The Rogers Compendium

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jul 27, 1905

The Rogers Compendium

WE can now furnish copies of the revised, enlarged, and improved edition of “The Rogers Compendium of the Graham System of Shorthand,” a complete work and perfect text on standard phonography. It does away with all useless study, and greatly reduces the labor required to become expert in what is universally acknowledged to be the best system of shorthand published.

Its arrangement is such that practical yet technical principles are set forth in a way to enlist and hold the student's attention from beginning to end. Adapted for either individual or school use. No other text so complete, satisfactory, scientific, and brief.

“A monument of conscientious and intelligent labor.”—Mr. David Wolfe Brown, from 1864 to 1904 Official Reporter of Debates, House of Representatives, Washington, D. C.

“No better text-book could be put into the hands of a pupil.”—Mr. James H. Emery, Official Stenographer, Toledo, Ohio.

“This work gives Graham writers more ounces to the pound and pounds to the hundredweight than has hitherto been dreamed possible.”—Mr. Thomas I. Daniel, since 1870 Official Court Stenographer, Jackson, Mich.

“The most complete, thorough, and practical teacher of the best system of shorthand with which I have any acquaintance.”—Mr. D. W. Miller, Official Reporter, Denver, Colo.

Price, in cloth, $2.

Other works by the same author: “Typewriting and Office Manual,” a series of progressive lessons on typewriting, and instruction in office work. Price, $1. “Special Contractions,” for advanced work in shorthand, giving definite outlines for technical terms in denominational work of all kinds. Price, 50 cents.