| File ID | f039p0891 |
| Date.Digital | 2002-05-17 |
| Date.Original | c. 1908 |
| Description | The stereotyping department for "The Woman's National Daily" was located on the lower level of the Woman's National Daily Building. "Forms" prepared in the composing department were sent down to the stereotyping department where the metal cylinders for the presses were made. In this photograph, department employees are working with the Goss stereotype machine. It was reported that the process took ten minutes to finish and for the cylinders to be locked in place on the press. This photograph appeared in "The American Woman's League and University City," a promotional magazine published by the Lewis Publishing Company in February 1908. |
| Source | Photograph, damage upper left edge, 9.38" by 7.42" |
| Subject | Woman's National Daily Building-Interior (University City, Mo.) |
| Subject | University City (Mo.)--Pictorial Works |
| Subject | Goss Printing Press Company (Chicago, Il.) |
| Subject | Lewis Publishing Company-Employees (University City, Mo.) |
| Subject | Lewis Publishing Company (University City, Mo.) |
| Subject.Keyword | People--Missouri--University City |
| Title | Stereotyping Department for "The Woman's National Daily" - View 2 |
