@Amariithynar Except this doesn't apply because in both cases there was plenty of space to print the text properly to begin with, and because in both cases shifting the s into the previous line for no reason other than being utterly ignorant and incompetent made the longer one of the two lines even longer still.
"extremely standard in newsprint" – In the words of Glenn Fricker: Evidence or STFU
Style guides exist for a reason. And that reason is not – as you might like, so that you can smugly rub it in my face – to bully writers into submission for the sake of bullying, but to provide a collection of conventions that have shown and proven to be beneficial to the reader and as such would be a good idea to adhere to, too, would they not? That's also why dictionaries bother to include such conventions in their documentation:
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/understand
Now, sure, feel free to ignore those conventions just because you can, but if you expect this to be welcomed unconditionally with open arms, here's an experiment I'd like you to try: Next time you're about to shake someone's hands, announce that you didn't wash after you using the toilet. Go on, I dare you. After all, it's just a convention for you to break, isn't it?