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The Inland printer (1883)

Chicago : Inland Printer Co. · leaf 327

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grind them, while has been the problem of disposing of the type during the inter¬ others do not. Which is preferable, and why?” Answer. — val between composition and locking up in the forms. Lino¬ No reasonable reason can be advanced to explain why the type matter is frequently slid on to boards,… … the Chicago Daily News, has devised a method of attaching “ JIST WHITTLIN’. ” electric motors to Linotype machines by which, he thinks, small, high-speed motors of standard design can be used. He that by so grinding them, the bearing surface is placed entirely employs an ordinary J^-horse-power, no…

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