The Last Linotype Newspaper: Fixing the 100-year-old machine
Dean Coombs, operator of the Saguache Crescent, explains the array of emotions he experiences while fighting with and fixing up his 100-year-old linotype on a daily basis in order to keep putting out his paper week after week.
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The Last Linotype Newspaper: Fixing the 100-year-old machine
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