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So Marty got out his little pad and the two drew close together. "I want to figure on a weekly newspaper I'm figuring big on the future just want to see what it will come to. Say an edition of twenty thousand copies, an eight-page paper, eight by twelve, no illustrations." Marty spoke humbly: "As you say, Joe. Cheap paper?" "Yes." "Do your own printing?" "Yes."
When he reached home he made up an eight-page "dummy," pasted an attractive picture on the cover, indicated the material to go inside, and the next morning showed it to the manager of the theatre.
The title of this publication was truly prophetic for its successor, The University Phoenix, arose from its ashes the following November, in the form of an eight-page monthly, the first number of which was largely devoted to a long editorial, an article on the University Museum of Arts, and another on the Detroit Observatory.
"Well," said Arthur Dayson, with a factitious air of treating him as an equal, "I've been round to Bennions and made it clear to him that if he can't guarantee to run off a maximum of two thousand of an eight-page sheet we shall have to try Clayhanger at Bursley, even if it's the last minute." "What did he say?" "Grunted." "I shall risk two thousand, any way." "Paper delivered, governor?"
The magazine editors seemed leagued against him. But one evening, when Andy returned from the office, he found Mr. Warren beaming with complacence. "You look happy to-night, Mr. Warren," he said. "Yes," answered the author; "look at that." He held out to Andy an eight-page paper called The Weekly Magnet, and pointed out a story of two columns on the second page.
The "Gazette," begun in 1801 as a weekly, became a daily in 1843, and is now an eight-page paper, the only one in the city. In 1851 the "Daily Morning Transcript" was issued. Early in 1866 its name was changed to the "Evening Gazette," and it is now the representative afternoon sheet of the city.
The steak had been reduced to a meager rim before Andrew had any attention to pay to the paper which had been placed on his table. It was an eight-page sheet entitled The Granville Bugle, and a subhead announced that it was "the greatest paper on the ranges and the cattleman's guide."
The standard issue is an eight-page sheet about three-quarters the size of the Daily News; but when Parliament is sitting, a two or four-page supplement is nearly always issued; and on Saturdays the number of advertisements compels a double issue, which includes 'London Town Talk, by Mr. James Payne, and about half a dozen columns of reviews, essays, etc.
But when the news came he would own neither to surprise nor to disappointment. "Goodbye, poor Academy!" I exclaimed, tossing over the bridegroom's eight-page rhapsody to Halidon, who had received its duplicate by the same post. "Now, why the deuce do you say that?" he growled. "I never saw such a beast as you are for imputing mean motives."
Beecher knew of Edward's relations with the ex-President, and they had often talked of him together. Nothing more was said of the incident. When the Beecher home was reached Mr. Beecher said: "Just come in a minute." He went straight to his desk, and wrote and wrote. It seemed as if he would never stop. At last he handed Edward an eight-page letter, closely written, addressed to General Hayes.
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