It was an important reference book, giving newspaper titles and those
periods the papers were available on microfilm, and the location of
libraries that held them.   It was published around 1973, so it would be
out-of-date today.  It's usefulness has probably been replaced by an online
database such as FirstSearch.   Ask  your librarian to do a search for this
title and where the film is available.



At 06:58 AM 3/29/01 -0500, Joe Jacobs wrote:
>I am trying to locate a book called "Newspapers in Microform", which is
>supposed to contain information from an extinct newspaper called the
>"Family Visitor". Does anyone know of this? Thanks, PJ
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