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Paul and the Printing Press

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A resourceful high-school student conceives a monthly school paper and investigates how to obtain and operate a printing press, consulting his father and local printers about cost and logistics. He rallies classmates, plans content, and learns the practical steps of bookmaking while balancing fundraising and editorial work. The enterprise meets financial setbacks, moral temptations, and delays that force difficult choices and a problem-solving trip to the city. An unexpected turn of events and community aid restore the project, bringing the class to a successful graduation with their publication realized.

 
 

Transcriber's Note:


The following errors have been corrected:

List of Illustrations: The page number for the last illustration has been changed from 137 to 136.
Page 77: "Strasburg" changed to "Strasbourg" (a native of Strasbourg,)
Page 111: "acounts" changed to "accounts" (When the accounts were found to be short,)
Page 171: "papier-maché" changed to "papier-mâché" (a sort of papier-mâché)

All other spelling and punctuation inconsistencies have been retained.