1922 Yearbook
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Title
1922 Yearbook
Description
The Ambrosian
Rome Wasn't Built
in a Day
MASTER PRINTERS of
the olden days strove to
excel in the quality of
their work. They looked
upon the printing profession as an art and lost
sight of the commercial
aspect of the business.
This practice prevailed
until about the middle of
the past century, at which
time the commercial idea
almost obliterated the artistic and the quality of
printing deteriorated to
an alarming extent.
Manv printers today
do not seem to appreciate that quality is an
essential in the establishment of a good printing
business. The public is
largely to blame for this
situation. Often it is the
matter of a few cents or
a few dollars, according
to the size of the contract, that determines
who will do the work. A
firm with a reputation
for quality receives no
more consideration than
one that cares but little
for the appearance of the
work they turn out.
Our policy is to give
every piece of work the
care which it merits. If
it be a Colleje Annual
such thought and attention is given as is necessary to produce a book
that will look well and
wear well. A blank
form gets the consideration that it should to be
of service to the user.
And so with every kind
of work—each class receives the proper attention to make it attractive
and useful. Whatever
your needs you will render yourself a service if
you turn your printing
over to us.
NEITHER IS ANYTHING
of any magnitude or impor-
tance so built. It has taken two
decades of continuous effort to
rear our business to its present size and
standing. Years of experience in the
making of college and school annuals in
a pleasing and attractive style, at a cost
within the reach of any school, has en
titled us to be classed as
Master Annual
Builders
There is a sense of satisfaction in turning
your annual over to a concern in which
you can have absolute faith. The knowl
edge that the printing and binding will go
along right without any worry or anxiety
on your part enables you to give your
time and concentrate your efforts on as
sembling the copy, arranging sales cam
paigns, and other details of importance.
General
Printing
The Economy Advertising Co.
Iowa City, Iowa
Two Hundred Thirty-eight
Rome Wasn't Built
in a Day
MASTER PRINTERS of
the olden days strove to
excel in the quality of
their work. They looked
upon the printing profession as an art and lost
sight of the commercial
aspect of the business.
This practice prevailed
until about the middle of
the past century, at which
time the commercial idea
almost obliterated the artistic and the quality of
printing deteriorated to
an alarming extent.
Manv printers today
do not seem to appreciate that quality is an
essential in the establishment of a good printing
business. The public is
largely to blame for this
situation. Often it is the
matter of a few cents or
a few dollars, according
to the size of the contract, that determines
who will do the work. A
firm with a reputation
for quality receives no
more consideration than
one that cares but little
for the appearance of the
work they turn out.
Our policy is to give
every piece of work the
care which it merits. If
it be a Colleje Annual
such thought and attention is given as is necessary to produce a book
that will look well and
wear well. A blank
form gets the consideration that it should to be
of service to the user.
And so with every kind
of work—each class receives the proper attention to make it attractive
and useful. Whatever
your needs you will render yourself a service if
you turn your printing
over to us.
NEITHER IS ANYTHING
of any magnitude or impor-
tance so built. It has taken two
decades of continuous effort to
rear our business to its present size and
standing. Years of experience in the
making of college and school annuals in
a pleasing and attractive style, at a cost
within the reach of any school, has en
titled us to be classed as
Master Annual
Builders
There is a sense of satisfaction in turning
your annual over to a concern in which
you can have absolute faith. The knowl
edge that the printing and binding will go
along right without any worry or anxiety
on your part enables you to give your
time and concentrate your efforts on as
sembling the copy, arranging sales cam
paigns, and other details of importance.
General
Printing
The Economy Advertising Co.
Iowa City, Iowa
Two Hundred Thirty-eight
Date
1922
Rights
St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
Identifier
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