Woman succeeds as cleaner in Brookline from European methods
Edith Wood profiles Mrs Christina Dane of Brookline who built a thriving dry cleaning dyeing and laundering business using European naphtha and steam processes learned in Denmark and royal service. Dane cites scarce trained help and says quality work attracts patrons and that others could succeed similarly.
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Chicago
Boston
Christina Dane
Brookline
Dane
Denmark
Royal
Alexandra
England
Jempress
Russia
Christian
Mrs. Dane
Europe
Edith Wood
Kindergartner Careers and Training Options
Miss Lucy Wheelock outlines the path to becoming a successful kindergartner including imagination and empathy, along with required education. She notes rising demand, three-year training, and varied roles from public kindergartens to private homes, with strong salaries in New York and supervisory positions in cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Leonard
Y. W. C. A. Employment Department
Taunton
Danvers
When Patience Ceases To Be A Virtue In Work
A Chicago Tribune excerpt argues patience harms workers in labor markets. F H Weiderheim contends persistence and thrift aid success while patient plodders lag, noting impatience drives progress in shop or office and patience should end at work entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Weiderheim
Chicago Tribune
Boston
Miss Leonard
Kismet
A Matter of Course in Women Entering Business
The article praises the matter of course view toward women entering business fields once dominated by men. It notes the conquest of women in industrial and commercial work nears completion, though scattered opposition remains before a final victory.
Girls Who Should Not Come to the City
Advice on who should not pursue urban living for work, urging caution for dependent sentimentalists and those who do not invest in skills or attire. It extols practical workers with trade skills and readiness, noting city employers seek capable, dedicated staff over sentimentality and low effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisle
Newton
Acme
Jane
The Girl Who Doesn’t Talk Too Much
A column counsels working women to speak only when necessary in business. It urges parents to keep home life lively and supportive to protect a young wage earner’s youth while she pursues her career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's Page
New Oneland
Lucy Wheelock
Miss Wheelock
Mists Wheelock
Miss Leonard
Acee
Baltimore Dental College
School of Dentistry
Boston
Answers to Problems That Perplex Women Workers
A column of practical guidance for women readers seeking work and domestic income ideas. It covers coloring photographs, shopkeeper roles, office work options, jelly making, civil service exam tips, salaries for companions governesses and attendants, bamboo supplies, and study paths for dentistry with local references and 사례.
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Lars
Christin
The
Philadelphia Press
Post
Laura Leonard
Boston Post
Dunton Educational Club
Boston Normal School
K. B
G. H. Macdonald
Cambridge
Roxbury
Somerville
Misa Leonard
United States
K. R
State House
Eeeweas
Srs
Igi Sesses
Dabl
SU Hine
Miss Teemard
Monica
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