Vets Fight Placement Training System Contends By Forbes
Washington report details Col. Charles A Forbes critique of private placement training for veterans. He urges government run schooling with broad trades instruction and an employment office to ensure rehabilitation and steady work for about 30 000 men. Conservatives expect Harding and Congress to authorize the plan.
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Representative Sweet
Iowa
Olive Tablets offer gentle cleansing for bad breath
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets claim to replace calomel with a gentle purifying effect on bowels and liver. The ad touts a vegetable, olive oil mix that reduces blood heaviness and bad breath, urging a nightly dose for a week at 15 cents or 3 cents.
Rheumatism Grows Worse If Neglected
A testimonial from O. Goodrich of Bolivar Missouri touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the constitutional remedy for rheumatism stating focal pains and inflamed joints improve with yearly use and that doctors once doubted a cure.
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Goodrich
Bolivar, Mo
Government training programs labeled as slavery and abuse
Government schools promise four year finishes with certificates and guaranteed jobs. Instead men in placement training are placed in cheap tailoring establishments and contract hospitals where owners profit from government funding. Trainees are paid little while proprietors reap profits, with critics calling it modern slavery and cronyism.
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