Librarian Reflects on The Robing Reporter Life and Books
A librarian describes a day in a public library with 75 000 volumes and 400 to 1400 books checked in or out. She notes the challenge of guiding patrons, matching titles to tastes, and the current craze for personality books by Carnegie Brande and Hillis, including how to balance reading with practicality.
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Anthony Adverse
Franz Werfel
Musa Dagh
Susie
Ernest Hemingway
Dale Carnegie
Dorothea Brande
Marjorie Hillis
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How Women Make A Living Librarian duties and humor
The Roving Reporter highlights a librarian's daily toil and societal notes by Miss Mary Lou Wardley. She surveys library life, missing persons files, book losses, and the fit of a librarian's career, with light jabs at romance and work conditions.
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Joliet’s Finances Again in the Black Says City Debt Is Manageable
The Joliet overview asserts the city is not bankrupt and carries a healthy balance sheet with assets exceeding liabilities. It notes premiums on water revenue bonds, reduced interest on tax anticipation warrants, and a breakdown of debt categories including General Bonded Debt 821 500 and Public Benefits 170 244.08 with total city obligations listed at 1 117 864.74 as of December 31, 1987.
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