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Domestic News
October 15, 1916
The Daily Missourian
Columbia, Boone County, Missouri
What is this article about?
The Missouri Association for the Relief and Control of Tuberculosis plans to install new machines next week, enabling production of 25,000 addressed, stamped, and sealed circular letters in one day to manage growing workload, as stated by secretary Dr. Walter McNab Miller.
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WILL PRODUCE LETTERS RAPIDLY
New Machines in Anti-Tuberculosis Work to Make 25,000 in Day.
Twenty-five thousand circular letters can be printed, addressed, stamped and sealed in one day in the offices of the Missouri Association for the Relief and Control of Tuberculosis after several new machines are installed next week. The new equipment will include a multigraph, addressograph and machine for stamping and sealing the letters.
'The work for the association,' says Dr. Walter McNab Miller, secretary, 'has increased so extensively within the last year that the new equipment is necessary if we were to carry on our present business. In twenty-four hours after we have the copy for a circular letter, it will be possible to have 25,000 copies ready for the mail.'
New Machines in Anti-Tuberculosis Work to Make 25,000 in Day.
Twenty-five thousand circular letters can be printed, addressed, stamped and sealed in one day in the offices of the Missouri Association for the Relief and Control of Tuberculosis after several new machines are installed next week. The new equipment will include a multigraph, addressograph and machine for stamping and sealing the letters.
'The work for the association,' says Dr. Walter McNab Miller, secretary, 'has increased so extensively within the last year that the new equipment is necessary if we were to carry on our present business. In twenty-four hours after we have the copy for a circular letter, it will be possible to have 25,000 copies ready for the mail.'
What sub-type of article is it?
Disease Or Epidemic
Charity Or Relief
What keywords are associated?
Tuberculosis Control
Missouri Association
New Machines
Circular Letters
Anti Tuberculosis Work
What entities or persons were involved?
Dr. Walter Mcnab Miller
Where did it happen?
Missouri
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Missouri
Event Date
Next Week
Key Persons
Dr. Walter Mcnab Miller
Outcome
increased capacity to produce 25,000 circular letters per day
Event Details
Installation of new machines including multigraph, addressograph, and stamping/sealing machine in the offices of the Missouri Association for the Relief and Control of Tuberculosis to handle extensively increased work within the last year.