a town crier is someone who tells them news they dont know
A town crier's shout is a traditional form of communication where a person, known as the town crier, loudly announces news, proclamations, or other important information in a public setting. The distinctive loud voice and formal language used by town criers help to capture the attention of the community and spread messages effectively.
Peter Moore - town crier - died on 2009-12-20.
Peter Moore - town crier - was born on 1939-08-29.
Probably because of technology ! The town crier used to be the main source of important information to be passed to the public. Since the invention of the telephone and internet - there are faster and better ways to communicate to huge audiences.
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A bellman is a town crier, a bellhop, or a bellboy.
The town crier was important in Medieval Times because they helped the people learn about what is going on . They also helped people learn things that will be improved .
In a pre-literate society, when most people were unable to read or write, the Town Crier was responsible for making sure that everyone knew of the important events. The development of reading and writing, and especially the invention of the printing press, put the town crier out of business. It was easier and more efficient to print posters or newspapers. In the 1880s through 1930's, the equivalent of the "town crier" was the newspaperboy who shouted out the headlines as "Extra!", meaning an extra lat-breaking edition of the paper. We still have a Town Crier; his name is Matt Drudge, and he is the modern equivalent of the paperboy shouting headlines to sell papers. Every blogger in the world is doing the same job; pointing out important information that you may have overlooked.
it help people to communicate / learn / prepare........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ ..................................................................................................................................
Food and drink and shelter.