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The reviewed advertisement names the Commercial Press correspondence school and promotes a half-fee offer approaching its deadline. A large vertical panel says six days remain. This is commercial educational publicity, not a report of enrolment or teaching results.

Partial reading: three display lines in the correspondence-school advertisement only; course details and news columns are outside the transcription.

Translation

Commercial Press Correspondence School

Commercial Press Correspondence School

The half-fee special offer is about to close

The half-fee special offer is about to close

Only six days remain in the commemorative offer period

Only six days remain in the commemorative offer period

Context

A publisher sells education

Founded in Shanghai in 1897, the Commercial Press developed from a printing business into a major educational publisher. A correspondence school extended that relationship with readers beyond selling them a book.

Learning without attending a classroom

Correspondence education lets the learner study materials away from the institution. Advertising it in a newspaper reaches people beyond a school’s immediate neighbourhood, connecting a widely distributed publication with study at a distance.

A discount with a deadline

The advertisement combines a lower fee with a short remaining period. Price makes enrolment more accessible, while the countdown asks a reader who might otherwise postpone the decision to act now.

Original

商務印書館函授學社

商務印書館函授學社

半費優待截止在即

半費優待截止在即

紀念期限只餘六天

紀念期限只餘六天

Source: Source: Internet Archive / eastasia-periodicals

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