| File ID | f303p2170 |
| Date.Digital | 2002-07-23 |
| Date.Original | 1910-03-04 |
| Description | The mailing department for "The Woman's National Daily" was located in the great hall and press room next to the Goss printing press which could print and fold 5,000 complete newspapers per minute. Employees labeled the newspapers as they came off the press, and loaded them into mailbags. The room was flooded with light from the enormous skylight which was almost the length of the building. The walls and columns were decorated in a striking Egyptian motif. The one decorative element that is out of place is the traditional wall clock at the far end of the room. |
| Source | Photograph, laminated, surface damage lower left, 8.01" by 7.53" |
| Subject | Woman's National Daily Building-Interior (University City, Mo.) |
| Subject | Woman's national daily |
| Subject | University City (Mo.)--Pictorial Works |
| Subject | Goss Printing Press Company (Chicago, Il.) |
| Subject | Lewis Publishing Company-Employees (University City, Mo.) |
| Subject | Lewis Publishing Company (University City, Mo.) |
| Subject.Keyword | People--Missouri--University City |
| Title | Mailing Department of "The Woman's National Daily" - View 3 |
