The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-04
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Employers and educators Of Cairo
agree that the most lamanrable lack
Of learning with which they hare to
contend is the prevailing ignorance
Of the correct use Of the English
language. The means TO effectively
remedy this deplorable condition has
already been a pedagcgic puzzle. The
Bulletin believes that it offers its
readers today the solution in cem-
mencing the distribution of the best
educational work ever embodied in
one volume Of convenient size; the
New Websterian 1912 Dictionary, IL
lustrated.
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yersltlcs of many departments,
schools, colleges and classes an all
the educational army and im7edi-
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person who can not or viii not 90 to
them when information or instruc-
ton is required, but The Bulletin Of
fers a compresensiye course OF at
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The KNOWLEDGE that you need ey-
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| YOU in one hook 81 reasonable size
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out moving from your chair or desk
| Gradually you win acquire more and
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The Bulletin IL confident that the
| intelligent clientele made up Of the
patrons Of this paper will eagerly
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this unique work just issued.
4 glance at this book will con
vince YOU that the proposition i
! worthy Of investigation, for it is NJ
ordinary volume ,bouno as it is il
black limp leather, /. looks like
Bible. Open the covers and you flint
! that the book is profusely Illustrate
, and that each word defined stand
out in hack-faca type, making
easy to find what YOU want whel
you want IT,
This dictionary is NOT publishe
by the ORIGINAL publishers OF Wei
+ sters Dictionary or by their SUI
t cessors
{ 1t has been revised and brougt
up to the present date in accordanc
!. with the greatest authorities frol
. leading universities, Dr. Harr
e Thorston Peck hcing its Editor j
II Chief II contains all the words {
Is the English Language that are NJ
l. peculiarly appropriate to dictiol
II airy Of technical terms, The spc'liu
and pronunciation OF plurals al
@. given and the use of capitals an
Al small letters The book gives u
ed past tense and particiDles of all yerl
It not regularly formed by the adl
re- ton Of I'd" "ed" and ing" II
en- pronunciation Of each word is pIai
er y indicated by phonetic spellin
en- and the definitions are presented
rs 2 most comprehensive yet concis
ie accurate and reliable manner
al Is. preface to the dictiona
.at prdper Il 2 treaties on abbrcyiatlo
nd OF the parts OF speech ami lnc
en- grammatical composition and deliy
No ton, Al means OF promoting Z
correctness OF speech, both spok
TX and written, MI ANALYSIS OF t
'ct Principles of Grammar Is give
ed The rules ADDICTED by the Simulifi
Il spelline | are given, under /
ou bead ct words spcllel in two wa
or OF which the RDart of SimOlifi
ne Spelling recommends the simp
en- spelling. There is also compl
M fav 70 Pronunciation which Is
are valuable TO one who would speak t
CIV. lansuage property
sill Every new word recently coli
ar, and adopted by custom has been
'm- clude1 For example. the w
Will "QsleriZed,' taken from Pgc&. !.