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HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH I
Has Tested the Monotype Non=Distribution
and Found it Just What Is Needed in the ,
Newspaper Composing-room.
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HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH
E. J. STACK POLE, President
Office of
THE SUPERINTENDENT
Harrisburg., Pa., January 18, 1917
Lanston Monotype Machine Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
. Gentlemen:
We are glad to say that the Non-Distribution System
equipment which you installed in our composing-room is
proving eminently satisfactory under greatly improved work
ing conditions. I^
Its efficiency and economy are evidenced by increased
production from our ad. men and by the greater satisfaction Monotype S
ITho abundance of new type, new rule and other com- Type-&-Rule Caster
posing-room material which has been made possible by this ||B I
equipment, has been a revelation to us. % ' H
As you will recall, when the system was first installed, ' H , * I
we were not entirely convinced in our own minds that it 1 f gj
would work out to our complete satisfaction here. We were id I
of the opinion that Non-Distribution was really practical |] H
only in a large city plant; but its use has very clearly demon- 1188 A^S |twr v,._
' strated that the Monotype Type-&-Rule Caster and the Noji-
Distribution System is just what is needed in a plant like ours. *
I In this connection, we desire to thank the Monotype |
Company and its representatives who have been here from
time to time, for their uniformly courteous treatment.
NON-DISTRIBUTION IS POSSIBLE •
ONLY WITH THE
MONOTYPE TYPE-&-RULE CASTER
LANSTON MONOTYPE MACHINE COMPANY j
bosto Y n-w;S SIS PHILADELPHIA ' ' j
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