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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 10 (March 1889) (1889)
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our from small forms, as by a rigid metal frame, all portions of which are against more than 20,000 copies now made per hour of does substantially all the work formerly done by the stationary. The " copy " is placed upon a convenient our largest newspapers; but the typesetting part of compositors… … BETTING TYPE BY MACHINERY, AS CONDUCTED AT THE NEW YORK "TRIBUNE" OFFICE. © 1889 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Adapted · Munn · Machine · Scientific American · Vertical · Arc light · Tific american · Sewing machine · Feed water · Prepared glass · Express money · Electric lighting · American supplement · Low pressure
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