. Scientific American Volume 86 Number 14 (April 1902) . American Success Series in Book Form At the end of this year, the Smith Premier Type-writer Company will publish a handsome bookletcontaining pictures and brief biographies of twelvesuccessful Americans who have profited by their use ofstenography or typewriting. These books will bemailed free only to persons who send us their namesand addresses, with request for same. The Smith Premier Typewriter Co. SyracuseN.Y., V. S.A.. with an or.dinarypen; no press;simply by using our of work I Pen-Carbon Letter Book :Jtli- I Address Dept. 1. l | P

. Scientific American Volume 86 Number 14 (April 1902) . American Success Series in Book Form At the end of this year, the Smith Premier Type-writer Company will publish a handsome bookletcontaining pictures and brief biographies of twelvesuccessful Americans who have profited by their use ofstenography or typewriting. These books will bemailed free only to persons who send us their namesand addresses, with request for same. The Smith Premier Typewriter Co. SyracuseN.Y., V. S.A.. with an or.dinarypen; no press;simply by using our of work I Pen-Carbon Letter Book :Jtli- I Address Dept. 1. l | P Stock Photo

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. Scientific American Volume 86 Number 14 (April 1902) . American Success Series in Book Form At the end of this year, the Smith Premier Type-writer Company will publish a handsome bookletcontaining pictures and brief biographies of twelvesuccessful Americans who have profited by their use ofstenography or typewriting. These books will bemailed free only to persons who send us their namesand addresses, with request for same. The Smith Premier Typewriter Co. SyracuseN.Y., V. S.A.. with an or.dinarypen; no press;simply by using our of work I Pen-Carbon Letter Book :Jtli- I Address Dept. 1. l | Pen-Carbon Manifold Co., Write to-dav. 145-7-9 Centre St., New York FREE

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