The Inland Printer Volume 15 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1895 edition. Excerpt: ...and lays dowu its-J laws in au informal way for beginners, local correspondents and reporters who do not already know it all. Its chapters include " Evolution of the Press," "Plau of a Newspaper Article," "A Day with a Reporter," "Interviewing and News-gathering," "Getting a Start as Correspondent," "Methods of the Editorial Room," "Writing a Special " and " Women in Newspaper Work." Cloth bound, 230 pp., postpaid, $1.25. REDUCING GLASSES. BVERY printer, artist and photo-engraver should have a reducing glass by which to examine pen drawings. By the use of these glasses you can tell just how your drawing will look when reduced and be enabled to tell how much reduction it will stand. Price, unmounted, securely packed iu box, by mail, 35 cents. EVERYBODY'S POCKET DICTIONARY. CONTAINS 33.000 words, the pronunciation, syllable divisions, part of speech, capitalization, participles and definitions being given. It is au invaluable companion to everybody who has occasion to talk, read or write. This book is not a "speller," made hastily only to sell; but is au accurate and complete dictionary, compiled from the latest edition of Webster's great International. Especially valuable to every editor, printer, pressman, student and stenographer, and worth ten times its cost to anybody. Size, 2% by $% inches. Leather, indexed, 50 cents; cloth, not indexed, 25 cents. VIEWS IN THE PRINTERS' HOME. alit, printers take an interest in the Home which has been established at Colorado Spriugs for the benefit of sick and disabled members of the craft. Mauy have read of it, but have not been able to visit the institution. The next best thing is to have correct photographic...