Publishing a newspaper in the 1850s was no simple task! In this video, Howard discusses our copy of the first edition of the Daily Bee. It was a 4 page paper set mostly in 6 point type. It took about 100 hours to set the type for the newspaper and that doesn’t include printing it! A newspaper office would employ 15-20 typesetters to set the type and also to clean the type for redistribution back into the typecase at the end of the day. With two printers operating a printing press, like our Washi

Where are they now?Hardworking newspaper boys in CDO. Naa pa ba ni sila karon? When newspaper publishing went low due to digital platform taking center stage, traditional newspaper vendors and even newspaper boys became history. #CagayandeOro #metrocdoph #fbreelsvideo #wherearetheynow | Metro CDO PH

887K views · 1.8K reactions | TRINIDAD'S HISTORY BURNS A fire broke out at the Texaco Sports Club on Tuesday morning. The building, located a short distance from Point D’Or Junction in La Brea, was seen ablaze around 10.30 a.m. The Express was told that the building was not occupied and had not been used for some time. | Trinidad Express Newspapers | Facebook