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handbill

[hand-bil] / ˈhændˌbɪl /


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“Max is asking people with cameras facing the trail or nearby streets and sidewalks to check the hours around 8:47 p.m., August 27, for possible images of the suspect,” the handbills read.

From Washington Post

Four days later, the men spotted a handbill and called Mr Shetty.

From BBC

It was a handbill advertising a Ku Klux Klan rally that night, just south of town in a clearing in the woods behind the Southgate Bowling Lanes off U.S.

From Washington Post

One fear-mongering handbill, “The Vaccination Vampire,” from 1881, for example, pushed the claim that vaccinations would lead to “degradation and extinction,” and were a source of “universal pollution.”

From New York Times

His books were arranged by category — magic, circus, eccentric characters — and his file drawers were labeled, which made it easier, say, to find that handbill for “Prof. William Fricke’s Original Imperial Flea Circus.”

From New York Times