'The supplement also records the changes in the tastes of readers, with corresponding changes inthe news paper' style, and the gradual im: Provement of printing amd means of 'There Is an amusing description of coffee house scenes in the olden days, Gwen. top-batted and frock-coated Dusiness. men fore gathered to read the Lmited avallable copies of "The 'Times?" whose price wes then 7d. Those' without copies are depleted as Hlowering indignantly at. the too felsurely readers. Single copies were then lent at a pile of one penny an hour. sir Roderick Jones, the chair Reuters, contributes article describing the growth of news agencies, beginning with an undertaking the middle of last century by Router, Havas, and Wolf, who divided the world between themselves. for news purposes, They were later joined by great American and Buro-can national agencies, whose names fare household words and whose combined efforts cover every comer of the world eMciently and economical-
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