Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-23
MAGAZINES MADE
AT THE WORLDS FAIR
ENTIRE MECHANICAL PROCESS
SHOWN TO VISITORS.

The prevailing curiosity regard
Ing the making of n monthly mag
azlno may bo satisfied De- visit
TO the Palace OF Liberal Aris nd the
Worlds fair. where the entire pro
ccss OF manufacturing a blk magazine
is shown free 10 OH visitors IN The
northwestern part of the great palace
OF exhibits the National Magazine 81
Boston. o. being manufactured every
month during the Worlds fair period
This BE- an exhibit ot activity never
before seen 90 any exposition.
Eleven years ago. youth named
Joe Mitchell Chapp'c who was born
ln Iowa and reared Boa Wisconsin Wis.
tied tho Columbian exposition no
Chicago Ho had worked ou "a farm,
been % printers devil run q cuuu
try paper aud had otherwise a varied
experience TO him the exhibits Boo
Jackson park were inspiring. and The
inspection Of them accumulated an
ambition which had been more or less
dormant lu hIa brain for years.
"somo day" ho said. 20 am going
90 establish magazine oft national
circulation and character and ! hope
that by tho umC of tho uoXt great
exposition ! shall boz able to show
tho people just how o. masaziuo iH
manufactured
A. ffE.....r. ...uf o.. n..f.,r
founded fho National Magazine be-
came one of tho BEST knowl mon
in the Hub and az mo national cap
ltal whore ho spent much of h.H time
in interviewing prominent states
men ln urfhorauco M hlH project iu
make hIs magazine national in iis
scope, and finally ho maio hl1 ap.
poarancD very carly no Tho So Louis
exposition tu carry ont the plan
which came FOB him at tho Chicago
fair
The National Magazine has an at
lracliye booth in tho Palace ~ Iib.
eral Arts. NOT zoe from ODE group OF
printing machinery which aH un ca.
h.h.t I used IH turning ont tho mlr1
zine
In mn view OF tbo thronRH raaa
uR that way oyory minute Doc The
day. thD typosctiluE machines may De
seen 90 work. settling up Che copy
Tor tho National Magazine. Stories.
poems political essays. editorial
comment, special articles. and an go
into the NAV OF the type setting ma
chimes and come forth east ana ready
FOR making mp into pages This in.
torostIng process, together with that
OF assembling iho pages into forms. 'H
io bo seen when tho forms arc
locked up the expert pressmen make
ready" "a process we'll known Go
those acquainted with The printing
ART. ut mysterious POP outsiders D.
consists of underlying or cover
laying me pages at various points
with b.B of paper pasted on, in or.
der t0 insure q perfectly uniform Goa.
pre- .1l Frequently tho prsssmon
have much difficulty ln r.' uni.
furmuy Of print. particularly Boo pages
where thoro are half tome cuts Tho
National Magazine runs many such
cuts. and o. ls a most interesting thIng
to watch the prossmon making the
forms ready.
,,nen aI o. ready the splendid
presses begin to turn ana The flat
sheets are printed rapidly The sheets
next goo into the machine folders.
and chem are delivered 90 tho bind
cry f0r assembling and binding The
entire process OF binding % shown ln.
Guiding tho HaplIng or stitching Of
tho book and tho paafIHs 0n OF the
cover.
Crowds % pooplo gather daily "a
watch mo various stages on maya
zinc making Tho National Maya
zino booth ls the headquarters Of
Mr ChappIo. the r3i'or and pub
I Usher. when hb o. NOT busily engaged
ln directing enc printing of hiH maya
zine Mr. Chapplo may De seen fro
qucntly ga me mechanical section
giving suggestions 90 his prossmer
or binders. of with coat on person
ally attending 90 certain details Of ths
work-a work which ho loves bolnl
himself a practical printer and press
man.
AZ the magazine booth thousands ri
subscribers call. and Mr Chappla and
hia assistants are kept busy toilin.