Work From Home Typing

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In order to succeed in the business of typing at home, it is important to invest in a good typewriter.
In order to succeed in the business of typing at home, it is important to invest in a good typewriter.
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A home business in typing offers continuing opportunities for expansion and branching off into other areas of data entry.
A home business in typing offers continuing opportunities for expansion and branching off into other areas of data entry.

One of the great elusive dreams of American man and womankind–ranking right up there with The Fountain of Youth and World Peace–is a little business at home. In the case of the gentler sex, this dream is often further refined into a little typing business at home . . . and many are the ads in the back pages of the confession magazines that promise to tell–for a fee–how to establish a profitable home typing operation.

All well and good … except that those promises seldom materialize. Furthermore, the cost of the “course” involved often amounts to a fairly hefty little chunk of cash . . . especially for widows, divorcees with children and shut-ins. In other words, most of the home typing schemes are just that: schemes that make a fast buck for con-artists at the expense of those most desperate and least able to stand the gaff. Well be of good cheer, gang. Because MOTHER is now going to tell you about a guaranteed, gen-u-wine home typing business that will not only work . . . but that can net you $10,000 a year or more right from the start . . . on a part-time basis.

As might be expected, the typing we’re talking about is not the ordinary garden variety. It’s a specialized form of the art called typesetting and–before you panic–let me add that the tools of the trade which you’ll be using are actually easier and cleaner to operate than most office electric or home portable typewriters.
What’s more, the primary machine and all supporting equipment and supplies you’ll need to run your home typesetting business for a full year–together in one lump–are small enough to fit on a single desk or table top. As a final frosting on the cake–unlike the rip-off home business “courses”–you can actually try this one out for a month or more before you personally lay out one nickle . . . AND, if you do decide to establish a typesetting operation, you can then either lease or purchase everything you’ll need in any one of several very easy ways. Sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it? There’s got to be a catch somewhere . . . maybe the business is just too tough for the average person to break into . . . or something.

Too Good To Be True?

Well, it may sound too good to be true, but it is true and you can start cycling some of the multi-billion dollar printing industry through your basement study or kitchen nook right now. I know one housewife in Cleveland–Myra Schneider–who has already established her home typesetting operation and she says that busting into the field is no trick at all. Matter of fact, she claims she sort of wandered in by accident.

  • Published on May 1, 1971
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