Industries in Need of Women in Chicago
The article reports on women entering various industries after the war, noting forewomen staying, the rise of married women in work, and roles in watchmaking, garment and hosiery production, and office appliance assembly. It highlights employers seeking female labor, with examples from Waltham and Betts companies, Milwaukee ad campaigns, and Grand Rapids furniture ads inviting housewives to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anna Lalor Burflick
Waltham Watch Factory
United States
Io the Betts Artificial Limb Company
Hammond
Ind
Betts Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Hirt
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dog Ends Five Year Vigil on Master’s Grave in Blizzard
A stray yellow dog known as the graveyard dog died on a master’s grave near Hamburg after five years of guarding it. He left briefly to seek food, and county ministers preached sermons on his devotion and grief after the blizzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Hamburg
John Dindore
New Diamond Claims Draw Rush to Beyenspoort South Africa
Adventurers in the Pretoria district of South Africa report a stampede to stake diamond claims at Beyenspoort. Two thousand men joined the rush as ground was pegged in minutes, with runners used to secure preferred sites. In Ohio, Barry Levy remains at his bench after returning a $15 000 friendship loan, saying he has forgotten the good turn that brought the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Beyenspoort
Pretoria Distel
Says & Dews
Dayton
Barry Levy
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Waverly
Frank Erickson
Waverly Hotel
First Street
S.W
Jerry Zlevor
Walker-Christensen Co. and Retail Florists and Seedmen
Minot, N. B
Snow
Minot Flour Mill CO
Minot
Walter R. Bond
Minot, N. D
Minot Drug CO
Prescription Druggists
Dog
Btake New Diamond Claims
Pretoria
South Africa
Scofield Block
Braars
Mackinaws
Bader & Rozen Clothiers
South Main St