From Printer to President
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Several years ago, between trains in an Indiana town, he strolled into a newspaper office and, visit ing the mechanical department, found that one of th0 linotypes was minus an operator, on ac count of illness. The foreman was in great dis tress whereupon, without revealing his identity, Mr. Harding volunteered to help out. His ser vices were cheerfully accepted, the machine was soon humming and he really set up a couple of galleys of copy.
After the paper had gone to press the foreman sought t...o engage him, whereupon he presented his card, which revealed to the astonished foreman that the volunteer linotype operator was none other than a distinguished member of the United States Senate.
During the pre-convention period in Ohio, and following a meeting at Steubenville, Mr. Harding reached East Liverpool about midnight to catch a train. Having an hour or so to kill, he visited the office of the East Liverpool Review. It seems that an important portion of the Senator's Steu benville speech had not reached the Review in a ALL 'BOUND PEINTEE 47 legible condition, and the editor appealed to the Senator to revise the copy, which at the time was in the hands of the linotype operators.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Several years ago, between trains in an Indiana town, he strolled into a newspaper office and, visit ing the mechanical department, found that one of th0 linotypes was minus an operator, on ac count of illness. The foreman was in great dis tress whereupon, without revealing his identity, Mr. Harding volunteered to help out. His ser vices were cheerfully accepted, the machine was soon humming and he really set up a couple of galleys of copy.
After the paper had gone to press the foreman sought t...o engage him, whereupon he presented his card, which revealed to the astonished foreman that the volunteer linotype operator was none other than a distinguished member of the United States Senate.
During the pre-convention period in Ohio, and following a meeting at Steubenville, Mr. Harding reached East Liverpool about midnight to catch a train. Having an hour or so to kill, he visited the office of the East Liverpool Review. It seems that an important portion of the Senator's Steu benville speech had not reached the Review in a ALL 'BOUND PEINTEE 47 legible condition, and the editor appealed to the Senator to revise the copy, which at the time was in the hands of the linotype operators.
What to read after From Printer to President?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherman a Cuneo to read onlineMoreLess
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