Words,--as they look
Subtitle: a quick-reference speller for writers, stenographers and busy people; a powerful corrective medium for overcoming the spelling problem in schools and colleges
By: by Prof. Geo. W. Conklin; foreword by M. V. O'Shea.
Publisher: Educational service bureau (The World Syndicate Publishng Co., Copyright 1938)
Published: 1929
Place of publication: Boston, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 376
Subjects: Spellers.
First sentence: "There are few topics that occupy a more prominant place in general conversation among all sorts of people in our country than does spelling."  (From Forward)
Description: Described as a "Spelling Manual" "arranged for speed and accuracy" A tabular list of over 60,000 mostly english words in alphabetical order with certain letter letters emphasized to aid in memorization of their correct spelling.  Contains no word definitions or other information.
Notes: RE:  1938 version only:  This reference book has no table of contents.  Contains Forward, "Psychology Of Spelling" pages i-ix.  Tabulated word list: pages 11-376
World Syndicate version has no cover text or art.  Text only on spine.  
Title:  WORDS AS THEY LOOK, A Quick-reference Speller,  A powerful corrective medium for overcoming the spelling problem in schools and colleges and for writers, stenographers, and busy people.