One Thousand Ways to Make a Living; or, An Encyclopædia of Plans to Make Money

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Chapter 1 Ch.1
9. If you have common or preferred stock, how much common and how much Ch.2
12. What is the preferred stock selling for? Also the common? How much Ch.3
13. What are the names of the present stockholders and their addresses Ch.4
15. Has any stock or interest in the company been given for the Ch.5
16. Give the names, addresses and businesses, also amount of stock held Ch.6
17. Is the stock of the company paid for in full? If so, state how or in Ch.7
19. Do your trustees meet regularly and transact their business and have Ch.8
20. Have you a list of articles of incorporation and by-laws printed? If Ch.9
23. Have you real estate? If you answer yes, set forth the legal Ch.10
25. If you answer no, state in detail the kind of incumbrance, amount, Ch.11
26. Please state the present value of each piece of property and state Ch.12
27. If you answer that the land is improved, state clearly how and in Ch.13
28. What income has said lands and what is the gross expense of the Ch.14
30. What other assets has the company? And if there are other assets, Ch.15
31. What bank or trust company do you bank with? How long have you Ch.16
33. Please give the name and address of your lawyer and how long he has Ch.17
35. What are the total debts of the company at the present time? Please Ch.18
36. Are there any judgments now on record or in existence against your Ch.19
37. Are there any lawsuits now pending? If you answer yes, please give Ch.20
38. Is there any contemplated suit against the company which you have Ch.21
39. Please furnish me with a detailed statement of the affairs of the Ch.22
41. Please furnish me with a complete statement in writing as to what Ch.23
43. If it is to be used for a certain purpose, state how much of my Ch.24
44. Will the money I have subscribed be sufficient or will other money Ch.25
15. The limit of entries of 60, and the highest and lowest scores in the Ch.26
2. To furnish definite knowledge concerning traits and habits of Ch.27
5. To add mechanical precision to judgment and experience in developing Ch.28
1. KEEP BETTER POULTRY: Ch.29
2. SELECT VIGOROUS BREEDERS: Ch.30
3. HATCH THE CHICKS EARLY: Ch.31
4. PRESERVE EGGS FOR HOME USE: Ch.32
5. PRODUCE INFERTILE EGGS: Ch.33
6. CULL THE FLOCKS: Ch.34
7. KEEP A BACK-YARD FLOCK: Ch.35
8. GROW YOUR POULTRY FEED: Ch.36
9. EAT MORE POULTRY AND EGGS: Ch.37
2. Wash and scrub with hot water to which a cleaning powder has been Ch.38
5. Place all equipment in a clean place free from dust. Ch.39
4. Lack of uniformity in the cheese. Ch.40
1. Clean thoroughly and boil for five minutes several pint fruit jars or Ch.41
2. Select several pint samples of fresh milk, put into the jars or Ch.42
3. The curdling or coagulation should take place in about 30 hours. An Ch.43
4. Select the sample that most closely meets these conditions and Ch.44
3. Losses of curd in the whey are reduced. Ch.45
3. The shipping container used should amply protect the butter from Ch.46
4. The packages should bear the address of the sender and be properly Ch.47
5. The most expeditious mail service from the mailing office should be Ch.48
introduction, and showed up the advantages of his brushes in a fair way. Ch.49
1. It is well to have the outside container large enough to permit four Ch.50
2. Make a collar, as shown in the illustration, of cardboard, sheet Ch.51
3. Make a cushion which when filled with packing will be at least four Ch.52
4. The outside of the fireless cooker can be made more attractive by Ch.53
23. Any woman can make this screen fit any window. Often in old houses Ch.54
1. Annals of American Academy of Political and Social Science, Ch.55
2. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Washington, D. C. Ch.56
1917. 15 cents. Ch.57
3. Emerson, Harrington. The Twelve Principles of Efficiency. New York, Ch.58
7. Jones, Edward D. The Administration of Industrial Enterprises, New Ch.59
9. Metcalf, H. C. Report of Committee on Vocational Guidance. New Ch.60
10. Monthly Labor Review, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Washington, D. Ch.61
11. Price, Geo. M. The Modern Factory, Safety, Sanitation, and Ch.62
12. Stimpson, W. C. Prevention of Disease and Care of the Sick. Ch.63
15. Trade Specifications and Occupational Index of Professions and Ch.64
16. Webb, S. B. Problems of Modern Industry (an English book). New Ch.65
5. Work conducing directly to train operation. Ch.66
PART IV. WATER TRANSPORTATION[21] Ch.67
1. The Federal Board for Vocational Education can arrange for you to Ch.68
2. If you want training in such work as drawing or mathematics, you can Ch.69
3. It may be possible for you to put part of your time into shop Ch.70
4. If you need more general education, the Federal Board for Vocational Ch.71
6. Injury. Ch.72
10. Stomach trouble. Ch.73
14. Injury. Ch.74
13. Injury. Ch.75
10. Varicocele. Ch.76
PART II.--PROFESSIONAL COMMERCIAL SERVICE Ch.77
1. _Prohibitive._--Disqualifying for successful field salesmanship. Ch.78
2. _Partially handicapping._--Each case requiring individual judgment; Ch.79
3. _Not handicapping at all_-- Ch.80
1. Deaf and |Natural. |Mount Airy. |Business |Individual | Ch.81
2. Loss of |Accident |Eighth |Specia. in |Arrangement | Ch.82
3. Infantile |Disease. |Private |Business |Careful | Ch.83
4. Paralysis.|Paralyzed. |Common | do. |Special | Ch.84
5. War |7 wounds, gas|Grammar | do. |Correct | Ch.85
6. Loss of |Accident |Grammar |Banking and |None. | Ch.86
7. Short leg.|No report. | do. |Shorthand | do. | Ch.87
8. Paralysis.|Born with | do. |Business and| do. | Ch.88
9. Paralysis |Illness in |Grammar |Telegraphy |None. | Ch.89
10. Paralysis |No report. | do. |Shorthand | do. | Ch.90
11. Loss of |Accident |Graded |Banking, |None. | Ch.91
12. Deformed |Deformed from|Eighth |Banking, | do. | Ch.92
13. Loss of |Unknown |High school.|Banking and |Metal ruler | Ch.93
14. Hand and |Accident. |Grammar |Shorthand |Special | Ch.94
15. Loss of |Railroad | do. |Business |Special | Ch.95
16. Three |Accident. | do. |Business |None. | Ch.96
17. Left side |From birth. |Parochial | do. |Special | Ch.97
18. Dislocated|Accident. |No report. | do. |Special | Ch.98
19. Loss of |Accident. |Grammar |Combined |None. | Ch.99
20. Amputation| do. | do. |Business | do. | Ch.100
21. Deaf. |Illness. |Eighth |Typewriting.| do. | Ch.101
22. Partial |Illness |3 years high|Business. | do. | Ch.102
23. Little use|Infantile |Some high |6 months | do. | Ch.103
24. Hand |While playing|Grammar |Commercial. |None. | Ch.104
25. Both legs |Unknown. | do. |Shorthand. |Arranged | Ch.105
26. Loss of | do. |Partial high|Shorthand |Reduced | Ch.106
27. Loss of |Thrashing |Grammar |Commercial. |None. | Ch.107
28. Loss of |Unknown. | do. | do. | do. | Ch.108
29. Right leg |Railroad |Grammar |Banking, |Increased | Ch.109
30. Right arm |Accident, | do. |Banking and |Heavy paper | Ch.110
31. Loss of |Street-car |Eighth |Bookkeeping.|None. | Ch.111
32. Right hand|Gunshot |High school.|Bookkeeping.| do. | Ch.112
33. No use of |Unknown. |Grammar |Commercial |None. | Ch.113
34. Both legs |Unknown |No report. |Unknown. | do. | Ch.114
35. One leg |Mowing |Only fair. |Banking and | do. | Ch.115
36. Both legs |No report. |No report. |Business and| do. | Ch.116
37. Hip |Childhood |Average. |Business and| do. | Ch.117
38. Short |Unknown. |About 1 year|Banking, | do. | Ch.118
39. One hand |Unknown. |Some high |Business and|None. | Ch.119
40. Twisted |Injured in |High school |Secretarial.| do. | Ch.120
41. Loss of |Mill |Average. |Business and| do. | Ch.121
42. Two |No report. |No report. |Shorthand. |No report. | Ch.122
43. Hand |Accident. | do. |Stenographer| do. | Ch.123
44. Hip |Childhood | do. |Business |None. | Ch.124
45. Right arm |Machine | do. |Business | do. | Ch.125
46. Lame. |No report. | do. |No report. | do. | Ch.126
47. Very lame.| do. | do. | do. | do. | Ch.127
48. Very deaf.| do. | do. |Business | do. | Ch.128
49. Short leg.|Unknown. | do. |No report. | do. | Ch.129
50. Lame. | do. | do. | do. | do. | Ch.130
51. Loss of |Accident (was|Eighth |Bookkeeping.| do. | Ch.131
52. Loss of |Railroad |Grammar |Banking and | do. | Ch.132
53. Right arm |No report. |2 years’ |Bookkeeping.| do. | Ch.133
54. Deaf and |Unknown |Equivalent | do. |Special | Ch.134
55. Leg off. |Accident (was|High school.|Banking. |None. | Ch.135
56. Left arm |Mine accident|Eighth |Banking and |Individual | Ch.136
57. Hunchback.|Fall. |High school.|Banking, |An adjustable| Ch.137
58. “Club |From birth. |High school |Shorthand |None. | Ch.138
59. Left arm |From birth |1 year high |Banking, |Special | Ch.139
60. Left hand |Unknown. |High school.|Bookkeeping.|None. | Ch.140
61. Leg off. |Accident (was|Eighth |Business and| do. | Ch.141
62. Right arm.|“Do not |Country |Bookkeeping.|Heavy paper | Ch.142
63. Right arm.|Machine |Eighth |Business and|Heavy paper | Ch.143
64. Leg off. |Accident. |Grammar |Shorthand |None. | Ch.144
65. Left arm |Accident (was| do. |Bookkeeping.|Weighted | Ch.145
66. Deformed. |Accident. | do. |Shorthand. |No report. | Ch.146
67. Deaf. |Illness (was | do. |Bookkeeping.| do. | Ch.147
68. Helpless |Illness (was | do. |Banking and |Revolving | Ch.148
69. Right arm |Caught in |High school.|Shorthand |None. | Ch.149
70. Loss of |Accident |Ninth grade.|Bookkeeping.|None. | Ch.150
71. Right arm |Gunshot |High school.|Shorthand |A paper | Ch.151
72. Index |Accident |College. |Banking, |None. | Ch.152
73. Right arm |Blood |High school.|Banking and | do. | Ch.153
74. Left arm |Accident |Common |Bookkeeping.| do. | Ch.154
75. Left arm |Gun accident | do. | do. | do. | Ch.155
76. Middle |Shotgun |High school.|Banking, | do. | Ch.156
77. Loss of |Caught in |Grammar |Commercial. |None. | Ch.157
78. Loss of |Born without |3 years high|Combined. |None; | Ch.158
79. Loss of |Caught in |Grammar |Commercial. |None. | Ch.159
80. Withered |Birth | do. | do. | do. | Ch.160
81. Loss of |Railroad | do. |Shorthand, | do. | Ch.161
82. Right hand|Accident |High school.|Shorthand |Rearranged | Ch.162
83. Sprained |Fall on ice | do. | do. |None. | Ch.163
84. Third and |Accident. |High school.|Shorthand |Readjustment | Ch.164
85. Left arm |Circular saw.|Common |Business |Heavy paper | Ch.165
86. Left arm |Unknown. |High school |Business |None. | Ch.166
87. Badly | do. |Eighth |Business. | do. | Ch.167
88. Right arm |Thrashing |Eighth |Business |Heavy paper | Ch.168
89. Paralyzed |Unknown. |Unknown. |Business |A chair a | Ch.169
90. One-armed.|No report. |High school.|Business. |None. | Ch.170
91. One-armed.|Probably in a|Grammar |Banking and | do. | Ch.171
92. Crippled. |No report. |No report. |Banking and |No report. | Ch.172
93. Loss of |Accident in |1 or 2 years|Business. |None. | Ch.173
94. Blind. |From birth. |Graduate |Typewriting |Individual | Ch.174
95. Both legs |Unknown. |High school.|Shorthand. |None. | Ch.175
96. Withered |From birth. |2 years in |Bookkeeping.| do. | Ch.176
97. Deaf and |Illness. |Equivalent |Bookkeeping.|None. | Ch.177
98. Fingers |Injury. |Educated in |Commercial. | do. | Ch.178
99. St. Vitus |Nervous |Graduate |Shorthand. | do. | Ch.179
100. Totally |No report. |Private |Bookkeeping.|None except | Ch.180
101. Artificial|No report. |High school.|Commercial. |None. | Ch.181
102. Withered | do. | do. |Steno- | do. | Ch.182
103. Hunchback.| do. |No report. |Commercial. |No report. | Ch.183
104. Stutters. | do. | do. |Secretarial.| do. | Ch.184
105. Spells of | do. | do. |Special. | do. | Ch.185
106. Legs |Spinal | do. |Teachers. | do. | Ch.186
107. Weak |No report. | do. |Special. | do. | Ch.187
108. Wrists |Result of | do. |Commercial. | do. | Ch.188
109. Wooden |No report. | do. |Secretarial.| do. | Ch.189
110. Artificial| do. | do. |Commercial. | do. | Ch.190
111. One short | do. | do. | do. | do. | Ch.191
112. Badly | do. | do. |Secretarial.| do. | Ch.192
113. Lame, | do. | do. | do. | do. | Ch.193
114. Speech. | do. | do. |Commercial. | do. | Ch.194
115. Paralysis.|Infantile | do. |Teachers. | do. | Ch.195
116. One short |No report. | do. |Commercial. | do. | Ch.196
117. Short leg.|Hip disease. | do. |Secretarial.| do. | Ch.197
118. Hunchback.|No report. | do. |Commercial. | do. | Ch.198
119. Short leg.| do. | do. |Bookkeeping.| do. | Ch.199
120. Left | do. | do. | do. | do. | Ch.200
121. Bad hip, | do. | do. |Commercial. | do. | Ch.201
122. Spinal | do. | do. |Bookkeeping.| do. | Ch.202
123. Hunchback,| do. | do. |Commercial. | do. | Ch.203
124. Paralysis.|Infantile | do. | do. | do. | Ch.204
125. Paralysis.| do. | do. | do. | do. | Ch.205
126. Right hand|Circular |Eighth |Special |Had an | Ch.206
127. Paralysis.|Spinal |High school |Shorthand |Individual | Ch.207
128. Paralysis |Injury in |3¹⁄₂ years |Regular |None to speak| Ch.208
129. Anchylosis|Rheumatism. |High school |Commercial |None. | Ch.209
130. Paralysis,|Cerebral |Was |Commercial. |None, except | Ch.210
131. Both hands|Was pushed |Seventh |Steno- |An aluminum | Ch.211
132. Both limbs|Run over by |Eighth grade| do. |None. | Ch.212
133. Right leg |Crushed by |Eighth |Bookkeeping,| do. | Ch.213
1. Deaf and |Not longer than |Shares equally in|Rendering Ch.214
2. Loss of |Succeeded as well|$15 per week. |Her progress met Ch.215
3. Infantile |Doing as well as |Is still a |This young man’s Ch.216
4. Paralysis.|Somewhat longer |Doing | Ch.217
5. War |Did not finish, |Is a minister |Decided as his Ch.218
6. Loss of |No report. |Salary $2,500 a | Ch.219
7. Short leg.|2 or 3 months |Doing | Ch.220
8. Paralysis.|Not longer than |Satisfactory | Ch.221
9. Paralysis |Not longer than |Employed Postal | Ch.222
10. Paralysis | do. |Making | Ch.223
11. Loss of |No longer than |Salary, $1,800 a | Ch.224
12. Deformed | do. |Progress | Ch.225
13. Loss of | do. |Progress | Ch.226
14. Hand and |Longer than usual|Progress |Is happy and Ch.227
15. Loss of |Average time. |Progress |The very marked Ch.228
16. Three | do. | do. |He was right Ch.229
17. Left side |Somewhat longer. |Progress |Paralysis affected Ch.230
18. Dislocated|Less than |Progress | Ch.231
19. Loss of |Longer than |Progress | Ch.232
20. Amputation|Shorter by 2 |Favorable |“It is our opinion Ch.233
21. Deaf. |Longer by about 2|Satisfactory; $14| Ch.234
22. Partial |Shorter by 1¹⁄₂ |Satisfactory; $15| Ch.235
23. Little use|Finished on time.|Most | Ch.236
24. Hand |Regular. |No report. | Ch.237
25. Both legs | do. |Doing well. | Ch.238
26. Loss of | do. | do. | Ch.239
27. Loss of | do. |No report. | Ch.240
28. Loss of | do. |Satisfactory. | Ch.241
29. Right leg |Average time. |Satisfactory; $75| Ch.242
30. Right arm |One-half longer |Most | Ch.243
31. Loss of |No longer than |Satisfactory; $50| Ch.244
32. Right hand|Less than the |Satisfactory, | Ch.245
33. No use of |No longer than |Satisfactory; $30| Ch.246
34. Both legs |Regular. |Satisfactory; $21| Ch.247
35. One leg | do. |Satisfactory; $90| Ch.248
36. Both legs | do. |Probably | Ch.249
37. Hip | do. |Probably |This student was Ch.250
38. Short | do. |Probably |Case 38 found it Ch.251
39. One hand |Regular. |In business with | Ch.252
40. Twisted |Longer by about 2|Probably | Ch.253
41. Loss of |Regular. |Salary unknown. | Ch.254
42. Two |Progress a little|Probably | Ch.255
43. Hand |Slightly longer. |Satisfactorily | Ch.256
44. Hip |The same as other|Satisfactorily | Ch.257
45. Right arm |Did not complete |No report. | Ch.258
46. Lame. |Regular. |Satisfactory; $25|Was very lame and Ch.259
47. Very lame.| do. |No report. |Uses crutch. Ch.260
48. Very deaf.|Less than | do. |Completed course Ch.261
49. Short leg.|Regular. |Doing excellent |Walked with cane. Ch.262
50. Lame. |Has not completed|No report. |Excellent student Ch.263
51. Loss of |“Not much |Doing very well; | Ch.264
52. Loss of |Regular. |Holds responsible| Ch.265
53. Right arm | do. |Salary $40 a | Ch.266
54. Deaf and |About 3 months |No report. |“I believe Ch.267
55. Leg off. |Regular. |“Doing well,” | Ch.268
56. Left arm |2 months longer. |Most successful. |This man is now a Ch.269
57. Hunchback.|Regular. |Salary $100 a |Now in Government Ch.270
58. “Club | do. |Satisfactory; | Ch.271
59. Left arm |Regular. |Most successful; | Ch.272
60. Left hand |2 months longer. |Not much of a |Did not apply Ch.273
61. Leg off. |Regular. |In Government, | Ch.274
62. Right arm.| do. |“Very successful”| Ch.275
63. Right arm.| do. |“Quite | Ch.276
64. Leg off. |Regular. |Satisfactory; | Ch.277
65. Left arm | do. |Satisfactory; |The Morse College Ch.278
66. Deformed. | do. |Satisfactory; | Ch.279
67. Deaf. | do. |Satisfactory; | Ch.280
68. Helpless |Completed work in|He was |Since the Ch.281
69. Right arm |Average. |Very |“He was so Ch.282
70. Loss of |Average. |Salary $1,000 per|Had difficulty at Ch.283
71. Right arm |Average. |Unknown. |His handicap Ch.284
72. Index |Average. |He is an | Ch.285
73. Right arm | do. |Very |Now in employ of Ch.286
74. Left arm | do. |$1,200 per year. |A man with left Ch.287
75. Left arm | do. | do. |It is one of the Ch.288
76. Middle |Completed 4 |Has been very |This man is a Ch.289
77. Loss of |About a month |Doing well, $80 |Case 77 is 18 Ch.290
78. Loss of |About a month |Is teaching |Consider this case Ch.291
79. Loss of | do. |Now very |Took much pains in Ch.292
80. Withered |Several months |Successful; $70 | Ch.293
81. Loss of |Average. |Successful; $45 |This case has Ch.294
82. Right hand|Longer than |About $200 per |Although colored, Ch.295
83. Sprained |No report. |Reporting | Ch.296
84. Third and |Longer by |Unknown. | Ch.297
85. Left arm |Twice as long as |Is employed. | Ch.298
86. Left arm |Average. | do. | Ch.299
87. Badly |About average |Is employed in | Ch.300
88. Right arm |Not much longer |Automobile | Ch.301
89. Paralyzed |About a fourth |He is assistant | Ch.302
90. One-armed.|Average. |Is a lawyer. | Ch.303
91. One-armed.| do. |Prosperous; |Is now treasurer Ch.304
92. Crippled. |No report. |Successful; $5 | Ch.305
93. Loss of |Average. |$1,300 per year. |“He is active in Ch.306
94. Blind. |Little more than |Satisfactory; $12|It seems to me Ch.307
95. Both legs |Average. |No report. |Is working at Ch.308
96. Withered |Still studying. |Still studying in| Ch.309
97. Deaf and |Average. |“Doing |Some difficulty in Ch.310
98. Fingers | do. |“Doing nicely as | Ch.311
99. St. Vitus |Possibly 10 weeks|“Doing nicely.” | Ch.312
100. Totally |Average. |In the same |“I think any man Ch.313
101. Artificial|Average; |Head bookkeeper, | Ch.314
102. Withered |Average. |“Is doing well as| Ch.315
103. Hunchback.|No report. |No report. | Ch.316
104. Stutters. | do. | do. | Ch.317
105. Spells of | do. |Did not graduate.| Ch.318
106. Legs | do. |No report. | Ch.319
107. Weak | do. |Did not graduate.| Ch.320
108. Wrists | do. |No report. | Ch.321
109. Wooden | do. | do. | Ch.322
110. Artificial| do. |Has not | Ch.323
111. One short | do. | do. | Ch.324
112. Badly | do. |Did not graduate.| Ch.325
113. Lame, | do. | do. | Ch.326
114. Speech. | do. |No report. | Ch.327
115. Paralysis.| do. | do. | Ch.328
116. One short | do. | do. | Ch.329
117. Short leg.| do. |Did not graduate.| Ch.330
118. Hunchback.| do. |No report. | Ch.331
119. Short leg.| do. | do. | Ch.332
120. Left | do. |Did not graduate.| Ch.333
121. Bad hip, | do. |No report. | Ch.334
122. Spinal | do. |Did not graduate.| Ch.335
123. Hunchback,| do. |No report. | Ch.336
124. Paralysis.| do. |Did not graduate.| Ch.337
125. Paralysis.| do. | do. | Ch.338
126. Right hand|A month or more |Has succeeded |“The good results Ch.339
127. Paralysis.|Can not be |No report. | Ch.340
128. Paralysis |Average. |Earning about $25|Is constantly Ch.341
129. Anchylosis| do. |Earning $18 a | Ch.342
130. Paralysis,|About the average|With Western | Ch.343
131. Both hands|About 6 months |Her vocational |Student’s home Ch.344
132. Both limbs|Average. |Very successful. | Ch.345
133. Right leg |A little longer |“I expect him to | Ch.346
1. Positions in the eight grammar school grades-- Ch.347
2. Positions in high schools, as teachers of practically all high-school Ch.348
3. Positions in all-day, part-time, or evening vocational schools as Ch.349
4. Positions in normal schools, colleges, and universities. Ch.350
1. So long as a teacher is content to keep in his possession information Ch.351
2. The teacher must have a passion to lead others to learn. This Ch.352
3. In addition to the intellectual wealth and the sympathetic Ch.353
4. The ideal teacher must be willing to be forgotten--to have his kind Ch.354
2. What personal characteristics should I possess to be successful as a Ch.355
3. How much general education ought I to have as a basis for a course in Ch.356
4. What specific training should I need if I decide to become a lawyer, Ch.357
6. What income may I reasonably expect to earn if I am successful in Ch.358
7. What are some other rewards to a lawyer in addition to the earnings Ch.359
10. How much will it cost me to get an education suitable for the Ch.360
1. _Moral integrity_, worthy of the trust often involved in handling the Ch.361
2. _Persistence_, to carry on to completion any piece of work Ch.362
3. _Sound judgment_, to take a right and well-informed attitude in Ch.363
4. _Self-confidence_, a belief in one’s ability successfully to handle a Ch.364
5. _Concentration_, power to bring all one’s thought and activities to Ch.365
introduction of honey has made its deliciousness, palatability, and Ch.366
introduction of prohibition has unquestionably caused the use of more Ch.367
introduction of the farm mechanic on every farm of sufficient size. Ch.368
1. Hand |Setting ads, |Walking, bending |Good general | Ch.369
2. Linotype |Operating |Work is mostly in|Good general | Ch.370
3. Linotype |To make all |Work necessitates|Experience in | Ch.371
4. Linotype |Operating |Work requires all|Combination of | Ch.372
5. Monotype |Operation of |Physical exertion|Good general | Ch.373
6. Monotype |Operation of |Work is standing.|Experience in | Ch.374
7. Monotype |Operating |Requires all |Combination of | Ch.375
8. Stoneman. |Imposition and |Work is standing |Expert knowledge | Ch.376
9. Composing |Supervision of |Physical movement|Good technical | Ch.377
10. Copyholder.|Assistant to |Reading and |Good education, | Ch.378
11. Proof |Marking errors in|Work seated at |Good education | Ch.379
12. Copy |Writing or |Desk work |Good education, | Ch.380
13. Assistant |Feeding press, |Constant movement|Must be able to | Ch.381
14. Pressman, |Making ready type|This line of work|Practical | Ch.382
15. Press |Supervision of |Requires walking |Shop experience, | Ch.383
16. Bindery |Setting and |Operation of |Practical | Ch.384
17. Stockman |Operation of |Must be in |Knowledge of | Ch.385
18. Printing |The teaching of |Care and |Must be practical| Ch.386
19. Cost clerk.|Keeping cost |This is clerical |Good education, | Ch.387
20. Layout man.|Making sketches |Desk work |Knowledge of type| Ch.388
21. Printing |Marketing the |Must be able to |General knowledge| Ch.389
22. Estimator. |Figuring the |Desk work. No |Practical | Ch.390
23. Super- |Management of |Work at desk and |Practical | Ch.391
24. Proprietor.|Directing the |Work may of |This presupposes | Ch.392
1. Hand |$20 to | 8 |One eye, both hands, |1 year. Ch.393
2. Linotype |25 to 35.| 8 |Good eyes, both hands |6 months. Ch.394
3. Linotype |25 to 40.| 8 |Must have good |1 year. Ch.395
4. Linotype |25 to 35.| 8 |Requires physical |18 months. Ch.396
5. Monotype |20 to 30.| 8 |Good eyesight, both |6 months. Ch.397
6. Monotype |25 to 40.| 8 |One good eye, both |1 year. Ch.398
7. Monotype |30 to 40.| 8 |Requires physical |18 months. Ch.399
8. Stoneman. |25 to 35.| 8 |Work is standing, |6 months. Ch.400
9. Composing |25 to 60.| 8 |Good eyesight, right |1 year. Ch.401
10. Copyholder.|10 to 20.| 8 |Good eyesight, hearing,|6 months. Ch.402
11. Proof |20 to 30.| |Work seated, good |Do. Ch.403
12. Copy |20 to 50.| 8 to 9 |One eye, good hearing, |Do. Ch.404
13. Assistant |15 to 22.| 8 |Good eyesight, two |6 months. Ch.405
14. Pressman, |22 to 40.| 8 |Good eyesight and |1 year. Ch.406
15. Press |30 to 60.| 8 |Good eyesight, hearing,|1 year. Ch.407
16. Bindery |12 to 25.| 8 |One eye, both hands and|6 months. Ch.408
17. Stockman |15 to 25.| 8 |Involves lifting of |3 months. Ch.409
18. Printing |25 to 40.| 6 to 8 |Good hearing, eyesight |1 year. Ch.410
19. Cost clerk.|15 to 25.| 8 to 9 |One eye, right hand and|6 months. Ch.411
20. Layout man.|25 to 75.| 8 to 9 |Good eyesight, one arm |1 year. Ch.412
21. Printing |25 to |No fixed|One eye, good hearing, |1 year. Ch.413
22. Estimator. |35 to 75.| 8 to 9 |One eye, good hearing, |1 year. Ch.414
23. Super- |50 to |No fixed|Good eyesight, good |2 years. Ch.415
24. Proprietor.| ... | All the|Should possess such |1 year. Ch.416
1. HAND COMPOSITOR (STRAIGHT MATTER, AD. AND JOB) Ch.417
2. LINOTYPE OPERATOR Ch.418
3. LINOTYPE MACHINIST Ch.419
4. LINOTYPE MACHINIST OPERATOR Ch.420
5. MONOTYPE KEYBOARD OPERATOR Ch.421
6. MONOTYPE MACHINIST Ch.422
7. MONOTYPE COMBINATION Ch.423
8. STONEMAN Ch.424
9. COMPOSING ROOM FOREMAN Ch.425
10. COPY HOLDER Ch.426
11. PROOF READER Ch.427
12. COPY WRITER Ch.428
13. ASSISTANT PRESSMAN Ch.429
14. PRESSMAN Ch.430
15. PRESSROOM FOREMAN Ch.431
16. BINDERY WORKER Ch.432
17. STOCKMAN AND PAPER CUTTER Ch.433
18. PRINTING INSTRUCTOR Ch.434
19. COST CLERK Ch.435
20. LAYOUT MAN Ch.436
21. PRINTING SALESMAN Ch.437
22. ESTIMATOR Ch.438
23. SUPERINTENDENT AND MANAGER Ch.439
24. PROPRIETOR Ch.440
2. What physical disabilities will bar one from successfully pursuing Ch.441
3. What education and apprentice training are required, and where to get Ch.442
4. What salaries or wages are generally paid, and what are the chances Ch.443
7. Where do millers work, and in what section of the country is milling Ch.444
8. What need is there for millers, i. e., is there a large open field in Ch.445
1. Heavy labor. |Handling flour, |Walking, bending, lifting| Ch.446
2. Light labor. |Moving bread racks and |Walking, bending, lifting| Ch.447
3. Dough mixers |Mixing dough; running |Walking, bending, | Ch.448
4. Operators of |Turning and timing |Walking, bending, | Ch.449
5. Bench hands, |Running baking machines |Standing at bench, some | Ch.450
6. Peelers, oven |Putting pans into and |Standing at oven, | Ch.451
7. Sorters, |Sorting bread; checking |Largely desk work. No | Ch.452
8. Salesmen. |Making deliveries of |Walking, bending, | Ch.453
9. Shop foreman. |Immediate supervision of|Walking; physical | Ch.454
10. Superintendent|General supervision of |Largely desk work; but | Ch.455
11. Buyer, |Purchasing of raw |Largely desk work. | Ch.456
12. Engineers. |Running power plant. |Mostly sitting. | Ch.457
13. Machinists. |Repairing and installing|Walking, bending, | Ch.458
1. Heavy labor. |Unusual bodily strength | [47]$3 | 8 | Ch.459
2. Light labor. |Some familiarity with | [47]3 | 8 | Ch.460
3. Dough mixers |Common-school education, | 25-40 | 8 | Ch.461
4. Operators of |Common-school education; | 25-35 | 8 | Ch.462
5. Bench hands, |Common-school education, | 25-35 | 8 | Ch.463
6. Peelers, oven |Common school education, | 25-40 | 8 | Ch.464
7. Sorters, |Business education; some | 20 | 8-9 | Ch.465
8. Salesmen. |Business education, | 25-75 | 8-9 | Ch.466
9. Shop foreman. |Common-school education; | 35-50 | 8-12 | Ch.467
10. Superintendent|Thorough business | 50-200 | [48] | Ch.468
11. Buyer, |Intimate knowledge of | 50-100 | [48] | Ch.469
12. Engineers. |Common-school education, | 25-50 | 8 | Ch.470
13. Machinists. |Common-school education, | 25-35 | 8 | Ch.471
1. Heavy labor. |Both legs, both arms, |None. Ch.472
2. Light labor. |Two legs, one hand with |Do. Ch.473
3. Dough mixers |One hand, if good |3 to 4 months in baking Ch.474
4. Operators of |do. |3 months. Ch.475
5. Bench hands, |Two hands with thumb and |Do. Ch.476
6. Peelers, oven |One hand, if good |3 months. Ch.477
7. Sorters, |One eye (good eyesight), |6 months. Ch.478
8. Salesmen. |Both feet; one hand, with|6 months. Ch.479
9. Shop foreman. |do. |1 year. Ch.480
10. Superintendent|Good eyesight, good |2 years. Ch.481
11. Buyer, |Good eyesight and |1 year. Ch.482
12. Engineers. |do. |Do. Ch.483
13. Machinists. |Both feet, one hand, one |Do. Ch.484
2. Practically all specialised positions in baking are properly based on Ch.485
3. The artificial limbs now available may in many cases enable the Ch.486