The Educator (Volume 45) - IAMPETH

Business Writing
By E. A. Lupfer
No. 7
This month we have selected some copies which were written by the late C. C. Lister, whose obituary appeared in
last month's Educator. These copies are exactly what you need at this time. You need page work, striving for
good general writing which involves—height—slant—spacing—quality of line and neatness.
By this time you should be able to make every letter in the alphabet, and write words and sentences well. You should
try to write automatically and with ease. It should not be necessary for you to think much about position or the
manner of writing. You should devote much of your effort to the thoughts which you are writing and at the same
time get a good, easy style of legible writing. When doing any writing outside of the penmanship class, write with
care.
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