Cincinnati State's Promotion Puts Some Life Back into Printing
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CINCINNATI—October 2009—Back in Gutenberg's day, printing wasn't considered a job, but an art. By the time Ben Franklin's era arrived, it had been relegated to "profession" status, but a highly skilled and honorable one. The reason is simple: Most printers in Colonial times were also the publishers of all newspapers or broadsheets, and often represented a community's only source of local, national and international news.
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