Masthead: the newspaper's name, often in traditional gothic lettering. It may not have changed for many years and is the easiest way to identify a newspaper.
Headlines: the largest typeface on the page for the important story.
Sub-heads: in a similar typeface to explain more about the story.
Lead story: a story chosen to be most interesting by readers.
By-line: journalists name and details.
Alignment: most newspapers use justified to right the articles.
Photographs: in colour or black and white used to attract the readers eyes to the story.
Advertisement: used to attract the readers view to a certain product or charity (The Hill Valley Preservation Society in this case)
not shown on this newspaper but appears in others:
Puns, slogans, Puffs or Blurbs, Secondary Lead, Graphic, Rule, Column, Reversed Out(White Text on Black background) Menu, Small Add and Display Add
Fonts used in a Newspaper are in San-Serif and Serif.
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