I don't get the WS papers. You can find almost anything on the internet.
I have almost 8,000 dated entries now.....over a 60-year period, though 98% of them are after my 10th birthday in September, 1956. That averages out to almost three entries per week over a 58-year period.
Started doing this on an every day basis about ten years ago, but have used all kinds of research vehicles to continually add older entries. For example, I was dating my now wife of 46 years all the way thru my 4 years at WF. She had kept 139 dated letters I had written her from WF in a box in the attic all these years....which was very helpful since they referenced things that were going on at Wake, weekend date plans, etc. So I have more than 500 dated entries from my 4 years at WF. Then I kept a daily diary during the two years I was in the army. Also kept ticket stubs from all sports events & concerts, etc. that I went to over all the years.
Also have diary color-coded fonts (green=birthdays, red=deaths, blue=weddings/anniversaries, purple=trips, etc.) & background color-coding to signify certain kinds of events.
All entries are in a series of searchable columns on an excel spreadsheet, so, for example, I kind easily search for all entries for any particular day of the year. And with almost 8,000 entries, that means I have an average of about 22 entries for each of the 365 days in the year.
I'm always adding older entries as I can find them, in addition to new entries for every day now. Have it backed up, of course. The last time I printed the entire thing it was almost 200 full pages long. (Don't bother to print the whole thing very often since any full copy is immediately outdated & incomplete as more entries are added.) Also have several "spin-off" charts from the full diary.....things like the 10 most memorable days from each of the last 58 years, etc.