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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1969
Page
13
Practical advice on grounding and insulation to prevent shocks. Emphasizes dry conditions, proper outlets, three prong plugs, and testing for leakage with a known ground. Advises checking outlets and cords, using rubber mats, rubber boots, and qualified service if unsure. An ISA note on appliance inspection.
Collectors ask if white Indian head cents fetch more than copper ones. Values cited include an 1859 cent and other dates in varying grades. uncirculated pieces can reach higher prices. Experts advise checking Kelly’s Coin World column and the Official Black Book for current estimates.
The De Cormier Singers, a mixed vocal group of four tenor voyallists and three fratramentatists, will appear at St Joseph College in Emmitsburg on Monday January 1 at 4 PM. They recreate cultures from Lapland to the West Indies through song, with American folk tunes and Negro spirituals in their program. Admission and parking are free.
The notice asks advertisers to review every want ad to ensure accuracy and proper classification. It notes possible errors from content or classification and requests notification to the Classified Advertising Department for corrections.
The Boston Post Office, with Action for Boston Community Development, begins recruiting 600 trainee positions. Fifteen trainees start February 8, with three more groups of 15 every two weeks. Trainees earn $2.51 an hour, take Civil Service tests, receive on job instruction and two hours of daily basic education.
Classifieds show a cluttered mix of real estate requests and widespread want ads. Listings include for sale items from furniture and appliances to vehicles, plus rental notices and farm equipment needs, all packed with scattered contact details and prices.
A broad list of clerical manufacturing and sales positions appears in a chaotic OCR of a 1940s job fair style ad. Listings include clerks typists receptionists file clerks and secretaries plus higher level roles like comptroller and prod mgr. Also notes on wages and location hints scattered through the page.
A garbled classified style notice markets a position in a fast growing welding alloys firm with a guaranteed draw and protected territory. It advises calling collect for more details and hints at a January deadline while listing multiple coded contact lines and oblique company names.
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