Reporting for the Newspapers
Reporting for the Newspapers
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theories and incidents indirectly connected with the story.
Conclusion. The finishing touches necessary to bring the story to an end.
To understand clearly how a news story is analyzed, take the following ac- count and study its divisions.
* (News story from The World?) FOUGHT SIX POLICEMEN!
John Otto, a Supposed Lunatic, Gives Them a Hard Tussle.
Finally Overpowered and Taken to Bellevue in an Ambulance.
Six policemen had a pitched battle this morning with a man thought to be a maniac. It took... place at Fifteenth Street A NEWS STORY ANALYZED and Second Avenue and lasted for over half an hour. The man is a veritable giant in strength and stature. Before he was subdued the clothing of two of the policemen was torn from their backs, one had a badly cut lip, and all bore marks of the combat, in the shape of bruised faces and bloody clothes.
The man gave the name of John Otto, says he is twenty-six years old and a porter.
It was just after three o'clock, when Policeman John Magner reached the southeast corner of Fifteenth Street and Second Avenue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theories and incidents indirectly connected with the story.
Conclusion. The finishing touches necessary to bring the story to an end.
To understand clearly how a news story is analyzed, take the following ac- count and study its divisions.
* (News story from The World?) FOUGHT SIX POLICEMEN!
John Otto, a Supposed Lunatic, Gives Them a Hard Tussle.
Finally Overpowered and Taken to Bellevue in an Ambulance.
Six policemen had a pitched battle this morning with a man thought to be a maniac. It took... place at Fifteenth Street A NEWS STORY ANALYZED and Second Avenue and lasted for over half an hour. The man is a veritable giant in strength and stature. Before he was subdued the clothing of two of the policemen was torn from their backs, one had a badly cut lip, and all bore marks of the combat, in the shape of bruised faces and bloody clothes.
The man gave the name of John Otto, says he is twenty-six years old and a porter.
It was just after three o'clock, when Policeman John Magner reached the southeast corner of Fifteenth Street and Second Avenue.
What to read after Reporting for the Newspapers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hemstreet Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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