Twelve Industries Offer New Grad uates Employment Opportunities
Washington June 8. A sweeping forecast says over 2,000,000 graduates will seek work in the United States and Canada this month. The essay lists nine key industries including air conditioning, chemicals, alloys and plastics, automatic machinery, merchandising, electrical equipment, household equipment, investment banking, and real estate building, urging parents to guide children into fields with strong demand. It also notes a coming rebound in the electrical and car industries and highlights opportunities in real estate and farming near colleges. Also mentions Boy Scout Day at the New York World’s Fair with plans for scout attendance and events.
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Silk hats and presidential fashion through American history
The excerpt traces hat culture from beaver fur to silk hats, noting beaver trade in early America, then shifts to presidents’ attire. It highlights Woodrow Wilson’s discomfort in silk hats, praises Arthur and Harding for style, and contrasts formal wear with evolving casual dress and emancipation from rigid fashion.
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Community School Concert Saturday at Llewellyn Hall
The Madson Aver Community Music School presents its annual concert and tea at Llewellyn Hall on Saturday at 3 30 pm. Pupils perform under Miss Winnest Rogers with help from the Sunday Chamber Clusse Club and graduate pupil orchestral group. Proceeds support the school serving children with a low fee education for twenty eight years, hosted by Mrs Brown and board members. Sweeping influenza epidemic claimed nine victims in one week.
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Winnest Rogers
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Biwara S. Jettray
Sala Program At The Civic Theatre In June
The Civic Theatre presents a two performance event titled An Evening of Laughter at the Washington Theatre in Dales Perry. June 16 and 17 feature fifteen cast members from the acting era including Alfreda Atta Bets Fowler Pesny Socanichen Eileen Sullivan Richard Hurd Carl Loysven Walter Lofgren Mortimer Murphy Edna Kingston Diane Puriston Juanita Brownsea Jane Howe Eleanor Oliver Constance Steinschneider Stov ein Hastings. Ireland seeks to halt the farm closure of young people.
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Eileen Sullivan
Richard Hurd
Carl Loisven
Walter Lofgren
Mortimer Murphy
Dobbs Ferry
Edna Iingston
Diane Puriston
Twiytown
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