A Shorter Course of Oral Instruction in Grammar Arranged in a Manner to Be Easi
A Shorter Course of Oral Instruction in Grammar Arranged in a Manner to Be Easi
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121 To Make Known One's Name to a Stranger. A person who wishes to make himself known to. Another, hands him a card.
Corners of Cards Turned down, signify as follows: Visite The right-hand upper corner.
Congratulation The left-hand upper corner.
Condolence The left-hand lower corner.
P. P. C. (to take leave) The right-hand lower corner.
Delivered in Person The right-hand end turned down.
Business Cards are used by business men to indicate the kind and location of their business. They are genera...lly printed from ordinary job type, and should be neatly and tastefully arranged. People are influenced greatly by whatever is ornamental and pleasing to the eye, therefore business men are consulting their ^own interests when they take advantage of this fact and appeal in their cards not only to the judgment but to the taste of the public.
Notes, as here meant, are unlike the ordinary letter, and in some respects more nearly resemble cards. They are always formal; are written in the third person; the heading and signature are omitted and the date is placed at the close instead of the beginning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
121 To Make Known One's Name to a Stranger. A person who wishes to make himself known to. Another, hands him a card.
Corners of Cards Turned down, signify as follows: Visite The right-hand upper corner.
Congratulation The left-hand upper corner.
Condolence The left-hand lower corner.
P. P. C. (to take leave) The right-hand lower corner.
Delivered in Person The right-hand end turned down.
Business Cards are used by business men to indicate the kind and location of their business. They are genera...lly printed from ordinary job type, and should be neatly and tastefully arranged. People are influenced greatly by whatever is ornamental and pleasing to the eye, therefore business men are consulting their ^own interests when they take advantage of this fact and appeal in their cards not only to the judgment but to the taste of the public.
Notes, as here meant, are unlike the ordinary letter, and in some respects more nearly resemble cards. They are always formal; are written in the third person; the heading and signature are omitted and the date is placed at the close instead of the beginning.
What to read after A Shorter Course of Oral Instruction in Grammar Arranged in a Manner to Be Easi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by San Francisco Healds Business College to read onlineMoreLess
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