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The Herald, Monday, November 26, 1979 Page 7
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— one inch deep. Ordinarily it would contain a message for our readers and
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' We'll put your message in that space for $2.88 or less, Then we'll reproduce it
and distribute it 9,500 times with each issue of the Tuesday DAILY HERALD.
That is 9,500 inches of space we'll allot for your message.
» So — in terms of total columm-inches — your $2.88 is really buying 5642 pages
of newsprint. That's more newsprint than there is in all the pages of this issue ;
you’re reading. :
But that’s not all. ‘
IF you were to mail your message through the post office, it would cost you :
$1,615 just for stamps. The DAILY HERALD does this for you for only $2.88 or :
less. That is the sort of bargain most people only dream about getting.
Andit’s what makes that lonely little box into the BIG INCH.
Cali the DAILY HERALD at 635-6357 and let us deliver your message in the :
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