Graham's business shorthand: an arrangement of Graham's standard or American phonography for high and commercial schools . unt* next week b__ on all sides 17 Grahams on .-ill orta on anv account J on either Bide I on having S on her own on high & on his on his account on his hands / on his house on his own part on his part i on his way J_, on its account 1 on one side \^ on our being 2 1 on our having on our own on referriiit; -\_ on remembering \-l- on returning Business Shorthand —on Bale V\ on the contrar N^> on the face of it 1 on trial I on what I said (-? on your account c xv_^ one hu
Graham's business shorthand: an arrangement of Graham's standard or American phonography for high and commercial schools . unt* next week b__ on all sides 17 Grahams on .-ill orta on anv account J on either Bide I on having S on her own on high & on his on his account on his hands / on his house on his own part on his part i on his way J_, on its account 1 on one side \^ on our being 2 1 on our having on our own on referriiit; -\_ on remembering \-l- on returning Business Shorthand —on Bale V\ on the contrar N^> on the face of it 1 on trial I on what I said (-? on your account c xv_^ one hundred dollars c ^w one hundred thousand \ dollars «— one part of it ?c—^/ only chance C_^—3 only known SL_^ -> only now and then .£—-v. only you N^V.— parcel post ._X-^V pay roll >—*—^--per annum ,^-_-,per barrel, per bushel ...\_ ,>v per day, per diem _-\^..,>^-f>-_per hour, per minute per hundred pounds Common Business Phrases 111 -^r-r-_ per your letter personal expense / please acknowledge X pretty clear .r\ pretty full. _JrtL_ . unless it is ^— they are)we are sorry to say we are in receipt of yourletter ^y „TTL-^. .we can take care of !c3- .we call your attention ...\—. we expect-ed A,-— A where it is possible y^ .where there has been „^L when- they are interested -~r\-- whether he can within a few days | within the tii with whom you are con-nected T won t attempt Secretary of the Treasury m__ you said you left there so as to be sure //. ^-> so much f . rvR you should expect you should anticipateyour wants ..K. so well known U—v telephone the order ?-Q-- .to be favored < you were interested ._o you were told you will therefore ALPHABETIC LIST OF WORD-SIGNS AND CONTRACTIONS A, a dot on the line or a lighl tick joinedable, Bel2ably, Bel2 able to have, Blef2 ?about, Bet3 (below and free from the line)above, Bee^Veeaccording-ly, Kred1account, Kent2acknowledge, Kay-Jay2acknowledged, Kay-Jed1addition-al, Deeshon3a
Size: 1225px × 2041px
Photo credit: © The Reading Room / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1900, bookdecade1910, bookidgrahamsbusin, bookyear1916
