WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY EDWARD PAGE MITCHELL, EDITOR OF “THE SUN”--ILLUSTRATIONS AND FACSIMILES It is truer, perhaps, of a newspaper than of most other complex things in the world that the whole may be greater than the sum of all its parts. In any daily paper worth a moment’s consideration the least fancifully inclined observer will discern an individuality apart from and in a degree independent of the dozens or hundreds or thousands of personal values entering at a given time into the composite of its grey pages.…
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