New Fields for Technical Men Stir Economic Promise
The article argues that modern demand for technical expertise has grown beyond classical professions. Engineers chemists and architects now cover many subfields with high salaries and strong employment prospects. It cites a class of 185 graduates earning average 3082 dollars, with many above 1500 to 2000, and notes widespread placement before graduation.
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The Panic's Lessons
A man recounts hardship during the panic, selling furniture and living near a park bench. He finds work installing machinery in a Queens factory, earns a chance to supervise multiple plants, and vows to strengthen skills with night courses to secure a firmer future.
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