Advanced Shorthand Course by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 23, 1913

Advanced Shorthand Course

By Editor

WE have completed arrangements for giving an advanced course in shorthand. This will be especially helpful to stenographers desiring to become more proficient. After entering active work many stenographers fail properly to apply to the work in hand the principles of abbreviation. A little help at this point would be of great benefit to them.

This advanced course will enable the writer to apply the principles of abbreviation in matter that is specially difficult to most stenographers who are beginning—the writing of phrases and proper names. There is also given a thorough review, by practical work, of word-signs, contractions, shorthand numerals, and the most helpful expedients, which a stenographer should have who is determined to succeed. A special drill is also given in speed writing, which is of great benefit to any stenographer, enabling him to do the best work of which he is capable.

This course is conducted by H. E. Rogers, the veteran stenographer and statistical secretary of the General Conference. Matriculation fee, $1. Tuition for the course, 20 lessons, $7. If you are interested in such a course, or know of any stenographer who would be glad for the opportunity of taking it, please correspond with us at once, and further information will be furnished. Address Fireside Correspondence School, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.