Word: newsprint
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...price of newsprint for one dizzy moment in 1921 was $130 a ton. About a third of the cost of publishing a newspaper is the cost of newsprint and publishers were pleased when it dwindled...
...Boston Evening American and the Washington Evening Star announced that they were going to raise their prices from 2? to 3? and eight other U. S. newspapers-from the Atlanta Georgian to the Omaha World-Herald-raised their weekly subscription rates 5?. For by the end of 1938 all newsprint will be costing $50 a ton. That will raise the year's operating costs of U. S. newspapers about...
November newspaper advertising sagged 9.3% under 1936, but most publishers will be unable to reduce material and labor costs because newsprint jumps $7.50 a ton January 1 and Guild organization has turned the trend of editorial salaries upward.* But last week American Newspaper Publishers Association President James Geddes Stahlman showed his fellow members how economies can be made. His Nashville Banner has long been published each evening and Sunday. But lately it has been losing advertising to the Tennessean-in receivership for four years before Silliman Evans bought it last March-published each morning, evening and Sunday...
TIME'S one and one-half column article (Nov. 1, p. 22) on the current political controversy in Tennessee clearly, correctly, concisely digests reams of newsprint...
...been thoroughly amalgamated in the American Melting Pot. It was Success for Mr. & Mrs. Bedaux to disport themselves on the Riviera with a wealthy Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rogers, one of whose dashing friends was a Mrs. Simpson. By this time Science was being served in columns of newsprint by the Bedaux Expedition of French Citroen caterpillar cars to the subarctic regions of Canada...