well in the 1800s, they sold a variety of things!
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In the 1800s, communications revolved around the telegraph, writing letters which were transported by train, reading newspapers, and storytelling. By the 1900s there was the automobile for mail delivery and the telephone.
The government sold land at a low cost. (Apex)
It was originally priced in the US at 5 cents for a first class letter. In 1863 the cost was 3 cents for half an ounce. It dropped to 2 cents in 1883 and then was made 2 cents for a full ounce in 1885.
56 newspapers were sold inthe last 7 days. calculate the weighed mean of newspapers sold on wednesday.
well in the 1800s, they sold a variety of things!
A place where newspapers are sold is commonly referred to as a "newsstand" or a "newspaper stand." These are typically small structures or booths where newspapers and sometimes magazines are sold to the public. In some areas, they may also be called a "newsagent" or a "news kiosk."
He sold newspapers.
They be read and also be discovered
a child who sold newspapers at the turn of the century
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Newsies are what they used to call boys who sold the newspapers.
Yes, UK newspapers will be printed and sold on Boxing Day.
he sold candy and newspapers on trains
German. It means a booth where newspapers and magazines are sold.