 The wonders achieved by the telegraph are absolutely incredible if one attempts to reflect on the subject.”"The daily "Burlington Free Press" was published in the evening every day except Sunday to offset the leading Burlington morning paper, "The Daily Sentinel".The weekly edition was continued on Fridays until March 29, 1923.The format of the daily "Burlington Free Press" consisted of one column of editorial, three columns of political and general news, half a column of state and local news and 100 words or less of telegraphic news (reported from afar and transferred via telegraph to Burlington).