The alteration that will be observed in the appearance of the Altous to-day demands a word of explanation. The great amount of mechanical labour involved in the production of a newspaper of the size we have issued for the last nine months, has to a considerable extent prevented us devoting that degree of attention to the literary department of the paper which the interests of the district require at our hands; and in making the alteration alluded to, we desire to assure our numerous readers that our best efforts will be put forth to compensate for the slight diminution in the quantity of our reading matter, by making an appreciable amount of improvement in the quality. With the aid of smaller type than we have hitherto used, we shall be enabled to present our readers with very nearly as large an amount of reading-matter, and at least as great a variety, as we have done heretofore.
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Cromwell Argus, Volume 1, Issue 43, 7 September 1870, Page 4
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