Identifier: independen89v90newy (find matches)
Title: The Independent
Year: 1849 (1840s)
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Publisher: New York : S.W. Benedict
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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ts any-where, but if our friend will go outamong his friends and start the fund,The Advocate will gladly contributeand do its part in making the effort asuccess. A noteworthy activity at Colum-bia is the publication by the Intel-ligence and Publicity Bureau of aDirectory of Service, this being theninth of a series named ColumbiaWar Papers. Practical help is givenin the directory to people anxious tolearn how their services can best be usedby the nation, and even the position ofchildren of school age is discussed. Theconsensus of opinion seems to indicatethat children of school age can best aid.by continuing their education, tho theycan profitably spend their summer inindustrial occupations. . . . Boys be-tween the ages of fifteen and nineteencan find employment on farms thissummer; 2,000,000 are wanted. Vari-ous organizations are at present enlist-ing boys who wish to help in this way.Copies of the pamphlet may be ob-tained at cost from the University. May 19, 1917 THE INDEPENDENT 337
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MP? ,\ * fit Wins 7 fortunes-each in a different business A millionaire in seven different businesses ! The Institute collects, classifies and transmits to you This is the remarkable record of Hon. William ^ru the Modern Business Course and Service the best .„,,,, ,-c , thought and practice in modern business. It gives you a A. Clark, who began life as a poor country boy. thor£ and soFund training in the fundamental principles He has made huge fortunesin seven distinct underlying all departments of business —it gives you a field3-mining, finance, sugar, coffee, manufac- knowledge that can otherwise be obtained only by many -.« . . j m j- years of experience—if at all. turing, cattle-raising and railroading. r What enabled Senator Clark to master seven Advisory Council Complex businesses ? Business and educational authority of the highest stand- -- , ,.(. j i t ic mg is represented in the Advisory Council of the Institute. Most men struggle a life-time and only half Thsis Co£n

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