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Updated: June 7, 2025
Filled with an acute curiosity, she procured a copy of the paper from a steward, and was glancing at the head lines as she made her way into her corner. Double-leaded type appeared over the rumoured engagment of Miss Maud Applegate Blithers, the beautiful and accomplished daughter of the great capitalist, and Robin, Prince of Graustark.
Two or three purchasers put up frame houses at the Landing and moved in, and of course a far-sighted but easy-going journeyman printer wandered along and started the "Napoleon Weekly Telegraph and Literary Repository" a paper with a Latin motto from the Unabridged dictionary, and plenty of "fat" conversational tales and double-leaded poetry all for two dollars a year, strictly in advance.
Gridley, who no longer doubted that he was on the trail of a plot, and meant to follow it. He was getting impatient with the "says he's" with which Kitty double-leaded her discourse. "An' to be sure ain't I tellin' you, Mr. Gridley, jist as fast as my breath will let me? An' if it all goes right out there, says he, it won't be lahng before we shall want to find it, says he.
I know all about the whole shananigan business from A to Z, and if you don't believe it here," he drew a long strip of paper from his pocket, "here's a galley proof of the story." Magnus took it in his hands. There, under his eyes, scare-headed, double-leaded, the more important clauses printed in bold type, was the detailed account of the "deal" Magnus had made with the two delegates.
He at once accepted her proposition, and upon the receipt of the manuscript sent her a check for one thousand dollars. With this story began that wonderful career of the "Ledger" which seems more like a dream than hard reality. The story was double-leaded, and made to fill twenty columns of the paper.
This is how the Daily Express, in a double-leaded leader, teaches history to its readers:
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