The pages in the cut show the arrangement of the days, and the years, also the number of lines allowed to each daily record.
HOW TO USE IT
Begin under date Jan. 1, 1902, and write down to the next year date. For the next day, use the space under Jan. 2 (on opposite page), and so on through the year. The next year begin in the next lower space under Jan. 1, 1903, etc.
This arrangement places a record of the same day in every month throughout the five years on each page of the diary, thereby focusing on one page five daily records for as many years.
Busy people do not wish to make extended records. Only important facts in a concise form are desired. This diary has ample space for such a record, and yet is only 3¾ x 5⅝ x ½ inches in size. Just the right size to carry in the pocket. Substantially bound in fine Russia, gilt edges.
