Life, 1928-05-17 · page 6 of 42
Life — May 17, 1928 — page 6: what you’re looking at
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BLOOMING A successful manufacturer recently remarked that it was a red-letter day in his business when he acquired his first Mimeograph. “It was an event I shall never forget. A great day, for it marked the beginning of blossoming time in our business. It seemed to turn our mode of thinking into new channels. Our trade was brought nearer to us. Our organization was pepped up, for we had a new outlet. From that day our business bloomed. And now we have several Mimeographs!” The exact duplication of form letters, bulletins, all kinds of typed and handwritten sheets, as well as charts, maps, etc., is the Mimeograph’s easily achieved task. But its greater importance lies in the fact that it is a real stimulator of both the business and the organization. Get particulars today from A. B. Dick Company, Chicago—with branches in all the larger cities. MIMEOGRAPH comicbooks.com