Literary Digest prints eighty pages without typesetters
The Literary Digest released a full eighty page issue produced without type setters due to a strike. Photo engraving filled the gap, sales soared, and newspapers hailed the move as a potential revolution in magazine production. Readers across the country praised the resourcefulness and noted the impact on the printing industry.
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Public Ledger
Philadelphia
Star
Indianapolis
Ind
Peoria
Literary Digest
Republican
Scranton
New York City
International
Rise of the Soviet Press in Russia
Feature list highlights include the rise of the Soviet press in Russia, with emphasis on state messaging and propaganda. Also noted are sections on labor disruption via the printers strike, miners' demands, prohibition enforcement, and social topics from women's work to new economic ideas.
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Literary Digest
New York
Record
Philadelphia
Russia
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Digest
Register
Springfield
Globe-Democrat
St. Louis, Mo
William Morris
Prophet
Evening Sun
Ribune
Mobile
Ala
California
Oroipe
Anaconda
Ont
Detroit
Mich
World
Age-Herald
Birmingham
England
Red
Korea
Germany
Baltic
Australia
Tia
Funk & Wagnalls Company