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Th Capitol Journal has purchased, fit considerable cost, new type to be used en the front poge headings. This new and most modem
type Is known as 'Tempo, heavy, condensed, Italic." It was designed for easier reading mode possible by heavier construction body
with greater amount of white pace between and around the letters. The Italic feature tends to carry the eye at ease, from one end of a
line to the other, In an almost effortless procedure.
Another accomplishment in the march of progress that makes the Capital Journal "Sclent's Leedlng Newspaper.