Identifier: belltelephonemag22amerrich (find matches)
Title: Bell telephone magazine
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: American Telephone and Telegraph Company American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Information Dept
Subjects: Telephone
Publisher: (New York, American Telephone and Telegraph Co., etc.)
Contributing Library: Prelinger Library
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System-wide basis at theheadquarters of Bell companies fortheir women employees. Second arethose activities which have sprung upspontaneously. The latter cover awide range. Telephone women arequick to sense the need for getting 40 Bell Telephone Magazine FEBRUARY something started, and they actpromptly when the need Is recog-nized. A complete list of all of theactivities that are currently underway, and the extent of the participa-tion in them, would be amazing tomost people. Good Health in War-time Courses in first aid have a greatappeal. Many thousands of tele-phone women have taken the stand- phone women are already puttingtheir training to use in various impor-tant ways to assist themselves, mem-bers of their families, and the victimsof accidents.* A healthy America is a strongAmerica. The truth of this—thetremendous importance of goodhealth to the individual in gettingthe most out of life, and to the na-tion in its drive for victory—is knownto telephone women in every section
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The cake which the girls in this group made and are about to enjoy marksthe conclusion of a course they have taken together ard Red Cross course during the pastyear from women employees qualifiedas first aid instructors, and thousandsmore are now receiving this training.First aid training has a recognizedvalue in the proper initial treatmentof injuries, and also in promotingsafety consciousness among those whoreceive the training. The knowledgethus acquired will be useful not onlyin the event of war-caused casualties.Evidence is accumulating that tele- of the country. Health activitieshave been popular among the girls formany years. Back in 1925 the BellSystems General Health Coursefor Women was launched. Revi-sions have been made from time totime, and now the current courseHealth—Appearance—Personalityemphasizes present-day health con-cepts and the accent on health in con- * See First Aid Training in the Bell System.Magazine, November, 1942. 1943 Telephoiie Women s War-Time Off-d

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