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Newspapers were sold in several ways. There were news-stands or kiosks, where you could go to buy the paper (or purchase magazines). Also, newspapers had newsboys (and a few newsgirls) who spread out all over the city to sell papers; they would situate themselves in the shopping districts, business districts, near subways, anyplace that was not served by a news-stand. And some newspapers mailed the paper to readers through the US postal service; this was a very popular way for out of state and rural readers, as well as people who did not live near a city, to receive a newspaper at their home.
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56 newspapers were sold in the last 7 days calculate the weighted mean of newspapers sold on Wednesday?
56 newspapers were sold inthe last 7 days. calculate the weighed mean of newspapers sold on wednesday.
How did businesses advertise in the 1920's?
through newspapers
What are the communication in the 1920s?
communication in the 1920's include: mail, radio and newspapers. They did not have tv's or computers. communication in the 1920's include: mail, radio and newspapers. They did not have tv's or computers.
What is the place called where newspapers are sold?
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."
In slake's limbo what did he do to make money?
He sold newspapers.
What happens to sold newspapers?
They be read and also be discovered
What is a newsie?
a child who sold newspapers at the turn of the century
What was the most common advertising methods in 1920?
Newspapers, magazines, posters and packaging.
What is the average total of newspapers sold per day?
3109
Who are newsies?
Newsies are what they used to call boys who sold the newspapers.
Are there newspapers on boxing day?
Yes, UK newspapers will be printed and sold on Boxing Day.
Thomas Edinson started his life as a?
he sold candy and newspapers on trains
