High-res washingtonpoststyle: A Jan. 1936 news item. (No mention of how newspapers make huge amounts of money through these screens.) Via T.J. Ortenzi via Phil Rosenthal

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A Jan. 1936 news item.

(No mention of how newspapers make huge amounts of money through these screens.)

Via T.J. Ortenzi via Phil Rosenthal

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    Cool! In my head I read this with a typical 30s news reel announcer voice! fun!
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