Complete Text-book Of Phono-stenography

"Complete Text-book Of Phono-stenography: Corresponding Style" is a comprehensive guide to the art and science of shorthand writing. Authored by Frederick Orpheus Dettmann, this text aims to equip students and professionals alike with the skills necessary to efficiently transcribe spoken words into written form. Focusing on the 'corresponding style, ' the book likely details a specific method or system of shorthand, emphasizing accuracy and speed in transcribing dictation or conversations.

This book would be valuable for those studying secretarial skills, business administration, or anyone seeking to improve their note-taking abilities. While the specific system detailed may be less common today due to advancements in technology, the underlying principles of efficient transcription and concise writing remain relevant, offering historical context and potential insights into the evolution of communication and documentation practices.

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