Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
THE DIspATcHs WONDERFUL. pRINTING MAcnNE

and growing place. With what success
this has been done. how we'll our adven-
Using columns have reflected Richmond's
business. and our editorial, news. and
local columns have pictured its society
and portrayed its general growth and
development. the public can best judge.
The city and it's leading paper have adj
vanced hand in hand; the policy of both
has been conservative. and their progress
has been steady and gratifying.
LOOKING TO THE FUTURE.
While the Dispatch has ever labored TO
perform well its part in not only keeping
UP with. but helping to lead in whatever
gave promise Of advancing the interests
Of Richmond and her citizens, 1t hopes
and intends to DO even more in this d.
Toction in future.
The Greater Richmond" toward which
all of us look with hopeful confidence.
is to have as It's leading factor the
Greater Dispatch" Our facilities for
issuing a model paper have always been
good-far in advance of those OF most If
our contemporaries in cities OF like size
but never so complete as they are to-day.
Having building well suited to the pur-
poses of publishing a great newspaper;
a corps OF editors and reporters expert
onced In arranging for. collecting,
and handling the news, and
composine-room equipped with the
latest and most improved appn-
qnces Tor obtaining the best possible re-
suits. We have now had placed in our
prcss-room the most complete and perfect
press ever turned out from the manuiac-
tory OF Hoe d co.
This press. built especially for the Dis
latch. embraces an OF the modern I'M
troVenents tha; contribute TO simplicity,
e.fnpacfness. and smoothness of opera
t.l a. well as 90 speed and durability.
Your papcr to-day Is the first sample OF
a. work. though OF course not fair
saruf.e. an IL takes all new machinery
az time TO get INTO thoroughly GOOD
running order. H. "a few days all SUN
H. and friction viii have been overcome
end ,hc mechanical appearance OF the
payer viii b. ia thorough keeping with
.' standard Of news and literary work.
GROWTH OF INVENTIVE GENIUS.
The mproy, mcnt In newspaper printing
presses mas been wonderful and marks
an cia in The development ~ the inven-
tive genius of this cent ~. Tho RAPID
siride from the old Franklin hand'pfess
90 ihc latest perfection sicr otypinS press
uhs Defn WONDERFUL ana ihc B'spdt'h
% built Us way through the use OF
These successiV, inventions. Beginning
with a press run hy hand with ca
ifc'F of about 5ol an hour. the next
81 D was 10 q double cylinder steam press
Win "a capacity = 90 comp etc papers
Hh holi This soon proved inadequate
an1 gave way 10 l'ui.. cylinder ma
shie win capacity ~ = $50 pr hour.
I'D 1851 the change was made 20 a -FOUR
'+Nhd'r press. which turned ont J@V
''i"ilrir papers n hour This was n
''Fi printing ma h.nc. but the Dispatc0
f"'i "Nigew b. and November 6, 1891.
web ierfectng press which printed and
l'4dtd irtW 'lght-pagc papers an hour
va. pni iut9 operation. This has done and
SUN up"s nrcfb work, hut Il no longer
meets cul demands lis limit was eight
PAGES w nave let for several years
The ne o. press that would print
bleai"f number Of PAGES at one lime
'hi iAit Moula met sapplemsai.
ae present r. an ,lir.'y new machine
th4 n'fts al oW wants IL WAS built
oy u. Hoe Foi with view of pro-
s1l.ng newspapers Of multiple piges In
IN e,onomicai manner. ard embraces al
10 test improved p1ten;eI devices.
- ~ NJ four. siN-. ~ eighf-pse papers
ne rate Of 900 per hour Also. ten.
t"fber, on siXtf1s-page papers IT the
ittS q itt33 peg 60gr al The pagss inset |
N'th Ihc Cthesr. pasted. cut open at the |
o3' ie'aed and counted IN p.iss
WILL PLEASE ALL PATRONS.
Sh's method os introducing the supple |