How To Write Special Feature Articles - A Handbook for Reporters, Correspondents and Free-Lance Writers Who Desire to Contribute to Popular Magazines and Magazine Sections of Newspapers by Willard Grosvenor Bleyer
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By this process of elimination, the cost of the school became the sixth
division, to be followed by the summary conclusion. He then proceeded to fill in the details needed to develop each of these main topics, always keeping his general purpose in mind. The result of this organization of material was the following outline: I. Summary lead 1. Striking results--time required 2. Commencement--when and where held 3. Graduates--number, nationality, certificates 4. School--when and where established 5. Example to other firms II. Purpose of school 1. Firm's statement on commencement program 2. Head of firm's statement in interview III. Methods of instruction 1. Practical education 2. Letter writing--geography, postal regulations, correspondence 3. Arithmetic--money, expense accounts, reports of work 4. Civics--history, biography, holidays, citizenship, patriotism 5. Personal hygiene--cleanliness, physical culture, first aid, food 6. Cotton goods--growing cotton, spinning, shipping 7. Means of communication--telephone, directory, map of city, routes of travel, telephone book 8. Study outside of classroom |
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