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04/07/05 — 120 years on: Principles that guided newspaper in 1885 still apply today

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120 years on: Principles that guided newspaper in 1885 still apply today

Exactly 120 years ago today, The Goldsboro News-Argus printed its first edition. Front-page news was a little different in 1885: One of the lead stories discussed the latest rage, horse and buggy riding. The first reporters and editors also covered...

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By Renee Carey
Published in Editorials on April 7, 2005 11:39 AM

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