Our Common Country; Mutual Good Will in America
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Elec- tricity lighted many farm-houses and lengthened the reading period.
The rural delivery with the parcel post also wiped out many of the cross-roads stores where the rural dweller was wont to gather for neighborly gossip and dis- cussion of great events, and this, too, had its influence in broadening the demand for the daily paper.
Another change was brought about by two causes. In the days of thirty or forty years ago, there was a bitterness and acerbity about political discussion which ca...used the factional newspaper to multi- ply if not to flourish. It was not diffi- cult to start a newspaper in those days.
120 OUR COMMON COUNTRY A very small amount of cash and a little credit would procure a modest plant, and another journal would be "established" to fight its owner's quarrels and divide the limited patronage of its limited field.
But now it costs real money to equip a newspaper plant — to install linotype ma- chines, fast presses and type in quantities, and it costs a "fortune" to buy news print.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Elec- tricity lighted many farm-houses and lengthened the reading period.
The rural delivery with the parcel post also wiped out many of the cross-roads stores where the rural dweller was wont to gather for neighborly gossip and dis- cussion of great events, and this, too, had its influence in broadening the demand for the daily paper.
Another change was brought about by two causes. In the days of thirty or forty years ago, there was a bitterness and acerbity about political discussion which ca...used the factional newspaper to multi- ply if not to flourish. It was not diffi- cult to start a newspaper in those days.
120 OUR COMMON COUNTRY A very small amount of cash and a little credit would procure a modest plant, and another journal would be "established" to fight its owner's quarrels and divide the limited patronage of its limited field.
But now it costs real money to equip a newspaper plant — to install linotype ma- chines, fast presses and type in quantities, and it costs a "fortune" to buy news print.
What to read after Our Common Country; Mutual Good Will in America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harding Warren Gamaliel to read onlineMoreLess
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