Hand-roller V. Power Presses
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A historical record of congressional deliberation, "Hand-roller V. Power Presses" offers a glimpse into the technological and economic considerations of early 20th-century printing. This document, originating from the United States Senate Committee on Printing, likely details discussions surrounding the adoption of power presses over traditional hand-operated rollers in government printing offices. The debates would likely have involved issues of efficiency, cost, and the impact on labor. This volume provides valuable insights into the intersection of technology, labor, and governmental policy during a period of significant industrial change.
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