ture. That these inspection trips Time was, and it is not yet altogether obsolete, when the printing-office, large or small, consisted of one or more floors in buildings erected for commercial pur¬ poses along other lines. This floor-space was divided or subdivided as the needs of the individual… … Without, the new Franklin building is a work of art. The Franklin Company Building. This is particularly true of the entrance. Rich in concep¬ The printer of to-day, facing as he does the fiercest tion and design, it is a beautiful example of craftsmanship, competition, must need conserve all his…
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