Full text of ' KlMBLE'S VOCATIONAL VOCABULARIES FOR STENOGRAPHERS AND COURT REPORTERS COMPILED FROM ACTUAL WORK, FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, TEACHERS, CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS, STUDENTS, STENOGRAPHERS AND COURT REPORTERS SECOND EDITION -REVISED AND ENLARGED This Book Covers 190 Different Types of Business, and Contains 90,000 Words BY ELBERT J. Member of the Arizona Bar FORMERLY INSTRUCTOR IN BROWNSBERGER BUSINESS COLLEGE, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA; INSTRUCTOR IN BOOKKEEPING AND COMMERCIAL LAW. EUROPEAN HISTORY AND CIVICS IN THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA; AND AUDITOR, LLANOS DE ORO MINING COMPANY, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA E.

KIMBLE COMPANY PUBLISHERS 332 PINE STREET SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA 1922 Printed By OVERLAND PUBLISHING CO. SAN FRANCISCO COPYRICHT, 1922 BY E. KIMBLE COMPANY ALL RIGHTS RKSEHVKD INTRODUCTION TO SECOND EDITION- REVISED AND ENLARGED In offering this revised and enlarged SECOND EDITION the author hopes that it may meet a continuance of the same favor with which its predecessor has been received.

This volume occupies a gap hitherto practically unfilled in commercial and higher stenography. It answers a felt human want as well as a commercial demand. After an exhaustive in- vestigation the author finds that this is the first book of its char- acter ever offered to shorthand students, teachers, business colleges, civil service schools, educational institutions, stenog- raphers, and court reporters. This work is not constructed to cover cultural studies, but confines itself strictly to commercial and professional pursuits, and to City, County, State, and Federal stenographic examinations.

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The purpose of the compilation is to furnish workable and dependable vocabularies for the use of stenographers. The publication covers about 190 different types of business. The text contains approximately 90,000 words.

From a large proportion of these, by the use of prefixes, suffixes, and other abbreviating devices of shorthand, many derivatives may be formed, thus increasing the vocabulary material here offered to at least 275,000 words. The common or standard dictation books to be found in book stores and business colleges do not furnish the student or sten- ographer adequate technical vocabulary material in any single line of business.

The limitations of such books are self-evident, and their nomenclatures are surprisingly meager. For instance, take one of the most popular dictation books on the market which is published in 15 different systems of shorthand. The manual in question attempts to cover 26 different types of business; but unavoidably these are covered in a very superficial way only, in so far as furnishing actual working knowledge of words to students and stenographers is concerned. Let us cite, for con- crete example, two large and important types of business as out- lined in it, the hardware and the railroad businesses. For vocabulary in the former the compilers have selected from the files of some hardware corporation 22 letters that purport to give this specific vocabulary to the stenographer. An actual count of the words applicable to the hardware business shows 142, whereas the present book provides 2,570 words. Meharban Singh Pediatrics Drug Dosage Pdf File. For railroad correspond- ence the dictation studies examined give 26 letters taken at random from the files of some railroad company's office.