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DescriptionStenotype advertisement.jpg	English: EARN BIG PAY IN AN EXCITING CAREER! Put yourself in the center of important events. Learn at home to become a Stenotype (MACHINE SHORTHAND) Operator Easy to learn even if you’ve never taken shorthand before! Step up from routine office work into a glamour job where the pay is far above the average. Sit beside top corporation executives at board meetings and big conferences. Even cover conventions and courtroom trials! With Stenotype, the world’s fastest shorthand, you can qualify for one of today’s top-level secretarial positions. This modern machine shorthand is a synonym for highest speed and accuracy in thousands of executive offices and important places everywhere. Your Stenotype machine uses only 22 symbols…types an entire word at one stroke.. .”takes” in plain English letters… provides clean, easy-to-transcribe records for permanent future reference. Even if you’ve had trouble with ordinary shorthand, you can quickly become proficient in Stenotype. Notes are so much easier to take and read. You learn at home, in your spare time. The cost is remarkably low, and the machine itself is included with your course. Take the first step toward an exciting high-pay career today. Mail coupon for free Stenotype booklet. LaSalle, 417 S. Dearborn, Chicago, Illinois 60605. LASALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY A Correspondence Institution 417 S. Dearborn, Dept. 47-052, Chicago, Illinois 60605
Date	2 November 1965
Source	Ad by w:en:La Salle Extension University in 'Lady's Circle magazine's November 1965 issue http://blog.modernmechanix.com/earn-big-pay-in-an-exciting-career-stenotype-operator http://blog.modernmechanix.com/mags/LadysCircle/11-1965/stenotype.jpg
Author	Employees of LSEU

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