newsdealers वाक्य

Put onto Tommy by a newsdealer who witnessed the crime, Cummings starts investigating the activities of Meadows and his associate Cliff ( David Lodge ).
Sales have been limited to newsstands because of the strong newsdealers lobby, and for years newspaper publishers have pushed for legislation that would allow wider distribution.
The group includes the Globe and the Worcester Telegram & AMP; Gazette, as well as Community Newsdealers and Globe Speciality Products, a direct-marketing unit.
She always had time for a friendly chat with the corner newsdealer and the counterman at the deli, and she was sometimes forgetful about paying parking tickets and bills.
From the streets of Detroit to the affluent suburbs, many newsdealers and readers are refusing to buy or even handle two major newspapers put out by " scabs ."

New York Journal or General Advertiser " newspaper was the first person in New York to recommend a newsdealers'system for the delivery of newspapers instead of using post riders, which was dangerous.
He frequented the shop C . A . Backas, a bookseller and newsdealer, and would regale any friend he met with reminisces of the rebellion in a nook at the south end of the counter.
Munsey balked when ANC informed him that 4 cents was the most they would pay wholesale for a magazine that sold for 10 cents retail, and Munsey retaliated by cutting out the middleman and setting up his own distributor to sell directly to newsdealers for 7 cents a copy.
The move makes sense, of course _ cheaper postage rates, easier racking for newsdealers _ but the downsizing of Interview ( June ) is a bit like the thought of Bruce Willis with a full head of hair or Yanni without one : a near-beer imitation of the usual disconcerting product.
A contemporary journal, which focused on the study of Hebrew language and literature, praised the first " Union Hebrew Reader " ( which sold for 25 cents ) for providing ordered lessons that would lead to the needed familiarity with the Hebrew page . In 1899 both of his Hebrew readers were being sold through the " Educational Catalogue for 1899 " advertised in the publishing industry trade journal, " Bookseller, Newsdealer, and Stationer ".