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From Paper-mill to Pressroom

Chapter 31: Transcriber’s Notes
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About This Book

A practical treatise surveys the history, raw materials, and industrial processes of papermaking, tracing early methods to modern mills and machinery. It explains fiber sources and pulping, beating and forming processes, drying and finishing techniques, and examines chemical and physical properties affecting print performance. Chapters cover quality testing, common pressroom problems, and commercial considerations for manufacturers, printers, and buyers, with technical descriptions and illustrations to link mill practices to pressroom requirements.

Transcriber’s Notes

Punctuation, hyphenation, and spelling were made consistent when a predominant preference was found in this book.

Discovered typographical errors were corrected. The non-trivial ones are noted below.

Ambiguous hyphens at the ends of lines were retained.

Index not checked for proper alphabetization or correct page references.

“livelihood” was consistently spelled as “livlihood”; not changed here.

Copyright page: The spelling of the author’s name has been changed from “Wheelright” to “Wheelwright” to match the spelling used throughout the rest of the book and the cover.

Page 11: The “Note” originally was at the bottom of the first page of the chapter.

Page 15: The attribution at the end of the long table originally was printed at the bottom of each of the pages containing that table.

Page 59: “parrafin” was printed that way.

Page 81: “may be charged to” was misprinted as “changed”.

Page 81: “case lining give access to moisture” was misprinted as “case linning five access to moisture”.

Page 85: “when the air becomes dry exposed edges” was misprinted as “when the air becomes due exposed edges”.

Page 91: No closing quotation mark for the paragraph beginning, “The Paper trade is essentially”.

Page 97: “CHAPTER TWELVE” was misprinted as “CHAPTER THIRTEEN”.