The phrase 'paper newspaper' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a physical newspaper printed on paper, as opposed to a digital newspaper. For example: "I still prefer to read the news in the old-fashioned way, in a paper newspaper."
Mixed paper, newspaper and corrugated cardboard is now worth $70 to $90 a ton.
"For me, a painter paints, and here it was a big mix of bits of paper, newspaper clippings, pieces of cut-up boxes, things that didn't seem very important to me".
But for the most part, today's youth would sooner get their news from an actual paper newspaper than ingest mayonnaise".
Wrap up your gift in pretty paper, newspaper, or tissue.
Shred any kind of paper, newspaper is quite common, but kitchen tissue (paper towel) works better.
You can use a photo, old books, maps, patterned paper (including wrapping paper), newspaper, junk mail, cereal boxes, or anything with an interesting image/pattern printed on it.
Printed paper newspapers may be with us for many years to come.
And trailing them, outrunning them, skittering along the gutter and the sidewalk and the low gray steps of the church, banging into ankles and knees and one another, scraps of paper, newspapers, candy wrappers, what else? — office memos?
Another possible revenue stream for the business is providing 'Google analytics' type services to print publishers — about the kind of articles people are looking at in paper newspapers and magazines.
People never thought banking could be done online or even that paper newspapers would be nearly extinct.
Way back when paper newspapers were an actual thing, there was this saying: Would you want to read this on the front page of the newspaper tomorrow?
