolidated with the newspaper, American and known as Cablenews- American. And in 1920, the publication was bought by Manuel L. Quezon, President of Commonwealth of the Philippines, in order that its contract for paper supply would be taken over by the Philippine Herald, the pioneer Filipino daily in English, which needed paper for printing. (Villanueva, 1933)

26. El Católico Filipino. Manila : [s.n.], 1861-1862. v. : ill. ; 35 cm.

Twice a week. 4 reales/month. Editor: Lorenzo Moreno Conde.

Holdings: Yr. I, nos.1-113 (June 1861-June 1862)

A Catholic magazine on current news. The editorial section is always dedicated to Church doctrines and events. It also presents world news, a summary of the Gaceta de Manila, a serialized novel and even the activity in the port of Manila. Very brittle.

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27. El Comercio. Manila : Imprenta de Amigos del País, 1852-1909. v. ; 40 cm./53 cm.

Daily. Php1.00/ month. Editor: D.M. Sánchez.

Holdings:

January-June 1852 June-December 1907 January-June 1905 January-December1908 January-December 1906 January-December 1909

UST Archives: Año XXVII, no. 231 (Oct 1896) Año XL, no. 96 (May 1909) Año XXIX, no. 153 (Jul 1898) Año XLI, nos. 6, 292, 301 Año XXX, nos. 88, 135, 157, 238, 261 (Mar, Dec 1910) (Apr, Jun, Jul, Oct, Nov 1899) Año XLII, nos.1,9,24-25,139-140, 284 Año XXXVIII, no. 206 (Sept 1907) (Jan, Jun, Dec 1911)

It has an article on the density of population in the Peninsula (Spain), news from Europe, such as Catholic teachings in France, official reports and annals of charity. It also published selected chapters of certain novels, and in spite of its name, it devoted much of its pages to religious news.

28. Commerce. Manila : Chamber of Commerce, 1932-1933. v. : ill. ; 30.5 cm.

Monthly. Philippines: Php2.00/year (Php0.20/copy); USA: Php1.50/year; Other countries: Php2.00/year.

Holdings: v. 4, nos.6 (Jul, Mar 1932) v. 5, nos.3-6, 8-9, 11-12 (Mar-Jun, Aug-Sept, Nov-Dec1933)

Text is in Spanish and English. Contains information and news on Philippine market and trade, including Japanese fishing in the Philippines. Other articles are about machinery, vapor transportation, the world economic crisis, Philippine agriculture, trade with Japan, international commerce and textiles.

29. Commerce and Industry Journals. Manila : Bureau of Printing, P.I., 1927-1932. v. : ill. ; 29.5 cm/30.1 cm.

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Fig. 5. A page of El Commercio, no. 15 (January 17, 1852) (see entry # 27)

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Monthly. Philippines/USA: Php1.00/year; Other countries: Php1.50/year.

Holdings: v. 3, nos.2-4, 6 (Feb-Apr, Jun, Oct 1927) v. 6, no.1, 4-10, 12 (Jan, Apr-Oct, Dec 1930) v. 5, nos.2, 5-6, 8-12 (Feb, May-Jun, Aug-Dec 1929) [ 2 cps. of issues 2-4; 6-7] v. 7, no.1, 4-6, 3-4, 7-8, 10 (Jan, Apr-Jun, Mar-Apr, Jul-Aug, Oct 1931) [Issues not in order] v. 8, nos.2-4, 6-10, 12 (Feb-Apr, Jun-Oct, Dec 1932)

All are written in English. It contains data, news, and information on Philippine commerce and industry. Articles are about Philippine products, brands, stocks, and trade. National and international prices and exchange are discussed, as well as manufacturing, economy and policies, mercantile and transportation services. Some issues are not in order and some are missing.

30. La Correspondencia Médica de Filipinas. Manila : Imprenta de Ramírez y Compañía, 1893-1894. v. : ill. ; 31.5 cm.

Monthly. Php4.00/year. Editor: Eduardo Castañer y Cuesta.

Holdings: v. 3, año 1, nos. 1-3 (Oct-Dec 1893) v. 3, año 2, nos.4-15 (Jan-Dec 1894) v. 3, año 3, nos.16-27 (Jan-Dec 1895) v. 3, año 4, nos.28-39 (Jan-Dec 1896)

UST Archives: Año IV, nos. XXXVI, XXXVIII (Sept, Nov 1896)

Deals with medicine and surgery for the interest of professional doctors. Every number contains two sections: professional and popular medicine. Consists of 18 pages of which three are dedicated to medical advertisements. Its objectives are the expression of medical knowledge and the defense of professional interests, aside from serving as a venue for doctors to stay in touch with each other. The paper also tries to meet the needs of the masses so that people can be informed on medical matters. There are sections of original works about sicknesses and treatment of these. Also, the medical geography of the Philippines is thoroughly explained.

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31. Crónica de Ciencias Médicas de Filipinas. Manila : Imprenta de la R. Mercantil de José Loyzaga, 1895-1897. v. : ill. ; 21.8 cm.

Monthly. $4 per year in Manila.

Holdings: Año I, t. I (1895) Año III, t. III (1897) Año II, t. II (1896) Año III, t. IV (1897)

UST Archives: Año II, t. II (Jul 1896) Año III, t. IV, no. 11 (Nov 1897)

The work is about the history of medicines, diseases, pharmacology, microbiology, public hygiene, and biographies of Medicine and Pharmacy professors in the Philippines.

32. Cultura Filipina-Revista Mensual. Intramuros : Imprenta “Cultura Filipina”, 1914. v. ; 23.5 cm.

Monthly. Philippines: Php0.50; Iberia: Php0.80; Other Countries: Php1.00 (Php1.00 for back issues). Editors: Felipe A. de La Cámara (author); Epifanio de Los Santo Cristóbal (Prologue).

Holdings: Año 5, no.2 (Nov 1914)

Texts are in Spanish. It has one article and the rest are poetry (verses, sonnets, anaphoras and chants).

33. Cultura Social (formerly Cultura Social-Sección de Propaganda). Manila : Padres de la la Compañía de Jesús, 1937-1941. v. ; 26 cm.

Monthly. Php4.00/ year (Php0.40/issue). Editor: Fathers of the Society of Jesus.

Holdings: Yr. 25, nos.292, 293, 297, 298 (1937) Yr. 27, nos.312-323 (1939) Yr. 28, nos.324-335 (1940) [2 cps. of no. 324] Yr. 29, nos.336-345 (1941)

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UST Archives: Año X, nos. 109-120 (Jan-Dec 1922) Año XX, nos. 229-240 (Jan-Dec 1932) Año XI, nos. 121-132 (Jan-Dec 1923) Año XXI, nos. 241-252 (Jan-Dec 1933) Año XII, nos. 133-144 (Jan-Dec 1924) Año XXVI, nos. 300-311 (Jan-Dec 1938) Año XIII, nos. 145-156 (Jan-Dec 1925) Año XXVII, nos. 312-323 Año XIV, nos. 157-168 (Jan-Dec 1926) (Jan-Dec 1939) [2 cps of issue no. 323] Año XV, nos. 169-180 (Jan-Dec 1927) Año XXVIII, nos. 324-335 Año XVI, nos. 181-192 (Jan-Dec 1928) (Jan-Dec 1940) [2 cps] Año XVII, nos. 193-204 (Jan-Dec 1929) Año XXIX, nos. 337, 339-342 Año XVIII, nos. 205-216 (Jan-Dec 1930) (Feb, Apr-Jul 1941) Año XIX, nos. 217-228 (Jan-Dec 1931)

Majority of the text is in Spanish; there are a few articles in English. The cover title page provides an index of the article titles. It is a Catholic paper and contains international church news, articles by various Jesuit authors & well-known writers of the times like Enrique Fernández Lumba, Emeterio Barcelón, Juan D. Lacalle and Fausto González Sioco.

34. La Cruz : revista religiosa de España. Sevilla : Imprenta y Taller de Encuadernaciones de Juan Moyano, 1852-1913. v. : ill.; 20.5 cm.

Monthly /Annually. Spain: 55 Duros. Editor: D. León Carbonero y Sol.

Holdings: v. I(1852) v. I (1878) v.II(1853) v. I & II (1879-1888) v. I & II (1854-1855) v. I (1889) v. I (1856) v. I & II (1890-1894) v. I & II (1857-1858) v. II (1895, 1897) v. II (1859) v. I & II (1898) v. I & II (1860-1863) v. I (1899) v. I (1864) v. I & II (1900-1902) v. I & II (1865-1869, 1871-1873, 1877) v. I & II (1903-1908, 1910-1913)

Includes biblical, historic, and philosophical articles. It also contains decrees, royal orders, national and international news, judicial acts, and literary works.

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35. The Dawn- Catholic Monthly Magazine. Manila : Good Shepherd Press, 1928. v. : ill. ; 31 cm.

Monthly. USA: $2.50/year (25c/copy). Editor: L. de Vautour.

Holdings: v. 1, nos.4-11 (Mar-Nov 1928) [2 cps.]

Texts are both in Spanish and English. It contains information, news, and articles on the arts and sciences and on disciplines of the Catholic Church, ceremonies during Holy week, holidays, Spain and Mexi- co stories, poetry, saints, religion and spirituality. There are typographical errors.

36. El Debate. Manila : The People Press, 1935-1941. v. : ill. ; 57.5 cm.

Daily (except Mondays). Php15.00/year. Editors: Francisco Varona and Ramón Torres.

Holdings: Yr. 18, v. 65-66 (Nov 1935) Yr. 23, v. 265; 319; 332; 337 (Oct; Dec 1940) Yr. 24, v. 1; 131;156; 158; 190; 193-194; 200; 202; 225 (Jan; July-Sept 1941)

UST Archives: Año XI, no. 252 (Oct 1930)

An illustrated publication on general national and international news. It contains a section on literature where many of the well-known writers published their works. Pages are very brittle.

37. La Defensa. Manila : [s. n.], 1925. v. ; 57 cm.

Daily. Php0.7/issue. Editor: Enrique Fernández Lumba.

Holdings: Yr. IV, no.89 (April 21, 1925)

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Fig. 6. La Democracia, January 9, 1906 (see entry # 38)

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A Catholic paper written in Spanish. It is a 4-page publication on all kinds of news. It has commercial, industrial and judicial sections. Still in good reading condition but brittle.

38. La Democracia. Manila : Quiapo Printing Press, 1906-1908. v. : ill. ; 65 cm.

Daily. Php1.00/month (Php0.6/no). Editor: Trinidad H. Pardo de Tavera.

Holdings: January-December 1906-1908

UST Archives: Año VIII, no. 240 (Nov 1907)

The official organ of the Federal Party. It is the first Filipino newspaper that recognized American sovereignty in the country, and encourages the people to be open to the American government. Written in Spanish. Good reading condition although the first pages of the first issue are brittle.

39. Diario de Manila. Manila : Imprenta del Diario de Manila, 1849-1896. v. : ill. ; 47.5 cm.

Daily. Php1.00/mo. (2 reals/no). Editor: Marcelo Ramírez.

Holdings: Jan-Dec 1849-1852 Jan; May 1866 Apr-Jun 1863 Apr-Dec 1894 Sept-Dec1860 Jan-Dec 1895 (Sunday Supplement) Jan-March 1861 Jan-May 1896 (Sunday Supplement) Jan-Dec 1865

UST Archives: Año III, no. 37 (Feb 1851) Año XXVIII, no. 220 (Sept 1876) Año XV, no. 297 (Dec 1864) Año XLVI, no. 272 (Nov 1894) Año XVIII, nos. 213, 215 (Sept 1867) Año LII, nos. 80, 138, 142 (Sept, Nov 1900)

Microfilm: (1849-1896)

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Fig. 7. Diario de Manila, yr 4, no. 4 (January 4,1852) (see entry # 39)

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A newspaper on national and international news. It contains sections on official matters, literary works, foreign chronicles, exportations, religious news, departures and arrivals of boats. It has a serialized novel. It is in good condition although pages are brittle. From year 1895 there is a Sunday Supplement, illustrated and very entertaining.

40. Los Domingos de “El Comercio.” Manila : [s.n.], 1895-1896. v. : ill. ; 36.5 cm.

Weekly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: J.M. del Castillo.

Holdings: Nov 1895-July 1896

An illustrated magazine, extra supplement from the El Comercio mainly containing literary works, interviews of distinguished personalities, and some local and international news. There are sketches of different locations in the Philippines. In good condition although with brittle pages.

41. Ecos de la Congregación del Niño Jesús de Praga y del Colegio de San Beda. Manila : Colegio de San Beda, 1919-1941. v. : ill. ; 9 cm./10 cm.

Monthly. Php2.0/year. Editors: Salvador Q. Araullo (Director); Juan Disors (Administrator).

Holdings: In Spanish: Yr. I, nos. 1-9, 11-12 (Jan-Sept, Yr. 9, nos.97-108 (Jan-Dec 1924) [2 cps.] Nov-Dec 1916) Yr. 10, nos.109-120 (Jan-Dec 1925) [2 cps.] Yr. II, nos. 13-24 (Jan-Dec 1917) Yr. 11, nos.121-132 (Jan-Dec 1926) Yr. III, nos. 25-36 (Jan-Dec 1918) Yr. 12, nos.133-144 (Jan-Dec 1927) Yr. 4, nos.37-48 (Jan-Dec 1919) Yr. 13, nos.145-156 (Jan-Dec 1928) [2 cps.] Yr. 14, nos.158-159; 160-168 Yr. 5, nos.49-60 (Jan-Dec 1920) (Feb-Dec 1929) [2 cps.] Yr. 15, nos.172, 175-180 (Apr & Jun-Dec Yr. 6, nos.61-72 (Jan-Dec 1921) 1930) [2cps. of no.180] [2 cps.] Yr. 16, nos.182-193 (Jan-Dec 1931) Yr. 7, nos.73-84 (Jan-Dec 1922) [extra separate issue of no. 184, Yr. 8 nos.85-96 (Jan-Dec 1923) Mar 1931]

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Ecos del Apostolado: RevistaMisionera Yr. 2, nos.21, 27, 29 (Sept 1932, Mar 1933, May 1933) Yr. 4 (Jan 1934)

In English-Spanish: Yr. 17, no.196 (Mar 1932) Yr. 24, nos.275, 277-285 Yr. 18, no.208 (Mar 1933) (Jan, Apr-Dec 1939) [2 cps. of no. 275, 285) Yr. 19, nos.219-220 (Feb-Mar 1934) Yr. 25, nos.286, 289-292, 294-295, 297 Yr. 20, nos.240-241 (Jan, Mar, Jun-Jul, Oct, Dec 1940) (Feb-Mar, Nov-Dec 1935) Yr. 26, nos.298, 303-305(Jan, Jun-Aug 1941) Yr. 21, no.247 (July 1936) [2 cps. of no. 305] Yr. 22, nos.253, 256-265 Yearbook 1937-1938 (Jan 1937 [2cps.], Apr-Dec 1937) Yearbook (Mar 1939) [3 cps.] Yr. 23, nos.265, 267-268, 270-274 Yearbook (Mar 1940) [2 cps.] (Jan, Apr-May, Jul-Oct, Dec 1938)

Most of the copies are in good condition although some of the pages are a little brittle. A Catholic newspaper on church, schools and other religious news. It includes poems, stories with moral values, current events, explanation of projects done in the country for the improvement of people’s lives. It consists of 64 pages in Spanish text and 96 pages in Spanish-English. The paper is written in Spanish up to year 1932, and in English from year 1933.

42. The Educator. Manila : University of the Philippines, 1927. v. : ill. ; 25.5 cm.

Frequency and subscription rate not indicated. Editor: UP College of Education.

The editors considered this magazine a “class souvenir” because it was written by teachers and students of education from Oct 1926 to Feb 1927. It is a proof of the unity and cooperation of class year 1927. It contains articles by the UP President Rafael Palma.

43. La España Oceánica. Manila : Imprenta Amigos del País, 1862. v. : ill. ; 37.5 cm.

Daily. Php1.0/ month. Editor: E. Plana.

Holdings: nos.1- 293 (Jan-Dec 1862) Año II, nos. 16-18 (Apr-Jun 1890)

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UST Archives: Año I, nos. 294-296 (Dec 1862)

A Spanish newspaper on general news. It Includes a section on news from Europe and a novel by chapters. It is in good reading condition although pages are brittle. This publication started as Revista de Noticias y Anuncios before acquiring a new name.

44. La España Oriental. Manila : Imp. De Santa Cruz, 1889. v. ; 31 cm.

Weekly. Manila: 1 peseta/month; Provinces: 2 reales/month. Editor is not indicated.

Holdings: Yr. I, nos.1-26 (1889)

A Spanish—Tagalog magazine about literature, the arts, administration, science and general matters about the Philippines. Some contributors were: De los Reyes, Isabelo; Argensola,Bartolomé; Serna, J.G. de la; Villamor, Ignacio; Xerez y Burgos, Manuel; Juan Diana, Manuel; Carriedo, A. The paper lasted only for a year under this title. Later, it was named La Lectura Popular. The modern orthography introduced by T.H. Pardo de Tavera and Humboldt is used in the Tagalog text. Brittle pages but good reading condition.

45. La Estrella de Manila : diario de avisos y noticias. Manila : Imprenta de Amigos del País, 1848. v. ; 38 cm.

Daily (except Monday). Php1.00/ month. Editor not indicated.

Holdings: Available: nos. 293-297; 299-303; 305-341; 343-353; 355-358; 360-364; 366-377; 379-383; 385-387; 389-392; 394-404; 408-459; 462-463; 465-466; 468-471; 473-482; 484-489 (Errors in nos. 481-485; 487-494; 498-508; 510-562; 565-568; 570-594)

UST Archives: Num. 291-292 (Jan 1848)

This is a daily newspaper containing notices and news from the Philippines, Spain, Europe, and America. It is written in Spanish. It includes the following sections: Religious, Spanish News, Foreign News,

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Literary, Port Activities, Business, Notices, Announcements, Advertise- ments, Cultural Activities in Manila, Products for Sale, Current Prices of Commodities, an industrial section, a scientific section, political chronicles, and a serialized novel. Every issue includes the Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas. The newspaper uses the idiom of the times with incon- sistencies in spelling. Aside from news, the paper tries to make the reader enjoy poetry, novels and character sketches. Some articles included in this issue were taken from previously published articles; proper citation/ acknowledgements given.

Clarification: The Spanish and foreign sections of the paper give many news that the people working in La Estrella de Manila got from many Span- ish or international newspapers. They always acknowledge the original newspaper from where they got the information they give in the La Estrella. Even if those papers reached here with some months of delay, they arrived and were read. It is in good condition although the edges of the pages are brittle.

Note: Also available in microfilm at the UST Archives; some images are dilapidated, hence, not accessible.

46. Estudio. Manila : [s.n.], 1923-1924. v. : ill. ; 30 cm.

Weekly. Php6.0/year. Director: Alejandro de Aboitiz.

Holdings: v. I, nos. 1-26 (Jan,-June 1923) [6 cps.] v. II, nos. 27-52 (July-Dec 1923) [3 cps.] v. III, nos. 53-78 (Jan-June 1924) [5 cps.] v. IV, nos. 79-104 (July-Dec 1924) [3 cps.]

UST Archives: v. III, nos. 53-78 (Jan-June 1924) v. IV, nos. 79-104 (July-Dec 1924)

A Catholic newspaper aiming to defend the religious principles of the Church. It has sections on social and moral theology, news, edifying letters, stories with values, lives of saints, poetry, social affairs in Manila and news about sports. In good condition.

47. The Evening News. Manila : [s.n.], 1945-1955. v. : ill. ; 31 cm.

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Only one issue to celebrate the 10th Anniversary. Subscription rate not indicated. Editors: Amadeo R. Dacanay, Vicente Martínez, and Artemio Patacsil.

Holdings: 10th Anniversary edition (1945-1955)

An English newspaper. In good condition. The only existing copy in the AVdR Heritage Library is an Anniversary Edition of ten years of existence (1945-1955). It consists of 40 articles written by famous writers of the time. Contains a summary and overviews of all main happenings during the past 10 years in 160 pages.

48. Excelsior. Intramuros : [s.n.], 1901-1940. v. ; 25 cm.

Bi-monthly. Php0.35 (year 1930)/Php0.50 (1938 onwards). Editor: A. García.

Holdings: Yr. XXVII, nos.852-853;859,860,862,867;870,872,873; 876,877,879; 881-886 (1930) Yr. XXXII, no.1054, 1060 (Jan, Jul 1938) Yr. XXXIII, no.1067, 1075 (Feb, Oct, Dec 1939) Yr. XXXIV, no.1084 (July 1940)

UST Archives: Año I, no. 110 (May 1909)

A magazine on social life in the Philippines. It includes a chronicle from Spain, short stories by the most popular authors at the time, with pictures of international events, interviews, poems, news about Hollywood and sports. Articles are in Spanish.

49. The Far Eastern Review. Manila : Geo Bronson Rea, M.E, 1911-1912. v. : ill. ; 34 cm.

Monthly. S2.50/year. Editor: William Crozier.

Holdings: v. VIII, nos.1-12 (Jun-May 1911-1912)

A review of Far Eastern trade, finance and engineering. Dedicated to the industrial development and advancement of trade in the Philippines and Far Eastern countries. In good condition.

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50. El Faro Administrativo. Manila : [s.n.], 1894-1895. v. ; 30 cm.

Bi-monthly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: Manuel Artigas.

Holdings: Yr. 3, nos.47-69 (Jan-Dec 1894) Yr. 4, nos.82-83 (Jul-Aug 1895)

Official magazine of the government in the Philippines. Written in Spanish, it is a reference guide for public officials.

51. El Faro Jurídico. Manila : D. José María Pérez Rubio, 1882-1888. v. ; 23 cm.

Monthly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: José María Pérez Rubio.

Holdings:

Yr. 1, v. 1-3 (Jul-Sept 1882) Yr. 5, v. 4, nos.40-50 (Jan-Dec 1886) Yr. 1, nos. 4-15(Jan-Dec 1883) Yr. 6, v. 5, nos.52-63 (Jan-Dec 1887) Yr. 2, v. 2 (Jan-Dec 1884) Yr. 7 v. 6, nos.64-75 (Jan-Dec 1888) Yr. 3, v. 3 (Jan-Dec 1885) Yr. 9 v. 8, nos.82-103 (Jan-Dec 1890)

El Faro Jurídico – Jurisprudencia Civil: Yr. 2 v. 2 (Jan-Dec 1884) Yr. 3 v. 3 (Jan-Dec 1885) Yr. 6 v. 5, nos. 52-63 (Jan-Dec 1887) Yr. 5 v. 4, nos. 40-50 (Jan-Dec 1886) Yr. 7 v. 6, nos. 64-75 (Jan-Dec 1888)

The objective of this magazine is to publish scientific articles about legal matters. It is the first publication of its kind in the Philippines.

52. The Filipino Athlete. Manila : Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation, 1938-1941. v. : ill. ; 29 cm.

Fortnightly. 10 cents/copy.

Holdings: v. IV, nos. 3, 6 (Sept, Oct 1938) v. VI, no. 24 (Jul 1941) v. VII, no. 7 (Nov 1941)

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Official publication of the Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation.

53. The Fookien Times. Manila : The Fookien Times Co., Inc., 1940-1942. v. ; 34 cm.

Frequency and subscription rate are not indicated. Editor: Lim Sian-Tek and Ko Seng Liat.

Holdings: Yearbook 1940-1941 Yearbook 1941-1942

A Chinese publication written in English and Chinese. It contains speeches of Chiang Kai-Shek and his wife and Filipino & Chinese authors talking mainly about the war and its consequences. It also includes articles about the economic activities in China. In general, it is in good condition although some pages are brittle.

54. Free Philippines. Manila : Philippines Free Press, 1945. v. ; 33 cm.

Daily except on Sundays. Vol. 1 was P0.50, the rest of the volumes were free.

Holdings: v. 1, nos.1-29 (Feb 9-Mar 20 1945) v. 2, nos.1-30 (Mar 22-Apr 25 1945) v. 3, nos.1-83 (Apr 26-July 31 1945) v. 4, nos. 1-30 (Aug 1-Sept 3 1945) (extra cps. of issues of April 28 & 30, May 2, 5, 8, July 17, Aug. 7, 9, 11, 12, 14, 15, 1945)

A 4-page newspaper written in English that started on Feb. 6, 1945, a week after American troops entered Manila. It closed on Sept. 3, 1945 when peace was restored after Japan formally surrendered. Its aim was to provide accurate news about the war in the country.

55. Free Philippines : Leyte-Samar. Tacloban, Leyte : [s.n.], 1944-1945. v. ; 35 cm.

Twice a week. Subscription rate not indicated.

Holdings: v. 1, nos.1-35; 37 (Oct-Dec 1944; Jan-Mar 1945)

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This Leyte-Samar newspaper came in the wake of the Americans advance into the Philippines. It gives news of the war & of the communities in those islands. It is written in English.

56. La Gaceta de Manila. Manila : Imprenta de Bruno González Moras and El Porvenir Filipino, 1861-1898. v. ; 37 cm.

Daily. Php1.00 /month. Editors: The Spanish Government in the Philippines.

Holdings:

Apr-Dec 1861 Jan-Dec 1882 [2cps. of Jan-June issue] Jan-Dec 1863 [2 cps.] Apr-Dec 1883 [2cps.] Jan-Dec 1864 Jan-Dec 1884 [2cps. of July-Dec issue] Jan-Dec 1865 [2 cps.] Jan-Dec 1885-1889 [2cps.] Jan-Dec 1866 Jan-Dec 1890 [2cps. of Jan-Jun; [2cps. of July-Dec issue] 3cps. of Jul-Dec issue) Jan-Dec 1867-1868 [3cps.] Jan-Dec 1891 [3 cps. each] Jan-Dec 1869 Jan-Dec 1892 [2 cps. of July-Dec issue] [4cps. of Jan-Jun; 2cps. of Jul-Dec issue) Jan-Dec 1870-1871 [3cps.] Jan-Dec 1893 [3cps.] Jan-Dec 1872-1874 [2cps.] Aug-Dec 1893 Jan-Dec 1875 Jan-Dec 1894-1895 [3cps.] [2cps. of Jul-Dec issue] Jan-Dec 1896 [3cps. of Jan-Jun; Jan-Dec 1876 [2cps.] 4cps. of Jul-Dec issue] Jan-Dec 1877-1878 Jan-Dec 1897 [2cps. of Jan-Jun issue] [3cps. of Jan-Jun; 2cps. of Jul-Dec issue] Jan-Dec 1879-1880 Jan-Aug 1898 Jan-June 1881

UST Archives: Año II, no. 233 (Oct 1862) Año XXXI, no. 188, t. 1 (Jul 1892) Año XXXII, nos. 157, 171, t. 1 (Jun, Jul 1894)

This is the official organ of the Spanish Government in the Philippines. It contains official announcements, military information, arrivals and departures of ships and boats, news of the Civil Secretary Office, agricultural production, hospitals, education and other aspects of life in the country. It is in good condition.

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Fig. 8. Gaceta de Manila, yr. XXXII, t. II, no. 180 (July 1, 1894). (see entry # 56)

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Note: Also available in microfilm at the UST Archives; some images are dilapidated, hence, not accessible.

57. Gaceta Oficial. Manila : [s.n.], 1902-1945. v. : ill. ; 28.5 cm.

Weekly. $6.00 /year ($0.15/issue). Editor: Max L. McCollough.

Holdings: v. 1, nos.1-17 (Sept-Dec 1902) [2cps] v. 23, nos.1-157 (Jan-Dec 1925) v. 1, nos.18-69 (Jan-Dec 1903) [2cps] v. 24, nos.1-104 (Jan-Dec 1926) v. 2, nos.1-52 (Jan-Dec 1904) v. 25, nos.1-167 (Jan-Dec 1927) v. 3, nos.6-52 (Feb-Dec 1905) v. 26, nos.1-156 (Jan-Dec 1928) v. 4, nos.1-52 (Jan-Dec 1906) v. 27, nos.1-157 (Jan-Dec 1929) v. 5, nos.1-52 (Jan-Dec 1907) v. 28, nos.1-156 (Jan-Dec 1930) v. 6, nos.1-52 (Jan-Dec 1908) v. 29, nos.1-157 (Jan-Dec 1931) v. 7, nos.1-52 (Jan-Dec 1909) v. 30, nos.1-157 (Jan-Dec 1932) v. 8, nos.1-52 (Jan-Dec 1910) v. 31, nos.1-156 (Jan-Dec 1933) v. 9, nos.1-52 (Jan-Dec 1911) v. 33, nos.1-157 (Jan-Dec 1935) v. 10, nos.1-52 (Jan-Dec 1912) v. 34, nos.1-157 (Jan-Dec 1936) v. 11, nos.1-52 (Jan-Dec 1913 v. 35, nos.2-156 (Jan-Dec 1937) v. 12, nos.1-52 (Jan-Dec 1914) v. 36, nos.1-104 (Jan-Aug 1938) v. 13, nos.1-26 (Jan-June 1915) v. 37, nos.1-156 (Jan-Dec 1939) v. 14, nos.1-52 (Jan-Dec 1916) v. 38, nos.1-157 (Jan-Dec 1940) v. 15, nos.1-52 (Jan-Dec 1917) v. 39, nos.1-77 (Jan-June 1941) v. 16, nos.1-52 (Jan-Dec 1918) v. 40, nos.1-22 (June-Nov 1941) v. 17 (1919) [2 cps. of nos.3-5; 7-9; 11-14;15-17; 19] v. 18, nos.27-105 (Jul-Dec1920 v. 40, supplements nos. 15; 18; 21 v. 19, nos.1-157 (Jan-Dec 1921) (Jul -Oct; Nov 1941) v. 20, nos.1-156 (Jan-Dec 1922) v. 41, supplements nos.1-9 v. 21, nos.1-117 (Jan-Dec 1923) (Apr-Dec 1945) v. 22, nos.1-157 (Jan-Dec 1924)

This is the official organ of the Insular government of the commis- sion in the Philippines by virtue of law No. 453. This publication started with a title Boletín Oficial de Filipinas until it was changed in 1861 to Gaceta de Manila which lasted until 1898. It ceased publication five days before the Americans occupied the city. After a few years, it resumed publication under the title of Official Gazette starting in September 1902. It contains official orders, court decisions, government advertisements, etc. All official offices were required by law to subscribe to it. Issues from 1902-1927 are in

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good reading condition although the pages are brittle. Issues from 1928 onwards are all in good condition. Issues before 1945 are housed at the AVdR Heritage Library; 1946 up to present are located at the Civil Law Section.

58. Guerrilla. Manila : Win Publishing Company, 1945. v. ; 61 cm.

Daily (except Monday). Php0.15/copy. Editor is not indicated.

Holdings: v. 1, nos.13, 22-32 (May 12-Jun 4, 1945)

An afternoon paper written in English on national & international news. It described itself as a “fearless paper for fearless people.” Pages are brittle.

59. The Herald Mid-Week Magazine. Manila : [s.n.], 1939. v. : ill. ; 43 cm.

Weekly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: Salvador P. López.

Holdings: v. IX, nos.21, 23, 28, 29, 31-40; 53 (1939) v. X, no. 1 (Nov 29, 1939)

Contains current news in the country and abroad. There are also short stories, poems, book and film reviews. It has news about the Spanish civil war. It is in good condition.

60. El Heraldo de la Revolución. Malolos : [s.n.], 1899. v. ; 29 cm.

Bi-weekly. 0.66/copy. Editor: Gregorio Ramos.

Holdings: Yr. II, no.7 (Jan 1899)

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A Spanish-Tagalog magazine on the official announcements given by the Filipino Revolutionary Government. It is in good condition.

61. Hojas Católicas. Zamboanga : Jesuit School, 1924-1929. v. ; 27 cm.

Forth nightly. Php1.0 /year. Editor: The Jesuit Fathers.

Holdings: Yr. 2, no.35 (Nov 1924) Yr. 10, nos.22, 23, 25 (Nov-Dec 1926) Yr. 11, no.6-9, 14, 15 (Mar-Aug 1927 Yr. 12, nos.1-6; 11, 12, 15 (Jan-Aug 1928) Yr. 13, nos.1-2; 4-6 (Jan-Apr 1929)

A Catholic paper on Church teachings and human formation.

62. Hostia Santa. Manila : La Ignaciana, 1938-1941. v. : ill. ; 22 cm.

Monthly. 0.20/copy. Editor: Adoración Nocturna Filipina

Holdings: Yr. I, nos.1-11 (Jan-Nov 1938) Yr. II, nos.13-24 (Jan-Dec 1939) Yr. III, nos.25-36 (Jan-Dec 1940) Yr. IV, nos.37-47 (Jan-Nov 1941)

The magazine is the official publication of the Night Adoration Group (Adoración Nocturna) promoted by the Jesuit Fathers. It contains articles about their regulations, activities, religious explanations, poems, songs, apostolate and missions. It is in very good condition.

63. Ideales. Dagupan : Colegio de San Alberto Magno, 1924. v. ; 29 cm.

Bi-monthly. Php2.0/year. Editor: D.D. Tamondong,

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Holdings: Yr. 5, nos.84-107 (Jan-Dec 1924)

UST Archives: Año I, nos. 1-11 (Jul-Dec 1920) Año II, nos. 12-35 (Jan-Dec 1921) Año III, nos. 26-59 (Jan- Dec 1922) [2 cps. of nos. 36-48] Año IV, nos. 60-83 (Jan-Dec 1923) Año VI, nos. 108-131 (Jan-Dec 1925)

A Catholic newspaper written in Spanish with articles about science, faith, national and international news. It also includes several poems. It is in good condition although there are some brittle pages.

64. El Ilocano. Manila : [s.n.], 1889-1890. v. ; 32 cm.

Bi-monthly. 1 peseta/month. Editor: Isabelo de los Reyes.

Holdings: Yr. 1, nos.1-14 (Jun-Dec 1889) Yr. 2, nos.15-26 (Jan-Jun 1890)

A bilingual (Spanish-Tagalog) newspaper, whose purpose is to bring science to the common people. It contains articles on Ilocos history, geography, law, letters from the Pope and church hierarchy, agriculture, practical pieces of advice, government, mathematics, and poetry. There is a section dedicated to women.

65. La Illustración del Oriente-Revista Semenal. Manila : Lito de Cámara de S.M., 1877. v. : ill. ; 43.2 cm.

Weekly(every Sunday). Manila: $1/ month. Editor: Jorge Oppel.

Holdings: Año 1, nos.1-2; 3-13 (Oct 1877; Oct-Dec 1877)

All are written in Spanish. It contains information and articles about the Orient, the UST main logo, Philippine fauna, stories and thoughts and print illustrations of sceneries. In addition, it has information on Catholic life, beauty and the arts, and pieces of poetry.

Note: Also available in microfilm at the UST Archives.

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Fig. 9. The June 28, 1880 issue of El Ilocano (First Issue) (see entry # 64)

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Fig. 10. Ilustración Filipina, yr. I, no. 3 (April 1, 1859). (see entry # 66)

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66. Ilustración Filipina. Manila : Imprenta y Litografía Ramírez y Giraudier, 1859-1860. v. : ill. ; 31 cm.

Bi-monthly. Subscription rate not indicated.

Holdings: Yr. 1, nos.1-20 (Mar-Dec 1859) Yr. 2, nos.1-24 (Jan-Dec 1860)

UST Archives: Año III, nos. 16-17 (Apr –May 1893)

A periodical in Spanish language established in the Philippines on 1 March 1859. This marked a somewhat significant epoch in Philippine journalism because it was the first to use pictures in news. It contains literary, historical and scientific articles. It has biographies, poems, short novels, legends, and stories. It includes 44 illustrations about Filipino life and landscape.

67. La Independencia. Manila : [s.n.], 1907. v. ; 52 cm.

Daily. Php0.05/issue (Php1.0/year). Editor is not indicated.

Holdings: Yr. 2, nos.147-231 (Jan-Apr 1907)

UST Archives: Año I, nos. 29, 54, 94-98 (Oct- Dec 1898) [2 cps. Of issue no. 94] Año II, nos. 1-4, 20-21, 26, 97, 99, 104, 106, 110, 111, 113, 114, 119, 126-128, 192, 201, 216-217, 223 (Jan-Feb, May-Jun, Aug-Oct 1899) [2 cps. of issue nos. 216-217]

La Independencia became the most famous and most important paper of the Philippine Revolution. The first issue appeared on Sept. 3, 1899, and it continued to appear daily until 11 November 1900. Antonio Luna was its director, with Salvador Vivencio del Rosario as editor. The “refined expression and literary finesse” of the paper attracted readership and even caused some Spaniards to believe that traitorous Spaniards were writing and editing the paper. A selected group of journalists were the contributors, like: Fernando Ma. Guerrero, José Palma, Cecilio Apostol, León Ma. Guerrero, Epifanio de los Santos,

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Fig. 11. La Independencia, Year I, no. 1 (July 2, 1906) (see entry # 67)

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Rafael Palma, José Abreu, Mariano V. del Rosario, and Felipe Calderón. Good reading condition but with very brittle pages.

68. The Independent. Manila : [s.n.], 1926. v. ; 37 cm.

Weekly. Php0.15. Editor: V.D. Alindada, Pedro de Llana, Bruno Papas.

Holdings: Yr. 12, nos.569, 587, 588, 590 (Mar, July 1926)

It is an English-Spanish newspaper with all kinds of political, economic, social, historical, literary articles.

69. Ing Catuliran. Pampanga : [s.n.], 1928. v. ; 32 cm.

Weekly. Php2.50/year. Editor: Fabian de la Paz... et al.

Holdings: Yr. 1, no. 29 (Nov 4, 1928)

A Pampango publication on different news. There is only one issue available. In good reading condition but with brittle pages. It consists of 10 pages and it has an index at the beginning of the text.

70. Ing Cuyug. Pampanga : Cabbling Press, 1935. v. ; 22 cm.

Monthly. Php0.60/issue. Editor: Unión Misional del Clero Pampango.

Holdings: v. I, nos.1, 2, 5, 6, 7 (Mar, Apr, Jul, Aug, Sept 1935)

A Catholic magazine written in Pampango. On doctrine, national and international news, poems, stories, saints lives and catechism. It is in good condition.

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71. Ing Misionero. Baguio : Catholic School Press, 1929-1932. v. : ill. ; 22 cm.

Quarterly. Php0.60. Editor: Octavio Vandewalle.

Holdings: Yr. 2, no.7 (Sept 1929) Yr. 3, nos.5, 9, 10, 12 (Jul 1930-Feb 1931) Yr. 4, no.8 (Oct 1931) Yr. 5, nos.2, 5, 6 (Apr-Aug 1932)

A catholic magazine written in Ilocano. It is in good condition. The articles are on doctrines of the Church, sacred history, news of the different parishes in the mountain province of the Philippines.

72. International Journal of Leprosy. Manila : International Leprosy Association, 1933. v. ; 25.5 cm.

Quarterly. Subscription rate and editor not indicated.

Holdings: v. 1, no.1 (Jan 1933)

Its purpose is to publish articles by all writers on leprosy to help leprosy workers to be in contact with the most important literature about the sickness.

73. The Journal of the Philippine Islands Medical Association. Manila : Philippine Islands Medical Association, 1922-1941. v. : ill. ; 24.5 cm.

Bi-monthly. Php5.00/year. Editor: Carmelo Reyes and Félix Hocson.

Holdings: v. 2, nos.1, 2, 5 (Jan-Oct 1922) v. 7, nos.2-6 (Feb-Jun 1927) v. 3, nos.4-6 (Jul-Dec 1923) v. 10, nos.1 (Jan 1930) v. 4, nos.1, 3-5 (Jan-May 1924) v. 11, nos.5-12 (May-Dec 1931) v. 5, nos.3, 8-12 (Mar-Dec 1925) v. 12, nos.5, 7, 9-12 (May-Dec 1932) v. 6, nos.1, 4, 8-11 (Jan-Mar1926) v. 13, nos.1,7,8,11,12 (Jan-Dec 1933)

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Fig. 12. Ang Kalayaan, yr. I, no. 2 (November 16, 1912) (see entry # 74)

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v. 14, nos.1-3, 6-10 (Jan-Oct 1934) v. 19, nos.1-12 (Jan-Dec 1939) v. 15, nos.1,2,4,8-10,12 (Jan-Dec [2cps. of issue no. 9] 1935) v. 20, nos.2,4,5,7,8,12 (Feb-Dec 1940) v. 16, nos.1, 3, 4, 8-10 (Jan-Oct 1936) v. 21, nos.2, 10 (Feb, Oct 1941) v. 17, nos.1-12 (Jan-Dec 1937) v. 18, nos.4,6,7,10,11 (Apr-Nov1938

A Spanish-English journal on medicine. From 1925 onwards is in English. It is devoted to the progress of the medical science and the interests of the medical profession in the Philippines. The cover provides the list of titles and authors of the articles. There are correspondent doctors from all regions in the country collaborating with the editorial board.

74. Ang Kalayaan. Manila : [s.n.], 1912-1914. v. : ill. ; 59 cm.

Weekly (every Saturday). Php0.20/ month. Editor: Pedro G. Serrano Laktaw.

Holdings: Yr. 1, nos.1-12 (Nov-Dec 1912) Yr. 2, nos.9-60 (Jan-Dec 1913) Yr. 3, nos.61-112 (Jan-Dec 1914)

A Catholic newspaper written in Tagalog on the life and doctrine of the Church and current events. It has also a Literary section. In good reading condition although the pages are brittle.

75. Ang Kapit-Bahay = The Neighbor. Manila : Bureau of Local Governments, 1943. v. : ill. ; 26 cm.

Frequency, subscription rate and editor not indicated.

Holdings: v. 1, no.3 (Nov 1943)

This is the official publication of district and neighborhood associations of the Philippines. It is in English and Tagalog languages. There is only one issue existing in the AVdR Heritage Library and is dedicated to the proclamation of the Filipino independence and the role of neighborhood in insuring peace and order. It is in good reading condition.

76. Labor : boletín trimestral de la oficina de trabajo. Manila : Bureau of Printing, 1919-1926. v. ; 22.5 cm.

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Frequency and subscription rate not indicated. Editor: Faustino Aguilar.

Holdings: v. 1, no.1 (Mar 1919) v. 2, nos.5, 7, 25 (Mar, Sept, 1920, Mar 1926)

It offers laborers of the Philippines a source of general information related to labor in order to foster good moral and social principles, and also statistical data referring to work issues It is written in Spanish and English but some are articles in Tagalog.

77. The Lawyers’ Journal. Manila : Vicente J. Francisco, 1936-1945. v. ; 31 cm.

Bi-monthly. Php0.50 /issue. Editor: Vicente J. Francisco.

Holdings: v. IV, nos.1-23 (Jan-Dec 1936) v. V, nos. 5,12,15 (Mar, June, Aug 1937) v. VI, nos.1-34 (Jan-Dec 1938) [2 cps.] v. VII, nos.1-23 (Jan-Dec 1939) [2 cps. of nos.1-13;15-23] v. VIII, nos.1-23 (Jan-Dec 1940) v. X, nos.1-4 (Sept-Dec 1945) [2 cps. of nos. 3-4]

Formerly the Lawyer’s League Journal, its title has been changed because of the desire of the publisher to make it the mouthpiece not only of the members of the Lawyer’s League, but also of other lawyers in the Philippines. It contains important laws and court decisions.

78. The Lawyers’ League Journal. Manila : Vicente J. Francisco, 1935. v. ; 31 cm.

Monthly. Php0.60 /issue. Editor: Vicente J. Francisco.

Holdings: v. III, no. 9 (September 1935)

This is the official publication of the Lawyer’s League of the Philippine Islands. It contains the important laws and court decisions.

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79. The Letran News. Manila : San Juan de Letran, 1936. v. : ill. ; 28 cm.

Monthly.

Holdings: v. V, no. 8 (Mar 1936)

Official organ of San Juan de Letran College.

80. Lungsuranon. Subgu : Lungsuranon Press, 1938 v. : ill. ; 30 cm.

Weekly. Editor: Diosdado Camomot.

Holdings: Yr. 4, nos. 27-28 (Apr 1938) Yr. 5, no. 3 (Oct 1938)

Founded in 1934, Lungsuranon is the weekly Catholic publication of the then newly-erected Archdiocese of Cebu. It is considered one of the oldest surviving Catholic Diocesan newspapers in the country.

The title changed from Lungsuranon to Bag-ong Lungsoranon (New Citizen) in 1987. (Source: http://www.bagonglungsoranon.com/about/)

81. The Makiling Echo. Manila : Bureau of Forestry, 1936-1937. v. ; 26 cm.

Quarterly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: Division of Forest Studies and Research, Agricultural College in Laguna.

Holdings: v. 15, no.2 (Apr 1936) v. 16, nos.1, 3 (Jan; Jul 1937)

This is a publication to foster agricultural development and the conservation of natural resources in the Philippines.

82. Mamera. Manila : [s.n.], 1934. v. : ill. ; 30.5 cm.

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Fig. 13. Mamera, yr. III, no. 121 (April 1, 1934) (see entry # 82)

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Weekly. Php0.1/issue (Php1.0/year). Editor: C. C. Pérez.

Holdings: Yr. 3 no.121 (Apr 1934)

A Spanish-Tagalog newspaper.

83. Manila Freedom. Manila : Freedom Publishing Company, 1899. v. ; 46 cm.

Twice a week. $4.00/year. Editor: Don C. W. Musser and Frank Wicker Sham.

Holdings: Yr. 1, nos.1-50 (Oct 1898-Mar 1899)

An illustrated English publication in which the first editorial states: “We are in favor of giving the natives of these islands a chance under a new government, of abolishing every visage of church and state, and making the American Eagle pipe a sweet note of peace that will sound and rever- berate till it fills the world from pole to pole.” The copies are in good condition.

84. The Manila Post. Manila : The Manila Post Publishing Co., 1945. v. ; 36 cm.

Daily (except Monday). Php0.5/issue. Editor: Abelardo Subido.

Holdings: Yr. 1, no.26 (Apr 5, 1945)

This is an independent morning paper with all kinds of national and international news. Only one page exists in the AVdR Heritage Library. It is in good condition.

85. Manila Revista Hebdomadaria. Manila : Imprenta y Esterotipia de J. Alemany, 1900. v. ; 32.5 cm.

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Weekly. Php0.15. Editor not indicated.

Holdings: Yr. 1, nos.1, 6-10, 12-22, 25, 27 (Feb-Aug 1900)

A magazine dedicated to scientific instructions, both local and foreign news with the exclusion of any religious topic. It is written in Spanish.

86. Manila Social. Manila : Benipayo Press, 1927. v. : ill. ; 32 cm.

Monthly. Php0.15/issue. Editor: Brígido B. Sibug and Buenaventura J. Bello.

Holdings: Yr. 1 nos.2 ,4 (Aug, Oct 1927)

A magazine about the social elite of Manila written both in Spanish and in English.

87. The Manila Times-Second Annual Edition 1911. Manila : The Times Publishing Company, 1911. v. : ill. ; 39.5 cm.

Annual. Daily: Php10.00/year; Weekly: Php2.50/year. Editor: Eleanor Franklin Egan.

Holdings: Second Annual Edition (1911)

Written entirely in English, this contains news, information and articles on the novelties in the Philippines, trade, world commerce, sight- seeing, the Bilibid Prison and the Philippine General Hospital (PGH) in 1911, as well as the US Army in the Philippines. This is a single and annual edition available in the Library.

88. Manililla. Manila : Tipo-Litografía de Chofré y Comp., 1889-1896. v. : ill. ; 32 cm.

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Fig. 14. Cover title of Manililla, Year III, nos. 39 and 51 (January 26 and April 20, 1889) (see entry # 88)

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Weekly. Php0.50/month. Editor: Saturnino Sabadell.

Holdings: Yr. 3, nos.36-87 (Jan-Dec 1889) Yr. 7, nos.246-297 (Jan-Dec 1893) Yr. 4, nos.88-140 (Jan-Dec 1890) Yr. 8, nos.298-348 (Jan-Dec 1894) Yr. 5, nos.142-192 (Jan-Dec 1891) Yr. 9, nos.349-400 (Jan-Dec 1895) Yr. 6, nos.193-245 (Jan-Dec 1892) Yr. 10, nos.406-435 (Feb-Aug1896)

This is an illustrated, comical and humorous magazine. It includes literary articles, current events, miscellany and correspondence. Illustra- tions are very eloquent of the life in Manila at that time. It is in good reading condition although pages are brittle.

89. The Marsman Magazine. Manila : Marsman & Company, Inc., 1937-1940. v. : ill. ; 25 cm.

Monthly. Php5.00/year. Editor: Ralph Keeler.

Holdings: v. 1, no.12 (Jun 1937) v. 2, nos.2, 6 (Aug, Dec 1937) v. 3, no.3 (Sept 1938) v. 4, nos.6-12 (Dec 1939-Jun 1940)

A magazine for stockholders of Marsman - managed properties and staff members of the companies associated with the company’s mining interests.

90. El Mercantil : diario Español. Manila : Mercantil Printing, 1905-1910. v. ; 60 cm.

Daily. Php1.00/month. Editor: José Ma. Romero Salas.

Holdings: Aug; Oct-Dec (1905) Jan-Dec (1908) Jan-Dec (1906) Jan-Dec (1909) Jan-Dec (1907) Jul (1910)

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UST Archives: Año II, no. 327 (May 1903) Año VI, no. 1532 (Sept 1907) Año IX, nos. 2258-2259, 2262, 2264-2267, 2288 (Mar, Apr 1910) [2cps. of issue nos. 2258, 2265-2267; 3 cp. of issue no. 2264] Año XXVII, no. 8271 (Aug 1930)

This publication is the organ of the Spanish community in the Philippines during the beginning of the American government. It seeks to promote Spanish interests in the country. It provides national and international news. The copies are in good reading condition although with brittle pages.

91. Miau. Manila : Chofré y Comp., 1901-1902. v. : ill. ; 31 cm.

Weekly. Php0.30/issue until issue no. 32. Editor: Vicente Valdés García.

Holdings: Yr. 1, nos.1-31 (Jun-Dec 1901) Yr. 2, nos.32-38 (Jan-Jul 1902) [2 cps. of issue no.37]

This is an entertaining magazine written in Spanish. Beginning with issue no. 33, it became bilingual (Spanish-English).

92. Mid-Pacific Magazine. Honolulu : Pan-Pacific Union, .1936. v. : ill. ; 25.5 cm.

Quarterly. $0.50/issue. Editor: George Mellen.

Holdings: v. 49, no.1 (Jan-Mar 1936)

A magazine aiming to promote peace in the Commonwealth by making acquaintances between the countries in the Pacific region. It is written in English by Filipino and American authors.

93. Morning Times. Cebu : Cebu Area Command (USFIP), 1944-1945. v. : ill. ; 19.4 cm.

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Weekly; Bi-Weekly. Subscription rate and editor not indicated.

Holdings: v. 1, no.2-10 (Nov-Dec 1944) v. 2, no.1-16,18-20 (Jan-Apr 1945) v. 3, no.14-15 (Sept 1945)

It contains articles and information on the war: Japanese command, planes, people killed, the Nazi, democracy, Singapore and British navy, offensives in the Pacific, Tokyo bombing, President Sergio Osmeña’s stand, the Philippine offensive and Douglas MacArthur’s voyage.

94. National Research Council of the Philippine Islands. Manila : National Research Council of the Philippines,1935-1938. v. ; 23 cm.

Annually. Subscription rate not indicated. Editors: Manuel L. Roxas, Bienvenido M. Gonzáles and Patrocinio Valenzuela.

Holdings: Bulletin nos.1-9 (Jul 1934- Feb 1935) [2cps.] Report no.1 (Feb 1935) [3cps.] Proceedings of science convention (1937) Annual Report 1938-1939 Bulletin no.12 (Feb 1937) Bulletin nos. 16, 18-24 (Sept-Dec 1938)

This publication contains an account of the works and activities of the Council to the Philippine Legislature and to the Governor General. It also includes a report of a symposium of historical reviews on the status of the different branches of Philippine science.

95. El Noticiero del Plantador : Pam-Pa-Ta-Ba. San Fernando : Ing Katiwala, 1924-1926. v. : ill. ; 26.5 cm.

Monthly. Php3.00/year. Editor: Asociación de Plantadores de P.S.M.

Holdings: v. 1, nos.1,6,7,9,11 (Dec 1924; Oct 1925) v. 2, nos. 1, 3, 4 (Jan-Apr 1926)

A magazine on agriculture written in Spanish and Tagalog.

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It informs the farmers about the news on the association of planters and different haciendas and new techniques in sugar cane cultivation. Copies are still in good condition.

96. The Official Journal of the Japanese Military Administration. Manila : Nichi Nichi Shimbun Sha, Inc., 1942-1943. v. ; 21.5 cm.

Monthly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: The Bureau of Publicity, The Department of General Affairs and The Japanese Military Administration.

Holdings: v. 1-8 (Feb-Dec 1942) [2cps. of v. 1,7; 3 cps. of v.4 ] v. 9-14 (Jan-Jul 1943) [2cps. of v. 9,11 & 13]

This official journal contains texts of orders, proclamations, notifications, and warnings promulgated by the Japanese Military Administra- tion in the Philippines. It is in good condition. Texts are in English and Japanese.

97. La Opinión. Manila : Imprenta de la Opinión, 1887-1888. v. : ill. ; 47.5 cm.

Daily. $0.50/month. Editor: G. Bautista.

Holdings Yr. I, nos.120-148, 150-152, 154-209, 211-238, 240-243, 249-272 (Aug-Dec 1887) Yr. II, nos.1-9, 11-18, 20-22, 24-27, 29, 31(January 1888)

This is a newspaper written in Spanish that deals with national and international news. It contains a literary section with a serialized novel. It includes an illustrated supplement page per week. The copies are in good reading condition although the pages are very brittle.

98. El Oriente. Manila : Imprenta de Amigos del País, 1875-1877. v. : ill. ; 38 cm.

Weekly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: Antonio Vázquez de Aldana.

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Fig. 15. La Opinión, Year I, no. 127 (August 9, 1887) (see entry # 97)

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Fig. 16. A page of El Oriente, Year I, no. 3 (October 17, 1895) with symbolic design (see entry # 98)

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Holdings: Oct-Dec (1875) [2cps.] Jan-Dec (1876) Jan-Sept (1877)

This is an illustrated magazine on literature, arts, industry, news, commerce, historical studies, and others. It is written in Spanish. Copies are in good condition.

99. Panorama : The Philippine Digest of Good Reading. Manila : Community Publishers, Inc., 1938. v. : ill. ; 18.5 cm.

Monthly. Php0.20/issue. Editors: V. G. Sinco and Bert Paul Osbon.

Holdings: v. 3, nos.6, 8 & 12 (Jun-Dec 1938)

A magazine written in English with a varied panorama of articles. The first article of every issue tackles some aspects of Rizal’s life. In very good condition.

100. The Philippine Agricultural Review. Manila : Bureau of Printing, 1926-1930. v. ; ill. ; 26 cm.

Quarterly. Php2.00/year. Editor and Director: Stanton Younberg. Assistant Editor: Eduardo R. Alvarado.

Holdings: v. XIX, no.3 (third quarter 1926) v. I, nos.2 & 4 (second & fourth quarter 1930)

The articles are of scientific character: about taxonomy, plant diseases, prizes, mycological and psychopathological literature index. It contains articles on the Kapok industry; fiber standardization; rice coffee; lanzones roots; sugar cane diseases and their control; citrus varieties for cooperative planting; and, mycological and psychopathological literature. The copies are in very good reading condition.

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101. The Philippine Agriculturist. Laguna : University of the Philippines Publications, College of Agriculture, 1932-1938. v. ; 26 cm.

Monthly (except April and May). Php4.00/year. Editor: B. M. González.

Holdings: v. 21, no.5 (Oct 1932) v. 26, nos.2, 3, 6-10(Jul-Mar 1937-1938)

It contains studies about agriculture, poultry, soil, insects, many plants, agricultural economics, corrosion of metals, and nitrification studies. The copies are in good reading condition although with brittle pages.

102. The Philippine Commonwealt. Manila : National Press Committee, Inc., 1937-1940. v. : ill. ; 46 cm.

Weekly. Php4.00/year. Editor: Manuel C. Colayco.

Holdings: v. VII (Jan-Dec 1937) v. VIII (Jan-May; Aug-Nov 1938) v. IX (Jan-Feb; Apr-Dec 1939 ; Jan-Mar 1940)

This is the official publication of the Catholic Action in the Philippines with national and international news about the church, a literary section, book reviews, doctrine, articles on family home, lives of saints and a society section. The copies are in good condition although brittle pages.

103. Philippine Education. Manila : Philippine Education Co., Inc., 1920-1929. v. ; 29 cm.

Monthly. Php3.00/year. Editors: Verne E. Miller and D. Marshall.

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Holdings:

v. 17, nos.2 and 5 (Aug-Nov 1920) v. 24, nos.3-4;8-12 (Aug-Sept 1927; v. 18, no.3 (Sept 1921) Jan-Feb, Apr 1928) [2 cps. of issue v. 20, nos.1-3, 5-7 (Jul-Dec 1923; nos. 4,8, 11] Jan 1924) v. 25, nos.1-12 (Jun-Dec 1928; Jan-May v. 21, nos.2, 3 (Jul-Aug 1924) 1929) [3 cps. of issues 1-7; 2 cps. of (Jan 1926) issues 8-12] v. 23, nos.7; 9 (Dec 1926; Feb 1927)

A magazine written in English with practical articles on different teaching methods, classroom exercises on writing, reading, math, poetry, storytelling, music, athletics and safety. It also provides information about official matters in education like civil service examinations, new programs and the Bureau of Education in the Philippines. The copies are in very good condition.

104. The Philippine Forum. Manila : Camilo Osías, 1935-1937. v. ; 25 cm.

Monthly. Php0.30/copy (Php3.00/year). Editor: Camilo Osías.

Holdings: v. 1, nos.1; 7-12 (Dec 1935; Jun-Nov 1936) v. 2, nos.1-7 (Dec 1936; Jan-Jun 1937)

This magazine seeks to reflect dynamic Filipinism and impress Filipino dynamism on public affairs. It purports to be the vehicle for free expression of thoughts or views about different problems. It stands for public discussion on any issue to strengthen public opinion which is essen- tial for a democracy. Copies are in very good condition and is written in English.

105. The Philippine Journal of Agriculture. Manila : Bureau of Printing, 1930-1936. v. : ill. ; 22.5 cm.

Quarterly. Php2.00/year. Editors: Manuel L. Roxas and Stanton Youngberg.

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Holdings: v. 1, nos.2-4 (Q2-Q4 1930) v. 2, no.1 (Q1 1931) v. 7, no.3 (Q3 1936)

This is a publication of scientific articles about agriculture, farming, farm animals, vaccines and tropical fruits in the Philippines. The copies are in good condition. In 1964, the name of journal was changed to The Philippine Journal of Plant Industry.

106. The Philippine Journal of Commerce. Manila : Department of Agriculture and Commerce, 1936. v. ; 31 cm.

Monthly. Php1.00/year. Editors: Cornelio Balmaceda, Luis Serrano ...et al.

Holdings: v. 12, nos.1, 4, 5, 8, 10, 11 (Jan-Nov 1936)

This publication includes articles that deal mostly on topics about trade, economy, export and import and business.

107. The Philippine Journal of Education. Manila : University of the Philippines College of Education, 1918-1941. v. : ill. ; 27 cm.

Monthly (except May and June). Php3.00/year. Editors: Filemón Poblador, Agustín Alonzo and Francisco Benítez.

Holdings: v. 1, nos.1-7 v. 11, nos.1-4, 6-9 (Jun-Dec 1928; (Oct-Dec 1918; Jan-Apr 1919) Jan-Feb 1929) v. 2, nos.1-3 ;6-7 v. 13, nos.2, 3, 7-10 (Jul-Dec 1930; (Jul-Dec 1919; Jan 1920) Jan-Mar 1931) v. 3, nos.3, 6 (Sept-Dec 1920) v. 14, nos.1-10 (Jun-Dec 1931; v. 4, nos.3-5 (Oct-Dec 1923) Jan-Mar 1932) v. 6, nos. 3-7; 9 (Oct 1923-Apr 1924) v. 15, nos.2-10 (July-Dec 1932; v. 7, nos.1-10 (Jul-Dec 1924; Jan, March 1933) Jan-Apr 1925) v. 16, nos.2, 3, 6; 8 (Jul, Aug, Nov v. 8, nos.2-7 (Jul-Dec 1925) 1933; v. 9, nos.9, 10 (Feb, March 1927) Jan 1934) v. 10, nos.1-10 (Jun-Dec 1927; v. 17, nos.1, 2 (Jun, Jul 1934) Jan-Mar 1928)

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v. 18, nos.1-10 (Jun-Dec 1935; v. 24, nos.1, 2, 4, 5 Jan-Mar 1936) (Jul-Aug, Oct, Nov 1941) v. 19, nos.1-4, 6 (Jun-Sept, Nov 1936)

The journal was founded as an organ for the development of secondary and higher education in the Philippines. It has both scientific articles and articles on pedagogy.

108. The Philippine Journal of Forestry. Manila : The Department of Agriculture and Commerce, 1938. v. : ill. ; 22.5 cm.

Quarterly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editors: Florencio Támesis and Eduardo R. Alvarado.

Holdings: v. 1, nos.1 and 2 (1938) [2cps. of no.2]

This journal started with the objective of being the medium for the dissemination of the activities of the local forest service, its behavior and growth, together with the results of mechanical, chemical and physical properties of products derived from it.

109. The Philippine Journal of Science. Manila : Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources, 1906-1947. v. : ill. ; 25.5 cm.

Irregular. Php0.20/copy. Editors: Paul C. Freer, Richard Strong and H. D. McCaskey.

Holdings:

v. I, nos.1, 3-10 (Jan-Dec 1906) v. IX, sec. A-D, nos. 1-6 (1914) [2cps of nos.7, 8] [2 cps.] v. I, Suppl. no. 1-5 (April-Sept 1906) v. X, sec. A-C, nos. 1-6 (1915) [2 cps] v. II, sec. B&C (1907) v. XI, sec. A-D, nos. 1-6 (1916) v. III, sec. A-C, nos. 1-6 (1908) v. XII, sec. A-D, nos. 1-6 (1917) v. IV, sec. A-C, nos. 1-6 (1909) v. XIII, sec. A-D, nos. 1-6 (1918) v. V, sec. A-D, nos. 1-6 (1910) v. XIV, nos.1-6 (Jan-Jun 1919) v. VI, sec. A-D, nos. 1-6 (1911) v. XV, nos.1-6 (Jul-Dec 1919) [2 cps. of Sec. B] v. XVI, nos.1-6 (1920) v. VII, sec. A-D (1912), nos. 1-6 v. XVII, nos.1-6 (Jul-Dec 1920) [2 cps. of Sec. C&B] [2cps.] v. VIII, sec. A-D (1913), nos. 1-6 v. XVIII, nos.1-6 (Jul-Dec 1921) [2 cps. of Sec. B-D]

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Fig. 17. Title cover of Philippine Journal of Science, vol. I, no. 1 (January 1906) (see entry # 109)

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v. XIX, nos.1-6 (Jan-Jun 1921) v. XLI, nos.1-4 (Jan-Apr 1930) v. XX, nos.1-6 (Jan-Jun 1922) v. XLII, nos.1-4 (May-Aug 1930) v. XXI, nos.1-6 (Jul-Dec 1922) v. XLIII, nos.1-3 (Sept-Nov 1930) v. XXII, nos.1-6 (Jan-Jun 1923) v. XLIV, nos.1-4 (Jan-Apr 1931) v. XXIII, nos.1-6 (Jul-Dec 1923) v. XLV, nos.2, 4 (Jun-Aug 1931) v. XXIV, nos.1-6 (Jan-Jun 1924) v. XLVI, nos.1-4 (Sept-Dec 1931) v. XXV, nos.2-3,5-6 (Aug-Dec 1924) v. XLVII, nos.1-6 (Jan-Jun 1932) v. XXVI, nos.1-4 (Jan-Apr 1925) v. XLVIII, nos.1-4 (May-Aug 1932) v. XXVII, nos.1- 4 (May-Aug 1925) v. XLIX, nos.1-4 (Sept-Dec 1932) v. XXVIII, nos.1-4 (Sept-Dec 1925) [2cps. of no. 3] v. XXIX, nos.1-4 (Jan-Apr 1926) v. L, nos.1-5 (Jan-May 1933) v. XXX, nos.1- 4 (May-Aug 1926) v. LI, nos.1-4 (May-Aug 1933) v. XXXI, nos.1-4 (Sept-Dec 1926) v. LII, nos.1-4 (Sept-Dec 1933) v. XXXII, nos.1-4 (Jan-Apr 1927) v. LIII, nos.1-4 (Jan-Apr 1934) v. XXXIII, nos.1-4 (May-Aug 1927) v. LIV, nos.2-4 (Oct-Dec 1934) v. XXXIV, nos.1-4 (Sept-Dec 1927) v. LXV, nos.1-3 (Jan-Mar 1938) v. XXXV, nos.1-4 (Jan-Apr 1928) v. LXVIII, nos.1-4 (Jan-Apr 1939) [2cps. of issue no. 3] v. LXIX, nos.1-3 (May-Jul 1939) v. XXXVI, nos.1-4 (May-Aug 1928) v. LXX, nos.1-3 (Sept-Nov 1939) v. XXXVII, nos.1-4 (Sept-Dec1928) v. LXXVI, no.3 (Aug 1944) v. XXXVIII, nos.1-4 (Jan-Apr1929) Contents & Index vol. I to vol. X [2cps.] (1906-1915) [2 cps.] v. XXXIX, nos.1-4 (May-Aug 1929) Contents & Index vol. XX to vol. XVIII [2cps.] (1916-1925) v. XL, nos.1-4 (Sept-Dec 1929) [2cps.]

It is an English journal dedicated to the publication of the results of research on general chemical and biological problems involving bacteriology and immunity, prophylactics, pathology, etiology, treatment and prophylaxis of tropical diseases, botany, entomology and the avifauna of the islands. It also studies the different tribes in the Philippines.

110. The Philippine Liberty News. Manila : Philippine Standard Products Co.,1945. v. : ill. ; 46 cm.

Daily. Php0.20/copy. Editor: Ernesto R. Rodríguez.

Holdings: v. 2, no.150 (Sept. 2, 1945)

This is a paper containing general news with a weekly society section every Sunday. Pages are brittle.

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111. Philippine Magazine. Manila : Philippine Education Company Inc., 1930-1941. v. : ill. ; 29 cm.

Monthly. Php3.0/year. Editors: Verne E. Miller and A. V. H. Hartendorp.

Holdings: v. 26, nos.2,4,6-11(Jul 1929-Apr1930) v. 32, nos.2, 5, 6, 8, 12 (Feb-Dec 1935) [2cps. of nos. 6&7] v. 33, nos.1, 4, 10, 11, 12 (Jan-Dec 1936) v. 27, nos.2, 7, 9-12 (Jul 1930-May 1931) v. 34, nos.2, 4-9, 11, 12 (Feb-Dec 1937) v. 28, nos.1, 6, 8-12 (Jun 1931-May 1932) v. 35, nos.1-12 (Jan-Dec 1938) v. 29, nos.3, 8-10, 12 v. 36, nos.3-10, 12 (Mar-Dec 1939) (Aug1932-May 1933) v. 37, nos.2-8, 10; 12 (Feb-Dec 1940) v. 30, nos.1, 3, 5, 7 (Jun-Dec 1933) v. 38, nos.1, 3, 4 (Jan-Apr 1941) v. 31, nos.1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 11 (Jan-Nov 1934)

It was formerly the Philippine Education Magazine. It has articles about life in the Philippines and abroad, aside from many short stories by well-known writers. The copies are in good condition.

112. Philippine Prisons Review. Manila : Office of Prisons, 1927-1930. v. : ill. ; 28 cm.

Monthly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editors: Ramón Victorio and Manuel A. Alzate.

Holdings: v. 3, nos. 1, 4-7, 9-12 (Jan-Dec 1927) v. 4, nos. 4-5, 7-12 (Jan-Dec 1928) v. 5, nos. 1-2, 5, 7, 9-10 (Jan-Oct 1929) v. 6, nos. 2, 4, 7-12 (Feb-Dec 1930)

An English-Spanish magazine on penal matters; its aim is to make criminal problems understood by the general public. In good condition.

113. Philippine Public Schools. Manila : Bureau of Education, 1928-1930. v. : ill. ; 23.5 cm.

Monthly. Php0.25/copy. Editor: Luther B. Bewley ...et. al.

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Fig. 18. Cover title of Philippine Magazine, v. XXVI, no. 6(November 1929) (see entry # 111)

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Holdings: v. 1, nos.2, 4-9 (Feb-Dec 1928) v. 2, nos.1-9 (Jan-Dec 1929) v. 3, nos.1-6, 9 (Jan-Dec 1930) [2cps. of nos.1-2 & 4-5]

This is a magazine intended for teachers. It deals mainly with education and consists of articles on educational news, methods and devices, educational research, lessons on different subjects, the public school system in the Philippines and self-instruction in English. The copies are in good condition.

114. The Philippine Review. Manila : by the proprietor Gregorio Nieva, 1916-1944. v. : ill. ; 25.5 cm.

Monthly. Php7.00/year. Editor: Gregorio Nieva... et. al.

Holdings: v. 1, nos.1-12 (Jan-Dec 1916) [2cps. of no. 2] v. 2, nos.1-12 (Jan-Dec 1917) v. 3, no.7 (Jul 1918) v. I, nos. 2-12 (Apr 1943-Feb 1944) [2cps. of issue nos. 6,9,10] v. II, nos.6, 7, 9 (Aug, Sept,Nov1944)

This is a magazine of international affairs that aims to promote good relations between the Philippines and the USA. It is written in English and Spanish. It consists of articles on world news, literature, science and the arts, agriculture, industry, commerce, finance, public administration, public instruction, public health, public improvements, provinces and municipalities, travel, history and geography, the Latin American republics, women, religious services and sports.

115. The Philippine Social Science Review. Manila : University of the Philippines, 1929-1935. v. ; 24 cm.

Quarterly. Php0.50/copy. Editors: Bernabé África ...et al. (up to v. 2 only). Maximo M. Kalaw (from v. 3- )

Holdings: v. 1, nos.2-4 (Sept-Dec 1929) [2cps.] v. 3, nos.3 & 4 (May, Sept 1931) [3cps.] v. 2, nos.1-4 (Jan-Apr 1930) [2cps.] v. 4, nos.1-4 (Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct 1932)] v. 3, nos.1 & 2 (Aug, Nov 1930) v. 5, nos.1, 3, 4 (Jan, Jul, Oct 1933 [3cps.] [4 cps. of no. 1 & 3cps. of no. 2]

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v. 6, nos.1-4 (Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct 1934) v. X, no. 2 (May 1938) v. 7, nos.1-4 (Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct 1935) v. XI, nos. 1 & 4 (Feb & Nov 1939) v. VIII, nos. 3-4 (Sept-Dec 1936) v. XII, no. 1 (Feb 1940) v. IX, no. 4 (Dec 1937)

This is a magazine covering all aspects of life in the Philippines, from the point of view of professors from different universities in the Phil- ippines, the Bureau of Education and the National Library. The copies are in good condition.

116. Philippine Touring Topics. Manila : Insular Press P.I., 1933-1934. v. : ill. ; 27 cm.

Monthly. Php0.30/issue; Php0.40 in Nov 1933; Php0.60 in May 1934. Editor: Alfredo Lilius ...et al.

Holdings: v. 1, nos.1-8; 9-12 (May-Dec 1933; Jan-Apr 1934) v. 2, nos.1-8 (May-Dec 1934)

This is a tourist magazine about the Philippine Islands. It provides all types of information about what to see, how to reach a destination, accommodations and reviews by people who have visited the different locations in the country.

117. Philippine Yearbook. Manila : The People’s Press, Inc., 1939. v. : col. ill. ; 37 cm.

Annually. Subscription rate not indicated. Editors: Carlos P. Rómulo, M. Farolan and Manuel E. Arguilla.

Holdings: v. 5 (Nov 1939)

A magazine dedicated to tracking the Commonwealth government’s progress in laying down the foundation of a future Philippine Republic. The articles deal mainly with international relations, financial structures, trade, mining, education, literature, medical science and economic policies.

118. Philippines Free Press. Manila : Philippines Free Press Office, 1934-1941. v. : ill. ; 36 cm.

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Once a week (every Saturday). Php0.15. Editor: Dick R. McCulloch.

Holdings: v. 28, no.51 (Dec 22, 1934) May 6, 1939

Nov 30-Dec 21 1940 Feb 1-May 3 1941 Jun 14-Sept 6 1941

UST Archives: v. IV, no. 40 (Oct 1910)

Established in 1908,this is oldest English news-magazine in the country. It is written in English and Spanish. Articles are about the week’s event. It also includes a short serialized story and a page on poetry.

119. La Política de España en Filipinas. Madrid : [s.n.], 1891-1898. v. : ill. ; 27.5 cm.

Bi-Monthly. Trimestral: 3 pesetas; Semestral: Php1.00; Yearly: Php2.0. Editors: José Feced, Pablo Feced and W. E. Retana.

Holdings:

Introductory number: (Jan 1891) [2cps.] 2nd period: Yr. 1, nos.1-23 (Feb-Dec 1891) [2cps.] Yr. 6, nos.129-152 (Jan-Dec 1896) [2cps.] Yr. 2, nos.24-49 (Jan-Dec 1892) [4cps.] Yr. 7, nos.153-176 (Jan-Dec 1897) [2cps.] Yr. 3, nos.50-75 (Jan-Dec 1893) [2cps.] Yr. 8, nos.177-184 (Jan-Apr 1898) Yr. 4, nos.76-101 (Jan-Dec 1894) [3cps.] Yr. 5, nos.102-128 (Jan-Dec 1895) [2cps.]

This is a newspaper which aims to defend the Spanish interests in the Philippines. The authors are mainly Spaniards in the Peninsula or in the Archipelago. They try to clarify vital questions in the life and relations between both countries. The copies are in good reading condition although pages are brittle.

120. Por la Razón y por la Justicia. Manila : [s.n.], 1910. v. : ill. ; 45 cm.

Frequency, subscription rate and editor not indicated.

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Fig. 19. Cover of Pro Cervantes (February 1938) (see entry # 122)

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This is a Spanish pamphlet with a short review on the Colegio de San José, student labor and Apostolic delegation. Other articles express opinions; and discuss the discourse on closure of the school conference.

121. Primitive Man : quarterly bulletin of the Catholic Anthropological Conference. Washington, D.C. : The Conference, 1928-1937. v. ; 23 cm.

Quarterly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: John Montgomery Cooper.

Holdings: v. I, nos. 1-4 (Jan-Oct 1928) v. VI, nos. 1-4 (Jan-Oct 1933) v. II, nos. 1-4 (Jan-Oct 1929) v. VII, nos. 1-4 (Jan-Oct 1934) v. III, nos. 1-4 (Jan-Oct 1930) v. VIII, nos. 1-4 (Jan-Oct 1935) v. IV, nos. 1-4 (Jan-Oct 1931) v. IX, nos. 1-4 (Jan-Oct 1936) v. V, nos. 1-4 (Jan-Oct 1932) v. X, nos. 1-4 (Jan-Oct 1937)

Includes index. The copy is a special reprint dated October 1962. This journal deals with anthropological research and missionary science by Catholic missionaries and other specialists. It includes papers about the indigenous ethnic groups in the Philippines, like the Bago-Igorot of North- ern Luzon.

122. Pro Cervantes. Manila : [s.n.] 1937-1941. v. : ill. ; 31 cm.

Monthly. Php0.40 until 1939; Php2.0/year. Editor: Enrique de Maristella, and A. Mendieta, (until year 1939). M. Fabrice and E. M. Aldeguer (from 1941).

Holdings: Yr. I, no.9 (Oct 1937) Yr. II, nos.13, 18 (Feb, Aug 1938) Yr. III, nos.25, 28, 30 & 35 (Feb, May, Jul & Dec 1939) Yr. V, nos.63-66 (Jul-Oct 1941)

A Spanish magazine founded with the objective of fomenting the use of the Spanish language. The editors proclaim themselves as Filipino Catholics who want to defend patriotic and Catholic values aside from admiration of the Spanish language. The copies are in good condition.

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123. El Pueblo. Manila : [s.n.], 1903. v. ; 54 cm.

Daily. Php0.4/number. Editor: Pedro Serrano Laktaw.

Holdings: Yr. I, nos.1-74 (July-September 1903)

A Catholic newspaper with no particular political affiliation whose objective is to defend the interests of the Catholic Church and its clergy. This also provides local and international news. It is in good condition.

124. Ráfagas. Manila : Colegio de la Concordia, 1939-1940. v. ; 24 cm.

Monthly. Editor: Carmen Canuto ...et. al.

Holdings: Yr. II, nos.1-7 (Jul-Dec 1939; Jan 1940) Yr. III, nos.4-6 (Oct-Dec 1940)

This is a Spanish-English Catholic school magazine. It presents all school activities, missionary works and literary works by teachers and students.

125. El Renacimiento = Muling Pagsilang. Manila : [s.n.], 1905-1909. v. : ill. ; 53 cm.

Daily. Php1.00/month. Editors: Rafael Palma, Teodoro Kalaw, Fidel Reyes ...et. al.

Holdings: September-December (1905) January-December (1908) January-December (1906) January-December (1909) January-December (1907)

UST Archives: Sept 1906 Año VII, no. 96 (Dec 1907)

An independent bilingual (Spanish-Tagalog) newspaper based on the principle of justice, liberty and general culture. It is aggressive against of American rule and was the official organ for the “Partido Independen- tista Inmediata” (Immediate Independence Party). It was against the

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Fig. 20. El Renacimiento, Year V, no. 5 (Sept 9, 1905) (see entry # 125)

Fig. 21. Muling Pagsilang, Year IV, no. 5 (Sept 9, 1905) (see entry # 125)

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economical exploitation of the country. The copies are in good reading condition although with very brittle pages.

Note: Also available in microfilm at the UST Archives; some images are dilapidated, hence, not accessible.

126. Renacimiento Filipino. Manila : [s.n.], 1910-1913. v. : ill. ; 30cm.

Weekly. Php0.80. Editor: Martín Ocampo.

Holdings: Yr. I, nos.1-5, 7-12, 14-41, 43-48 (Jul-Dec 1910; Jan-Jun 1911) Yr. II, nos.49-72; 73-96 (Jul-Dec 1911; Jan-Jun 1912) Yr. III, nos.97-120; 121-144 (Jul-Dec 1912; Jan-Jun 1913) Yr. IV, nos.1-20 (Jul-Nov 1913) (number 1 is a special issue to celebrate the 3rd anniversary)

This is a bilingual (Spanish-Tagalog) magazine on science, the arts, literature, industry, trade & agriculture. It is an anti-American newspaper. It exposes abuses and economic exploitation of the constabulary. Most of the intellectual Filipinos at that time published articles in this paper. The copies are in very good condition.

127. Revista Agrícola de Filipinas. Manila : Buró de Agricultura, 1911-1913. v. : ill. ; 25.5 cm.

Monthly. USA: $1 gold/annually; Philippines: free of charge. Editors: Director G.E. Nelson in 1911 and Directors Frederic W. Taylor from 1912 onwards.

Holdings: v. 4, nos.4, 6-8, 10 (Apr-Nov 1911) v. 5, no.5 (May 1912) v. 6, nos.5 & 190 (May, Oct 1913)

This is a Spanish magazine on agriculture in the Philippines. It contains articles on the cultivation of different plants, veterinary, plagues and harvest statistics. It is in very good condition.

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128. Revista Agustiniana : dedicada al Santo Obispo de Hipona en su admirable conversión a la fé. Valladolid : Imp. y Lib. De La Viuda de Cuesta é Hijos, 1881-1887. v. ; 24 cm.

Editor: Colegio de Agustinos Filipinos.

Holdings: Año I, nos. 1-6 (Jan-Jun 1881) Año II, nos. 19-24 (Jul-Dec 1882)

The journal was founded January 5, 1881 by Real Colegio de Agustinos Filipinos de Valladolid because of P. Tomás Cámara y de Castro’a initiative. Initially, the journal focused on missions of the Order of St. Augustine, but in 1887 the title was changed to La Ciudad de Dios. The journal increased the rate of publication, expanded the topics, opened new sections, reaffirmed its apologetic furor and boosted escurialenses issues. In 1928-1935, it merged with its sister journals in Spain and America, and appeared with the title of Religión y Cultura. In 1936, the journal used again the name of La Ciudad de Dios, which continues today. (Source: http:// www.agustinosescorial.com/estudios-publicaciones/revistas/la-ciudad-de- dios)

129. Revista Católica. Iloilo : Centro Católico de Iloilo, 1903-1904. v. ; 30.5 cm.

Weekly. Php0.20/issue. Director: Federico Ortiz.

Holdings: Yr. I, nos.1-17 (Sept-Dec 1903) Yr. II, nos.18-39, 41-43 (Jan-June 1904)

A Spanish Catholic magazine for the Diocese of Iloilo intended for the defense of doctrine and Church interests, and encouragement of parishioners. It contains some articles in Ilongo. It is in good condition although with brittle pages.

130. Revista de Administración. Manila : Imprenta Amigos del País, 1866. v. ; 31 cm.

Weekly. Php10/year. Editors: Javier de Tiscar and José de la Rosa.

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Holdings: Yr. 1, nos.1-29 (Jan-July 1866)

This is a Spanish magazine for the employees of the National Treasury Office of the Philippines. It deals with Royal decrees and orders, decisions and resolutions of the civil superior government, administrative personnel, statistics, public rents, public expenditure, public budgets, civic and economic administration, general news about arts, trade, navigation, agriculture, and industry . The copies are in good reading condition although the pages are brittle.

131. Revista de España. Madrid : Tipografía de Gregorio Estrada, 1871-1889. v. ; 23 cm.

Frequency and subscription rate not indicated.

Holdings: Año IV, t. XVIII-XX, num. 69-80 (1871) Año V, t. XXIV-XXVIII, num.93-112 (Mar-Oct 1872) [2 cps. of v. XXIV] Año VI, t. XXXI,XXXIII-XXXV, num. 121-124,129-132,133-140 (Mar & Apr, July-Dec 1873) Año VII, t. XXXVI, XXXIX-XLI, num.141-144, 157-164 (Jan & Feb, Jul-Dec 1874)[v. XXXIX has incomplete pages; no specified nos.] Año VIII, t. XLII-XLIV, XLVII, num. 165-176, 185-188(Jan-Jun, Nov-Dec 1875) Año IX, t. LII, num. 205-208 (Sept & Oct 1876) Año X, t. LIV-LV, LVII-LVIII, num.213-220, 225-232 (Jan-Oct 1877) Año XI, t. LXV, num.257-260 (Nov & Dec 1878) Año XII, t. LXVII-LXVIII, num. 265-272 (Mar-Jun 1879) Año XIII, t. LXX-LXXI, num. 277-284 (Sept-Dec 1879) t. LXXII-LXXIII num. 285-288 (Jan-Apr 1880) [v. LXXIII has incomplete pages; no specified nos.] Año XVIII, t. CII-CVII, num. 405-428 (Jan-Dec 1885) Año XIX, t. CCIII, num. 429-432 (Jan-Feb 1886) Año XXI, t. CXXII- CXXIII, num. 483-490 (Jul-Oct 1888) Año XXII, t. CXXV, num. 495-498(Jan-Feb 1889)

It includes index. It has articles about Spanish colonies, like Cuba and the Philippines e.g. “La isla de Joló y su Archipiélago considerados en sus relaciones con los dominios españoles en Filipinas” by Patricio de la Escosura (Revista de España, May 28, 1875 & June 13, 1875, yr. VIII, v. XLIV, nos. 174-176, pp. 145-167 [artículo primero]; 289-312 [artículo se- gundo]; 462-483 [artículo tercero]) and “Estudios sobre la conquista de Fili- pinas” by Vicente Barrantes (Revista de España, 1871, yr. IV, v. XVIII, no. 69, p. 73-87).

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132. Revista de Filipinas. Manila : Printing Press Ramírez y Giraudier, 1876-1887. v. : ill. ; 27 cm.

Fortnightly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: José Felipe del Pan.

Holdings: v. 1, nos.1-24 (Jul 1875-Jun 1876) v. 2, nos.1-24 (Jul 1876-Jun 1877) [2cps.] v. 3, nos.1-9 (Jul 1877-Dec 1877) [2cps. of issue no.1-7]

Contains articles and news about saints, trees, institutions, cuadrilleros, drugs, new trees, people, customs & traditions, Tagalog scriptures, Mindoro, ethnography, agriculture, industry, the island of Formosa, military expeditions, economy and sugar. The copies are in good condition although many pages are brittle.

Note: Copies are available in microfilm at the UST Archives.

133. Revista de Noticias y Anuncios. Manila : Imprenta de Amigos del País, 1860-1861. v. ; 35 cm. (from nos. 1-39); 40 cm. (from no. 40 onwards).

Daily. 4 reales/month. Editor : E. Plana.

Holdings: Yr. I, nos.1-154 (May 1860-Oct 1861)

A magazine containing news and important announcements. It is in good condition although pages are brittle.

134. Revista Farmacéutica de Filipinas. Manila : Colegio de Farmacéuticos de Manila, 1893-1894. v. ; 30 cm.

Monthly. Php0.25/month. Editor/Director: Tomás Torres Perona. Holdings: Yr. 1, nos.1-11 (Jan 1893-Oct 1893)

This is a Spanish magazine about pharmacy that serves as the official organ of Colegio de Farmacéuticos. It published works for professional

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use written by its members, official dispositions, reproduction of European pharmaceutical articles of interest and advertisements related to pharmacy and medicine.

135. Revista Filipina de Medicina y Farmacia. Manila : Imprenta, Librería y Papelería de I.R. Morales, 1910-1941. v. : ill. ; 25.5 cm.

Monthly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editors/Directors: Fernando G. Calderón, Manuel S. Guerrero & León Ma. Guerrero.

Holdings:

v. I, nos. 1-6 (1910) [3 cps. of issue nos.3-6] v. XVII, nos. 1-12 (1926) v. II, nos. 1-12 (1911) [2 cps. of issue nos. 1, v. XVIII, nos. 1-12 (1927) 8-12; 3cps. of issue nos.2-7] v. XIX, nos. 1-12 (1928) [2 cps.] v. III, nos. 1-12 (1912) [2 cps.] v. XX, nos. 1-12 (1929) v. IV, nos. 1-12 (1913) [2 cps.] [2 cps. of issue nos. 1-9, 11-12] v. V, nos. 1-12 (1914) [2 cps.] v. XXI, nos. 1-12 (1930) v. VI, nos. 1-12 (1915) [2 cps. of issue nos.1-2,4,6,8-12] [2 cps. of issue 3] v. XXII, nos. 1-12 (1931) v. VII, nos. 1-12 (1916) [2 cps.] [2 cps. of issue nos. 8,11] v. VIII, nos. 1-12 (1917) v. XXIII, nos. 1-12 (1932) [2 cps. of issue nos. 4, 6, 11] [2 cps. of issue nos. 1-7, 10,12] v. IX, nos. 1-12 (1918) v. XXIV, nos. 1-12 (1933) [2 cps. of issue nos. 3, 5-8, 10-12] [2 cps. of issue nos. 1-2, 4-11] v. X, nos. 1-12 (1919) v. XXV, nos. 1-12 (1934) [2 cps. of issue nos. 1-2, 4, 7-9, 11] [2 cps. of issue nos. 5,12] v. XI, nos. 1-12 (1920) v. XXVI, nos. 1, 3-12 (1935) [2 cps. of issue nos. 1-3, 10-12] [2 cps. of issue nos. 6-7,9-11] v. XII, nos. 1-12 (1921) v. XXVII, nos. 1-12 (1936) [2 cps. of issue nos. 2-5, 8-11] v. XXVIII, nos. 1-12 (1937) v. XIII, nos. 1-2 (1922) [2 cps. of issue nos. 1-10] v. XIV, nos. 1-12 (1923) v. XXIX, no. 7 (1938) [2 cps. of issue nos. 9-10] v. XXX, no. 9 (1939) v. XV, nos. 1-12 (1924) v. XXXII, nos. 3,9, 10 (1941) [2 cps. of issue nos. 5-6, 9-12]

This is a Spanish magazine that served as the official organ of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy. It contains original & analyzed articles that are indicated in the index by writing in bold the original ones. The copies are in very good condition.

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136. Revista Popular. Barcelona : Tipografía Católica, 1872-1906. v. : ill. ; 24 cm.

Weekly. 12 reales per year (Spain); 20 reales per year (abroad). Editor not indicated.

Holdings: Año II, num. 54-105 (Jan-Dec 1872) [issue no. 105 has missing pages] Año III, num. 106-157 (Jan-Dec 1873) Año IV, num. 158-183 (Jan-Jun 1874) t. VII, num. 1-22, 24-26 [no specified month & year] Año V, t. 8, num. 210-233, 235-236 (Jan-Jun 1875) Año V, t. 9, num. 237-262 (Jul-Dec 1875) Año XIV, t. 26, num. 682-707 (Jan-Jun 1884) Año XIV, t. 27, num. 708-733 (Jul-Dec 1884) Año XV, t. 28, num. 734-769 (Jan-Jun 1885) Año XV, t. 29, num. 734-786 (Jul-Dec 1885) Año XVI, t. 30, num. 787-811 (Jan-Jun 1886) Año XVI, t. 31, num. 812-838 (Jan-Dec 1886) Año XVII, t. 32, num. 839-864 (Jan-Jun 1887) [#846, p. 123 has special feature] Año XVII, t. 33, num. 865-890 (Jul-Dec 1887) Año XVIII, t. 34, num. 891-916 (Jan-Jun 1888) Año XX, t. 38, num. 995-1,020 (Jan-Jun 1890) Año XX, t. 39, num. 1,021-1,046 (Jul-Dec 1890) Año XXI, t. 40, num. 1,047-1,072 (Jan-Jun 1891) Año XXI, t. 41, num. 1,073-1,099 (Jul-Dec 1891) Año XXII, t. 42, num. 1,101-1,125 (Jan-Jun 1892) Año, XXII, t. 43, num. 1,126-1,151 (Jul-Dec 1892) Año XXIII, t. 44, num. 1,152-1,177 (Jan-Jun 1893) Año XXIII, t. 45, num. 1,178-1,180, 1,182-1,203 (Jul-Dec 1893) Año XXIV, t. 46, num. 1,204-1,229 (Jan-Jun 1894) Año XXIV, t. 47, num. 1,230-1,255 (Jul-Dec 1894) [issue no. 1,230 has missing page; no specified date] Año XXV, t. 48, num. 1,256-1,281 (Jan-Jun 1895) Año 32, t. 62, num. 1, 621-1, 646 (Jan-Jun 1902) Año 332, t. 63, num. 1,647-1,672 (Jul-Dec 1902) Año 33, t. 64, num. 1,673-1,698 (Jan-Dec 1903) Año 34, t. 66, num. 1,726-1,751 (Jan-Dec 1904) Año 35, t. 68, num. 1,778-1,803 (Jan-Jun 1905) Año 35, t. 69, num. 1,804-1,829 (Jul-Dec 1905) Año 36, t. 70, num. 1,830-1,855 (Jan-Jun 1906) Año 36, t. 71, num. 1, 856-1, 881 (Jul-Dec 1906)

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There are some typographical errors in volumes & issue numbers. Yr. XXI, v. 40 includes letters & circulars at the end of the volume. These include “Carta pastoral del excelentísimo e ilustrísimo Señor Obispo de Barcelona con motivo de la presente cuaresma”, “Carta encíclica de su san- tidad el Papa León XIII; Obispo de Plasencia: circular urgente” & “Carta del Excelentísimo e Ilustrísimo Señor Obispo de la Seo de Urgel.”

137. Revista Popular de Filipinas. Manila : [s.n.], 1888-1889. v. ; 26.5 cm.

Weekly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: Baldomero de Hazañas. (Director)

Holdings: Yr. I, nos.1-19 (Sept 1888-Jan 1889) Yr. II, no. 20 (Jan 1889)

This is a bilingual (Spanish-Tagalog) Catholic magazine. Later, it became the Revista Católica de Filipinas. Both have the same objectives: to reach common people in order to enlighten them on matters concerning doctrine, religious practices, practical instruction in agriculture and other news. The copies are in good reading condition but pages are very brittle.

138. Rosas y Espinas. Valencia : Rosas y Espinas,1916-1935. v. : ill. ; 29 cm.

Monthly. 4’50 pesetas / year; 0’40 pesetas / copy.

Holdings: Yr. II, nos. 13-24 (Jan- Dec 1916) Yr. XX, nos. 261-272 (Jan - Dec 1934) Yr. XXI, nos. 273-284 (Jan - Dec 1935) No. 296-297 (Jul-Oct 1940)

Blessed Luis Urbano, O.P. was the founder of this journal. It is the monthly illustrated magazine of Hispanic-American art and literature. In some issues, the Dominican Fathers wrote news about the Philippines, especially about the Dominicans in the Philippines (http://es.catholic.net/ santoral/articulo.php?id=38310). Pages are brittle.

139. Sabatino de la Vanguardia. Manila : La Manila Sinbun-sya, 1936. v. : ill. ; 40 cm.

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Weekly (every Saturday). Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: Manuel Villa-real and Pedro Aunario.

Holdings: (Aug. 22, 1936) [2cps.] (Sept. 12, 1936) (Nov. 21, 1936)

This is the entertainment magazine of La Vanguardia. It contains a summary of events during the week, literary articles, society and fashion sections and home economics. The copies are in good reading condition although with brittle pages.

140. El Santísimo Rosario. Palencia: Tipografia de el Santísimo Rosario, 1886-1938. v. : ill. ; 21 cm.

Monthly. No indicated subscription rate. Editor: The Dominican Fathers.

Holdings: v. I, nos.1-12 (Jan-Dec 1886) [2 cps.] v. XIV, nos.157-168 (Jan-Dec 1899) v. II, nos.13-24 (Jan-Dec 1887) [3 cps.] [3 cps.] v. XV, nos.169-180 (Jan-Dec 1900) v. III, nos.25-36 (Jan-Dec 1888) v. XVI, nos.181-192 (Jan-Dec 1901) v. IV, nos.37-48 (Jan-Dec 1889) [3 cps.] [2cps.] v. XVII, nos.193-204 (Jan-Dec 1902) v. V, (Jan-Dec 1890) [2cps.] [3 cps.] v. VI, (Jan-Dec 1891) v. XVIII, nos.205-216 (Jan-Dec 1903) v. VII, nos.73-84 (Jan-Dec 1892) [3 cps.] [3 cps.] v. XIX, nos.217-228 (Jan-Dec 1904) v. VIII, nos.85-97 (Jan-Dec 1893) [2 cps.] [4 cps.] v. XX, nos.229-240 (Jan-Dec 1905) v. IX, nos.98-109 (Jan-Dec 1894) v. XXI, nos.241-252 (Jan-Dec 1906) [4 cps.] [2 cps.] v. X, nos.110-121 (Jan-Dec 1895) v. XXII, nos.254-265 (Jan-Dec 1907) [3 cps.] [2 cps.] v. XI, nos.122-133 (Jan-Dec 1896) v. XXIII, nos.266-277 (Jan-Dec 1908) [4 cps.] [3 cps.] v. XII, nos.134-145 (Jan-Dec 1897) v. XXIV, nos.278-289 (Jan-Dec 1909) [2 cps.] [2 cps.] v. XIII, nos.146-157 (Jan-Dec 1898) v. XXV, nos.289-300 (Jan-Dec 1910) [2 cps.] [4 cps.]

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Fig. 22. Title page of El Santísimo Rosario, vol. II (1887) (see entry # 140)

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. XXVI, nos.301-312 (Jan-Dec 1911) v. XXXIX, nos.457-468 (Jan-Dec 1924) v. XXVII, nos.313-324 (Jan-Dec 1912) [2 cps.] [4 cps.] v. XL, nos.469-480 (Jan-Dec 1925) v. XXVIII, nos.325-336 (Jan-Dec v. XLI, nos.481-492 (Jan-Dec 1926) 1913) [2 cps.] v. XLII, nos.493-504 (Jan-Dec 1927) v. XXIX, nos.337-348 (Jan-Dec 1914) [2 cps.] [3 cps.] v. XLIII, nos.505-516 (Jun-Dec 1928) v. XXX, nos.349-360 (Jan-Dec 1915) [2 cps.] [2 cps.] v. XLIV, nos.517-528 (Jan-Dec 1929) v. XXXI, nos.361-372 (Jan-Dec 1916) [2 cps.] v. XXXII, nos.373-384 (Jan-Dec 1917) v. XLV, nos.529-540 (Jan-Dec 1930) [2 cps.] [3 cps.] v. XXXIII, nos.385-396 (Jan-Dec v. XLVI, nos.541-552 (Jan-Dec 1931) 1918) v. XLVII, nos.553-564 (Jan-Dec 1932) v. XXXIV, nos.397-408 (Jan-Dec 1919 [2 cps.] v. XXXV, nos. 409-420 (Jan-Dec 1920) v. XLVIII, nos.565-576 (Jan-Dec 1933) [title page of Jan issue is missing] [2cps.] v. XXXVI, nos.421-432 (Jan-Dec 1921) v. XLIX, nos.577-588 (Jan-Dec 1934) v. XXXVII, nos.433-444 v. L, nos.589-600 (Jan-Dec 1935) (Jan-Dec 1922) 2 cps.] [2cps.] v. XXXVIII, nos.445-456 v. LI, nos.601-612 (Jan-Dec 1936) (Jan-Dec 1923) [2 cps.] v. LIII, nos.625-636 (Jan-Dec 1938)

This is a Spanish Catholic magazine on the devotion to Virgin Mary through the rosary, the Rosary prayer, news about missionary land and general Catholic news. Pages are quite brittle.

141. Seminarium : revista mensual ilustrada. San Marcelino, Manila : Padres Paules, 1939-1940. v. : ill. ; 23 cm.

Monthly. 2.00 Php per year. Directed and administrated by: Padres Paules.

Holdings: Año IV, no. 5 (Oct 15, 1939) Año V, nos. 2-6 (Jul-Nov 1940)

A publication of the Society of St. Paul.

142. La Soberanía Nacional. Manila : Tipo-Lit. Germania, 1906. v. : ill. ; 62 cm. (early years); 41 cm. (later years).

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Daily. Php1.00/month. Editor: Pedro Alejandro Paterno.

Holdings: June-December 1906

This is a bilingual (Spanish-Tagalog) dedicated to peace and independence. Some parts are with brittle pages.

143. Solidaritas. Bigan : Colegio-Seminario, 1912. v. ; 27 cm.

Bi-Monthly. Php2.00/year. Editor: B.J. Bello.

Holdings: Yr. 1, no.16 (Mar 15, 1912)

This is a trilingual magazine (English-Spanish-Ilocano) that deals with science, literature, the arts, home medicine, hygiene and useful practices. The copies are in good reading condition although with brittle pages.

144. Sugar News. Manila : Sugar News Company, 1935-1951. v. ; 24.5 cm.

Monthly. Php5.00/annum. Editor: George H. Bissinger.

Holdings: v. III, no. 6-8 (supplement) (Jun-Aug 1935) v. XVI, nos. 6, 8, 12 (Jun, Aug, Dec 1935) v. XVII, nos. 1-5, 6, 7, 10 (Jan-May 1936; Jun-Nov 1936) v. XVIII, nos. 2-7, 8-12 (Feb-Jul 1937; Aug-Dec 1937) v. XX, no.3 (Mar 1939)

A magazine in three parts: sugar news (sugar association, milling, insect pests and all related to sugar production); an industrial machinery journal (on machinery related to mining and a traveler’s guide); and articles on places of interest and activities in Asia.

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145. The Sunday Tribune. Manila : TVT Publishing Corporation, 1940-1944. v. : ill. ; 43 cm.

Weekly. Php0.15. Editors: Jose P. Bautista and D.T. Boguslav.

Holdings: Yr. XV, no. 277 (Feb 1940) Yr. XVI, nos. 84, 90, 204 (July, Nov 1940) Yr. XVII, nos. 17, 83, 89, 101, 210-323 (Apr, July, Dec 1941-Mar 1942) Yr. XVIII, nos.1-112, 123-125, 128, 130, 138, 152-153,158,160-165, 190,196, 200, 202-204, 206, 211, 214, 216, 220,223-227, 230-231, 233-235, 237-244, 267-269,273-274 (Apr-Jun, Aug-Dec 1942) Yr. XIX,nos.115-242, 257, 269,275,287,299 (Aug-Dec 1943; Jan-Mar 1944)

This publication is the first tabloid newspaper in the Philippines published by The Tribune Daily. It is an illustrated magazine on news and entertainment. The copies are in good condition.

146. The Sunday Tribune Magazine. Manila : [s.n.], 1939-1944. v. : ill. ; 36.5 cm.

Weekly. Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: Francisco Icasiano.

Holdings: Mar-Aug 1939 March 1941 Sept-Dec 1939 July-Aug 1941 Jan-June 1940 July-Nov 1941 Sept 1940 Jan 1942 [4copies] (souvenir supplement) March 1943 [2copies] Jan-June 1941 Jan 1944

This is an illustrated magazine on entertainment. It contains short stories by important writers, and spectacular attention-grabbing news. It also contains articles on national and international events, fashion, social gatherings, sports and comics. The copies are in good condition.

147. El Tío Paco : semanario artístico-cómico-literario. Manila : [s.n.], 1902. v. : ill. ; 31.5 cm.

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Weekly. Php0.30/copy. Editor: Lucas Gómez.

Holdings: Yr. 1, nos.1-2, 4-9, 13, 15, 17 (Mar-Jun 1902) This is a Spanish paper of artistic, humorous and literary character. It tackles all current events of its time with irony. It includes poems, stories and essays. The copies are in good condition.

148. Trabajo Manila : Federación del Trabajo de Filipinas, 1926-1933. v. : ill. ; 29.5 cm.

Monthly. Php0.20/copy. Editor: Joaquín Balmori.

Holdings:

Yr. 7, no.7 (Apr 1926) Yr. 12, nos.9-10 (Jun-Jul, Sept 1930) Yr. 8, no.11 (Aug 1927) Yr. 13, nos.2-3 (Nov-Dec 1930) Yr. 9, nos.2, 3, 8-12 Yr. 14, nos.5-6, 9-12 Feb-Mar, Jun-Sept (Nov 1927, May-Sept 1928) 1931) [Error: it says Yr. 11] Yr. 10, nos.1, 3, 4, 6-10, 12 (Oct, Yr. 15, nos.2-3, 4-6, 8-10 (Nov-Dec 1931, Dec 1928, Jan, Mar-Jul, Sept 1929) Jan-March, May-Jul 1932) Yr. 11, no.1 (Oct 1929) Yr. 16, nos.6, 10-11 (Mar, Jul-Aug 1933)

A Spanish-English-Tagalog magazine on labour matters. The copies are in very good condition.

149. The Tribune. Manila : TVT Publishing Corporation, 1942-1944. v. : ill. ; 58 cm. at the beginning then changes to 43 cm.

Daily (except Monday). Php0.7/issue; Php0.5/issue. Editors: Jose P. Bautista and D.T. Boguslav.

Holdings: Dec 1941-July 1943 Jan-May 1943 Jan-Apr 1942 Feb-July 1943 (run by Japanese) May-July 1942 June-Dec 1943 Aug-Oct 1942 July-Dec 1943 Nov-Dec 1942 Jan-Dec 1944 (2cps.) Aug-Dec 1942

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Fig. 23. The Tribune, yr. XVII, no. 241 (January 6, 1942) (see entry # 149)

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The aim of this publication is “to protect the individual and help safeguard his rights and interests.” It contains all kinds of national and international news. Issues up to December 1941 are brittle, while issues from Jan. 1942, of smaller size are in good condition. From Oct. 12, 1942, this paper was run by the Japanese military administration.

150. La Vanguardia. Manila : La Manila Sinbun-sya, 1941-1944. v. : ill. ; 34 cm.

Daily. Php0.5/issue. Editors: Manuel Villa-real and Pedro Avnario.

Holdings: Yr. XXXII (Nov-Dec 1941) Yr. XXXIV (May 1943-Jan 1944) Yr. XXXV (Feb-Dec 1944)

UST Archives: Año I, nos. 34-38, 43-44 (Mar 1910) Año II, nos. 46, 127 (Mar, Jul 1911)

This paper is the successor to El Renacimiento and came out when the latter was closed due to a libel case. This was the most influential Span- ish paper of its time. It provides all kinds of national and international news. The copies are in good condition.

151. The Vineyard of the East. [s.l. : s.n.], 1920-1923. v. : ill.; 25.4 cm.

Monthly. Subscription rate and editor not indicated.

Holdings: v. 1, nos.1-12 (May-Dec 1920; Jan-Apr 1921) v. 2, nos.1-12 (May-Dec 1921; Jan-Apr 1922) v. 3, nos.1-4, 6-12 (May-Aug, Oct-Dec 1922; Jan-Apr 1923) v. 4, nos.1-8 (May-Dec 1923)

All are written in English. It contains stories, passages, articles about the rosary, Easter and feasts, poetry, stories on the missionary spirit, and stories on religious aspects and concerns.

152. La Voz De Bisayas’an = Tiñgog San Kabisy’an. Manila : Imprenta y Librería de Santos y Bernal, 1927. v. : ill. ; 21.2 cm

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Fig. 24. A sample sheet of La Vanguardia, yr. 35, no. 12 (Feb 14, 1944) (see entry # 150)

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1.50Php/year. Director: Ras de Sales.

Holdings: v. I, no. 6 (Mar 1927)

UST Archives: v. I, no.17 (Sept 1, 1927)

153. Woman’s Home Journal. Manila : Woman's Home Journal, Inc., 1928-1934. v. : ill. ; 34 cm.

Monthly. 20 cents per issue. Editor: Ms. Estella Romualdez.

Holdings: v. II, no. 11 (Mar 1928) v. III, nos. 1-12 (May 1928- Apr 1929) v. IV, nos. 1-12 (May 1929-Apr 1930) v. V, nos. 2-12 (June 1930-Apr 1931) v. VI, nos. 1-12 (May 1931-Apr 1932) v. VII, nos. 1-12 (May 1932-Apr 1933) v. VIII, nos. 1-7 (May-Dec 1934)

This is the first women's magazine in the country and the official organ of the National Federation of Women's Clubs of the Philippines. It was founded by Paz Marquez Benítez, the famous author of “Dead Stars”. The copies are in good condition although the pages are brittle.

154. Woman’s Home Journal-World. Manila : Woman's Home Journal, Inc. , 1939-1940. v. : ill. ; 32 cm.

Monthly. 2 pesos per year. Editor: Paz M. Benítez.

Holdings: v. XIV, no. 8 (December 1939) v. XV, nos. 10-12 (Feb-Apr 1940) v. XVI, nos. 1, 3 (May, Jul 1940)

In 1935, Woman's World and Woman's Home Journal were merged to become Woman's Home Journal World, which is still the official publication of the National Federation of Women's Clubs of the Philippines. The magazine features sections on food, fashion and beauty.

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Fig. 25. Woman’s Home Journal, yr. III, no. 7 (November 1928) (see entry # 153)

Fig. 26. Woman’s Home Journal-World (January 1940) ( see entry # 154)

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155. The Woman’s Outlook. Manila : The Woman’s Outlook, Inc. , 1928-1930. v. : ill. ; 31 cm.

Monthly. 2 pesos per year. Editor: Trinidad Fernández Legarda.

Holdings: Yr. VI, nos. 9-12 (June-September 1928) Yr. VII, nos. 1-8, 12 (Oct 1928-May; Sept 1929) Yr. VIII, nos. 1-3,5,8-12 (Oct-Dec 1929; Feb, May-Sept 1930)

This is one of the most outstanding women’s publications during its time. This magazine deals with everything of general interest—food, beauty, home, legislation, arts, education and others.

Fig. 27. The Woman’s Outlook, Year IV, no. 12 (September 1828) (see entry # 155)

B. Catalogue of UST Periodical Publications (up to 1945)

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1. Almanaque de Nuestra Señora del Rosario = Holy Rosary Almanac. Manila : The Apostolate of the Rosary, 1942. v. : ill. ; 23 cm.

Annually. Subscription rate not indicated.

This was recognized as the National Catholic Almanac. It gives information on the church feast days, days of fasting and abstinence in the Philippines; academic calendars, catholic hierarchy, shipping and weather forecast according to the Manila Observatory. According to the Catalogue of Rare Books, Volume III, Part 1 (Aparicio, 2005) the first publication was in 1905. In good reading condition.

2. Almanaque del Diario Católico "Libertas" para el Año del Señor 1911. Manila : Tipografía de Santo Tomás, 1910. v. : ill. ; 25 cm.

Frequency and subscription rate not indicated.

The work contains important chronology, movable feasts and tables of fasting and abstinence. In good condition.

3. The Aquinian. Manila : University of Santo Tomas High School, 1939- v. : ill. ; 31 cm.

Monthly.

Holdings: v. I, nos.1-6 (Jul-Dec 1939) v. I, nos. 7-8 (Jan-Mar 1940) v. II, nos. 1-6 (Jul-Dec 1940) v. II, nos. 7- 8(Jan-Feb 1941) v. III, nos. 1-5 (Jul-Nov 1941)

Official organ of the UST High School students.

4. Balanza Mercantil de las Islas Filipinas. Manila : Imprenta de Santo Tomas, 1864. v. : ill. ; 30.5 cm.

Frequency, subscription rate and editor not indicated.

Holdings: Nos.1-18 (1864)

All articles are written in Spanish. This contains information and

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Fig. 28. Title page of the first issue of Boletín Eclesiástico de Filipinas (1923) (see UST Publications entry # 6)

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inventories for the year 1864. It includes national and international importation and exportation of the customs, commerce, market, supply and goods as well as the transportation on ship cargo vessels and warships. It has important folded tables which are inserted in between several pages.

5. Benavides. Manila : University of Santo Tomas Central Seminary,1935-1941. v. : ill. ; 31 cm.

Annual. Editor not indicated.

Holdings: 1935 1939 [2 cps.] 1936 1940 [2 cps.] 1937 [2 cps.] 1941 [2 cps.] 1938

Central Seminary Graduation Annual.

6. Boletín Eclesiástico de Filipinas: publicación oficial para Filipinas. Manila : University of Santo Tomas, 1923-1945. v. : ill. ; 23 cm.

Monthly. P5.00 (nos. 1-7 bound in a single volume with general index). First Editor: Fr. Francisco Cubeñas, O.P.

Holdings:

Año I, no. 1-7 (Jun-Dec 1923) Año IX, no. 91-102 (Jan-Dec 1931) [2 cps.] [2 cps.] Año II, no. 8-19 (Jan-Dec 1924) Año X, no. 103-114 (Jan-Dec 1932) [2 cps.] [2 cps.] Año III, no. 20-31 (Jan-Dec 1925) Año XI, no. 115-125 (Jan-Aug, [2 cps.] Sept-Oct, Nov-Dec 1933) Año IV, no. 32-43 (Jan- Dec 1926) Año XII, no. 126-137 (Jan-Dec 1934) [2 cps.] [2 cps. except for Aug issue which has Año V, no. 44-55 (Jan-Dec 1927) 3 cps.] [2 cps.] Año XIII, no. 138-149 (Jan-Dec 1935) Año VI, no. 56-67 (Jan-Dec 1928) [2 cps. except for Aug issue which has [2 cps.] 1 cp.] Año VII, no. 68-79 (Jan-Dec 1929) Año XIV, no. 150-161 (Jan-Dec 1936) [2 cps.] [2 cps.] Año VIII, no. 80-90 (Jan-Oct, Año XV, no. 162-173 (Jan-Dec 1937) Nov & Dec 1930) [2 cps.] Indices sistematico y alfabetico (años 1923-1937)

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Año XVI, no. 174-185 (Jan-Dec 1938) Año XVIII, no. 198-208 (Jan-Dec 1940) [2 cps.] [2 cps.] Año XVII, no. 186-197 (Jan-Dec 1939) Año XIX, no. 209-220 (Jan-Dec 1941) [2 cps.]

In the UST Archives:

Año I, no. 1-7 (Jun-Dec 1923) Año XI, no. 115-125 (Jan-Dec 1933) Año II, no. 8-19 (Jan-Dec 1924) Año XII, no. 126-137 (Jan-Dec 1934) Año III, no. 20-31 (Jan-Dec 1925) Año XIII, no. 138-149 (Jan-Dec 1935) Año IV, no. 32-43 (Jan- Dec 1926) Año XIV, no. 150-161 (Jan-Dec 1936) Año V, no. 44-55 (Jan-Dec 1927) Año XV, no. 162-173 (Jan-Dec 1937) Año VI, no. 56-67 (Jan-Dec 1928) Año XVI, no. 174-185 (Jan-Dec 1938) Año VII, no. 68-79 (Jan-Dec 1929) Año XVII, no. 186-197 (Jan-Dec 1939) Año VIII, no. 80-90 (Jan-Dec 1930) Año XVIII, no. 198-208 (Jan-Dec 1940) Año IX, no. 91-102 (Jan-Dec 1931) Año XIX, no. 209-220 (Jan-Dec 1941) Año X, no. 103-114 (Jan-Dec 1932)

The Boletín Eclesiástico de Filipinas (BEF) is the official interdiocesan bulletin of Catholic Philippines and contains a detailed account of Papal documents and of the decisions & decrees of the Roman Congregations. The ff. are its predecessors in the Philippines: (1) Boletín Eclesiástico del Arzobispado de Manila which started its publication in 1876 by Archbishop of Manila Msgr. Payo; and (2) Boletín Oficial de Arzobispado de Manila in 1892 which disappeared when Spanish sovereignty in the Philippines ended.

The University of Santo Tomas took charge of the publication as per request of the bishops since Msgr. Guglielmo Piani, then the Apostolic Delegate of the Holy See in the Philippines, noted the absence of an official ecclesiastical bulletin.

Prior to 1960, the language of the Boletín was always in Spanish, except the official documents which were published in English. Today, the Boletin is still published bi-monthly by the University of Santo Tomas. It contains an editorial, documentation, features, canon law section, history section and homiletics (Source: http://boletineclesiastico.ust.edu.ph/).

7. Boletín Eclesiástico del Arzobispado de Manila. Manila : Colegio de Santo Tomas ,1878-1890. v. ; 27 cm.

Weekly (every Sunday). Subscription rate not indicated. Editor: Pedro Payo, OP, Manila Archbishop (Founder).

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Fig. 29. Boletín Eclesiástico del Arzobispado de Manila, (1879) (see UST Publications entry # 7)

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Holdings:

Yr. 3, no.1 (1879) Yr. 14, v. 13 (1890) Yr. 5, v. 4 (1881) Yr. 15, v. 14 (1891) Yr. 9, v. 8 (1885) Yr. 16, v. 15 (1892)

UST Archives:

v. 1, nos. 1-7 (1876-1877) v. 12, nos. 1-39, 41-52 (1887) [2 cps. v. 2, nos. 7-59 (1876-1877) except issue nos. 51-52] v. 3, nos. 1-52 (1878) [2 cps.] v. 13, nos. 1-20, 22-53 (1888) [2 cps.] v. 6, nos. 1-49 (1881) [2 cps.] v. 14, nos. 1-27, 29-38, 39-52 (1889) v. 7, nos. 1-53 (1882) [2 cps.] v. 15, nos. 1-52 (1890) v. 8, nos. 1-52 (1884) v. 16, nos. 1-52 (1891) [2 cps.] v. 10, nos. 1-48, 50-52 (1885) [3 cps.] v. 11, nos. 1-45, 47-52 (1886) [3 cps.]

A newspaper on Catholic Church matters with focus on doctrine, Church news, the writings of Pope Leo XIII, mission work, church legislation, saints’ biographies and communications of the Manila Archbishop. It has 8 pages; the text is in two columns, at the start of every article of every section. Written in Spanish with official and doctrinal sections.

8. Boletín Oficial del Arzobispo de Manila. Manila : Colegio de Santo Tomas, 1896. v. : ill. ; 20 cm.

Twice a month. Php0.80/ issue. Editor: Archbishop’s Office in Manila.

Holdings: Yr. 21, nos. 2-3, 5-7, 9, 11 (1896)

In the UST Archives: v. 17, nos. 1-12 (1892) v. 18, nos. 1-23 (1893) v. 19, nos. 1-14, 16-25 (1894) [3 cps.] v. 20, nos. 1-22 (1895)

Text is in Spanish. Every number has an index at the back of the title page. It includes Pontifical documents, an official section, appoint- ments, reports from the parishes, campaigns for good causes, auctions, spiritual exercises, pastoral visits and decrees. It also contains civil instructions, a doctrinal section with all types of resolutions, notices, decrees, programs, benedictions. The last part covers national and international news.

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Fig. 30. Bulletin of the San Juan de Dios Hospital de Manila, v. 7, no. 7 (July 1933). (see UST Publications entry # 9)

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9. The Bulletin of the San Juan de Dios Hospital de Manila. Manila : [Universidad de Santo Tomas], 1929-1940. v. : ill. ; 26 cm.

Monthly. Philippines: Php2.00/year; Other countries: Php3.00/year. Php0.50/issue; Php1.00/ back issue. Editors: Dr. Gregorio Singian and Dr. Agerico B.M. Sison.

Holdings:

v. 3, nos.2, 4-6 (Mar, Jul-Nov 1929) v. 10, nos.3-4 (Mar-Apr 1936) v. 4, nos.1, 3, 5 (Jan, May, Sept 1930) v. 11, nos.2-8, 10-11 (Feb-Aug, v. 5, nos.1-12 (Jan- Dec 1931) Oct-Nov 1937) v. 6, nos.2-11 (Feb-Nov 1932) v. 13, nos.1-9, 11 (Jan-Sept, Nov v. 7, nos.1-12 (Jan-Dec 1933) 1939) v. 8, no.5 (May 1934)v. 12, nos.1-2, v. 14, nos.1-6, 8, 9, 11, 12 (Jan-Jun, 4-12 (Jan-Feb, Apr-Dec 1938) Aug, Sept, Nov, Dec 1940) v. 9, nos.1-12 (Jan-Dec 1935) [2 cps. of nos. 2, 4-12]

Bulletin of the San Juan de Dios Hospital of Manila is the first scientific journal of its kind. It contains as its principal features: 1) Education articles/s dealing on different problems of medicine, popularized and made easily understood for the laity; 2) Original scientific works on medicine by leading phy- sicians who are specialists in their respective lines; 3) Editorials devoted to the interests of the medical professions and to the health and welfare of the community in general; and 4) Question Box wherein queries and consultations from the public regarding the prevention and cure of human ailments, as well as the promotion of health are thoroughly answered by competent men. It also contains many pages of advertisements mainly English some in Tagalog and some in Spanish.

10. El Correo Sino-Annamita o Correspondencia de las Misiones del Sagrado Orden de Predicadores en China, Tun-King, Formosa y Japón. Manila : Establecimiento tipográfico Colegio de Sto. Tomás, 1890-1911. v. :ill. ; 21 cm.

Annually. Subscription rate not indicated.

Holdings: v. XXII (1888) v. XXXIII (1905) [2 cps.] v. XXIV (1890) v. XXXVI-XXXIX (1908-1913) v. XXIX (1895) v. XLI (1916)

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Fig. 31. El Correo Sino-Annamita o Correspondencia de las Misiones del Sagrado Orden de Predicadores en China, Tun-King, Formosa y Japón (1907) (see UST Publications entry # 10)

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UST Archives: v. I-V (1866-1870) [2 cps.] v. XXVIII (1894) [4 cps.] v. VI (1871) [3 cps.] v. XXIX (1895) [3 cps.] v. VII (1872) v. XXX (1897) [5 cps.] v. VIII-IX (1873-1874) [3 cps.] v. XXXI (1902) [3 cps.] v. X-XI (1875-1876) [2 cps.] v. XXXII (1903) [4 cps.] v. XII (1878) [3 cps.] v. XXXIII (1905) [3 cps.] v. XIII (1879) [4 cps.] v. XXXIV (1906) [2 cps.] v. XIV-XVI (1880-1882) v. XXXV-XXXVI (1907-1908) [4 cps.] v. XVII (1883) [2 cps.] v. XXXVII (1910) [3 cps.] v. XVIII (1884) [3 cps.] v. XXXVIII (1911) [2 cps.] v. XIX (1885) [2 cps.] v. XXXIX-XL (1913-1914) [3 cps.] v. XX-XXI (1886-1887) [3cps.] v. XXXIX supplement (1914) [5 cps.] v. XXII-XXIII (1888-1889) [2 cps.] v. XLI (1916) [ 2cps.] v. XXIV-XXVII (1890-1893) [3 cps.]

Contains correspondence of the Dominican missionaries of China, Tunking (Vietnam), Formosa (Taiwan), Japan and the Philippines, addressed to the Prior Provincial in Manila. Most Dominicans in the Far East contributed to this publication. This immense work constitutes the best source of study of the Dominican missions from the middle of the 19th century until the second decade of the 20th century. It started 1866 and ended 1916, then transformed into new periodical entitled Misiones Dominicanas. (see entry no. 19)

11. Cultura Social-Sección de Propaganda (now Cultura Social). Manila : Tipografía del Colegio de Santo Tomas, 1913. v. ; 29 cm.

Monthly. Php2.00/year. Editor: Liga Antipornográfica de San Francisco Javier.

Holdings: Yr. 1, nos.1-12 (Jan-Dec 1913)

A Catholic magazine with the objective of increasing faith and shaping the social culture of people by talking about the Catholic religion; specially addressed to families. The paper aims to defend Catholic ideals against any form of attack. Articles are in Spanish. It contains the following sections: monthly Chronicle, Catholic Movement, Literary and Leisure, Moral Formation and Religious.

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12. La Estrella de Antipolo. Manila : Imprenta del Colegio de Santo Tomas,1899-1905. v. : ill. ; 22 cm.

Weekly. 100 copies cost P2.60 a month. Editor: Congregación de la Immaculada Virgen María y San Luis Gonzaga.

Holdings: Yr. I, nos.1-20 (Aug-Dec. 1899) Yr. II, nos.1-52 (Jan. 6- Dec. 29, 1900) [2cps.] Yr. III, (Jan. 12-Jan. 19, 1901) Supplement I, nos.1-46 (Jan. 26-Dec. 7, 1901) Supplement I, nos.1-52 (Jan. 4-Dec. 27, 1902) Yr. V, nos.3-52 (Jan. 17-Dec. 27, 1903) Yr. V, supplement 15, nos.15-52 (Apr-Dec 1903) Yr. VI, supplement, nos.2-48 (Jan 16-Dec 24, 1904) Yr. VII, nos.1-48 (Jan 3-Dec 24, 1905) Yr. VII, supplement, nos.1-48 (Jan 3-Dec 24, 1905)

In the UST Archives: Año XI, no. 17 (May 1909) In good condition even if paper is brittle. A Catholic weekly paper aimed at maintaining the Catholic faith among the people. There are several articles against Masonry and Protestantism. It has writings about Catechism, the saints, explanations about the sacraments, negative articles about the Church, explanations about other religions and practices. It is written in Spanish.

13. General Bulletin of Manila University of Santo Tomas. Manila : The University Press,1908-1936. v. : 23 cm.

Annual.

Holdings: 1908-1909 1926-1927 [3 cps.] 1909-1910 [3 cps.] 1927-1928 1910-1911 [3 cps.] 1928-1929 1916-1917 1930-1931 [2 cps.] 1918-1919 1932-1933 1919-1920 [ 2 cps.] 1933-1934 1920-1921 1934-1935 1921-1922 1935-1936

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This UST publication outlines the academic programs offered in the different colleges, and previously includes the list of graduates of the preceding year. From 1948 to 1969 it was called Announcement, in 1969 to 1973 Bulletin of Information/Announcement. From 1980 to the present its title is called the Prospectus. In good reading condition.

14. Hispanidad. Manila : Universidad de Santo Tomás, 1940-1941. v. : ill. ; 31 cm.

Monthly. Philippines: Php4.00/year; Foreign Countries: $3.00/year; Individual: 0.40-/0.50/copy.

Holdings: Año 1, nos.1-12 (Jan-Dec 1940) [4 cps.] Año 1, nos.3-8, 10-12 (Mar-Aug, Oct-Dec 1940) Año 1, nos.8-12 (Aug-Dec 1940) Año 2, nos.13, 15 (Jan-Mar 1941) Año 2, nos.13-23 (Jan-Nov 1941) [4 cps.]

UST Archives: Año I & II (1940-1941)

UST’s monthly illustrated magazine in Spanish; it ceased after its second year. Some of the themes encountered in the publication are: important individuals, actual events, important places and holidays, national and geographical celebrations. For literature and the arts, there are architecture and featured painters, pamphlets and books, pieces of poetry and some excerpts from Don Quijote. For political and historical events, there are religion, the Renaissance, La Reconquista and other colonies. For the news, there are political and legislative acts, decrees, laws, court decisions, discourses, interviews and government orders, some written by Francisco Franco.

15. Hojas de Catecismo. Manila : Tipografía Pontificia y Librería Católica del Colegio de Santo Tomas, 1920-1936. v. ; 25 cm.

Weekly. Php1.0/year. Editor is not indicated.

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Holdings: Yr. 1, nos.1-2 (Nov-Dec 1920) nos.158-209 (Jan-Dec 1927) Yr. 2, nos.3-23 (Jan-Dec 1921) nos.210-261 (Jan-Dec 1928) Yr. 3, nos.24-47 (Jan-Dec 1922) nos.262-313 (Jan-Dec 1929) Yr. 4, nos.48-71 (Jan-Dec 1923) nos.314-366 (Jan-Dec 1930) 2nd stage nos.1-53 (Jan-Dec 1924) nos.367-418 (Jan-Dec 1931) nos.54-105 (Jan-Dec 1925) nos.419-444; 457,465,467,470(Jan-Dec 1932) nos.106-157 (Jan-Dec 1926) nos.123-146 (Jan-Jun 1934) no.174 (Dec 1934) nos.175-223 (Jan-Dec 1935) 1st series, no.10 (Dec 1935) [2copies] 3rd stage, nos.226-228 (Jan-Dec 1936) nos .231-243, 245-249, 254-256, 268, 269, 276, 282, 286, 289, 291, 292 (Jan-Apr 1937)

A Catholic publication containing articles on church doctrine and faith. It is written in Spanish.

16. The Holy Name Journal. Manila : University of Santo Tomas, 1939-1940. v. : ill. ; 31 cm.

Monthly. Php0.20/copy. Editors: José M. Hernández and Dionisio K. Yorro.

Holdings: v. I, nos.1-2 (Nov-Dec 1939) v. I, nos.3-11 (Jan-Oct 1940) v. II, nos.1-2 (Nov-Dec 1940)

This is a Catholic journal devoted to the fostering and promotion of the moral, religious and spiritual values. It contains articles on spirituality, literature, liturgy, the hierarchy, life of saints and books. It is in very good condition.

17. Libertas. Manila : Santo Tomás,1901-1917. v. : ill. ; 57.5 cm.

Daily. Php1.00/month.

Holdings: July-Dec (1901) Jan-Jun (1906) Jan-Jun; July-Dec (1902) Jul-Dec (1907) Jul-Dec (1903) Jan-Jun (1908) Jan-Dec (1904) Jan-Dec (1909) [2cps. of Jul-Dec issue] Jan-Dec (1905) [3cps. of Jul-Dec issue]

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Fig. 32. Libertas, yr. XI, no. 2925 (July 7, 1909) (see UST Publications entry # 17)

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Jul-Dec (1910) Jan-Dec (1915) [3cps. of Jan-Jun issue] Jan-Jun (1911) [2cps.] Jan-Dec (1916) Jan-Jun (1912) Jan-July (1917) Jan-Jun (1913) Jan-Dec (1914) [2cps. of Jan-Jun; 3 cps. of Jul-Dec issue]

UST Archives: Año IV, nos. 891, 920 (Jul, Aug 1902) Año V, no. 1024 (Jan 1903) Año VI, nos. 1561, 1584 (Dec 1904) Año IX, nos. 2244-2246, 2280, 2283 2436 (Mar, Apr, Nov 1907) Año XVIII, nos. 2873, 2925 (May, Jul 1909) Año XII, nos. 3351, 3353 (Dec 1910) Año XIII, nos. 3388, 3392-3394, 3461, 3485-3487,3489-3491, 3502-3503, 3506, 3603-3604, 3638, 3644, 3648, 3650 (Jan, Feb, Apr-Jun, Oct-Dec 1911) [3 cps. of issue no. 3650] Año XIV, no. 3672 (Jan 1912)

With the change of regime in the Philippines at the end of the nine- teenth century a new press, contrary to the interests of the previous rulers started a phase of propaganda against Spain and against religious orders that had until then evangelized and educated the Filipino people.

To counteract this propaganda the Archbishop of manila, Most Reverend Sr. Dn. Bernardino Nozaleda proposed to the authorities of the province of the Holy Rosary, and in particular to the Dominican professors of the University of Santo Tomas the foundation of a newspaper that could respond to the criticisms and calumnies and to explain the truth to the Fili- pinos.

He advanced the amount of two thousand (2,000) pesos, and the university entrusted the task of Director to Fr. Valentín Marín, O.P. and nominal director, the illustrious Filipino journalist Sr. D. Manuel Ravago.

This new publication was given the name Libertas, in honour of the famous Encyclical of Leo XIII. It was received with scorn by the local press, but little by little the new newspaper was able to establish a firm hold owing to the wisdom and knowledge of its contributors who advanced solid argu- ments in the defence of the traditional catholic values and ideas. Under the direction of Fr. Valentín Marín and Fr. Serapio Tamayo Libertas quieted the enemies of the friars.

It is notable the position of Libertas regarding a bill presented to the assembly in the years 1911 and 1916 about the dissolution of the marriage bond. Unfortunately, and despite the efforts of our newspaper the bill was carried on and approved in March 11, 1917.

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One can find in Libertas articles very interesting for the history of the Philippines and of the Dominicans, such as the origins of the Aglipayan schism in 1902, the canonical coronation of the image of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary, the inauguration of the first Philippine assembly in 1907, the third centenary of the foundation of the University of Santo Tomas, the eruption of Taal Volcano in 1911, the establishment of the Philippine Senate, etc.

One can also find articles of deep theological reflection, juridical and canonical issues and historical discussions: on the origins, development and significance of the Katipunan; about the Obras Pias; about the Aglipaianism and the different sects that were starting to proliferate in the Philippines; very interesting chronicles about China, Japan, Italy, France, Spain; biographies of prelates, necrologies of the religious people; pontifical and diocesan documents; ethnographical studies on the peoples of the cordilleras of Northern and Central Luzon, etc.

Several Dominican priests rendered their enthusiastic and scientific service to Libertas under different pseudonyms: FF. Valentín Marín, Francisco Marín Solá, Serapio Tamayo, Manuel Arellano, Manuel Fernan- dez, Francisco Cubeñas, Juan Ylla, Julio Vicente, Vicente Blasco. Equally worthy of mention are the illustrious journalists Manuel Ravago, Francisco Varona, Flavio Zaragoza, Tirso de Irureta-Goyena, Leoncio Aranda, Fed- erico Calero, Eliseo Hervas, etc.

This newspaper served the Philippine church for eighteen years. During World War I, Fr. Marín published a series of articles, under the pseudonym name Sarmaticus that stirred up a wide interest owing to com- petence of the writer. However, since these writngs showed pro Germanic sympathy they attracted the enmity and revenge of masons and French- men. With the entry of the United States in the conflict Fr. Marín stopped the publication of the series, but unfortunately his enemies had already promised the suppression of the newspaper.

Sometime later, on the occasion of the publication in one of his columns of the fourteen points of Wilson in smaller characters than the answer of the German President that appeared at its side in bigger letters, the American veterans presented tumultuously to Mr. Francis Burton Harrison, General Governor of the Philippines a petition to prohibit the publication of the newspaper. Shortly after, the irrevocable decision arrived to the office of the Father Provincial of the Holy Rosary, through the Spanish consul in Manila. Next day, January 31, 1918 Libertas closed its glorious career with a farewell to its readers.

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Fig. 33. Last issue of Libertas (January 30, 1918) (see UST Publications entry # 17)

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Fr. Juan Ylla, author of this summary, concludes: since then there has not been any other catholic publication in this country that could claim such a dignified place as the one achieved by Libertas, without vacillations or interruptions for eighteen years. (Villarroel, 2012)

Note: Also available in microfilm at the UST Archives; some images are dilapidated, hence, not accessible.

18. El Martes Escolar-Revista Semanal. Intramuros : [Universidad de Santo Tomas], 1910. v. ; 27.7 cm.

Weekly. Subscription rate and editor not indicated.

Holdings: Año 1, nos.1-16 (Sept-Dec 1910)

UST Archives: Año I, nos. 1-4, 6-16 (Sept-Dec 1910)

Articles are in Spanish. It contains information about medicine, hygiene, gynecology, pharmacy, engineering, law, marketing. It also includes literature.

19. Misiones Dominicanas. Ávila : Colegio de Santo Tomás, 1917-1945. v. ; 25 cm.

Monthly. 5 pesetas/year. Editor: The Dominican Fathers.

Holdings: Yr. 1, v. 1, nos.1-3 (Oct-Dec 1917) Yr. 2, v. 1, nos.4-15 (Jan-Dec 1918) Yr. 2, v. 2, nos.16-27 (Jan-Dec 1919) Yr. 3, nos.28-39 (Jan-Dec 1920) Yr. 4, nos.40-51 (Jan-Dec 1921) Yr. 5, v. 5, nos.52-63 (Jan-Dec 1922) [2 cps.] Yr. 6, nos.64-75 (Jan-Dec 1923) [2 cps.] Yr. 16, nos.185-188, 191-192 (Sept-May, Aug-Sept 1933) [2 cps.] Yr. 18, nos.213-218 (Jun-Nov 1935) [2 cps.]

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Fig. 34. Misiones Dominicanas, yr. XVI, no. 186 (March 1933) (see UST Publications entry # 19)

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UST Archives: Yr. 1, nos.1-3 (Oct-Dec 1917) [2cps] Yr. 18, no.208 (Jan 1935) Yr. 2, nos.4-15 (Jan-Dec 1918) [2cps] Yr. 18, nos.209-219 (Feb-Dec 1935) Yr. 3, nos.16-24 (Jan-Sept 1919) [4cps] Yr. 19, nos.220-226 (Jan-Jul 1936) Yr. 3, nos.25-39 (Oct 1919- Dec 1920) [2cps] Yr. 20, nos.227-236 (Jan-Dec 1937) Yr. 4, nos.40-51 (Jan-Dec 1921) [3cps] Yr. 21, nos.237-248 (Jan-Dec 1938) Yr. 5, nos.52-63 (Jan-Dec 1922) [3cps] Yr. 22, nos.249-260 (Jan-Dec 1939) Yr. 6, nos.64-75 (Jan-Dec 1923) [3cps] Yr. 23, nos.261-271 (Jan-Dec 1940) Yr. 7, nos.76-87 (Jan-Dec 1924) [3cps] Yr. 24, nos.273-284 (Jan-Dec 1941) Yr. 8, nos.88-99 (Jan-Dec 1925) [3cps] Yr. 25, nos.285-296 (Jan-Dec 1942) Yr. 9, nos.100-111 (Jan-Dec 1926) [3cps] Yr. 26, nos.297-304 (Jan-Aug 1943) Yr. 10, nos.112-123 (Jan-Dec 1927) [3cps] Yr. 27, nos.305-309 (Mar-Dec 1944) Yr. 11 (Jan 1928) [2cps] Yr. 28, nos.310-321 (Jan-Dec 1945) Yr. 11, nos.124-135 (Jan-Dec 1928) [3cps] Yr. 29, nos.322-333 (Jan-Dec 1946) Yr. 12, nos.136-147 (Jan-Dec 1929) [3cps] Yr. 30, nos.334-344 (Jan-Dec 1947) [2cps] Yr. 13, nos.148-159 (Jan-Dec 1930) [3cps] Yr. 31, nos.345-356 (Jan-Dec 1948) Yr. 14, nos.160-171 (Jan-Dec 1931) [3cps] Yr. 32, nos.357-365 (Jan-Dec 1949) Yr. 15, nos.172-183 (Jan-Dec 1932) [3cps] [9 cps of issue no. 357] Yr. 16, nos.184-195 (Jan-Dec 1933) [2cps] Yr. 33, nos.370-375 (May-Nov 1950) [2cps] Yr. 17, nos.196-207 (Jan-Dec 1934) nos.366-376 (Jan-Dec 1950)

Previously, El Correo Sino-Annamita o Correspondencia de las Misiones del Sagrado Orden de Predicadores en China, Tun-King, Formosa y Japón. A Catholic magazine about Dominican missions in Asia. It includes articles on culture, arts, history, and on all activities organized by the Dominicans of the Holy Rosary Province in the mission lands. In good condition.

20. The Philippine Catholic. Manila : Imp. de Santo Tomas, 1908-1910. v. : ill. ; 46.5 cm.

Weekly. Php3.00/year. Editor: Ángel de Goicouría.

Holdings: October-December (1908) January-September (1909) October-June (1908-1909) October-February (1909-1910)

This is a magazine on national & international news about the Church, Manila Observatory, the different Catholic universities, hospitals and other institutions. It is written in English with some articles in Spanish. The copies are in good condition.

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21. The Quill. Manila : University of Santo Tomas. Quill Literary Club, 1935. v. ; 23 cm. Annually. Editors: Narciso Reyes & Mariano Pascual

The “Literary Yearbook of the University of Santo Tomas”. This publication produced excellent Filipino English literature. An example is “As the Strength of Ten” by Paz Latorena.

22. Revista Católica de Filipinas. Manila : Imprenta de D. Esteban Balbas, 1888-1890. v. ; 31 cm. Weekly. Subscription rate not indicated. Director: Baldomero de Hazañas.

Holdings:

Bilingual v. I, nos.1-12 (Oct-Dec 1888) v. II, nos.13-53 (Jan-Oct 1889)

Spanish Yr. 1, nos.1-47 (Feb-Dec 1889) Yr. 6, nos.1-24 (Jan-Dec 1894) [2cps.] Yr. 2, nos.48-56 (Jan-Mar 1890) Yr. 7, V. 9, nos.1-24 (Jan-Dec 1895) Yr. 4, nos.36-59 (Jan-Dec 1892) Yr. 8, nos. 1-24 (Jan-Dec 1896) Yr. 5,nos.1-24 (Jan-Dec 1893) [2cps. for issue nos.15&16]

UST Archives: Año VII, num. 1 (Jan 1895)

This is a bilingual (Spanish-Tagalog) Catholic magazine. It contains sections on doctrine, religious practices, useful knowledge, literary work sections and religious chronicle. In February 1889, it started a new version of the magazine, in which the text was written only in Spanish. It also added some scientific and historical articles. “In its 4th year (1892), the heading was again slightly changed and from the printing press of Balbas… moved to that of Colegio de Santo Tomas.” (Retana, 1895) The copies are in good condition although pages are brittle.

23. Revista Escolar de Derecho. Manila : Tip. Pontificia del Colegio de Santo Tomás,1920. v. ; 24 cm.

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Fig. 35. Revista Católica de Filipinas, v. 1, no. 1(October 14, 1888) (see UST Publications entry # 22)

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Monthly. Subscription rate not indicated.

Holdings: Año I, v. I, nos. 1-4 (Sept-Dec 1920) v. II, nos. 1-12 (Jan-Dec 1921)

UST Archives: Año I, nos. 1-3 (Sept-Nov 1920) Año II, nos. 1-12 (Jan-Dec 1921) Año III, nos. 1-6 (Jan-Jun 1922) [2 cps of nos. 1-5] The review was the organ of the Law Students Association of the Royal and Pontifical University of Santo Tomas. It includes an index. The copies are in good reading condition.

24. Santo Tomas Law Journal. Manila : University of Santo Tomas, Faculty of Civil Law, 1939-1941. v. ; 23 cm.

Monthly. Editor-in-Chief: Simeon Ramos Jr.

Holdings: v. I, no. 1-3 (Oct-Dec 1938) v. I, no. 4-7 (Jan-Jul 1939) v. II, nos. 1; 3 (Sept, Nov 1939) v. III, nos. 1-6 (Jul-Dec 1940) v. III, no. 7 (Feb-Mar 1941)

The Faculty of Civil Law, after the extinction of the of Revista Escolar de Derecho, reasserted its presence in the campus in 1938 with a new important venture, Santo Tomas Law Journal, which in 1950 assumed the name of Law Review.

25. Thomasian. Manila : UST, 1927-1945. v. : ill. ; 31 cm.

Annual.

Holdings: 1927-1937; 1939-1941; 1945 [1927-1929 bound together; 1930-1932 bound together]

UST Archives: 1927-1940

Graduation Annual book of the University of Santo Tomas.

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Fig. 36. A sample issue of the defunct Unitas, v. III, no. 1 (July 1924) (see UST Publications entry # 26)

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26. Unitas. Manila : Universidad de Sto. Tomas, 1923-1941. v. ; 23 cm.

Monthly. 5.00 pesos per year.; 40 cents per issue.

Holdings: v. I, nos. 1, 3-4, 6-8 (Jul, Sept-Oct, v. XI, nos. 1-8 (Jul 1932-Feb 1933) Dec 1922-Feb 1923) v. XII, nos. 1-8 (Jul 1933-Feb 1934) v. II, nos. 13-20 (Aug 1923-Mar 1924) v. XIII, nos. 1-8 (Jul 1934-Feb 1935) v. III, nos. 1-9 (Jul 1924-Mar 1925) v. XIV, nos. 1-8 (Jul 1935-Feb 1936) v. IV, nos. 1-9 (Jul 1925-Mar 1926) v. XV, nos. 1-8 (Jul 1936-Feb 1937) v. V, nos. 1-9 (Jul 1926-Mar 1927) v. XVI, nos. 1-8 (Jul 1937-Feb 1938) v. VI, nos. 1-9 (Jul 1927-Mar 1928) v. XVII, nos. 1-4 (Jun 1938-Jan 1939) v. VII, nos. 1-8 (Jul 1928-Feb 1929) v. XVIII, nos. 1-4 (Jun 1939-August 1940) v. VIII, nos. 1-8 (Jul 1929-Feb 1930) v. XIX, nos. 1-6 (Sept 1940-Feb 1941) v. IX, nos. 1-8 (Jul 1930-Feb 1931) v. XX, nos. 1-5 (Jul-Nov 1941) v. X, nos. 1-8 (Jul 1931-Feb 1932)

Unitas is the scholarly publication of the University since 1923. It contains highly literary and solid scientific and informative articles by its faculty members and students. It has ceased publication in 2011.

27. The UST Journal of Medicine. Manila : University of Santo Tomas, 1940-1941. v. : ill. ; 25.5 cm.

Bi-Monthly. First Editor: Bonifacio Mencías ...et al.

Holdings: v. 1 nos.1-6 (Aug-Jul 1940-1941)

“Official organ of St. Tomas medical faculty and UST Medical Association is the “Journal of Medicine”, a monthly publication of science papers written by medical men. The Journal dates from 1921, when the medical students of Santo Tomas together with the Pharmacy students published the magazine “Alma Mater”. This magazine, however was short- lived because in the same year, Very Fr. Acisclo Alfaguene, O.P., Rector of the University halted its publication as his administration decided to allow only one publication in the whole university, the “Unitas”, intended to be a joint publication of all the students and faculty members in all colleges and in that way promote their unity… The Faculty of Medicine and Surgery, however, did not put its own

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Fig. 37. The Varsitarian, v. I, no. 4 & 5 (March 16, 1928). (see UST Publications entry # 28)

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(publication) until 1940 when it finally came out with the Journal of Medi- cine, inspired by Rev. Fr. Jose Cuesta, O.P. who was then the Medicine Regent, and Dean Bonifacio Mencias. First editor-in-chief was Bonifacio Mencias. The Pacific war suspended publication of the Journal but it came out again upon liberation, and has since then come out bimonthly. The publication was founded for the purpose of serving as the official medium in which articles, lectures and papers of medical men, especially St. Tomas own medical professors, may be published, Medical students find the Jour- nal of practical help to them in their class work as well as ward work.” (Pe, 1973)

28. The Varsitarian. Manila : Universidad de Santo Tomas, 1928-1945. v. : ill. ;

Fortnightly.

Holdings: v. I, nos. 3-5 (Feb 1, Feb 16 and Mar 16, 1928) [Pages one and two are available for Feb 1, 1928 issue] v. II, nos. 1-12 (Jul – Dec 1928) [2 cps. of issue nos. 2-3, 6-11] v. III, nos. 1, 3, 4, 10 (Jan 16, Feb 16, Mar 11, June 16, 1929) v. III, nos. 1, 6, 7, 9, 13-22 (Jul 1, Sept 16, Oct 1, Nov 1, 1929,Jan 16-Jun 2, 1930) v. IV, nos. 1-21 (Jun 16, 1930-Jun 6, 1931) v. V, nos. 1, 2, 5-12 (Jun 15, Jul 3, Aug 20-Dec 19, 1931) v. V, nos. 2, 5-18 (Feb 5, Apr 2- Oct 15, 1932) v. VI, nos. 1-9 (June 12-Oct 13, 1933) v. VII, nos. 1-3 (Nov 13-Dec 16, 1933) v. VIII, nos. 4-5, 7-10, 15-17, 19-21 (Jan 20-Feb 1, Mar 12-June 18, Sept 10-Oct 10, Nov 10-Dec 30, 1934) v. VIII, nos. 1-3, 5-6, 8-17, 19 (Jan 12-Feb 9, Mar 11-27, Jun 6-Nov 12,Dec 20, 1935) v. XII, nos. 5-17 (Jun 25, 1939-Jan 17, 1940) v. XIII, nos. 1-2, 5-11, 14-15 (Feb 10-Mar 10, Jun 28-Oct 10, Nov 27-Dec 17, 1940) v. XIV, nos. 16; 1-4 (Jan 22; Feb 8-May 3, 1941) v. XV, nos. 1-2 (Nov 12 & Dec 20, 1945)

UST Archives: v. I, nos. 1-5 (Jan-Mar 1928) Yr. IV, nos. 1-12 (Jun-Dec 1930) v. II, nos. 1-13 (Jul-Dec 1928; Jan 1929) Yr. IV, nos. 13-21 (Jan-Jun 1931) v. III, nos. 1-10 (Jan-Jun 1929) Yr. V, 1-12, 14-17, 19, 21-22 Yr. III, 1-12 (Jul-Dec 1929) (Jan-Dec 1932) [2 cps. of nos. 1-12] Yr. III, nos. 13-22 (Jan-Jun 1930) Yr. VI, nos. 1-5 (Jan-Mar 1933)

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Yr. VI, nos. 1-9 (Jun- Oct 1933) Yr. VII, nos. 1-9 (Nov-May 1934) Yr. VIII, 10-20 (Jun-Dec 1934) Yr. VIII, nos. 1-7 (Jan-Apr 1935) Yr. XII, nos. 5-17 (Jun 1939- Jan 1940) Yr. XII, nos. 1-2 (Feb-Mar 1940) Yr. XIII, nos. 5-16 (Aug 1940-Jan 1941) v. XIV, nos. 1-4 (Feb- May 1941) v. XIV, nos. 6-11, 13 (Jul-Nov 1941)

Since 1928, the Varsitarian is the official student paper of UST. Jose Villa Panganiban is considered the “Father of the Varsitarian.” Some of the famous alumni who have been part of this publication were: Teodoro Valencia, Bienvenido Lumbera, F. Sionil José, Celso Al Carunungan, Ophelia Alcantara-Dimalanta, Paz Latorena, Cirilo Bautista, Federico Licsi Espino, Wilfrido Nolledo, Rogelio Sicat, Cristina Pantoja Hidalgo, Norma Miraflor, Eric Gamalinda and Vim Nadera. (Source: http://varsitarian.net/ history)

29. Veritas. Manila : University of Santo Tomas. High School Department,1930-1941. v. : ill. ; 30 cm.

Annual.

Holdings: 1930 1936 [2 cps.] 1931 [2cps.] 1937 1933 [2 cps.] 1939 [2 cps.] 1934 1940 [3 cps.] 1935 [3 cps.] 1941

UST High School Graduation Annual since 1930.

30. Voz Estudiantil. Manila : U.S.T. Press Impresora de Voz Estudiantil, 1928-1945. v. : ill. ; 30 cm.

Fortnightly. Subscription rate not indicated.

Holdings:

El Universitario [Section from The Varsitarian] v. II, nos. 6-12 (Sept 16-Dec 20, 1928) v. III, nos. 1, 3-4 (Jan 16; Feb 16-Mar 11, 1929) v. III, nos. 6, 9, 13-17 (Sept 16, Nov 9, 1929; Jan 16-Mar 18, 1930)

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v. IV, nos. 5-15 (Aug 16. 1930-Feb 3, 1931) v. V, nos. 3-12 (Jul 16-Dec 19, 1931) v. V, nos. 1-2; 5-6; 10-13; 15; 17-18 (Jan 12-Feb 5; Apr 2-16; Jun 15-Aug 1; Sept 1-Oct 15, 1932) v. VI, nos. 3-9 (Jul 17- Oct 13, 1933) v. VII, nos. 2-3 (Dec 1-16, 1933) v. VIII, nos. 15-16; 20 (Sept 10-25; Dec 1, 1934) v. VIII, nos. 2; 6; 10-15 (Jan 30; Mar 27; Jul 10-Sept 25, 1935)

El Universitario [independent magazine] Año XI, núm 3 (Jul 1938)

Voz Estudiantil Año XI, nos. 4-8 (Aug-Dec 1938) [3 cps.] v. XII, nos. 1-7 (Jul 1939-Mar 1940) [3 cps. of nos. 1-2] v. XIII, nos. 1-7 (Jul 1940-Mar 1941) [2 cps. of nos. 4-5; 4 cps. of no. 6; 10 cps. of no. 7] v. XIV, nos. 1-4 (Jul-Nov 1941) [3 cps. of no. 3; 10 cps. of no. 4]

UST Archives:

El Universitario Año IX, no. 17 (November 10, 1936) [2 cps.] Año X, nos. 15-16 (Nov-Dec 1937) [2 cps. of issue no. 15; 3 cps. of issue no. 16] Año XI, nos. 1-3 (Jan-Jul 1938) [2 cps. of issue no. 3]

VozEstudiantil Año XI, nos. 4-8 (Aug-Dec 1938) Año XII, nos. 1-2 (Jan-Feb 1939) Año XII, nos. 1-7 (Jul 1939- Mar 1940) Año XIII, nos. 1-7 (Jul 1940- Mar 1941) Año XIV, nos. 1-4 (Jul-Oct 1941)

The Varsitarian, the official student paper of the University had included a Spanish section, Página Cervantina, which later changed into El Universitario, and under this title it became a full-fledged independent magazine in 1936. But two years later it adopted the name V.E. initial letters of Voz Estudiantil, which lasted until 1969.” (Villarroel, 1977)

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Fig. 38. Voz Estudiantil (October 1938) (see UST Publications entry # 30)

128 C. Other titles available at the UST Archives

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1. El Adalid. Iloilo : Imprenta Filipina, 1909. v. ; 54.5 cm.

Daily. 1 peso/month. Editor: [Engracio Padilla].

Holdings: Año II, no. 54 (May 10,1909)

An evening newspaper.

2. The American. Manila : [F. J. Berry], 1899. v. : ill. ; 56 cm.

[Daily except Mondays.] 5 cents. Editor: W.J. Mathews.

Holdings: v. II, nos. 281, 238 (Oct, Dec 1899)

According to Ayer’s Annual Directory for 1907, this is an evening newspaper established in 1897. The first editor was William Crozier (Villanueva, 1933).

3. Anales de Agricultura. Manila : Imprenta de la Revista Mercantil de Díaz Puertas y C.A., 1889. v. : ill. ; 26.5cm

Fortnightly. $0.50 / issue in Manila. Director: Don José Antonio Guillen Administrator: D. Gustavo Ybarra

Holdings: Año. 1, no. 2 (Aug 1889)

The journal contains articles about rural development, farming, and improvement of other industries. The publication ended after three months before the editor, Don José Antonio Guillen, returned to Spain (Villanueva, 1933).

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4. La Aurora : seminario de información general. Iloilo : Imprenta Filipina, 1904. v. ; 40 cm.

Frequency not indicated. .50 cents/month.

Holdings: Año I, nos. 11-13 (Jun 1904)

5. Balanza Mercantil de las Islas Filipinas.

Holdings: (1864-1865)

Note: Available in microfilm at the UST Archives. Microfilm is no longer readable due to the very poor condition of the images.

6. Banco Español-Filipino de Isabel II. Manila : Imprenta de Amigos del País, 1857-1858. v. ; 20 cm.

Annual.

Holdings: Año V-VI (1857-1858)

It is the annals of the oldest standing bank in the Philippines and in the whole of Southeast Asia, Banco Español-Filipino de Isabel II, now known as Bank of the Philippine Islands.

7. Boletín de la Academia Filipina : correspondiente de la Real Academia Española de la Lengua. [Manila] : Publicado por Excelsior, 1930-1933. v. : ill. ; 25.5 cm.

Monthly.

Holdings: v. 1, nos.1-4 (Sept- Dec 1930) v. 2, nos. 1-12 (Jan-Dec 1931) v.3, nos. 1-6, 8-9, 11-12 (Jan-Jun, Aug-Sept, Nov-Dec 1932) v.4, nos. 1-3 (Jan-Mar 1933)

8. Boletín General de Ventas de Bienes Nacionales. [Madrid] : Imprenta Nacional, 1881-1882. v. ; 31.6 cm.

Irregular.

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Holdings: Nos. 725- 780, 782-801 (Jan-Oct 18, Oct 25-Dec 1881) Nos. 802-805, 818-832, 837-845, 848-863 (Jan, Mar-Jun, Jul-Sept 7, Sept 15- Dec 12, 1882)

9. Ang Camatouran. Cebu : [s.n.], 1909. v. ; 54 cm.

Frequency not indicated. .08 cents/issue.

Holdings: no. 716 (May 1909)

10. Los Domingos del Diario de Manila.

Holdings: (1896)

Note: Available in microfilm at the UST Archives. Microfilm is no longer readable due to the very poor condition of the images.

11. El Español. Manila : [s.n.], 1896-1898. v. ; 54 cm.

Daily. Editor: D. Joaquín Lafont.

Holdings: Año III, no. 232 (Oct 1896) Año V, no. 177 (Aug 1898)

This was an afternoon daily newspaper. The first issue was published on December 28, 1894 (Valenzuela, 1933)

12. El Filipino Libre. Manila : Imprenta de la Sociedad “Dimas- Alang”, 1899-1900 v. ; 53.5cm

Daily. 5 cents/issue. Editor: Manuel Xerez y Burgos.

Holdings: Año I, no. 1 (Jun 1899) Año II, nos. 4, 6-7, 10-12, 15-18 (Jan-Feb 1900)

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Fig. 39. El Filipino Libre, yr. 1, no. 1 (June 18, 1899) (see Archives entry # 12)

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13. El Grito Del Pueblo. Manila : Imprenta de El Grito del Pueblo, 1904. v. : ill. ; 55 cm.

Daily. Editor: P.H. Poblete.

Holdings: Año VI, nos. 62, 72-80 (Mar, Apr 1904)

This is a pro-labor and radical nationalist newspaper founded by Pascual H. Poblete on August 23, 1899. The Tagalog edition was called Ang Kapatid ng Bayan (Villanueva, 1933).

14. El Ideal. Manila : [s.n.], 1911. v. : ill. ; 56 cm.

Daily. 1Php/month. Editor: Arsenio N. Luz

Holdings: Año II, no. 529 (Dec 1911)

Since 1907, this had been the official organ of the Nationalista Party headed by Sergio Osmeña, fourth President of the Republic of the Philippines, and Claro M. Recto.

15. Ideales. Pangasinan : Colegio de San Alberto Magno, 1920-1925. v. : ill. ; 29 cm.

Fortnightly. 2 Php/year.

Holdings: Año I, nos. 1-11 (Jul-Dec 1920) Año II, nos. 12-35 (Jan-Dec 1921) Año III, nos. 26-59 (Jan- Dec 1922) [2 cps. of nos. 36-48] Año IV, nos. 60-83 (Jan-Dec 1923) Año VI, nos. 108-131 (Jan-Dec 1925)

16. La Iglesia Filipina Independiente : revista católica. Manila : Imp. De Isabelo de los Reyes, 1903-1904 v. ; 39.5cm

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Weekly. 15 francos/trimester. Editor: Isabelo de los Reyes.

Holdings: Año I, nos. 1-12 (Oct-Dec 1903) Año II, nos. 13-55 (Jan-Nov 1904) [2 cps. of issue nos. 26, 27, 46, 47, 51; 3 cps. of issue no. 25]

17. Thé Kon Leche. Manila : [s.n.], 1898. v. : ill. ; 42.5 cm.

Weekly. 10 cents / issue; 2 Php for 25 issues.

Holdings: Año I, no. primo (Dec 1898)

Founded on September 24, 1898, this was the first expression of Spanish freedom of press under the Americans (Valenzuela, 1933).

18. Manila Revista Hebdomadaria.

Holdings: (1900)

Note: Available in microfilm at the UST Archives. Microfilm is no longer readable due to the very poor condition of the images.

19. El Nacional. Cebu : Imprenta Seminario, 1899. v. : ill. ; 48.5 cm.

Monthly. $0.50/issue.

Holdings: Año I, nos. 6-7 (Aug 1899)

20. El Noticiero de Manila. Manila : Imprenta de El Noticiero de Manila, 1899-1901. v. ; 58 cm.

Daily. Price and editor not indicated.

Holdings: Año I, nos. 35, 56 (May, Jun 1899) Año II, no. 403 (Aug 1900) Año III, no. 61 (Mar 1901)

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Fig. 40. Thé Kon Leche, yr. 1, no. 1 (December 28, 1898) (see Archives entry # 17)

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El Noticiero de Manila was an afternoon newspaper that became the defender of the Spanish administration in the Philippines. “It was Catholic in religion and Spanish in politics. It did not live long because the tide of the times was against its political doctrines” (Valenzuela, 1933).

21. La Patria : Diario Filipino. Manila : [s.n.], 1899. v. : ill. ; 61 cm

Daily 5 Cents / issue.

Holdings: Año I, no. 85 (December 30, 1899)

A democratic newspaper founded on September 16, 1899 by Juan Utor y Fernández, a peninsular Spaniard. Most of the articles were written by Filipino authors. It took sides with the Philippines blaming the friars for everything that led to the loss of the Islands from Spain. It lived until 1902, after Fernández died (Valenzuela, 1933).

22. El Porvenir. Cagayan : [s.n.], 1904. v. : ill. ; 38 cm.

Bimonthly. Editor: Juan de Juan.

Holdings: Año I, nos. 2, 9 (May, Jun 1904)

23. El Porvenir del Magisterio. Madrid : Imprenta de Enrique Rubiños, 1889-1890. v. : ill. ; 40 cm.

Fortnightly. Editor: Sebastian Rodríguez Martín.

Holdings: Año I, nos. 1-10 (Apr-Dec 1889) Año II, nos. 1-19 (Jan-Oct 1890)

24. El Progreso. Manila : [s.n.], 1899. v. : ill. ; 61 cm.

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Fig. 41. La Patria, yr. 1, no. 85 (December 30, 1899) (see Archives entry # 21)

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Daily. 5 cents / issue. Editor: Victor del Pan.

Holdings: Año I, nos. 8-9, 13, 18-19, 32, 54, 121 (Jun-Aug, Oct 1899)

A morning daily newspaper, successor of La Oceanía Española.

25. El Pueblo : Periódico Democrático. Cebu : Imprenta Filipina, 1904. v. : ill. ; 54 cm.

Frequency and price not indicated. Editor: Vicente Sotto.

Holdings: Año V, no. 376 (Jul 1904)

26. Ráfagas. Manila : Colegio de la Concordia, 1941. v. : ill. ; 24.4 cm.

2 Php/year. Editor: M. Juguera.

Holdings: v. IV, no. 2 (July, 1941)

27. La Reforma Agrícola. Jaen : Imprenta de la Reforma Agrícola, 1867-1868. v. : ill. ; 32 cm.

Fortnightly. Editor: Eduardo Abela.

Holdings: Mar-Sept 1867 May-Aug 1868

28. Renacimiento Filipino. Manila :[s.n.], 1911. v. : ill. ; 31.8 cm.

Weekly. 0.80 pesos per month. Editor: Martín Ocampo.

Holdings: Año 2, no. 50 (14 de Julio de 1911)

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29. La Restauración. Manila : Imprenta Litografía Partier, 1898. v. : ill. ; 25 cm.

Weekly. 10 cents / issue.

Holdings: Año I, num. 1 (Nov 1898)

30. El Resumen. [s.l.] : [s.n.], 1892. v. ; 23 cm.

[Daily]. Price and editor are not indicated.

Holdings: (Jan 5, 1892)

This was the first genuinely popular newspaper in the country founded by Pascual Poblete and Baldomero Hazañas. It was fresh and vivid in the topics it carried and how it expressed itself. It was the organ of La Liga Filipina and was a voice for Philippine national hero José Rizal (Cano, 2011).

31. El Siglo Futuro : diario católico. Madrid : [s.n.], 1894. v. ; 64 cm.

25 cents/issue.

Holdings: Año XX, no. 5962 (Dec 1894)

32. El Soldado Español. Manila : [s.n.], 1898. v. ; 43.5 cm.

2 cents/issue; $0.50/month.

Holdings: Año I, nos. 38, 43, 47 (Dec 1898)

33. La Solidaridad. Madrid : Tipolitografía de Madrid, 1895. v. : ill. ; 28 cm.

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Fig. 42. El Resumen (June 5, 1892) (see Archives entry # 30)

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Fig. 43. La Solidaridad, yr. III, no. 59 (July 15, 1899) (see Archives entry # 33)

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Forthnightly. 0.75 pesetas / issue.

Holdings: Ano III-VII, nos. 89-150(July 1891-Apr 1895)

On February 15, 1889, the Filipino propagandists were able to get together behind a new publication which they called La Solidaridad, and which for it’s more than five years of existence became the principal organ of the propaganda movement. It was founded on February 15, 1889 and existed up to November 15, 1895. Its first editor was Graciano López-Jaena but was soon succeeded by Marcelo H. del Pilar. La Solidaridad was a political propaganda paper with a liberal, reformist orientation dedicated to the task of fighting reaction in all its forms. Some of the Filipino contributors were: Marcelo H. del Pilar (Plaridel), Dr. Jose Rizal (Laon Laan), Mariano Ponce (Naning, Kalipulo, Tigbalang), Antonio Luna (Taga Ilog), Jose Ma. Panganiban (Jomapa), Dr. Pedro Paterno, Antonio Ma. Regidor, Isabelo delos Reyes, Eduardo de Lete and Jose Alejandrino (Constantino, 1975).

34. La Unión : periódico semanal. Dagupan : [s.n.], 1911. v. ill. ; 39 cm.

Weekly. 10 cents/issue. Editor: D. Juan G. Villamil.

Holdings: Año I, no. 31 (Oct 1911)

35. Vida Filipina. Manila : [s.n.], 1907. v. ; 57 cm.

Daily except Sunday. 0.05/issue. Editor: Manuel Rávago.

Holdings: Año II, nos. 412, 601 (Jul, Nov. 1907)

A catholic organ of the Filipino priest.

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36. La Voz del Pueblo. Manila : [s.n.], 1899. v. ; 38 cm.

Thrice a week. Editor: Mariano Sequera.

Holdings: Año I, no. 10 (Aug 1899)

37. La Voz Española. Manila : [s. n.], 1896-1898. v. ; 59 cm.

Daily. $0.75/issue.

Holdings: Año V, nos. 269-270 (Oct 1896) Año VII, no. 40 (1898)

An afternoon daily newspaper which aimed to propagate the Spanish language in primary schools.

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Indexes

(Note: References are to entry numbers. The Index has been arranged in accordance to the categories in the text: Filipiniana Rare Periodicals; UST Publications; and Other Titles Available at the UST Archives).

GENERAL INDEX of the FILIPINIANA RARE PERIODICALS CATALOGUE

A Bautista, José P., 145, 149 Aboitiz, Alejandro de, 45 Bello, Buenaventura J., 86, 143 Abreu, José, 67 Benítez, Francisco, 108 Adoración Nocturna Filipina, 62 Benítez, Paz Marquez, 155, 156 África, Bernabé, 115 Bewley, Luther B., 113 Agricultural College, Division of Forest Bissinger, George H., 144 Studies and Research, 81 Boguslav, D.T., 145, 149 Aguilar, Faustino, 76 Boletín Oficial de Filipinas, 21, 57 Aldana, Antonio Vázquez de, 98 Boomer, J. F., 25 Aldeguer, E. M., 122 Bureau of Education, 103, 115 Alindada, V.D., 68 Bureau of Publicity, 96 Alonzo, Agustín, 107 Alvarado, Eduardo R., 100, 108 C Alzate, Manuel A., 112 Cablenews, 25 Apostol, Cecilio, 67 Cablenews-American, 25 Araullo, Salvador Q., 41 Calderón, Felipe, 67 Archdiocese of Cebu, 80 Calderón, Fernando G., 135 Argensola,Bartolomé, 44 Cámara, Felipe A. de la, 32 Arguilla, Manuel E., 117 Cámara y de Castro, Tomás, 128 Arias, Evaristo, F., 6 Camomot, Diosdado, 80 Artigas, Manuel Cuerva, 10, 50 Canuto, Carmen, 124 Asociación de Plantadores de P.S.M, 95 Carbonero y Sol, León, 34 Aunario, Pedro, 139 Caro y Mora, Juan,6

Carriedo, A., 44 B Castañer y Cuesta, Eduardo, 30 Bago-Igorot, 121 Castillo, J.M. del, 14, 40 Bag-ong Lungsoranon, 80 Catholic Action in the Philippines, 102 Balmaceda, Cornelio, 106 Chiang, Kai-Shek, 53 Balmori, Joaquín, 148 Ciudad de Dios, La, 128 Barcelón, Emeterio, 33 Civil War, 8, 59 Barrantes, Vicente, 1322 Colayco, Manuel C., 102 Bautista, G., 97 Colegio de Agustinos Filipinos, 128

INDEXES

Colegio de Farmacéuticos, 134 Fundación del convento de Santa Clara Colegio de San José, 120 de Manila y documentos a él Comenge, Rafael, 6 pertenecientes, 7 Comercio, El, 40 Conde, Lorenzo Moreno, 26 G Cooper, John Montgomery, 121 Gaceta de Manila, 26 Count of Monte Cristo, 45 Gaceta Oficial de Madrid, 13 Cretcher, Marck, 1 García, A., 48 Crozier, William, 2, 49 García, Vicente Valdés, 91 Cuenco, José Ma., 12 Gómez, Lucas, 147

Gonzáles, Bienvenido M., 94 D Guerrero, Fernando Ma., 67 Dacanay, Amadeo R., 47 Guerrero, León Ma., 67, 135 De Filipinas a España Naufragio de una Guerrero, Manuel S., 135 armada en el siglo XVII, 7 Dead Stars, 153 H Delgado, José M., 17 Hartendorp, A. V. H., 111 Department of General Affairs, 97 Hazañas, Baldomero de, 137 Disors, Juan, 41 Heyningen, Abram Van, 4 Dumas, Alexandre, 45 Hocson, Félix, 73

Humboldt, 44 E

Ecos del Apostolado: Revista Misionera, 41 I Edwards, H.T., 1 Icasiano, Francisco, 146 Egan, Eleanor Franklin, 87 Immediate Independence Party, 125 Escosura, Patricio de la, 131 Intern-Eucharistic Congress, 5 Estrella, La, 45 Isla de Joló y su Archipiélago considerados Estudios sobre la conquista de en sus relaciones con los dominios Filipinas, 131 españoles en Filipinas, La, 131

F J

Fabrice, M., 122 Japanese Military Administration, 96, 149 Faro Jurídico, El, 13, 51 Japanese war, 9 Farolan, M., 117 Jesuit Congregation, 5 Feced, José, 119 Juan Diana, Manuel, 44 Feced, Pablo, 6, 119

Federal Party, 38 K Filipino Revolutionary Government, 60 Franciscan, 7 Kalaw, Maximo M., 115 Francisco, D.L., 2 Kalaw, Teodoro, 125 Francisco, Vicente J., 77, 78 Keeler, Ralph, 89 Freer, Paul C., 109 Knights of Columbus Bulletin, 17

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Knights of Columbus Council No. 1000, 17 Official Gazette, 57 Ko, Seng Liat, 53 Oppel, Jorge, 65 Order of St. Augustine, 128 L Ortiz, Federico, 129 Osbon, Bert Paul, 99 Lectura Popular, La, 44 Osías, Camilo, 104 Legarda, Trinidad Fernandez, 155 Osmeña, Sergio, 93 Lilius, Alfredo, 116

Lim, Sian-Tek, 53 P Llana, Pedro de, 68 Llora, Manuel, 17 Palma, José, 67 López, Salvador P., 59 Palma, Rafael, 67, 125 Lumba, Enrique Fernández, 33, 37 Pan, José Felipe del, 132 Luna, Antonio, 67 Papas, Bruno, 68 Pardo de Tavera, Trinidad H., 38, 44 M Partido Independentista Inmediata, 125 Patacsil, Artemio, 47 MacArthur, Douglas, 93 Paterno, Pedro A., 18, 142 Maristella, Enrique de, 125 Paz, Fabian de la, 69 Marshall, D., 103 Pedagogical Academy of Normal Martínez, Vicente, 47 School, 23 McCaskey, H.D., 10 Pérez, C.C., 82 McCollough, Max L., 57 Perona, Tomás Torres, 134 McCulloch, Dick R., 118 Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation, 51 Mellen, George, 92 Philippine Education Magazine, 111 Mendieta, A., 122 Philippine General Hospital, 87 Miller, Verne E., 103, 111 Philippine Herald, 25 Muling Pagsilang, 125 Philippine Journal of Plant Industry, 105 Museum Library of Manila, 18 Philippine National Library: Historical Musser, Don C. W., 83 Review, 10

Plana, E., 133 N Poblador, Filemón, 43, 133 National Federation of Women's Clubs of Putman, Israel, 25 the Philippines, 153, 154 National Library, 115 Q National Treasury Office, 130 Quezon, Manuel, 25 Nelson, G.E., 127

Nieva, Gregorio, 114 Nuestra Señora del Pilar de Zaragoza, 6 R

Ramírez, Marcelo, 39 O Ramos, Gregorio, 60

O’Brien, Frederick, 25 Real Colegio de Agustinos Filipinos Observatorio de Manila, 19 de Valladolid, 128 Ocampo, Martín, 126 Religión y Cultura, 128

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Renacimiento, El, 122, 151 T

Retana, W. E., 119 Támesis, Florencio, 108 Revista Católica de Filipinas, 21, 137 Tamondong, D.D., 63 Revista de Noticias y Anuncios, 43, 133 Tansill, C.A., 24 Reyes, Carmelo, 73 Taylor, Frederic W., 127 Reyes, Fidel, 125 Tena y Álvarez Ossorio, Torcuato Luca de, 11 Reyes, Isabelo de los, 44, 64 Tiscar, Javier de, 130 Rizal, José, 10, 99 Torres, Ramón, 36 Robb, Hartendord, 4 Tribune Daily, 145 Robb, Walter, 4 Rodríguez, Ernesto R., 110 U Romualdez, Estella, 154 Rómulo, Carlos P., 117 Unión Misional del Clero Pampango, 70 Rosa, José de la, 130 University of the Philippines, College of Rosario, Anacleto del, 16 Education, 107 Rosario, Mariano V. del, 67 Urbano, Luis, 138 Rosario, Salvador Vivencio del, 67 Roxas, Manuel L., 94, 105 V

Rubio, José María Pérez, 13, 50 Valenzuela, Patrocinio, 94 Vandewalle, Octavio, 71 S Vanguardia, La, 139

Sabadell, Saturnino, 88 Varios memorials y Cartas referents a las Sacred Heart of Jesus, 5 misiones Franciscanas de Filipinas del Saint Ignacio Church, 15 Archivo Generalde Indias (1609-1632), 7 Salas, José Ma. Romero, 90 Varona, Francisco, 36 Sales, Ras de, 152 Vautour, L. de, 35 San Agustín, Dionisio, 9 Vibar, Toribio, 2 San Juan de Letran College, 79 Victorio, Ramón, 112 Sánchez, D.M., 26 Villamor, Ignacio, 44 Santo Cristóbal, Epifanio de Los, 32 Villa-real, Manuel, 139, 150 Santos, Epifanio de los, 67 Santos, Eusebio, 3 W

Sastrón, Manuel, 6 Woman's Home Journal, 153, 155 Serna, J.G. de la, 44 Woman's World, 155 Serrano Laktaw. Pedro G., 74, 123 Serrano, Luis, 106 X Sham, Frank Wicker, 83 Xerez y Burgos, Manuel, 44 Sibug, Brígido B., 84

Sinco, V. G., 99 Y Sioco, Fausto González, 33

Society of Jesús, 33 Younberg, Stanton, 100 Society of St. Paul, 141 Strong, Richard, 109 Subido, Abelardo, 84

152 INDEXES

INDEX OF PRINTERS of the FILIPINIANA RARE PERIODICALS

A Department of Agriculture and Natural

American Chamber of Commerce of the Resources, 109 Philippine Islands, 4 Diario de Manila, 39 Amigos del País, 27, 45, 98, 133 Ateneo de Intramuros, 5 F

Federación del Trabajo de Filipinas, 148 B Fookien Times Co., Inc., 53

Benipayo Press, 86 Freedom Publishing Company, 83 Blanco y Negro, 11 Bruno González Moras, 56 G

Bureau of Education, 113 Gabriel López del Horno, 7 Bureau of Forestry, 81 Geo Bronson Rea, M.E, 49 Bureau of Local Governments, 75 Germania, 8 Bureau of Printing, 29, 76, 100, 105 Good Shepherd Press, 35 Bureau of Public Works, 24 Gregorio Nieva, 114 Buró de Agricultura, 1, 127 I C La Ignaciana, 62 Cabbling Press, 70 Imp. de Santa Cruz, 44 Camilo Osías, 104 Imprenta de la Opinión, 97 Catholic School Press, 71 I.R. Morales, 135 Cebu Area Command (USFIP), 93 Imprenta-Litografía Partier, 23 Centro Católico de Iloilo, 129 Ing Katiwala, 95 Chamber of Commerce, 4, 28 Insular Press P.I., 116 Chofré y Comp., 6, 20, 88, 91 International Leprosy Association, 72 Colegio de Farmacéuticos de Manila, 134 Colegio de la Concordia, 124 J Colegio de San Alberto Magno, 63 J. Alemany, 85 Colegio de San Beda, 41 Jesuit School, 61 Colegio-Seminario, 143 José María Pérez Rubio, 13, 50 Community Publishers, Inc, 99 Juan Moyano, 34 Cultura Filipina, 32

L D Lito de Cámara de S.M., 65 Department of Agriculture and Commerce, Lungsuranon Press,80 106, 108

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M S Manila Council Knights of Columbus, 17 Manila Gráfica, 22 San Juan de Letran, 79 Manila Post Publishing Co., 84 Santos y Bernal, 153 Manila Sinbun-sya, La, 139, 151 Sugar News Company, 144 Marsman & Company, Inc., 89 Mercantil Printing, 90 T

TVT Publishing Corporation, 145, 149 N Times Publishing Company, 87 National Press Committee, Inc., 102 Tipografía Católica, 136 National Research Council of the Tipografía de el Santísimo Rosario, 140 Philippines, 94 Tipografía de Gregorio Estrada, 131 Nichi Nichi Shimbun Sha, Inc., 96 Tipo-Lit. Germania, 142 Toribio Vibar, 2 O Tansill, CA., 24

Office of Prisons, 112 U

P University of the Philippines, College of Agriculture, 101 PSP Publications, 9 College of Education, 107 Padres de la laCompañía de Jesús, 33

Padres Paules, 141 V Pan-Pacific Union, 92 People’s Press, Inc., 117 Vicente J. Francisco, 77, 78 Philippine Education Company Inc., 103, Viuda de Cuesta e Hijos, 128 111 Philippine Islands Medical Association, 73 W Philippines Free Press Office, 54 Win Publishing Company, 58 Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation, 52 Woman’s Outlook, Inc., 155 Philippine Standard Products Co., 110 Woman's Home Journal, Inc., 153, 154 El Porvenir Filipino, 56 Privada del Observatorio, 19

Quiapo Printing Press, 38

R. Mercantil de JoséLoyzaga, 31 Ramírez y Compañía, 18, 30 Ramírez y Giraudier, 16 Rosas y Espinas, 138

154 INDEXES

GENERAL INDEX of the UST PUBLICATIONS

A I

Announcement, 12 Imprenta de D. Esteban Balbas, 22 As the Strength of Ten, 21 Irureta-Goyena, Tiso de, 17 Aranda, Leoncio, 17 Arellano, Manuel, 17 L

B Latorena, Paz , 21, 28 Law Review, 24 Blasco, Vicente, 17 Law Students Association, 23 Boletín Eclesiástico del Arzobispado de Leo XIII, Pope, 5 Manila, 6, 7 Liga Antipornográfica de San Francisco Boletín Oficial de Arzobispado de Manila, 6 Javier. 11 Bulletin of Information/Announcement, 13 Literary Yearbook, 21 Lumbera, Bienvenido, 28 C

Calero, Federico, 17 M

Carunungan, Celso Al , 28 Manila Observatory, 1, 20 Central Seminary, 5 Marín, Valentín , 17 Congregación de la Immaculada Virgen Marín Solá, Francisco, 17 María, 12 Mencías, Bonifacio, 27 Cubeñas, Francisco, OP, 6, 17 Miraflor, Norma , 28 Misiones Dominicanas, 10, 19 D

Dimalanta, Ophelia Alcantara, 28 N

Don Quijote, 14 Nadera, Vim, 28 National Catholic Almanac, 1 E Nolledo, Wilfrido, 28 Espino, Federico Licsi, 28 Nozaleda, Bernardino, 17

F P

Fernandez, Manuel, 17 Página Cervantina, 30 Panganiban, Jose Villa, 28 G Pascual, Mariano, 21

Gamalinda, Eric, 28 Payo, Pedro, O.P., 7 Goicouría, Ángel de, 20 Piani, Guglielmo, 6 Prospectus, 13 H R Harrison, Francis Burton, 17 Hazañas, Baldomero de, 22 Ravago, Manuel , 17 Hernández, José M., 16 Reconquista, La, 14 Hervas, Eliseo, 17 Reyes, Narciso, 21 Hidalgo, Cristina Pantoja, 28 S High School, 3, 29 Holy Rosary Almanac, 1 San Luis Gonzaga, 11 Sicat, Rogelio, 28 Singian, Gregorio, 9

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Sionil José, F., 28 Sison, Agerico B.M., 9

Tamayo, Serapio, 17

El Universitario, 30

Valencia, Teodoro, 28 Varona, Francisco, 17 Vicente, Julio, 17

Ylla, Juan, 17 Yorro, Dionisio K., 16

Zarogosa, Flavio, 17

156 INDEXES

GENERAL INDEX of the OTHER TITLES at the UST ARCHIVES

A López-Jaena, Graciano, 33

Abela, Eduardo, 27 Luna, Antonio, 33 Alejandrino, Jose, 32 Luz, Arsenio N., 14 Ang Kapatid ng Bayan, 13 M Ayer’s Annual Directory for 1907, 2 Martín, Sebastian Rodríguez, 23 B Mathews, W.J., 2 Bank of the Philippine Islands, 6 N

C Nationalista Party, 14

Colegio de la Concordia, 26 O Colegio de San Alberto Magno, 15 Crozier, William, 2 Ocampo, Martín, 28 Oceania Española, La, 24 F Osmeña, Sergio, 14 F. J. Berry, 2 P

G Padilla, Engracio, 1 Guillen, José Antonio, 3 Pan, Victor del, 24 Panganiban, Jose Ma., 33 H Paterno, Pedro, 33

Hazañas, Baldomero, 30 Pilar, Marcelo H. del, 33 Poblete, Pascual H., 13, 30 I Ponce, Mariano, 33 Publicado por Excelsior, 7 Imprenta de Amigos del País, 6 Imp. de Isabelo de los Reyes, 16 R Imprenta de El Grito del Pueblo, 13 Imprenta de El Noticiero de Manila, 20 Ravágo, Manuel, 35 Imprenta de Enrique Rubiños, 23 Recto, Claro M., 14 Imprenta de la Reforma Agrícola, 27 Regidor, Antonio Ma., 33 Imprenta de la Revista Mercantil de Díaz Reyes, Isabelo de los, 16, 33 Puertas y C.A., 3 Rizal, José, 30, 33

Imprenta de la Sociedad “Dimas- Alang”, S 12 Imprenta Filipina, 1, 4, 25 Sequera, Mariano, 36 Imprenta Litografía Partier, 29 Sotto, Vicente, 25 Imprenta Nacional, 8 T Imprenta Seminario, 19 Tipolitografía de Madrid, 33 J

Juan, de Juan, 22 U

Juguera, M., 26 Utor y Fernández, Juan, 21

L V Lafont, Joaquín, 11 Lete, Eduardo de, 33 Villamil, Juan G., 34

Liga Filipinas, La, 30

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INDEXES

Xerez y Burgos, Manuel, 12

Ybarra, Gustavo, 3

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Fig. 44. University of Santo Tomas Press fronting España Street before its demolition. (Thomasian, 1953)

Fig. 45. UST Printing Press in operation (Thomasian, 1953)