War offices hit by wave of ex officers finding work
Berlin reports ex offi cers of the old army struggle to locate new jobs after the Versailles treaty. Vacancies show only about 12 000 placed while up to 30 000 remain unaccounted for. Many seek trades in industries or become clerks, agents, chauffeurs, or hotel staff as they restart their lives.
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Educated Shanghai Student Seeks Employment At $20 Monthly
A Shanghai college student, 21, applies for work presenting bold self promotion. He claims excellent English, deft typewriting skills, and readiness for demanding duties, asking a salary of $20 monthly and awaiting a response.
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Queer Fish Raid Fields To Eat Millet Grains
London reports unusual natural history notes including hardy crustaceans surviving decades dry in mud and a South American fish named Clarias said to raid millet fields at night for grain. Also mentions deadweight tonnage as displacement minus permanent equipment.
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