A Printing Press for India by Editor

Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Jan 17, 1884

A Printing Press for India

By Editor

WE learn from the Chicago Evening Journal, that David C. Cook, the well-known Sunday-school publisher, has given a $2,500 Cottrell steam printing press to the American Mission Publishing House, of India. This Cottrell machine will be the first and only machine except the ones used for English Government purposes, and will be of the same make as those in the Government Printing Office at Washington, and Mr. Cook's establishment. The machine will soon be on its way and serving the missions of various denominations.—Sabbath Recorder.

For a number of years these presses have been used almost exclusively in the Seventh-day Adventist publishing houses. This is our testimonial.