This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1921 edition. Excerpt: ...American development is not one to which we can afford to shut our eyes. If it extends, it is likely to bring about a serious situation for both countries. On the other hand, Japanese expansion in the far east promises no very serious difficulties, and we must hope it marks the trend of Japanese amibition, ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1921 edition. Excerpt: ...American development is not one to which we can afford to shut our eyes. If it extends, it is likely to bring about a serious situation for both countries. On the other hand, Japanese expansion in the far east promises no very serious difficulties, and we must hope it marks the trend of Japanese amibition, rather than expansion on our side of the Pacific. But if we neglect our naval and military power we shall be preparing with certainty the war we would earnestly avoid. ELIMINATING TYPESETTING FROM THE MAGAZINES The Inland Printer What may prove to be a revolution in methods of producing publications appears very likely to be the outgrowth of the present disturbance in the printing industry of New York city. A report from that city advises us that two magazines attempted publication during the past month without the aid of compositors, one getting out its issues without the aid of pressmen. In order not to miss an issue after seventy-three years of continuous publication, the Dry Goods Economist produced its October 11 number on mimeographs, five of these machines being installed to accomplish the work, copy being written on a typewriter, and some crude outline drawings inserted in the advertising pages. The mimeographs took sheets 8% by 14 inches in size and printed on only one side. The magazine required twenty-four of these sheets, printed on both sides. The sheets were folded once, collated and stitched, making a book of ninety-six pages, 7 by 8% inches. The edition was thirteen thousand, and it was necessary for the five machines to be kept working four days and nights, ninety-six hours, to get it out. For the issue of October 18 several multigraphs where used, with somewhat better results, as these machines print from type or electrotypes...
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