The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-07-29
The PanchrOme In Color Printing
The Achievement of the Century.

After four years of thought and
ceaseless labor, Mr.. A. P. Harland
OF Tupelo, Mississippi. has invented
and patented an attachment for
cylinder presses which has solved
the color promlem in a cheap and
practical manner. Il can be applied
directly to presses in use whether
drum. cylinder. rotary or two-revo-
lutions, provision is made for in
slant register, in whatever posi-
ton desired. By this means as
many colors and in as many posi-
tons as may be desired may be print
ed i'm the main form at one impress
sion. thus permitting any number
of pages to the capacity OF the
press to be done two or three colors
to the page, in a different color
scheme for each page at one impress
sion.
One of these attachments Is in
stalled on one of the presses OF The
Tribune Printing Co. at TupelO,
Miss, and is doing the highest class
of job work in colors, and also
printing the weekly Tupelo Tribune
in four to five colors with one i'm
preston.
Taking into consideration the con-
stantly growing demand for color
work i'm advertisements, first class
job work. ETC.. one can hardly esti-
mate the tremendous demand for
this attachment. The construction
of the machine being so simple and
so easily applied to the presses now
in use, and easily incorporated in
the new ones being put on the
market makes the field universal.
and its success as a money and time
saver to be without question.
The financiers and business men
of Corinth. Miss. were quick to see
the great opportunity in this line
and have induced Mr.. Harland. in
yentor, to transfer all the patents
to an organization just formed un-
der the style of THE Panchrome
Press Mfg. Co.." capitalizine the
company at one hundred thousand
dollars, at the par value OF one hun
dred dollars per share. Some Of
the leading business men OF Corinth.
West Point. Okolona and other
points within radius OF Corinth
are stock holders. The corporation
is differed as follows: H. c. Moore.
president; G. w. Garrett. vice-pres-
ident; Geo. Cox. Jr.. sec. and treas.
They have purchased at Corinth
ten acres Of ground on the NJ. & o.
IL. R.; have contracted for large
building with a capacity Of two
thousand and over Of these attach
ments per annum. and have already
numerous inquiries from all over
the United States as to when they
will be on the market. a number Of
them stating that q price OF five
hundred dollars each will not be
excessive, and predicting that the
demand will exceed the supply.
Mr.. John Morton. who is con-
nected with the company. called at
our Office to-day. and showed us
some Of the multiple color work
done by this press. He stated that
the company is rushing matters.
and expects that the factory viii be
com pleted and the machines will be
ready for the market within four
months.
II is q source Of satisfaction that
this color printing problem has been
solved BY . Mississippi man. While
millions OF dollars have been spent
By large publishers TO achieve the
printing Of two or more c0lors ct
one impression By an economical
process the mode has been very
expensive heretofore. aud = great
deal a valuable time lot in drying
ADD preparing printed matter 6os
the second. third and fourth coloEs.
This wondeEful invention win