Linotype Operator in San Augustine Texas April 1939

A Linotype operator works in a newspaper office in San Augustine, Texas, in April 1939. During this time, the Linotype machine revolutionized typesetting by allowing operators to produce entire lines of type at once, significantly increasing efficiency in newspaper production. This technology was pivotal in the evolution of print media.

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