Public Library Handbook
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To open an account in a bound volume for every book lent, and when, and to whom, is practically impMjssible. But such an account can be kept on slips with very little trouble and with slight danger of error.
The outfit necessary for keeping such an account, one which can be enlarged to any reasonable extent, is always up to date and calls for very little labor, consists simply of slips of paper, cut to the size, say, of 3x5 inches. Heavy manilla will do, common writ- ing paper is better, and be...tter still is stout ledger. On these slips, near one end or one side, as suits the fancy, write the author and title, one book on each slip, of all the books in the library. As the slips are written drop each one into the book whose author and title are entered on it; or, if this proves inconvenient, arrange them in alphabetical order and keep them in a box or tray on the table. If, now, John Benham wishes to borrow "The Heavenly Twins," by Sarah Grand, his name, and address if necessary, and the date of lending are written on the slip belonging to that book and it is put one side with other *' books lent" slips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To open an account in a bound volume for every book lent, and when, and to whom, is practically impMjssible. But such an account can be kept on slips with very little trouble and with slight danger of error.
The outfit necessary for keeping such an account, one which can be enlarged to any reasonable extent, is always up to date and calls for very little labor, consists simply of slips of paper, cut to the size, say, of 3x5 inches. Heavy manilla will do, common writ- ing paper is better, and be...tter still is stout ledger. On these slips, near one end or one side, as suits the fancy, write the author and title, one book on each slip, of all the books in the library. As the slips are written drop each one into the book whose author and title are entered on it; or, if this proves inconvenient, arrange them in alphabetical order and keep them in a box or tray on the table. If, now, John Benham wishes to borrow "The Heavenly Twins," by Sarah Grand, his name, and address if necessary, and the date of lending are written on the slip belonging to that book and it is put one side with other *' books lent" slips.
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