Newspapers being loaded onto a train, Paddington Station, London, c 1910.
UNITED KINGDOM - DECEMBER 17: By the 1900s newspapers were being carried from the printers to their destination through the night so they were available to read in the morning. The railways had helped the circulation of newspapers, distributing them quickly so that they were available all over Britain on the day they were published. (Photo by SSPL/Getty Images)
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January 01, 1910
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