The School Printshop
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SUGGESTIONS TO YOUNG PRINTERS 129 20. Do not let the last line of a paragraph con- sist of a single short word or syllable. Do not begin a page with the last line of a paragraph.
21. Do not let more than two consecutive lines end with punctuation or hyphens.
22. Set up columns of figures with the decimal points in a vertical line.
23. One line drawn under a word or words in the copy means, Set it in italics ; two lines under a word or words mean, Set it in small capitals; three lines mean, Set ...it in capitals. A wavy line means, Set it in boldface.
24. Read copy a few words ahead. This enables you to grasp the meaning and thus avoid mistakes.
The Press 1. See that the press is well oiled before starting.
2. Note the position of the grippers before taking an impression.
3. Place the sheets of paper lightly against the feed gauges. Never touch the printing when removing the paper.
4. In feeding, handle the stock with care. Be sure your hands are clean. Grasp the paper lightly. Do not draw your thumb and finger across the paper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SUGGESTIONS TO YOUNG PRINTERS 129 20. Do not let the last line of a paragraph con- sist of a single short word or syllable. Do not begin a page with the last line of a paragraph.
21. Do not let more than two consecutive lines end with punctuation or hyphens.
22. Set up columns of figures with the decimal points in a vertical line.
23. One line drawn under a word or words in the copy means, Set it in italics ; two lines under a word or words mean, Set it in small capitals; three lines mean, Set ...it in capitals. A wavy line means, Set it in boldface.
24. Read copy a few words ahead. This enables you to grasp the meaning and thus avoid mistakes.
The Press 1. See that the press is well oiled before starting.
2. Note the position of the grippers before taking an impression.
3. Place the sheets of paper lightly against the feed gauges. Never touch the printing when removing the paper.
4. In feeding, handle the stock with care. Be sure your hands are clean. Grasp the paper lightly. Do not draw your thumb and finger across the paper.
What to read after The School Printshop?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine Marian Stilwell to read onlineMoreLess
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