Harvard Men Earn Their Expenses
A survey of Harvard students shows about half of the 6000 undergraduates work to cover costs. In 1919 20 they earned over 77000 with 998 seeking jobs and 382 finding positions in waitering tutoring and other roles including a Maine coast group and a resort tutor. Some students endure long hours to meet expenses.
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Paid sports take hold in postwar Germany
Berlin on December 21 reports that professional prize fighting and wrestling have gained wide popularity in Germany since the war. Spectators attend in formal dress, with quiet decorum expected. bouts feature roses and laurels for victors, and referees provide blow-by-blow explanations. A notable bout between English and Turkish heavyweights ended in a stoppage amid suspicions of a frame-up, with disciplinary action looming for involved fighters.
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Cleveland Men Plan February Trade Extension Trip
Members of the Cleveland chamber of commerce manufacturers and wholesale merchants board will depart Cleveland February 6 for a southern and southeastern itinerary ending February 28. The tour includes Lexington Kentucky February 1 Knoxville February 8 Chattanooga February 9 Birmingham February 11 Atlanta February 12 Macon and Brunswick February 13 14 Jacksonville February 15 and a Florida outing from February 16 to 26 visiting Tampa Lakeland Fort Myers Punta Gorda Arcadia Bartow and Orlando before returning home.
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Empress Marie Louise Dress to Be Sold at Auction
Paris reports a dress worn by Empress Marie Louise on her coronation day will be auctioned. The lace creation was made by Calvados workers on Napoleon’s design and was stolen from the Tuileries during 1848 riots before reaching the Galera museum. The empress was daughter of Emperor Francis I of Austria.
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