Include clippings from newspapers, cards, magazines, advertisements".
As the newspaper, credit card, and pharmaceutical industries went through the unbundling process, established companies faced a series of hard choices.
When I went to work at the San Francisco Chronicle in 1969, I felt particularly proud to receive my newspaper guild card.
Anyone who's read my blog knows my "enthusiasm" when it comes to the newspaper, baseball card, political memorabilia, and coin collections.
Men looked up from their newspapers and card games.
Checks, medicine, magazines, mail ballots, newspapers, greeting cards, court documents — they're all in the mail stream.
A year later Grenville lowered the boom with the Stamp Act (1765), Parliament's first attempt to raise revenue through direct taxation of all colonial commercial and legal papers, newspapers, pamphlets, cards, almanacs, and dice, which was greeted with violent opposition in the colonies and was repealed in 1766.
Besides selling newspapers, greeting cards, suntan lotion and cigarettes and providing fax and photocopy service, the store is scheduled to open a small office next month that will serve as a satellite bureau for The Port Times Record, the Times Beacon weekly covering Port Jefferson.
Her work has sources in textiles, newspapers, greeting cards, art, embroidery, Chinese scrolls, folk art, wallpaper and more.
Postal stationery have been produced in the form of registered envelopes, postal cards, envelopes, letter cards, newspaper wrappers, airletters and telegram forms with different designs of impressed stamp applied to show that postage had been pre-paid.
