Friday, September 7, 2007

The most common effect of cheapened transportation is to increase the



distance at which it is possible for producer and consumer to deal
with each other
The most common effect of cheapened transportation is to increase the
distance at which it is possible for producer and consumer to deal
with each other. To the producer it offers a wider market and to the
consumer a more varied source of supply. On the whole, cheapened
transportation is more uniformly beneficial to the consumer; its
temporary advantage to the producer very often leads to
overproduction. It has the effect also of bringing about nearly
uniform prices the world over.




Wednesday, September 5, 2007

One of the first of Rabelais" books was entitled '_Lives of the great



Giant Garagantua and his Son Pantagruel'_
One of the first of Rabelais" books was entitled '_Lives of the great
Giant Garagantua and his Son Pantagruel'_. To it he owes a great deal of
his reputation and popularity. It created a vast deal of talk, and was
both highly praised and bitterly attacked. The champions of the church
criticised his book with great severity. Calvin the reformer also wrote
against it with much earnestness. The Sorbonne attacked it for teaching
heresy and atheism, and it was condemned by the court of parliament.




On pages 116 to 139 you will find complete descriptions and order



blanks of our special introductory outfits, ranging in price from $1
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On pages 116 to 139 you will find complete descriptions and order
blanks of our special introductory outfits, ranging in price from $1
to $22.




In some states the court having jurisdiction of wills and estates



of deceased is known as 'the probate,' in others it is called the
'Surrogate"s Court,' and in still others, 'The Orphan"s
In some states the court having jurisdiction of wills and estates
of deceased is known as 'the probate,' in others it is called the
'Surrogate"s Court,' and in still others, 'The Orphan"s.'




The history of all the great panics which have been experienced on the



Paris Exchange would be an excellent history of the fortunes of France
The history of all the great panics which have been experienced on the
Paris Exchange would be an excellent history of the fortunes of France.
The slightest premonition of change is felt at once at the Bourse, and
as each successive revolution has swept over the country, it has
written its history in ineffaceable characters on Change. Panic has
followed panic, and the stocks fly up or down according to the views
outside. The breath of war sets all its interests into a trembling
condition, and an election, before now, has sent the thrill to the very
center of that grand old money-palace.




Tuesday, September 4, 2007

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M. Roland was at this time in safety in Rouen, but when he heard of the
death of his noble wife, he resolved to give himself up at once to the
authorities. The interests of his child, however, tempted him to another
course. Should he give himself up he would certainly perish, and by the
law of France his possessions would be confiscated, and would not,
therefore, descend to his child. Were he to die, even by his own hand,
the case would be different--he would save the property for his child.
Five days after his wife perished upon the scaffold, he fell upon his
sword on a high road near Rouen. The following lines were found upon his
person:




A post card or a postal card should be enclosed in all inquiry-



bringing letters
A post card or a postal card should be enclosed in all inquiry-
bringing letters. The request for further details should be printed,
so that the prospect has only to sign his name and mail the card. In
other words, make it easy for the prospect to answer. Another thing,
don"t print anything on the card that will make it appear that the
prospect is committing himself. Paragraphs of this sort have proved
effective: 'Without committing myself, I give you permission to
furnish me full information about the subject mentioned in your
letter.'




As a general rule private corporations organised under the laws of one



State are permitted to do business in other States
As a general rule private corporations organised under the laws of one
State are permitted to do business in other States. It is quite often
to the advantage of a company to organise under the laws of one State
for the purpose of doing business in another. For instance, there are
many companies chartered under the laws of Maine with headquarters in
Boston. The Massachusetts laws require that a large proportion of the
capital be actually paid in at the time of organising, while the Maine
law has no such provision. For similar reasons many large companies
doing business in New York or Philadelphia are organised under the
laws of New Jersey.




This plan of turning a cemetery into a field for the display of splendid



marbles, is certainly not consonant with good taste
This plan of turning a cemetery into a field for the display of splendid
marbles, is certainly not consonant with good taste. It is calculated
that in forty years not less than one hundred millions of francs have
been spent in the erection of monuments in Pere la Chaise, the number of
tombs already amounting to over fifteen thousand.




Monday, September 3, 2007

RECEIVER"S CERTIFICATES are issued by receivers of corporations,



companies, etc
RECEIVER"S CERTIFICATES are issued by receivers of corporations,
companies, etc., in financial difficulties, to secure operating
capital; they are granted first rights upon the property and are
placed above prior lien and first mortgage bonds.


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Many letter writers think that these rules are all right for college



professors, journalists and authors, but impractical for the
every-day business correspondent
Many letter writers think that these rules are all right for college
professors, journalists and authors, but impractical for the
every-day business correspondent. Some of the most successful
companies in the country, however, have recognized the importance
of these very points and have adopted strict rules that give
strength and character to the letters that are sent out. For
example, here is a paragraph taken from the book of instructions
issued by a large manufacturing concern in the middle west:


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One day the head correspondent in an old established wholesale house



in the east had occasion to go through some files of ten and twelve
years before
One day the head correspondent in an old established wholesale house
in the east had occasion to go through some files of ten and twelve
years before. He was at once struck with the number of names with
which he was not familiar--former customers who were no longer
buying from the house. He put a couple of girls at work making a
list of these old customers and checking them up in the mercantile
directories to see how many were still in business.


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Under the usual articles, it is stipulated that while a dual



partnership lasts, neither of the members shall make a note, sign
a bond, or enter on any outside obligation as an individual
without having secured the written consent of his business
associates
Under the usual articles, it is stipulated that while a dual
partnership lasts, neither of the members shall make a note, sign
a bond, or enter on any outside obligation as an individual
without having secured the written consent of his business
associates.


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Having drawn his draft, Mr



Having drawn his draft, Mr. Thomas takes it to the Johnson
National Bank for collection. The collection is actually made by
some bank in Cleveland to which the Johnson has endorsed it over.


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Sunday, September 2, 2007

Order today--now



Order today--now. Next week there may come to your notice an opening
that may be the chance of a lifetime--when my little book will be
worth its weight in gold. Besides, it tells how to create openings
when none are advertised. You need not write me a letter. Just write
your full name and address on the back of this sheet and wrap your
stamps up in it, or put your name and address on the coin-card after
you have enclosed the 25-cent piece. I"ll understand.


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The letter should begin by giving the address of the writer,



followed by the date on which it was written
The letter should begin by giving the address of the writer,
followed by the date on which it was written. This will enable the
recipient to direct his reply.


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Safety, at best, is relative only; there is no absolute safety



for the twenty-dollar piece a man has in his pocket, whether he
is on the street, at his office, or by his own fireside
Safety, at best, is relative only; there is no absolute safety
for the twenty-dollar piece a man has in his pocket, whether he
is on the street, at his office, or by his own fireside. We are
reminded that "riches take to themselves wings" and that
"thieves break through and steal." No savings bank can keep
money on hand or deposit it or loan it with absolute safety. All
is comparative. It is a peculiarity of money that each dollar
requires watching; general supervision is insufficient; hence it
is that the safety of moneyed institutions depends upon the
capacity and honesty of those in control, and not upon adherence
to arbitrary rules. No set of rules can be adopted that will
bind dishonest men nor that will compensate for want of
experience and ability of honest ones.


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Saturday, September 1, 2007

In the home woman"s work is said to be never ended



In the home woman"s work is said to be never ended. If this be true, it
is the fault of the woman who plans the work, for in all the positions
of life, work can be carried on indefinitely if badly planned.


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Everywhere except at court, before this, Moliere was treated with the



greatest consideration on account of his brilliant genius
Everywhere except at court, before this, Moliere was treated with the
greatest consideration on account of his brilliant genius. He was
intimate with Racine and with Boileau. The story for a time was believed
that Moliere married his natural daughter, but it has been proved a
falsehood. He became attached to the sister of Madeleine Bejaet, a very
witty and graceful woman, and married her; but he soon found that she
was too fond of admiration to make him happy. She was coquettish, and
without principle, and though Moliere bore with her long, they at length
separated. He said: 'There is but one sort of love, and those who are
more easily satisfied, do not know what true love is.'


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Friday, August 31, 2007

You want a dress that does not sag--that does not grow draggy and



dowdy? Then you want to make it of Linette--the new dress goods
You want a dress that does not sag--that does not grow draggy and
dowdy? Then you want to make it of Linette--the new dress goods.


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