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

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Dunphy, Harold Morse, 1882-1949

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Contents

1. 1.ONE THOUSAND WAYS TO MAKE A LIVING OR AN ENCYCLOPÆDIA OF PLANS TO MAKE MONEY
2. 2.IMPORTANT PUBLISHER’S ANNOUNCEMENT
3. 3.PREFACE
4. 4.THE WAY TO WEALTH — The Way To Wealth
5. 5.SELF-PROTECTION AGAINST FRAUDULENT SCHEMES AND WILDCAT INVESTMENTS — List of Questions to Submit
6. 6.PLAN No. 1. WEAVING BASKETS FOR FERNS
7. 7.PLAN No. 2. PROFESSIONAL HOSTESS
8. 8.PLAN No. 3. A TEACHER TURNS CHAUFFEUR
9. 9.PLAN No. 4. PAID READING MATTER FOR NEWSPAPERS
10. 10.PLAN No. 5. VACANT LOTS KEPT CLEAN
11. 11.PLAN No. 6. MINT CULTURE
12. 12.PLAN No. 7. CLIPPING COLLECTION
13. 13.PLAN No. 8. A ONE-COW DAIRY
14. 14.PLAN No. 9. WRITING BUSINESS LETTERS
15. 15.PLAN No. 10. WINDOW-CARD SUGGESTIONS
16. 16.PLAN No. 11. STARTING A GINGHAM SHOP
17. 17.PLAN No. 12. CROCHETING DOLL CLOTHES
18. 18.PLAN No. 13. MAKING READY-TO-WEAR APRONS
19. 19.PLAN No. 14. MAKING CANVAS GLOVES
20. 20.PLAN No. 15. SPATS FOR COLLEGE GIRLS
21. 21.PLAN No. 16. A CHILDREN’S 5c PLAY GROUND
22. 22.PLAN No. 17. CO-OPERATIVE COOKING
23. 23.PLAN No. 18. STARTING A TEA ROOM
24. 24.PLAN No. 19. BREAD AND CAKE BAKING
25. 25.PLAN No. 20. PENCIL SHARPENING MACHINE FREE
26. 26.PLAN No. 21. $5,000 A YEAR FROM 8 1 ⁄ 2 ACRES
27. 27.PLAN No. 22. POLITICAL MANUAL
28. 28.PLAN No. 23. THEATRE-GOERS’ WEEKLY
29. 29.PLAN No. 24. SPRAYING FRUIT AND SHADE TREES
30. 30.PLAN No. 25. HOME LUNCH DELIVERY
31. 31.PLAN No. 26. REPAIRING LAWN MOWERS
32. 32.PLAN No. 27. THE INKLESS PEN
33. 33.PLAN No. 28. OLD BARN MAKES $600 A YEAR
34. 34.PLAN No. 29. BAKING FRUIT CAKE TO SELL
35. 35.PLAN No. 30. LAWYER MAKES MUNICIPAL COLLECTIONS
36. 36.PLAN No. 31. BRIEF-WRITING FOR LAWYERS
37. 37.PLAN No. 32. RENTING WATER FILTERS
38. 38.PLAN No. 33. CLIPS PERSONAL NOTICES FROM NEWSPAPER
39. 39.PLAN No. 34. PUBLISHING A COOK BOOK
40. 40.PLAN No. 35. GOOD SAFETY RAZORS FOR 25 CENTS
41. 41.PLAN No. 36. LISTS OF NAMES FOR ADVERTISERS
42. 42.PLAN No. 37. AUTO INSPECTION SERVICE
43. 43.PLAN No. 38. A 5c AND 10c GROCERY STORE
44. 44.PLAN No. 39. STORING SCREENS
45. 45.PLAN No. 40. BUTTON-HOLE MAKING
46. 46.PLAN No. 41. TYPEWRITING AT HOME
47. 47.PLAN No. 42. RAISING ANGORA CATS
48. 48.PLAN No. 43. MANAGEMENT OF SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
49. 49.PLAN No. 44. NEW WAY TO SELL SHEET MUSIC
50. 50.PLAN No. 45. SUPPLYING CLEAN TOWELS
51. 51.PLAN No. 46. TAKING CHILDREN’S PICTURES
52. 52.PLAN No. 47. TAUGHT CARE OF THE HAIR
53. 53.PLAN No. 48. MAKING HARNESS DRESSING
54. 54.PLAN No. 49. BOOK THAT COSTS NOTHING SELLS FOR 98 CENTS
55. 55.PLAN No. 50. TYPEWRITING SHORT STORIES BY MAIL
56. 56.PLAN No. 51. OPENING A GIFT SHOP
57. 57.PLAN No. 52. COUPONS TO AID SALES
58. 58.PLAN No. 53. WOMAN PACKS TRUNKS
59. 59.PLAN No. 54. VEGETABLES BY PARCEL POST
60. 60.PLAN No. 55. FARMERS’ SUPPLY BUREAU
61. 61.PLAN No. 56. A SUPERB TABLE RELISH
62. 62.PLAN No. 57. MONEY FROM A STEREO CAMERA
63. 63.PLAN No. 58. A RENTING BULLETIN
64. 64.PLAN No. 59. MAKING HENS LAY IN WINTER
65. 65.PLAN No. 60. MAKING POLISHING CLOTHS
66. 66.PLAN No. 61. SELLING LISTS OF NAMES
67. 67.PLAN No. 62. THE PROFESSIONAL MAN SHOPPER
68. 68.PLAN No. 63. A THERMOMETER PLAN THAT PAID
69. 69.PLAN No. 64. LETTUCE GROWING, $100,000 A YEAR
70. 70.PLAN No. 65. A FUTURE IN SALAD DRESSING
71. 71.PLAN No. 66. COUNTRY PAPER ADVERTISING
72. 72.PLAN No. 67. WORKED HER WAY THROUGH COLLEGE
73. 73.PLAN No. 68. $4,800 FOR FIVE CALVES
74. 74.PLAN No. 69. NIGHT PATROLMAN IN SMALL TOWN
75. 75.PLAN No. 70. HE RAISED DUCKS AND GEESE
76. 76.PLAN No. 71. COLLECTION AGENCY
77. 77.PLAN No. 72. MAKING AND SELLING RAG RUGS
78. 78.PLAN No. 73. PHOTOS AT 39 CENTS A DOZEN
79. 79.PLAN No. 74. REAL “FRESH ROASTED COFFEE”
80. 80.PLAN No. 75. COLLEGE LAUNDRY AGENCY
81. 81.PLAN No. 76. CO-OPERATIVE STORE
82. 82.PLAN No. 77. STARTING A HOSPITAL IN A SMALL TOWN
83. 83.PLAN No. 78. MAKING A SODA FOUNTAIN PAY
84. 84.PLAN No. 79. MOTION PICTURE THEATERS
85. 85.PLAN No. 80. FROM CLERK TO SUPERINTENDENT
86. 86.PLAN No. 81. MAKING OVER OLD HOUSES
87. 87.PLAN No. 82. CULTIVATING OTHER PEOPLE’S BACK YARDS
88. 88.PLAN No. 83. FROM CLERK TO HYDRAULIC ENGINEER
89. 89.PLAN No. 84. PROGRAMS FOR “MOVIE” THEATERS
90. 90.PLAN No. 85. MESSENGER SERVICE
91. 91.PLAN No. 86. WATCH FOBS FOR 5 CENTS EACH AT COLLEGE
92. 92.PLAN No. 87. STARTED SHORTHAND SCHOOL
93. 93.PLAN No. 88. OPENING A MENDING SHOP
94. 94.PLAN No. 89. HOME WALL-PAPER AGENCY
95. 95.PLAN No. 90. CATERING FOR LODGE PEOPLE
96. 96.PLAN No. 91. GROWING MUSHROOMS
97. 97.PLAN No. 92. BASKET MAKING
98. 98.PLAN No. 93. POTATO CHIPS AND DOUGHNUTS
99. 99.PLAN No. 94. POULTRY RAISING FOR A BOY
100. 100.PLAN No. 95. WATCH INSURANCE
101. 101.PLAN No. 96. COLLECTING OLD WITNESS FEES
102. 102.PLAN No. 97. DOUBLING THE BUSINESS OF HOTELS
103. 103.PLAN No. 98. A CHURCH PAPER
104. 104.PLAN No. 99. PHOTOGRAPHING ANIMALS FOR SALE
105. 105.MONEY-MAKING PLANS FOR WOMEN — PLAN No. 100. HOME-MADE STICK CANDY — PLAN No. 101. HOME-MADE TAFFY CANDY — PLAN No. 102. HOME-MADE MAPLE CREAM CANDY — PLAN No. 103. HOME-MADE PEANUT CRISP — PLAN No. 104. EXTRACTING ATTAR OF ROSES, ETC. — PLAN No. 105. A CHEAP HOME-MADE COLOGNE — PLAN No. 106. MAKING ROSE JARS — PLAN No. 107. MAKING ALMOND PASTE
106. 106.PLAN No. 108. HOME WORK THAT PAYS
107. 107.PLAN No. 109. SHARP SAWS FOR BUTCHERS
108. 108.PLAN No. 110. SELLING FLAGS BY MAIL
109. 109.PLAN No. 111. FREE MOVIES FOR CHILDREN
110. 110.PLAN No. 112. LIVE ALLIGATORS FOR BOY AGENTS
111. 111.PLAN No. 113. DESK ROOM IN A CITY OFFICE
112. 112.PLAN No. 114. READY-TO-MAKE DRESSES, ETC.
113. 113.PLAN No. 115. BECAME A SECRETARY-BY-MAIL
114. 114.PLAN No. 116. FREE MOTION-PICTURE TICKETS
115. 115.PLAN No. 117. SWEET POTATO SLIPS BY MAIL
116. 116.PLAN No. 119. ELECTROTYPES FOR COUNTRY MERCHANTS
117. 117.PLAN No. 120. GREASE AND OIL REMOVER
118. 118.PLAN No. 121. DINNERS FROM COUNTRY BY PARCEL POST
119. 119.PLAN No. 122. LUNCHES FOR FACTORY WORKERS
120. 120.PLAN No. 123. A CURRANT FARM
121. 121.PLAN No. 124. SHOPPING FOR FRIENDS
122. 122.PLAN No. 125. THE MILK DIET — PLAN No. 126. COURSE No. 1. THE BUTTERMILK DIET — PLAN No. 127. THE MILK DIET
123. 123.PLAN No. 127B. MAKING ORCHARD AND GARDEN PAY — PLAN No. 128. PICKLED PEACHES AND PEARS — PLAN No. 129. PICKLED APPLES — PLAN No. 130. PICKLED CHERRIES — PLAN No. 131. PICKLED PLUMS — PLAN No. 132. SWEET CUCUMBER PICKLES — PLAN No. 133. INDIAN CHUTNEY MAKE — PLAN No. 134. SPICED CURRANTS — PLAN No. 135. TOMATO PRESERVES — PLAN No. 136. CRAB APPLE JELLY
124. 124.PLAN No. 137. GLASS POLISHING PASTE
125. 125.PLAN No. 138. HAIR DRESSING AS A PROFESSION
126. 126.PLAN No. 139. CLIPPING BUREAU
127. 127.HOW A WIFE HELPED HER HUSBAND — PLAN No. 140. STARTED A HOME STORE — PLAN No. 141. HAS A FLOWER BED — PLAN No. 142. HOME-MADE CHRISTMAS GIFTS — PLAN No. 143. HOME-MADE LACE — PLAN No. 144. SCHOOL CHILDREN’S NEEDS
128. 128.PLAN No. 145. ARTIFICIAL MAPLE SYRUP
129. 129.PLAN No. 146. CARBOLIC FACE CREAM
130. 130.PLAN No. 147. WOMAN DRESS AND STYLE ADVISER
131. 131.PLAN No. 148. NURSES’ BUREAU
132. 132.PLAN No. 149. DRESS-CUTTING SCHOOL
133. 133.PLAN No. 150. ETIQUETTE AND DANCING SCHOOL
134. 134.PLAN No. 151. WOMAN’S EXCHANGE
135. 135.PLAN No. 152. SHOPPING AS A PROFESSION
136. 136.PLAN No. 153. DRUGLESS TREATMENT FOR CONSTIPATION
137. 137.PLAN No. 154. RAISE A FEW SHEEP
138. 138.PLAN No. 155. MAKING COZY CORNERS
139. 139.PLAN No. 156. BRIEFING THE BRIEFS
140. 140.PLAN No. 157. MAGAZINE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
141. 141.PLAN No. 158. MADE MONEY FROM MENDING
142. 142.PLAN No. 159. BEAUTY BAGS FREE
143. 143.PLAN No. 160. DUSTLESS DUSTERS
144. 144.PLAN No. 161. COPYING PAD
145. 145.PLAN No. 162. CLEANING COMPOUND POWDER
146. 146.PLAN No. 163. SEWING LESSONS FOR CHILDREN
147. 147.PLAN No. 164. CUCUMBER CULTURE
148. 148.PLAN No. 165. PALMISTRY BY MAIL
149. 149.PLAN No. 166. STARTING A WEEKLY PAPER
150. 150.PLAN No. 167. MARKETING A PREPARATION
151. 151.PLAN No. 168. DEALING IN NUT MEATS
152. 152.PLAN No. 169. STARTED A LUNCHEON CLUB
153. 153.PLAN No. 170. TWO SISTERS SOLD SPECTACLES
154. 154.PLAN No. 171. KEEPING BROOD SOWS
155. 155.PLAN No. 172. FARM WOMAN’S WAYS OF MAKING MONEY — PLAN No. 173. HOME-MADE CHRISTMAS CANDY — PLAN No. 174. GROWING TOMATO PLANTS — PLAN No. 175. BAKING FOR BUSY PEOPLE — PLAN No. 176. TAKING ORDERS FOR DRESS GOODS — PLAN No. 177. TAKING ORDERS FOR EXTRACTS — PLAN No. 178. PICKING CRANBERRIES ON SHARES — PLAN No. 179. GATHERING CHESTNUTS — PLAN No. 180. PLAYS, AND TEACHES PIANO PUPILS — PLAN No. 181. PRESERVES FLAGROOT — PLAN No. 182. MAKING AND SELLING MAY BASKETS — PLAN No. 183. RAISING AND SELLING POULTRY
156. 156.PLAN No. 184. MONEY-MAKING FOR WOMEN — PLAN No. 185. CROCHET AND OTHER PATTERNS — PLAN No. 186. HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS, CUFFS, ETC. — PLAN No. 187. ANNUAL SALES IN PARLOR AND HALL
157. 157.PLAN No. 188. OPENED A BEAUTY PARLOR
158. 158.PLAN No. 189. MADE A HAND LAUNDRY PAY
159. 159.PLAN No. 190. MAKING INKS AND MUCILAGE
160. 160.PLAN No. 191. NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT
161. 161.PLAN No. 192. AN EXCHANGE MART
162. 162.PLAN No. 193. AUTO AND CARRIAGE POLISH
163. 163.PLAN No. 194. SINGING SONGS THROUGH A MEGAPHONE
164. 164.PLAN No. 195. A SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY
165. 165.PLAN No. 196. PUBLISHING PROGRAMS
166. 166.PLAN No. 197. CHURCH POST CARDS
167. 167.PLAN No. 198. MAKING SACHET POWDERS PAYS WOMAN’S COLLEGE EXPENSES
168. 168.PLAN No. 199. MAKING CARPET CLEANER
169. 169.PLAN No. 200. THEY PICKED BERRIES
170. 170.PLAN No. 201. WROTE A CHURCH HISTORY
171. 171.PLAN No. 202. A LIQUID GLYCERINE SOAP
172. 172.PLAN No. 203. MAKING AIR PENCILS
173. 173.PLAN No. 204. PROFIT FROM AN AIR-PENCIL
174. 174.PLAN No. 205. A HOME-MADE WATER FILTER
175. 175.PLAN No. 206. CONDENSED MILK
176. 176.PLAN No. 207. A NEWSPAPER MAN’S PLAN
177. 177.PLAN No. 208. PERFUMED BAGS FOR THE BATH
178. 178.PLAN No. 209. VINEGAR MADE PROM STRAWBERRIES
179. 179.PLAN No. 210. CANNED FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
180. 180.PLAN No. 211. PICKLES AND RELISHES PRESERVED
181. 181.PLAN No. 212. HER POULTRY PLAN
182. 182.PLAN No. 213. SELLS FLOWERS AND GARDEN SEEDS
183. 183.PLAN No. 214. BEE-KEEPING
184. 184.PLAN No. 215. PICKLED PLUMS
185. 185.PLAN No. 216. HOME-MADE FIRELESS COOKERS
186. 186.PLAN No. 217. CIVIL SERVICE AS A CAREER — Scope of the Civil Service Law — The Government a Large Employer — Character of Examinations — Number and Diversity of Examinations Held — Definite Information Concerning Pending Examinations — Mechanical Trades Positions — Physical Requirements — Preference in Appointment — Restoration to Eligible Registers — Reinstatement in Civil Service of Men Who Left to Bear Arms — Some Men Who Have Made Good — Partial List of Examinations Held for the Federal Civil Service
187. 187.PLAN No. 218. WAYSIDE TEA HOUSE
188. 188.PLAN No. 219. ILLUSTRATED POULTRY PRIMER — Selecting the Breed — The General-Purpose Breeds — The Egg Breeds — The Meat Breeds — Breeding — Artificial and Natural Incubation and Brooding — Poultry Houses and Fixtures — Trap Nests — Feeding for Egg Production — Marketing the Product — Caponizing — Lice and Mites — Common Diseases and Treatment — Nine Essential Features for Profitable Poultry Keeping
189. 189.PLAN No. 221. RAISING CANARIES
190. 190.PLAN No. 222. LAUNDERING LINGERIE
191. 191.PLAN No. 223. SMALL-TOWN MANICURING
192. 192.PLAN No. 224. SHAMPOOING AND HAIR DRESSING
193. 193.PLAN No. 225. MARKETING EGGS BY PARCEL POST — Summary of Results of Experimental Shipments — The Eggs — Preserving Eggs in Water Glass — Containers — Information Relative to Securing Containers — Packing Eggs for Shipment — Weight of Egg Parcels — Shipping Eggs for Hatching Purposes — Supplies for Shippers — Economical Size of Parcels — Wrapping and Addressing Parcels — Inclosures — Unpacking Eggs When Received — Returning Empty Containers — Method of Bringing Producer and Consumer Together — Fixing Fair Prices — Contracts or Agreements Between Producer and Consumer — Parcel Post Zones — Measurement Limits for Parcel-Post Mail Matter — Receipt, Insuring and C. O. D. — Practicability and Utility of the Parcel Post in Egg Marketing — Disadvantages or Difficulties in Marketing Eggs by Parcel Post — Direct Marketing of Larger Quantities of Eggs Than Private Families Require — Opportunity of Extension of Parcel-Post Marketing to Other Products — Summary — Publications of the Department of Agriculture of Interest to Poultry Raisers
194. 194.PLAN No. 226. DRESSING CHRISTMAS DOLLS
195. 195.PLAN No. 227. PAPER COVERS FOR SCHOOL BOOKS ASSIST IN PUTTING MAN THROUGH COLLEGE
196. 196.PLAN No. 228. MAKING PAN-LIFTERS
197. 197.PLAN No. 229. MONEY IN WINTER BULBS
198. 198.PLAN No. 230. SELLING HICKORY NUTS
199. 199.PLAN No. 231. THUMBLESS MITTENS FOR CHILDREN
200. 200.PLAN No. 232. TAILORED HATS
201. 201.PLAN No. 233. SELLING POTTED PLANTS
202. 202.PLAN No. 234. BASKET MAKING
203. 203.PLAN No. 235. GROWING MUSHROOMS
204. 204.PLAN No. 236. LUNCHES FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN
205. 205.PLAN No. 237. DESICCATED VEGETABLES
206. 206.PLAN No. 238. A PROFITABLE ADVERTISING PLAN
207. 207.PLAN No. 239. BACKYARD POULTRY KEEPING — Advantages of Home Poultry — Overcoming Objections to Keeping Poultry in the City — Kind of Fowls to Keep — Size of Flock — Procuring Stock — Housing — The Yard — Feeding — Lice and Mites — Hatching and Raising Chicks — Culling the Hens — Preserving Eggs — Practical Pointers — Publications of the United States Department of Agriculture Relating to the Care of Poultry — For Sale by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C.
208. 208.PLAN No. 240. CAPONS AND CAPONIZING — Description and Characteristics of the Capon — Selection of Breeds — Time to Caponize — Caponizing Instruments — The Operation of Caponizing — Methods of Holding the Fowl — Details of the Operation — Losses Due to Caponizing — Slips — Care of Fowls After the Operation — Feeding Capons — Killing and Dressing Capons for Market — Killing — Picking — Drawing — Cooling and Packing — Profits
209. 209.PLAN No. 241. LIQUID CARPET CLEANER
210. 210.PLAN No. 242. A WHITE SHOE DRESSING
211. 211.PLAN No. 243. A TRAVELING TYPIST
212. 212.PLAN No. 244. MAKING HENS LAY ALL THE YEAR
213. 213.PLAN No. 245. HOW TO MAKE COTTAGE CHEESE ON THE FARM — A Desirable Food Easily Prepared — Quality and Its Requisites — Good Skim Milk Necessary — Cleanliness of Utensils — A Simple Way to Make Small Quantities for Home Use — The Use of Starters — Commercial Starters — Homemade Starters — Pasteurization — Making the Cheese on a Larger Scale — Setting — Cutting, Heating, and Stirring — Draining — Salting — Making the Cheese with Rennet or Pepsin — Adding Cream and Peppers — Yield of Cheese — Marketing the Product — Equipment for Making Cottage Cheese — Summary of Ordinary Process — Summary of Rennet or Pepsin Process
214. 214.PLAN No. 246. MARKETING BUTTER AND CHEESE BY PARCEL POST — Experimental Parcel-Post Shipments of Butter — Quality and Condition of Butter — Preparation of Butter for Parcel-Post Shipping — Shipping Containers for Butter — Examples of Successful Marketing of Butter by Parcel Post — Essentials for Success in Marketing Butter by Parcel Post — Varieties and Styles of Cheese — The Packaging of Cheese for Parcel-Post Shipping — Addressing and Mailing Parcel-Post Packages — Postal Requirements
215. 215.PLAN No. 247. MADE SHIRTS FOR MEN
216. 216.PLAN No. 248. SECRET OF SHOWING SAMPLES—COMPANY AGENT BECOMES A WELCOME SALESMAN
217. 217.PLAN No. 249. ASSIST MUSICAL COMPOSERS
218. 218.PLAN No. 250. HONING RAZORS BY MAIL
219. 219.PLAN No. 251. SUCCESSFUL SALE, YET DIDN’T ADVERTISE
220. 220.PLAN No. 252. LOCAL VIEW CALENDERS
221. 221.PLAN No. 253. AMATEUR PRINTER AND HAND PRESS
222. 222.PLAN No. 254. MAKING CUSHIONS, PILLOWS, ETC.
223. 223.PLAN No. 255. BATHROOM EXCLUSIVELY FOR WOMEN
224. 224.PLAN No. 256. THE GUINEA FOWL — Demand for Guinea Fowl in the United States — Price of Guinea Fowl — Breeding Stock and Eggs for Hatching — Varieties of Guinea Fowl — Distinguishing Sex — Breeding — Guinea Eggs — Laying — Gathering the Eggs — Incubation — Artificial Incubation and Brooding — Natural Brooding of Guinea Chicks — Lice — Feeding — Roosting — Marketing
225. 225.PLAN No. 257. SOUVENIR POST CARDS
226. 226.PLAN No. 258. NOVEL CANVASSING METHOD
227. 227.PLAN No. 259. A CIRCULATING LIBRARY IN SMALL TOWN
228. 228.PLAN No. 260. A NEW WAY TO SELL MEMORIALS
229. 229.PLAN No. 261. GROWING AND SELLING POTTED PLANTS
230. 230.PLAN No. 262. MONEY FROM GEESE
231. 231.PLAN No. 263. STARTED WITH THE LIBRARY COLUMN IN NEWSPAPER
232. 232.PLAN No. 264. CANNING FOR CITY PEOPLE
233. 233.PLAN No. 265. “LANDSCAPING” CITY LOTS
234. 234.PLAN No. 266. BOSSING OTHER PEOPLE’S GARDENS, OR GARDEN MANAGEMENT
235. 235.PLAN No. 267. REPAIRING LAWN MOWERS
236. 236.PLAN No. 268. MONEY FROM SMALL LUNCHES
237. 237.PLAN No. 269. A NOVEL LUNCH PLAN
238. 238.PLAN No. 270. OLD STREET-CAR BECOMES DINING ROOM
239. 239.PLAN No. 271. FRUIT PRESERVED AND MARKETED BY A WOMAN
240. 240.PLAN No. 272. A WOMAN LANDSCAPE ARTIST ASSISTED AN ARCHITECT
241. 241.PLAN No. 273. A WOMAN MADE HUCKLEBERRY PIE
242. 242.PLAN No. 274. LITTLE GIRLS’ COOKING SCHOOL
243. 243.PLAN No. 275. GIRLS’ SEWING SCHOOL
244. 244.PLAN No. 276. A HOME STORE
245. 245.PLAN No. 277. COLLECTING AND SELLING NAMES
246. 246.PLAN No. 278. A MAILING BUREAU
247. 247.PLAN No. 279. CARDBOARD KITCHEN LIST
248. 248.PLAN No. 280. THE CITY HOME GARDEN — Type and Location of the City Garden — Preparation of the Soil — Use of Ashes on Garden Soils — Liming Garden Soils — Use of Manure on Garden Land — Commercial Fertilizers — Tools — Seeds — Starting Early Plants — Planting Zones — General Care of the Garden — Holding Moisture — Watering — Diseases and Insects — Crops for the City Home Garden — Beans — Root Crops — Tomatoes — Sweet Peppers — Eggplant — Okra, or Gumbo — Onions — Cabbage Group — Salad Plants — Vegetables That Require Considerable Space in the Garden
249. 249.PLAN No. 281. MAKING CLOTHING FIREPROOF
250. 250.PLAN No. 282. MAKING PULLETS PAY
251. 251.PLAN No. 283. PUMPKINS IN POWDER FORM
252. 252.PLAN No. 284. MONEY IN HORSE-RADISH
253. 253.PLAN No. 285. PROFITABLE PLAIN SEWING
254. 254.PLAN No. 286. PICKLING DANDELIONS
255. 255.PLAN No. 287. PLANTING ENDIVE FOR PICKLING
256. 256.PLAN No. 288. EARLY CUCUMBERS
257. 257.PLAN No. 289. RAISING SWEET PEAS
258. 258.PLAN No. 290. A NOTION STORE AT HOME
259. 259.PLAN No. 291. MAKING COTTAGE CHEESE
260. 260.PLAN No. 292. DEVELOPING AND PRINTING PHOTOGRAPHS
261. 261.PLAN No. 293. “CITRONETTE” CUCUMBERS
262. 262.PLAN No. 294. CANNING VEGETABLES, ETC.
263. 263.PLAN No. 295. SMALL-TOWN CATERING
264. 264.PLAN No. 296. PERFUME FOR A SICK ROOM
265. 265.PLAN No. 297. RAISING CAPONS
266. 266.PLAN No. 298. A LOSING GROCERY BUSINESS MADE A SUCCESS
267. 267.PLAN No. 299. BRINGING WOMEN TO A STORE
268. 268.PLAN No. 300. A TRAVELING GROCERY
269. 269.PLAN No. 301. SALES MANAGER BECOMES REALTY OWNER
270. 270.PLAN No. 302. HOT SOUPS FOR BUSINESS GIRLS
271. 271.PLAN No. 303. BREAD AND CAKE BAKING SOLD TO WOMAN EXCHANGE
272. 272.PLAN No. 304. MAKING USE OF SURPLUS APPLES
273. 273.PLAN No. 305. SELLING EGGS AT A HIGH PRICE
274. 274.PLAN No. 306. FREE RECIPE BOOKS TO FARMERS
275. 275.PLAN No. 307. TRUST PLAN WORKED LOCALLY
276. 276.PLAN No. 308. ICE WOOL SHAWLS BY PARCEL POST
277. 277.PLAN No. 309. CIGARS FOR FARMERS
278. 278.PLAN No. 310. A NEW TRUST PLAN
279. 279.PLAN No. 311. A GOOD COUPON IDEA
280. 280.PLAN No. 312. SELL GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS BY PARCEL POST
281. 281.PLAN No. 313. MEDICAL VEGETABLE GARDEN
282. 282.PLAN No. 314. IMPROVING A MARKET
283. 283.PLAN No. 315. BOOSTED HUBBY’S BAKERY
284. 284.PLAN No. 316. MAKING STOCKING PATTERNS
285. 285.PLAN No. 317. A RHUBARB BED THAT PAID
286. 286.PLAN No. 318. PUREBRED POULTRY
287. 287.PLAN No. 319. SORTING AND SELLING
288. 288.PLAN No. 321. DUSTLESS DUSTERS AND OIL MOPS
289. 289.PLAN No. 322. WHAT A BUSY COUNTRY GIRL DID
290. 290.PLAN No. 323. A WIFE WHO BOUGHT A STORE
291. 291.PLAN No. 324. CLEANED AND REPAIRED CISTERNS
292. 292.PLAN No. 325. GREASE-ERADICATING TABLETS
293. 293.PLAN No. 326. A SOCIAL REGISTER
294. 294.PLAN No. 327. CHARACTER READING FROM PHOTOGRAPHS
295. 295.PLAN No. 328. SELLING ICE CREAM, BANANAS, ETC., IN THE COUNTRY
296. 296.Home-made Candy Making That Paid — PLAN No. 329. MOLASSES CANDY — PLAN No. 330. PEPPERMINT CREAMS — PLAN No. 331. CHOCOLATE CARAMELS — PLAN No. 332. A FINE NUT CANDY — PLAN No. 333. FIG PASTE — PLAN No. 334. SUPERB CHEWING GUM — PLAN No. 335. SPRUCE CHEWING GUM
297. 297.PLAN No. 337. DISTRIBUTING CIRCULARS
298. 298.PLAN No. 338. GENERAL HOUSE-REPAIRING
299. 299.PLAN No. 339. BUYING OLD BARRELS
300. 300.PLAN No. 340. SELLING POPPED WILD RICE
301. 301.PLAN No. 341. RENEWING TYPEWRITER RIBBONS
302. 302.PLAN No. 342. RAN A PADDLE-WHEEL
303. 303.PLAN No. 343. MONEY IN POTATO CHIPS
304. 304.PLAN No. 344. BLIND MAN MAKES MONEY
305. 305.PLAN No. 346. SUPPLYING HOUSE NUMBERS
306. 306.PLAN No. 347. POST CARD SERIES
307. 307.PLAN No. 348. GETTING MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS BY MAIL
308. 308.PLAN No. 349. MAKING RUBBER STAMPS
309. 309.PLAN No. 350. PICTURE FRAMING
310. 310.PLAN No. 351. SELLING POPCORN
311. 311.PLAN No. 352. DRESSING FOR CARRIAGE OR AUTOMOBILE TOPS
312. 312.PLAN No. 353. OPENED A NEWS DEPOT
313. 313.PLAN No. 355. HE SOLD BUTTERMILK
314. 314.PLAN No. 356. NEWSPAPER OBTAINED BUSINESS BY LONG DISTANCE PHONE
315. 315.PLAN No. 357. CLUB PLAN FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS
316. 316.PLAN No. 358. STREET CAR TIME CARD ON CLOCK
317. 317.PLAN No. 359. MAKING HAIR CHAINS
318. 318.PLAN No. 360. NEWSPAPER MAN OBTAINED BUSINESS WHEN SICK
319. 319.PLAN No. 361. EYE SPECIALIST
320. 320.PLAN No. 362. OUTSIDE HOUSE-CLEANING
321. 321.PLAN No. 363. ADVERTISING ON FLY PAPER
322. 322.PLAN No. 364. THE APPLES AND THE PARCEL POST
323. 323.PLAN No. 365. FROM CHINA PAINTING TO SAUSAGE MAKING
324. 324.PLAN No. 366. WHAT A TEACHER DID “ON THE SIDE”
325. 325.PLAN No. 367. MADE MONEY IN SALTED PEANUTS
326. 326.PLAN No. 368. SELLING POWDER WITH A PREMIUM
327. 327.PLAN No. 369. LAWYER WHO ATTENDS TO BUSINESS
328. 328.PLAN No. 370. WASHINGTON MAN GOES THROUGH EASTERN UNIVERSITY
329. 329.PLAN No. 371. THE WAY A BOY FROM INDIANA WENT THROUGH THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
330. 330.PLAN No. 372. A STUDENT’S WAY THROUGH COLLEGE
331. 331.PLAN No. 373. HE WENT THROUGH THE LAW COLLEGE AT WASHINGTON, D. C.
332. 332.PLAN No. 374. FARMER IN A MINING DISTRICT
333. 333.PLAN No. 375. AN INK THAT STANDS ALL TESTS
334. 334.PLAN No. 377. A CEMENT STICK THAT STICKS
335. 335.PLAN No. 378. ICELESS REFRIGERATOR
336. 336.PLAN No. 379. RAISING BELGIAN HARES
337. 337.PLAN No. 380. LIQUID GLASS—THREE IN ONE
338. 338.PLAN No. 381. SHARPENING RAZOR BLADES
339. 339.PLAN No. 382. FUMIGATING HEN-HOUSE STRIPS
340. 340.PLAN No. 383. SELLING LIMES BY MAIL
341. 341.PLAN No. 384. TRAINING SCHOOL FOR OFFICE BOYS
342. 342.PLAN No. 385. GAVE TALKING MACHINES AWAY
343. 343.PLAN No. 386. CIRCULATING MUSIC LIBRARY
344. 344.PLAN No. 387. “KNOCK-DOWN” PICTURE FRAMES
345. 345.PLAN No. 388. SANITARY HANDKERCHIEFS
346. 346.PLAN No. 389. A PARCEL-POST EXCHANGE
347. 347.PLAN No. 390. GROUP-CIRCULARIZING
348. 348.PLAN No. 391. MADE COMMON PICTURES LOOK LIKE OIL PAINTINGS
349. 349.PLAN No. 392. SOLD ANOTHER MAN’S SOAP
350. 350.PLAN No. 393. MAKING RAISED-LETTER SIGNS
351. 351.PLAN No. 394. MONEY IN CEREAL COFFEE
352. 352.PLAN No. 395. GIRL EARNED A COLLEGE EDUCATION
353. 353.PLAN No. 396. WOMAN OBTAINS MUSICAL EDUCATION ON $45
354. 354.PLAN No. 397. A WOMAN GETS AN EDUCATION AND $500
355. 355.PLAN No. 398. RAISING GOLD FISH
356. 356.PLAN No. 399. WOMAN GRADUATED WITH $400 DEBTS PAID
357. 357.PLAN No. 400. TAUGHT DANCING IN SPARE TIME
358. 358.PLAN No. 401. MONEY IN TOY BALLOONS
359. 359.PLAN No. 402. MOTION PICTURES IN SMALL TOWN CHURCHES
360. 360.PLAN No. 403. A CHAFING DISH ANNEX
361. 361.PLAN No. 404. CRYSTALLIZED FRUITS AND NUTS
362. 362.PLAN No. 405. SHELLING AND SELLING NUTS
363. 363.PLAN No. 406. SPIT-FIRE BOTTLE
364. 364.PLAN No. 407. HOME SCENES FOR CALENDARS
365. 365.PLAN No. 409. A MEDICAL GARDEN
366. 366.PLAN No. 411. SILVER FOX SKINS
367. 367.PLAN No. 412. PERCENTAGE COLLECTIONS
368. 368.PLAN No. 413. COLLECTING ON A SALARY
369. 369.PLAN No. 414. RAISING PANSIES FOR THE MARKET
370. 370.PLAN No. 415. MEMBERSHIP COLLECTION AGENCY
371. 371.PLAN No. 416. RAISED RHUBARB IN HER CELLAR
372. 372.PLAN No. 417. CABBAGE AND TOMATO PLANTS
373. 373.PLAN No. 418. SWEET POTATO PLANTS
374. 374.PLAN No. 419. MADE APPLE BUTTER
375. 375.PLAN No. 420. ATTORNEY TOOK EQUITIES FOR $400 FEE AND MADE $7,875
376. 376.PLAN No. 421. ADS. IN COUNTRY WEEKLIES
377. 377.PLAN No. 422. SPECIAL DIRECTORIES IN “PATENT INSIDES”
378. 378.PLAN No. 423. BOOSTING HOME INDUSTRIES
379. 379.PLAN No. 424. COPYING ADDRESSES
380. 380.PLAN No. 425. ADS. ON BARBERS’ MIRRORS
381. 381.PLAN No. 426. MADE STOVE POLISH
382. 382.PLAN No. 427. PEANUT VENDING MACHINE
383. 383.PLAN No. 428. MAKING HOLIDAY AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS
384. 384.PLAN No. 429. KEEPING A FLOWER BED
385. 385.PLAN No. 430. REPRESENTING COUNTRY WEEKLIES
386. 386.PLAN No. 432. GATHERING OLD MAGAZINES FOR SALE
387. 387.PLAN No. 433. A HOT-BED FOR PLANTS
388. 388.PLAN No. 434. MARKETING EGGS, BUTTER AND MILK
389. 389.PLAN No. 435. A FARMER’S WIFE AND HER CHICKENS
390. 390.PLAN No. 436. JAMS AND JELLIES
391. 391.PLAN No. 438. KEEPING PIANO KEYS WHITE
392. 392.PLAN No. 439. MENDING BROKEN CHINA
393. 393.PLAN No. 441. PURE COUNTRY TOMATO SAUCE
394. 394.PLAN No. 447. A SIMPLE DANDELION DESTROYER
395. 395.PLAN No. 448. MADE FEATHER COMFORTERS
396. 396.PLAN No. 450. MAKING GAS MANTLES PAY
397. 397.PLAN No. 452. ONE GOOD SELLING PLAN
398. 398.PLAN No. 453. EARNED HIS WAY THROUGH COLLEGE
399. 399.PLAN No. 454. A COMMERCIAL ART BUREAU
400. 400.PLAN No. 455. A GOOD COLLECTION SYSTEM
401. 401.PLAN No. 456. MADE AND SOLD SHOES
402. 402.PLAN No. 457. SELLING HAIR TONIC
403. 403.PLAN No. 458. BOUGHT HIS BRIDE A BUNGALOW
404. 404.PLAN No. 459. SELLING WATCHES ON INSTALLMENTS
405. 405.PLAN No. 460. DID DISTRIBUTING
406. 406.PLAN No. 461. A SUCCESSFUL SELLING PLAN
407. 407.PLAN No. 462. COLLECTION AGENCY SOLICITING
408. 408.PLAN No. 463. OPENED A “SURPLUS” MARKET
409. 409.PLAN No. 464. BOOSTED HIS HOME TOWN BY BOOKLET
410. 410.PLAN No. 465. A HOME-INDUSTRY PAGE
411. 411.PLAN No. 466. REFRESHMENTS FOR SHOPPERS
412. 412.PLAN No. 467. LAW AND FARMING IN THE NORTHWEST
413. 413.PLAN No. 468. COLLECTING BRASS TEAKETTLES
414. 414.PLAN No. 469. TAKING ORDERS FOR WALL PAPER
415. 415.PLAN No. 471. TINSELLING POST CARDS
416. 416.PLAN No. 472. GETTING A START WITH INK POWDERS
417. 417.PLAN No. 473. BLUE INK POWDER
418. 418.PLAN No. 474. GREEN INK POWDER
419. 419.PLAN No. 475. RED INK POWDER
420. 420.HOW SEVEN BOYS EARNED MONEY — PLAN No. 476. CANCELED POSTAGE STAMPS — PLAN No. 477. BOUGHT A PRINTING PRESS — PLAN No. 478. PARLOR MAGIC — PLAN No. 479. DID SCROLL-SAW WORK — PLAN No. 480. A LEMONADE STAND — PLAN No. 481. DOING ODD JOBS — PLAN No. 482. COLLECTING OLD MAGAZINES FOR SALE
421. 421.SUGGESTIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING PLANS
422. 422.PLAN No. 484. LITTLE “TINKERING” JOBS
423. 423.PLAN No. 487. THE “HOKEY-POKEY” SUMMER SELLER
424. 424.PLAN No. 488. A SHOE POLISH IN POWDER FORM
425. 425.PLAN No. 490. METAL POLISHING BLOCKS
426. 426.PLAN No. 493. SOAP LEAVES FOR TRAVELERS’ USE
427. 427.PLAN No. 494. HAVING THE BUTTER YELLOW IN WINTER
428. 428.PLAN No. 495. REMOVING FOUL AIR FROM WELLS
429. 429.PLAN No. 496. A QUICK FATTENING FOR FOWLS
430. 430.PLAN No. 497. ARM AND BUST DEVELOPER
431. 431.PLAN No. 498. REMEDY FOR BRITTLE NAILS
432. 432.PLAN No. 499. BATH POWDER
433. 433.PLAN No. 500. SACHET POWDER
434. 434.PLAN No. 501. SIMPLE METHOD OF SILVER PLATING
435. 435.PLAN No. 502. STOVE POLISH THAT ENAMELS
436. 436.PLAN No. 503. BANISHING FLIES BY FUMIGATION
437. 437.PLAN No. 505. SALE PLAN FOR ALMOND CREAM
438. 438.PLAN No. 506. SOLD PREPARATION TO ERADICATE PERSPIRATION ODOR
439. 439.PLAN No. 507. SOLD PREPARATION TO PREVENT OR REMOVE SUNBURN
440. 440.PLAN No. 511. CHEMIST FOR U. S. SEE PLAN No. 217
441. 441.PLAN No. 513. “TELLING THEM HOW”
442. 442.PLAN No. 516. ROASTING EARS IN WINTER
443. 443.PLAN No. 517. A QUICK FIRE KINDLER
444. 444.PLAN No. 519. COPYING PATTERNS ON CLOTH
445. 445.PLAN No. 520. MAKING FURNITURE POLISH
446. 446.PLAN No. 521. FROM SHIPPING CLERK TO EMPLOYER
447. 447.PLAN No. 523. REFINISHING METHOD FOR FURNITURE REPAIRERS
448. 448.PLAN No. 524. HE JUST TRIMMED TREES
449. 449.PLAN No. 525. GEESE ON THE FARM
450. 450.PLAN No. 527. CASH REBATE CARDS
451. 451.PLAN No. 529. LOOKING UP OLD JUDGMENTS
452. 452.PLAN No. 530. A CATCH PHRASE CONTEST
453. 453.PLAN No. 531. CANVASSING PLAN
454. 454.PLAN No. 532. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING
455. 455.HOW SIX HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS MADE MONEY — PLAN No. 534. GOOD WHITE POLISHING POMADE — PLAN No. 535. A FIRST-CLASS FOOT POWDER — PLAN No. 536. A GOOD AND CHEAP HAIR DYE — PLAN No. 537. INSECT POWDER — PLAN No. 538. STARCH ENAMEL
456. 456.PLAN No. 539. A DIABETIC GARDEN
457. 457.PLAN No. 540. A NOVEL COLLECTION IDEA
458. 458.PLAN No. 541. COMPILED INDEX OF LEGAL FORMS
459. 459.PLAN No. 542. WROTE A BOOK ON SHOWCARD MAKING
460. 460.PLAN No. 543. LAWYER TRADES FOR 80-ACRE FARM
461. 461.PLAN No. 545. KEEPING EGGS FRESH FOR A YEAR
462. 462.PLAN No. 547. INCREASING THE SIZE OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
463. 463.PLAN No. 548. MAKING A SUBSTITUTE FOR EGGS
464. 464.PLAN No. 549. FATTENING HOGS ON HAY
465. 465.PLAN No. 550. MADE MONEY WITH VACUUM CLEANER
466. 466.PLAN No. 551. MADE AD. SOLICITING PAY
467. 467.PLAN No. 552. TEACHING SCENARIO WRITING
468. 468.PLAN No. 553. CHILDREN’S PHOTOGRAPH SPECIALIST
469. 469.PLAN No. 554. CONDENSING GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS
470. 470.PLAN No. 555. BUSINESS ADVISER
471. 471.PLAN No. 556. MEN’S APPAREL ADVISER
472. 472.PLAN No. 557. ONE-MAN SALES COMPANY
473. 473.PLAN No. 558. CANNING THE SURPLUS
474. 474.PLAN No. 559. SPECIALIZED IN FITTING CHILDREN’S SHOES
475. 475.PLAN No. 560. KNEW THE SECRET OF HOME CANNING
476. 476.PLAN No. 561. RAISING HOMING PIGEONS
477. 477.PLAN No. 562. RAISING SQUABS FOR PROFIT
478. 478.PLAN No. 563. REVISING MANUSCRIPTS
479. 479.PLAN No. 564. PUBLIC SCHOOL DIRECTORY
480. 480.PLAN No. 565. AN ADVERTISING SCHOOL
481. 481.PLAN No. 566. AN ALUMNI DIRECTORY
482. 482.PLAN No. 567. BIRD-BATHS FOR ORCHARDISTS
483. 483.PLAN No. 568. BECAME A NURSE FOR DIABETICS
484. 484.PLAN No. 569. MOTION-PICTURE ADVERTISING
485. 485.PLAN No. 570. RAISING BLOODED DOGS
486. 486.PLAN No. 571. A “TRADE-TIP” BUREAU
487. 487.PLAN No. 572. BOOKLET ON MAIL-ORDER BUYING
488. 488.PLAN No. 573. MEMORY CULTIVATION
489. 489.PLAN No. 575. PICTORIAL BUSINESS MAGAZINE
490. 490.PLAN No. 576. GEORGE MADE SOME TENTS
491. 491.PLAN No. 577. BATHHOUSE CURTAINS FOR AUTOS
492. 492.PLAN No. 578. PHOTOGRAPHED MINES
493. 493.PLAN No. 580. THE FARMER WHO USED THE PARCEL POST
494. 494.PLAN No. 581. PURE FRUIT PRESERVES AND JELLIES
495. 495.PLAN No. 582. HOW TO OBTAIN FULL INFORMATION OF PROPERTY FROM ADDRESS
496. 496.PLAN No. 583. CITY GARDENS
497. 497.PLAN No. 584. LECTURES PREPARED AND SOLD EARNED WAY THROUGH COLLEGE
498. 498.PLAN No. 585. RUNS BOARDING HOUSE—PAYS WAY THROUGH COLLEGE
499. 499.PLAN No. 586. SHAVED HIS WAY THROUGH COLLEGE
500. 500.PLAN No. 587. OREGON MAN EARNS WAY THROUGH COLLEGE
501. 501.PLAN No. 588. ASSISTANT TO TEACHER OF ELOCUTION
502. 502.PLAN No. 589. STUDIOUS MAN’S WAY OF EARNING HIS WAY THROUGH COLLEGE
503. 503.PLAN No. 590. HOW A WESTERN MAN EARNED HIS WAY THROUGH A UNIVERSITY
504. 504.PLAN No. 591. PAINTED AUTOMOBILES IN WINTER
505. 505.PLAN No. 592. SUIT ORDERS PUT MAN THROUGH UNIVERSITY
506. 506.PLAN No. 593. Y. M. C. A.—Y. W. C. A. PUT THEM THROUGH UNIVERSITY
507. 507.PLAN No. 594. WENT THROUGH UNIVERSITY BY APPOINTING AGENTS
508. 508.PLAN No. 595. WESTERN MAN’S WAY OF GOING THROUGH UNIVERSITY
509. 509.PLAN No. 596. BIBLES PUT HIM THROUGH UNIVERSITY
510. 510.PLAN No. 597. INSURANCE PUTS MAN THROUGH UNIVERSITY
511. 511.PLAN No. 598. SANG THEIR WAY THROUGH UNIVERSITY
512. 512.PLAN No. 599. ENTERTAINER PAYS WAY THROUGH UNIVERSITY
513. 513.PLAN No. 600. SOLD ALUMINUM WARE SUMMERS AND PAID UNIVERSITY EXPENSES
514. 514.PLAN No. 601. CHAMPIONING RELIGIOUS DOCTRINE PUT HIM THROUGH THE UNIVERSITY
515. 515.PLAN No. 602. COLLEGE ON STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS
516. 516.PLAN No. 603. SMALL TOWN WEEKLY AND REAL ESTATE
517. 517.PLAN No. 604. THIS LAWYER MADE MONEY BY KEEPING A DAILY RECORD
518. 518.PLAN No. 605. LAWYER’S PLAN TO SAVE ON TYPEWRITING
519. 519.PLAN No. 606. LAWYER SELLS LAW BOOKS
520. 520.PLAN No. 607. SHEEP ON SUMMER FALLOW
521. 521.PLAN No. 608. LIKES HOGS AND SHEEP
522. 522.PLAN No. 609. GOOD MONEY IN COWS
523. 523.PLAN No. 610. HOGS ARE MONEY MAKERS
524. 524.PLAN No. 611. INTERESTING POULTRY FIGURES
525. 525.PLAN No. 612. BELIEVES IN SHEEP
526. 526.PLAN No. 613. REMARKABLE YIELD FROM TWENTY-THREE ACRES
527. 527.PLAN No. 614. FOURTEEN HENS MAKE $3.33 EACH
528. 528.PLAN No. 615. SHEEP MAKE MONEY FOR THIS MAN
529. 529.PLAN No. 616. LIKES DAIRYING
530. 530.PLAN No. 617. BEEF CATTLE IN FERRY COUNTY, WASHINGTON
531. 531.PLAN No. 618. GOOD YIELDS OF WHEAT AND OATS
532. 532.PLAN No. 619. $1,000 A YEAR FROM POULTRY
533. 533.PLAN No. 620. BIG PROFITS IN TRUCK GARDENING
534. 534.PLAN No. 621. PROFIT ON 130 ACRES OF WHEAT
535. 535.PLAN No. 622. THREE CROPS IN ONE SEASON
536. 536.PLAN No. 623. BEEF CATTLE MONEY VELVET
537. 537.PLAN No. 624. PASTURES ALFALFA
538. 538.PLAN No. 625. ALFALFA BRINGS GOOD RETURNS
539. 539.PLAN No. 626. ALFALFA BETTER THAN WHEAT
540. 540.PLAN No. 627. FARMS TOO LARGE
541. 541.PLAN No. 628. LIKES THE WEST
542. 542.PLAN No. 629. FINDS HOGS PROFITABLE
543. 543.PLAN No. 630. BEEF CATTLE PAY WELL
544. 544.PLAN No. 631. HE WANTED TO BE SECRETARY TO THE MAYOR
545. 545.PLAN No. 632. BECAME COUNTY COMMISSIONER
546. 546.PLAN No. 633. A LAWYER BECOMES A JUDGE
547. 547.PLAN No. 634. AN ATTORNEY BECAME MAYOR OF A CITY
548. 548.PLAN No. 635. A LIVING OUT OF POLITICS
549. 549.PLAN No. 636. AN ATTORNEY BECOMES SPECIAL COUNSEL FOR THE CITY
550. 550.PLAN No. 637. AN ATTORNEY BECOMES CHIEF JUSTICE IN THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
551. 551.PLAN No. 638. A PHYSICIAN BECOMES CORONER
552. 552.PLAN No. 639. A DEACON MAKES MONEY ON TAX DEEDS
553. 553.PLAN No. 640. THE DOCTOR MADE MONEY
554. 554.PLAN No. 650. HOW A DRUGLESS DOCTOR BUILT UP A PRACTICE
555. 555.PLAN No. 651. A LAWYER SPECIALIZES ON INSURANCE LAW
556. 556.PLAN No. 652. HE BECAME A “TRIAL LAWYER”
557. 557.PLAN No. 653. AN ATTORNEY BECOMES A COURT CLERK
558. 558.PLAN No. 654. HE BECAME A LAWYER’S LAWYER
559. 559.PLAN No. 655. A DOCTOR IN A SMALL TOWN MAKES A SPECIALTY OF SURGERY
560. 560.PLAN No. 656. HE BECOMES AN ATTORNEY IN A SMALL TOWN
561. 561.PLAN No. 657. THIS LAWYER MADE MUNICIPAL LAW A SPECIALTY
562. 562.PLAN No. 658. A LAWYER MAKES A SUCCESS IN A LARGE CITY
563. 563.PLAN No. 659. THIS LAWYER WRITES FOR NEWSPAPERS
564. 564.PLAN No. 660. HIS INTEREST IN POLITICS MADE HIM MONEY
565. 565.PLAN No. 661. REPORTER LIVES FOUR YEARS IN WASHINGTON
566. 566.PLAN No. 663. THROUGH COLLEGE ON CLASS HISTORY
567. 567.PLAN No. 664. BOOSTER FOR BOARDING HOUSE PAID BOARD
568. 568.PLAN No. 665. ATHLETIC ASSISTANT PAID UNIVERSITY EXPENSES
569. 569.PLAN No. 666. HE RAN A SALES COMPANY
570. 570.PLAN No. 667. ENTERTAINS CHILDREN.
571. 571.PLAN No. 668. RAISED CHICKENS
572. 572.PLAN No. 669. ADVERTISING PLAN TO GET ACQUAINTED
573. 573.PLAN No. 670. INFORMATION BUREAU
574. 574.PLAN No. 671. ATTORNEYS BUILD LAW PRACTICE ON COLLECTION
575. 575.PLAN No. 672. WOMAN BECOMES ISOLATION HOSPITAL NURSE
576. 576.PLAN No. 673. AN ATTORNEY REPRESENTS AN EXTREME POLITICAL PARTY
577. 577.PLAN No. 674. ATTORNEY RUNS FARM
578. 578.PLAN No. 675. MANUFACTURING, ADVERTISING PLAN
579. 579.PLAN No. 676. HIGH-SCHOOL BOY EARNS WAY
580. 580.PLAN No. 677. LAWYER GETS ON SCHOOL BOARD
581. 581.PLAN No. 678. HE WANTED TO BE A LAWYER
582. 582.PLAN No. 679. LAWYER BECOMES RAILWAY COUNSEL
583. 583.PLAN No. 680. NEWSPAPER MAN MAKES EXTRA MONEY
584. 584.PLAN No. 681. HE BECOMES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SECRETARY
585. 585.PLAN No. 682. LAWYER BECAME STATE REPRESENTATIVE
586. 586.PLAN No. 683. HE BECAME POLICE JUDGE
587. 587.PLAN No. 685. HE WANTED TO BECOME CITY COMMISSIONER
588. 588.PLAN No. 686. HE RAN FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
589. 589.PLAN No. 687. HE FIRST BECAME COUNTY ASSESSOR
590. 590.PLAN No. 688. A MIDDLE-AGED LADY’S WAY OF MAKING A LIVING
591. 591.PLAN No. 689. A LAUNDRY PLAN THAT PAID
592. 592.PLAN No. 690. HOW HE BECAME A BANKER
593. 593.PLAN No. 691. WONDER COVERS
594. 594.PLAN No. 692. CHICKEN CANNED
595. 595.PLAN No. 693. A GOOD FARMER USES OTHER PEOPLE’S FARMS
596. 596.PLAN No. 694. STARTED A CLOTHING STORE
597. 597.PLAN No. 695. CLOTHES CLINIC
598. 598.PLAN No. 696. PROFIT FROM ONE PIG, $587
599. 599.PLAN No. 697. GIRL MAKES 3,000 GALLONS OF SYRUP
600. 600.PLAN No. 698. THE BEST BEDBUG PREPARATION
601. 601.PLAN No. 699. BUILT HER HOME ON $40 SALARY
602. 602.PLAN No. 700. RECEIVED $100 PER MONTH FOR 40 YEARS
603. 603.PLAN No. 701. DO YOU WANT TO BECOME A PLUMBER
604. 604.PLAN No. 702. REPRESENT LOCAL WEEKLIES
605. 605.PLAN No. 702B. WINDOW-WASHING AND HOUSE-CLEANING
606. 606.PLAN No. 703. WHAT ONE GARDEN PAID
607. 607.PLAN No. 704. FATHER LEARNS A NEW TRICK
608. 608.PLAN No. 705. GROWS THIRTY-ONE VEGETABLES IN HIS HOME GARDEN
609. 609.PLAN No. 706. WHAT A GIRL NEARLY BLIND DID
610. 610.PLAN No. 707. SAVING EGGS IS PUBLIC SERVICE
611. 611.PLAN No. 708. MONEY IN POULTRY
612. 612.PLAN No. 709. WHAT ONE WOMAN DOES
613. 613.PLAN No. 710. ANOTHER CHICKEN RAISER
614. 614.PLAN No. 711. MAKES GOOD PROFIT
615. 615.PLAN No. 712. ARTICLES YOU CAN MAKE AND SELL
616. 616.PLAN No. 713. SHOWER BATH
617. 617.PLAN No. 714. DUSTLESS MOP
618. 618.PLAN No. 715. SCRUBBING CHARIOT
619. 619.PLAN No. 716. ICELESS REFRIGERATOR
620. 620.PLAN No. 717. FOLDING IRONING-BOARD
621. 621.PLAN No. 718. SOLDERING KIT
622. 622.PLAN No. 719. WOMEN MAKE GOOD COW-TESTERS
623. 623.PLAN No. 720. SUPPORTS FAMILY BY HOME CANNING
624. 624.PLAN No. 721. GIRL MAKES $98 FROM NINE HATCHES
625. 625.PLAN No. 722. MOUNTAINEER WOMAN CANS TO KEEP TEN CHILDREN IN SCHOOL
626. 626.PLAN No. 723. SUCCESS IN POULTRY WORK
627. 627.PLAN No. 724. BUSY BEES WITH BUSY BOYS OR GIRLS MEAN MUCH HONEY
628. 628.PLAN No. 725. LOST—A COMMON FACTORY-HAND; FOUND—A GOOD FOOD PRODUCER
629. 629.PLAN No. 726. A BOY’S BIG PROFIT ON ONE PIG
630. 630.PLAN No. 727. WHAT A UTAH GIRL DID — Helped Plant 1,500 Fruit Trees — Plowed Sixty Acres Herself — Raised One Hundred Chickens
631. 631.PLAN No. 728. 33 ACRES, 23 PIGS, GIVE BOYS $2,255.64
632. 632.PLAN No. 729. TEXAS BOYS MAKE MONEY FROM CALVES
633. 633.PLAN No. 730. COW PROVIDES MUSIC LESSONS
634. 634.PLAN No. 731. REAL ESTATE MAN BUYS SNAP
635. 635.PLAN No. 732. HE BOUGHT AND SOLD MERCHANDISE STORES IN THE COUNTRY TOWNS
636. 636.PLAN No. 733. GIRL FROM SMALL COUNTRY TOWN EARNS HER WAY THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL
637. 637.PLAN No. 735. ATTORNEY USES INFORMATION BUREAU IN HIS CITY
638. 638.PLAN No. 736. DIVORCED WOMAN FARMS
639. 639.PLAN No. 737. YOUNG LADY ON THE FARM BECAME AMBITIOUS
640. 640.PLAN No. 738. BLUE PRINTS OF FURNITURE BECAME VERY POPULAR
641. 641.PLAN No. 739. RETIRED MAN GOES INTO POLITICS
642. 642.PLAN No. 740. DOUGHNUTS EARN HER A HOME
643. 643.PLAN No. 741. HIDDEN COIN IN WINDOW
644. 644.PLAN No. 742. HE DREW PICTURES
645. 645.PLAN No. 743. THE WAY A YOUNG BOY PAID HIS EXPENSES WHILE GOING THROUGH THE GRADE AND HIGH SCHOOL
646. 646.PLAN No. 744. ELEVATOR BOY BECOMES ENGINEER
647. 647.PLAN No. 745. HE DEVELOPED AN AMUSEMENT PLACE AT THE LAKE
648. 648.PLAN No. 746. RIDING TO COLLEGE ON BROOMS—HOME WORKERS IN SOUTH DOING IT
649. 649.PLAN No. 747. GIRLS RAISING MORE CHICKENS THAN BOYS IN FLORIDA CLUBS
650. 650.PLAN No. 748. POULTRY YIELDS $1.14 AN HOUR
651. 651.PLAN No. 749. GIRLS HERD THEIR OWN SHEEP
652. 652.PLAN No. 750. CHAMPION DRAWS 80 CENTS AN HOUR FOR GARDEN WORK
653. 653.PLAN No. 751. BOY BELIEVES IT’S WISE TO LEARN BY EXPERIENCE
654. 654.PLAN No. 752. SUCCESS INSPIRES
655. 655.PLAN No. 753. GIRL WINS POULTRY RECORD
656. 656.PLAN No. 754. CLUB STARTS BOY ON ROAD TO SUCCESS AS POULTRYMAN
657. 657.PLAN No. 755. CLUB CALF BRINGS $1 A POUND AT MINNESOTA BABY BEEF SHOW
658. 658.PLAN No. 756. ONE EWE GIVES BOY PROFIT OF ALMOST FIFTY DOLLARS
659. 659.PLAN No. 757. BOYS’ YOUNG SOW MAKES NET PROFIT OF $385 IN LESS THAN 12 MONTHS
660. 660.PLAN No. 758. MONEY MADE IN PRESERVING EGGS
661. 661.PLAN No. 759. PROTECTION AGAINST FRAUDULENT COURT ACTIONS
662. 662.PLAN No. 760. IMPROVED MILKING STOOL
663. 663.PLAN No. 761. TRY TO FEED ALL THEY GROW
664. 664.PLAN No. 762. FARMER IN THE WEST
665. 665.PLAN No. 763. A GOOD COUNTRY TO LIVE IN
666. 666.PLAN No. 764. IRRIGATED FRUIT LAND NEAR SPOKANE, WASHINGTON — $300 an Acre From Dewberries
667. 667.PLAN No. 765. WEALTH PROM A GARDEN PATCH
668. 668.PLAN No. 766. PROFIT FROM IRRIGATED LANDS
669. 669.PLAN No. 767. WHAT TEN ACRES DID
670. 670.PLAN No. 768. BEEF CATTLE PROFITABLE
671. 671.PLAN No. 769. HOGS AS SIDE LINE
672. 672.PLAN No. 770. NORTHWEST FARMER BELIEVES IN DIVERSIFIED FARMING
673. 673.PLAN No. 771. WHAT A FARMER DID FOR HIS LAND
674. 674.PLAN No. 772. WESTERN FARMER’S EXPERIENCE
675. 675.PLAN No. 773. COWS RETURN $200 A YEAR
676. 676.PLAN No. 774. COWS HELPED HIM
677. 677.PLAN No. 775. WOOL CLIP $1.00 PER HEAD
678. 678.PLAN No. 776. FARMER LIVES NEAR COLLEGE
679. 679.PLAN No. 777. CUT-OVER LAND FARMER
680. 680.PLAN No. 778. TAUGHT HIS WAY THROUGH COLLEGE
681. 681.PLAN No. 779. SOLD LAW BOOKS AND THUS PAID HIS UNIVERSITY EXPENSES
682. 682.PLAN No. 780. THE WAY HE MADE GOOD IN THE ASSESSOR’S OFFICE
683. 683.PLAN No. 781. THIS MAN BECAME COUNTY CLERK
684. 684.PLAN No. 782. ATTORNEY VISITS BROTHER-ATTORNEYS
685. 685.PLAN No. 783. GIRL MAKES LIVING BY MAKING TABLE FAVORS AND DECORATIONS OF PAPER
686. 686.PLAN No. 784. ARE YOU COMPETENT TO BE A PATENT ENGINEER, DRAFTSMAN, ETC?
687. 687.PLAN No. 785. A GOOD WAY TO START THE PRACTICE OF LAW
688. 688.PLAN No. 786. WHY NOT BECOME A PATENT ATTORNEY
689. 689.PLAN No. 787. REAL ESTATE PUT THEM THROUGH COLLEGE
690. 690.PLAN No. 788. FARMER WINS SUCCESS
691. 691.PLAN No. 789. CURING A FARM OF THE CRAMPS
692. 692.PLAN No. 790. BACK LOT MONEY — Candy and Chickens — Get a Hobby
693. 693.PLAN No. 792. BECOME VETERINARIAN FOR U. S. SEE PLAN No. 217
694. 694.PLAN No. 794. ONE DOLLAR A DAY
695. 695.PLAN No. 795. HOW TO GET CUSTOMERS
696. 696.PLAN No. 796. SHEEP PROFITABLE
697. 697.PLAN No. 800. WHAT SHE DID WITH CHICKENS
698. 698.PLAN No. 801. SQUABS
699. 699.PLAN No. 802. 52-ACRE MICHIGAN ORCHARD
700. 700.PLAN No. 803. BECOME WAREHOUSEMAN FOR U. S. SEE PLAN No. 217
701. 701.PLAN No. 804. BECOME TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANT FOR U. S. SEE PLAN No. 217
702. 702.PLAN No. 805. CLIMBING WITH THE GOATS
703. 703.PLAN No. 806. NEGLECTED ORCHARD PAYS PROFIT — Record of Sprays — Cultivation and Pruning
704. 704.PLAN No. 808. A SYSTEM OF FARM RENTAL — Tenant — Lease Covers — PLAN No. 810. BUILD AND SELL FARM HOME CONVENIENCES — PLAN No. 811. THE KITCHEN CABINET — PLAN No. 812. THE FIRELESS COOKER — PLAN No. 813. SPONGE BOX OR BREAD RAISER — PLAN No. 814. DISH DRAINER — PLAN No. 815. HEIGHTS OF WORKING SURFACES — PLAN No. 816. SERVING TRAY — PLAN No. 817. FOLDING IRONING BOARD — PLAN No. 818. RACK FOR THE PORTABLE IRONING BOARD — PLAN No. 819. ICELESS REFRIGERATOR — PLAN No. 820. THE COLD BOX — PLAN No. 821. EQUIPMENT FOR HOME BUTTER-MAKING — PLAN No. 822. CHEESE-MAKING EQUIPMENT — PLAN No. 823. THE SHOWER BATH — PLAN No. 824. WELL PROTECTION AND INEXPENSIVE WATERWORKS FOR A FARM KITCHEN — PLAN No. 825. FLY TRAP — PLAN No. 826. WINDOW SCREENS — PLAN No. 827. COOKSTOVE DRIER OR EVAPORATOR — PLAN No. 828. THE CLEANING CLOSET
705. 705.PLAN No. 829. BASKET BOARDERS
706. 706.OPPORTUNITIES IN PUBLIC OFFICE — DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS — PLAN No. 830. HEALTH DIVISIONS
707. 707.PLAN No. 831. CITY HALL DIVISION — PLAN No. 832. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES DIVISION — PLAN No. 833. LABOR AGENT’S DIVISION — PLAN No. 834. CREMATORY DIVISION — DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY — PLAN No. 835. COMMISSIONER’S DIVISION — PLAN No. 836. FIRE DIVISION — PLAN No. 837. POLICE DIVISION — DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES — PLAN No. 838. COMMISSIONER’S DIVISION. — DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS — PLAN No. 839. COMMISSIONER’S DIVISION — PLAN No. 840. ENGINEERING DIVISION — PLAN No. 841. SEWER DIVISION — PLAN No. 842. GARAGE DIVISION — PLAN No. 843. STREET DIVISION — DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE — PLAN No. 844. CITY TREASURER’S DIVISION — PLAN No. 845. CITY AUDITOR’S DIVISION — PLAN No. 846. PURCHASING AGENT’S DIVISION — DEPARTMENTS NOT UNDER INDIVIDUAL COMMISSIONER — PLAN No. 847. LEGAL DIVISION — PLAN No. 848. CITY CLERK’S DIVISION — PLAN No. 849. CIVIL SERVICE DIVISION — PLAN No. 850. JUDICIARY DIVISION—UNDER THE MAYOR — County Government — PLAN No. 851. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS—ELECTIVE — PLAN No. 852. JUDGES OF SUPERIOR COURT — PLAN No. 853. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE — PLAN No. 854. CONSTABLES—ELECTIVE — PLAN No. 855. COUNTY AGRICULTURIST — PLAN No. 856 — PLAN No. 857. HEATING AND LIGHTING — PLAN No. 858 — PLAN No. 859. TUBERCULAR HOSPITAL — PLAN No. 860 — PLAN No. 861 — PLAN No. 862 — PLAN No. 863 — PLAN No. 864 — PLAN No. 865 — PLAN No. 866 — PLAN No. 867 — PLAN No. 868 — PLAN No. 869 — PLAN No. 870. SPOKANE COUNTY INFIRMARY EMPLOYEES OR POOR FARM — PLAN No. 871 — PLAN No. 872 — State Government — PLAN No. 873. CONGRESSIONAL OFFICE (ELECTIVE) — PLAN No. 874 — PLAN No. 875 — PLAN No. 876 — PLAN No. 877 — PLAN No. 878 — PLAN No. 879 — PLAN No. 880 — PLAN No. 881 — PLAN No. 882 — PLAN No. 883 — PLAN No. 884. GOVERNOR’S APPOINTMENTS — U. S. GOVERNMENT — PLAN No. 885. POSTAL DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 886. SECRET SERVICE DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 887. U. S. MARSHAL IS APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT AND CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE — PLAN No. 888. FEDERAL ATTORNEY’S OFFICE — PLAN No. 889. CUSTOM HOUSE INSPECTOR — PLAN No. 890. IMMIGRATION OFFICER — PLAN No. 891. INTERNAL REVENUE AGENT — PLAN No. 892. INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR — PLAN No. 893. THE WEATHER BUREAU — PLAN No. 894. CUSTODIAN OF THE FEDERAL BUILDING — PLAN No. 895. INSPECTOR OF LOCOMOTIVES — PLAN No. 896. BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY — PLAN No. 897. BUREAU OF CROP ESTIMATES — PLAN No. 898. BUREAU OF MARKETS — PLAN No. 899. HAY AND GRAIN INSPECTORS — PLAN No. 900. SEED INSPECTOR — PLAN No. 901. CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT — PLAN No. 902. FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE — PLAN No. 903. FEDERAL LAND OFFICE — PLAN No. 904. CLERKS OF THE RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE — Civil Service — PLAN No. 905. FEDERAL JUDGE — PLAN No. 906. BUREAU OF FARM MANAGEMENT — PLAN No. 907. HOME DEMONSTRATION AGENT — PLAN No. 907B. FORESTRY DEPARTMENT
708. 708.PLAN No. 908. HE NETTED BETTER THAN $5,000 A YEAR TAKING PICTURES
709. 709.PLAN No. 909. JOURNALISM AS A VOCATION — Acknowledgment — What is the Nature of the Work in Journalism? — What Physical and Personal Characteristics Are Necessary for Success in Journalism? — What Training Is Necessary for Success in Journalism? — How Much Income May One Reasonably Look Forward to, if Successful in the Field of Journalism? — What Are the Other Rewards to a Journalist, Aside from the Financial Rewards? — How Many Years Will It Take to Establish Myself in Journalistic Work? — How Great is the Demand for Men in the Journalistic Field? — How Much Will It Cost to Prepare for Newspaper Work?
710. 710.THE LUMBER INDUSTRY — PLAN No. 910. LOGGING — Regions — Methods and Labor Conditions — Who Should Undertake the Work? — PLAN No. 911. RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION — Log Driving — Social Conditions — PLAN No. 912. SAWMILLING — Lumber Settlements — Character of Work — Wages — PLAN No. 913. CLASSIFICATION OF LABOR IN THE LUMBER INDUSTRY — 225 Jobs Listed
711. 711.PLAN No. 914. EMPLOYMENT MANAGEMENT — Acknowledgment — The New Labor Problem — A Departure in Business Practice — Functions of the Employment Manager — The Employment Manager and the General Officers — The Employment Manager and the Foreman — Will Employment Managers Be Needed After the War? — Relations to the United States Employment Service — A Permanent Demand — Necessary Qualifications — What a Maimed Man Can Do — Remuneration — Educational Agencies, Literature, etc.
712. 712.PLAN No. 915. THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE AS A VOCATION — Acknowledgment — Nature of the Physician’s Work — Physical Characteristics Essential to Success — Personal Characteristics Essential to Success — General Education Necessary as a Basis for a Course in Medicine — The Length of the Medical Course Itself — The Income That Can Reasonably be Expected in the Practice of Medicine — Other Rewards Connected with the Practice of Medicine — The Length of Time It Will Take to Establish One’s Self in the Practice of Medicine — The Extent of the Need for Physicians — How Much It Will Cost to Prepare for Practice of Medicine
713. 713.PLAN No. 916. SAFETY AND FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEERING — Acknowledgment
714. 714.PLAN No. 917. SAFETY ENGINEERING — Education — Personal Qualifications — Nature of Work — Opportunities — Physical Qualifications — Training — PLAN No. 918. FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEERING — Education — Personal Qualifications — Nature of Work — Opportunities — Physical Qualifications — Training
715. 715.PLAN No. 919. THE METAL TRADES — Acknowledgment. — A Metal-working Age. — Machine Work and Handwork. — Trade Training for Promotion. — What Metal Workers Produce. — Processes. — PLAN No. 920. MOLDERS — Variety of Employments. — Promotion. — Hours and Wages. — Core Making. — Machine Molding. — Training. — PLAN No. 921. SHEET-METAL WORKERS — Demand for Workers. — What the Worker Does. — Tools and Machines. — Requirements. — Hours and Wages. — Future of the Employment. — Reeducation. — PLAN No. 922. FACTORY WORKERS — PLAN No. 923. MACHINISTS AND MACHINE OPERATORS — Machines Operated — Shop Conditions — Equipment of The Worker — Opportunity for Promotion — Future of The Trade — Muscular Strain — Your Disability — PLAN No. 924. BENCH HANDS — Kind of Work Done — Tools — Hours, Wages, and Conditions of Work — Handicaps — PLAN No. 925. ASSEMBLERS AND ERECTORS — Assembling Work — Erecting Work — Tools — Hours, Wages, and Conditions of Work — Handicaps
716. 716.PLAN No. 926. THE PRACTICE OF OPTOMETRY AND THE TRAINING IT REQUIRES — Acknowledgment — What is an Optometrist? — Type of Man Required — Length of Preparatory Training — The Optometrist’s Work — Indoor Work—Physical Requirements — The Demand for Optometrists — Scope of a Course in Optometry — Possible Income
717. 717.PLAN No. 927. THE FACTORY WOODWORKING TRADES — Acknowledgment
718. 718.PLAN No. 928. CLASSES OF WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO — Some Products of These Trades — PLAN No. 929. THE PLANING MILL INDUSTRY — PLAN No. 930. VEHICLE MANUFACTURING — PLAN No. 931. OTHER MANUFACTURING — Demand for Labor Increasing and Steady — Safety and Hygiene — Conditions of Employment — PLAN No. 932. SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR DISABLED MEN — PLAN No. 933. QUALIFYING AS A TEACHER — What Other Disabled Men Have Done by Training — PLAN No. 934. MACHINE OPERATING — Tools and Equipment — PLAN No. 935. DISABILITIES FOR MACHINE OPERATING — Overcoming Handicaps — Previous Experience an Asset — Conditions of Employment — Re-education for Machine Operating — PLAN No. 936. CABINETMAKERS — The Occupation — Handicaps — School and Shop Training — PLAN No. 937. FINISHING — PLAN No. 938. TECHNICAL AGRICULTURE AS A VOCATION — Acknowledgment — Positions in Agricultural Colleges, Agricultural Experiment Stations, and in Agricultural Extension Service — Agricultural Specialists — Promotion Opportunities Ahead — PLAN No. 939. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE POSITIONS — PLAN No. 940. LIST OF POSITIONS IN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES — PLAN No. 941. AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION POSITIONS — PLAN No. 942. LIST OF POSITIONS IN AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS — PLAN No. 943. AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE POSITIONS — County Agricultural Agents — County Agent in Touch With Farmers — Club Leaders — Extension Service — PLAN No. 944. LIST OF POSITIONS IN AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE
719. 719.PHOTOGRAPHY, PHOTO-ENGRAVING, AND THREE-COLOR WORK — Acknowledgment — PLAN No. 945. AIR BRUSH WORK — PLAN No. 946. BROMIDE PRINTING — PLAN No. 947. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY — PLAN No. 948. COPYING, COLORING PHOTOGRAPHS AND LANTERN SLIDES, SLIDE MAKING, WORKING IN BACKGROUNDS, MOUNTING, SPOTTING AND FINISHING, RETOUCHING AND ETCHING — PLAN No. 949. LANDSCAPE AND ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY — PLAN No. 950. PRESS PHOTOGRAPHY — PLAN No. 951. AMATEUR FINISHING — PLAN No. 952. MAKING HOME PORTRAITS — PLAN No. 953. MOTION PICTURE PHOTOGRAPHY — PLAN No. 954. PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY — PLAN No. 955. PHOTO ENGRAVING AND THREE-COLOR WORK — Subjects Taught — Why Training is Necessary — PLAN No. 956. GENERAL INFORMATION—QUESTIONS ANSWERED
720. 720.PLAN No. 957. OPPORTUNITIES FOR EMPLOYMENT IN THE JEWELRY TRADE — Acknowledgments. — PLAN No. 958. WORKING IN PLATINUM — PLAN No. 959. WORKING IN GOLD — Advantages of The Jewelry Trade — PLAN No. 960. AREA OF EMPLOYMENT — Tools and Machines Used — Unions — Bonuses — Training — Educational Requirements
721. 721.PLAN No. 961. TRANSPORTATION—INTRODUCTORY — Acknowledgment — What Transportation Involves — Occupations Varied but of Great Responsibility — Disabilities and Retraining — Divisions of Transportation — PLAN No. 962. PART I. STEAM RAILROADS — Safety on Railroads — Factors Controlling Promotion — Why Take The Training? — Classes of Railroad Occupations — PLAN No. 963. OFFICE AND CLERICAL WORK — PLAN No. 964. TELEGRAPHY AS AN OCCUPATION FOR THE DISABLED — PLAN No. 965. THE TRAIN DISPATCHER — PLAN No. 966. THE STATION AGENT — PLAN No. 967. STATION CLERKS, BAGGAGEMEN, AND OTHER WORKERS — PLAN No. 968. DIVISION SUPERVISORS — PLAN No. 969. THE STATION MASTER AND HIS ASSISTANT — PLAN No. 970. THE SUPERVISING AGENT — PLAN No. 971. THE YARDMASTER AND HIS ASSISTANT — PLAN No. 972. THE TRAIN DIRECTOR — PLAN No. 973. OTHER STATION AND YARD WORKERS — PLAN No. 974. TRAIN CALLERS AND TICKET EXAMINERS — PLAN No. 975. OFFICE WORK — PLAN No. 976. THE TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 977. AN ESTIMATE OF A RAILROAD GENERAL MANAGER — PLAN No. 978. SHOPWORK — PLAN No. 979. THE HEADS OF THE TWO DEPARTMENTS — PLAN No. 980. CLERICAL POSITIONS — PLAN No. 981. MACHINISTS — PLAN No. 982. AIR-BRAKE MECHANICS — PLAN No. 983. THE BLACKSMITH — PLAN No. 984. THE BOILERMAKER — PLAN No. 985. THE ELECTRICIAN — PLAN No. 986. INSPECTORS — PLAN No. 987. CAR REPAIRMEN — PLAN No. 988. TRACK WORK — PLAN No. 989. THE TRACK FOREMAN — PLAN No. 990. THE TRACK SUPERVISOR — PLAN No. 991. TRAIN WORK — PLAN No. 992. THE ENGINEER — PLAN No. 993. THE FIREMAN — PLAN No. 994. THE BRAKEMAN ON PASSENGER TRAINS — PLAN No. 995. THE THROUGH-FREIGHT BRAKEMAN — PLAN No. 996. THE BRAKEMAN ON LOCAL-FREIGHT TRAINS — PLAN No. 997. THE CONDUCTOR ON FREIGHT TRAINS — PLAN No. 998. THE PASSENGER CONDUCTOR — PLAN No. 999. YARD OCCUPATIONS — PLAN No. 1000. THE BAGGAGEMAN — PLAN No. 1001. THE PUMPMAN — PLAN No. 1002. OTHER OCCUPATIONS — PLAN No. 1003. JOBS FREQUENTLY FILLED BY DISABLED MEN — PLAN No. 1004. PART II. URBAN TRANSPORTATION—ELECTRIC RAILWAYS — PLAN No. 1005. THE MOTORMAN — PLAN No. 1006. THE CONDUCTOR — PLAN No. 1007. OTHER OCCUPATIONS — PLAN No. 1008. PART III. ROAD AND STREET TRANSPORTATION — Equipment — PLAN No. 1009. CHAUFFEURS — PLAN No. 1010. MANAGERS AND PROPRIETORS — PLAN No. 1011. FOREMAN — PLAN No. 1012. DRAYMEN — PART IV. WATER TRANSPORTATION [21] — PLAN No. 1013. TERMINAL TRANSPORTATION — PLAN No. 1014. CREW AND DUTIES LIKEWISE VARY — PLAN No. 1015. NAVAL VERSUS MERCHANT MARINE CREWS — PLAN No. 1016. THE MASTER OR CAPTAIN — PLAN No. 1017. THE CHIEF MATE — PLAN No. 1018. THE SECOND MATE — PLAN No. 1019. WATCH OFFICERS — PLAN No. 1020. THE CHIEF ENGINEER AND HIS ASSISTANTS — PLAN No. 1021. THE BOATSWAIN — PLAN No. 1022. ABLE SEAMEN — PLAN No. 1023. THE LOOKOUT — PLAN No. 1024. THE PURSER—A POSITION FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS — PLAN No. 1025. CHIEF STEWARDS
722. 722.PLAN No. 1026. OCCUPATIONS IN NAVY YARDS — Acknowledgment — General Working Conditions — Stability of Employment — What Are The Health Conditions in Navy-Yard Employment? — Chances for Promotion — How to Apply for Work in a Navy Yard — Getting on The Eligible List — How Previous Training, Experience, and Education Help — Educational Requirements for Navy Yard Trades — How May Training for Navy Yard Occupations Be Secured? — What Training Can Do for You in Navy-Yard Occupations — Handicaps and how to Overcome Them — What Sort of Work is Done in Navy Yards? — Occupations in Navy Yards — PLAN No. 1028. SHOP TRADES — The Drafting Room — PLAN No. 1029. POWER PLANT — PLAN No. 1030. MACHINE SHOP — PLAN No. 1031. BOILER SHOP — PLAN No. 1032. BLACKSMITH SHOP — PLAN No. 1033. PATTERN SHOP — PLAN No. 1034. JOINER SHOP — PLAN No. 1035. PIPE SHOP — PLAN No. 1036. FOUNDRY — PLAN No. 1037. COPPER SHOP — PLAN No. 1038. SHEET-METAL SHOP — PLAN No. 1039. GALVANIZING SHOP — PLAN No. 1040. ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1041. RIGGING LOFT — PLAN No. 1042. MOLD LOFT — OUTSIDE TRADES, OFFICE WORK, AND MISCELLANEOUS OCCUPATIONS — PLAN No. 1043. SHAPING, BENDING, AND CUTTING STEEL FRAMES AND PLATES — PLAN No. 1044. RIVETING, CHIPPING AND CALKING, DRILLING, AND REAMING — PLAN No. 1045. SHIP FITTING — PLAN No. 1046. SUPPLY DEPARTMENT SERVICE — PLAN No. 1047. OFFICE WORK — PLAN No. 1048. CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT IN NAVY YARDS — PLAN No. 1049. INSIDE AND OUTSIDE WORK — PLAN No. 1050. CLASSES OF WORKERS EMPLOYED IN NAVY YARD
723. 723.LEATHER WORKING TRADES — Acknowledgment — PLAN No. 1051. SHOEMAKING — Modern Shoemaking a Machine Process — Machine Shoemaking Highly Specialized — Wages, Hours, and Working Conditions — Disabilities — Promotion — Training for Office Positions — Previous Experience and Additional Training — Schools and Training — PLAN No. 1052. OCCUPATIONS THAT PAY WELL REQUIRE TRAINING — PLAN No. 1053. OPERATORS WHO SEW TOGETHER DIFFICULT PARTS OF THE SHOES — PLAN No. 1054. OPERATORS WHO SKILLFULLY CUT THE LEATHER TO FORM — PLAN No. 1055. LASTING THE SHOE REQUIRES SKILL — PLAN No. 1056. SHOE REPAIRING — Machinery, Tools and Equipment — Repairing Shoes a Paying Business — A Desirable Occupation for a Disabled Man — PLAN No. 1057. OTHER LEATHER-WORKING TRADES — PLAN No. 1058. THE HARNESS MAKER AND SADDLER — PLAN No. 1059. THE HARNESS AND SADDLE REPAIRER
724. 724.PLAN No. 1060. GENERAL FARMING — Acknowledgment — More Farmers Needed — PLAN No. 1061. FARM OWNERSHIP POSSIBLE — Work Is Varied and Changes With the Seasons — Live Stock — PLAN No. 1062. HORTICULTURE — PLAN No. 1063. BEEKEEPING — PLAN No. 1064. DAIRYING — PLAN No. 1065. OTHER FARM SPECIALTIES AND TRADES — Products — Work for All — Out of Doors — North and South, East and West — Agriculture a Machine Industry — PERMISSIBLE AND DISQUALIFYING DISABILITIES FOR AGRICULTURAL OCCUPATIONS — PLAN No. 1066. KEY TO DISABILITIES — Why Take Training? — Overcoming Your Disability — Devices to Beat the Handicap — Educational Requirements — Technical Training — Method of Training — What You Will Learn in Training — PLAN No. 1067. IS THERE A DEMAND FOR LABOR? — Others Have Made Good — Opportunity for Advancement — More Training if You Need It — What if You Do Not Take Training? — PLAN No. 1068. WHAT THE FARMER SHOULD KNOW.—TOPICS OF VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTION AND TRAINING FOR DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF FARMING — CHART SHOWING SCOPE OF TRAINING FOR DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF AGRICULTURE — Chart Showing Disqualifying Disabilities for Specific Agricultural Occupations
725. 725.PLAN No. 1069. OCCUPATIONS IN THE ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES — Acknowledgment — Consider the Future and Plan Accordingly — Discuss the Situation With a Federal Board Adviser — Electrical Manufacturing Companies Maintain Training Courses — Employment Departments — Constancy of Employment — Mutual Benefit Features
726. 726.PLAN No. 1070. ENGINEERING AND DRAFTING — High-School Course Essential — First Duties and After — Design Engineering is Almost All Desk Work — Salaries and Hours — In the Drafting Divisions
727. 727.PLAN No. 1071. COIL WINDING AND TAPING — Types of Coils — Conditions of Employment for Coil Winders
728. 728.PLAN No. 1072. COIL TAPING
729. 729.PLAN No. 1073. EMPLOYMENT FOR THE BLIND — Wages and Hours for Coil Tapers
730. 730.PLAN No. 1074. COIL IMPREGNATING AND PAINTING — Shop Training Necessary — Conditions of Employment — Qualifications — Wages and Hours
731. 731.PLAN No. 1075. COIL PLACING AND CONNECTING — Conditions, Wages, and Hours — Training
732. 732.PLAN No. 1076. ASSEMBLING — Qualifications, Training, and Expenses — Wages, Hours, and Conditions
733. 733.PLAN No. 1077. INSPECTION AND REPAIR — Training — Opportunity for Disabled Men — Wages, Hours, and Conditions of Employment
734. 734.PLAN No. 1078. TESTING — PLAN No. 1079. AS GENERAL APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING — PLAN No. 1080. TESTING MOTORS — PLAN No. 1081. TESTING GENERATORS AND OTHER DEVICES — Special Training Courses — Qualifications — Wages, Hours, and Conditions of Employment
735. 735.PLAN No. 1082. COMMERCIAL OCCUPATIONS — Acknowledgment — Introductory — Modern Business Demands — Promotion — Business and Vocational Readjustment — Educational Requirements — Previous Experience — Realize Your Ambition — Employment Possibilities — Preference as to Locality — Men and Women Who Have Made Good in Spite of Handicaps — PLAN No. 1083. PART 1.—COMMON COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENTS—BOOKKEEPING — Requirements — Length of Course — Where Training May Be Given — Why Take Training? — Salary — Permanency of Employment — Disabilities — Evening School or Part-time Instruction — PLAN No. 1084. GENERAL CLERICAL WORK — PLAN No. 1085. STENOGRAPHY — PLAN No. 1086. RETAIL SELLING — PLAN No. 1087. TELEGRAPHY AND WIRELESS OPERATING — PART II.—PROFESSIONAL COMMERCIAL SERVICE — PLAN No. 1088. ACCOUNTING — PLAN No. 1089. SALESMANSHIP — PLAN No. 1090. ADVERTISING — PLAN No. 1091. OPPORTUNITIES IN THIS PROFESSION — PLAN No. 1092. FOREIGN TRADE — PLAN No. 1093. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES — PLAN No. 1094. SECRETARIAL WORK — PLAN No. 1095. LIFE INSURANCE SALESMANSHIP — PLAN No. 1096. NUMBER OF POSITIONS OPEN — PLAN No. 1097. OFFICE MANAGEMENT — PLAN No. 1098. BANKING — PLAN No. 1099. COMMERCIAL TEACHING — PLAN No. 1100. PLANS AND SUCCESSES OF DISABLED MEN AND WOMEN
736. 736.PLAN No. 1101. TEACHING AS A VOCATION — Acknowledgment — What Kinds of Positions Are Open to Men in the Educational Field? — PLAN No. 1102. MEN TEACHERS NEEDED — Promotion — Essentials of the Ideal Teacher — Test Questions for Self-examination — Teaching not Easy Work — Training Required — Salaries — Rewards Other Than Financial — How Many Years Will It Take to Establish One’s Self in The Teaching Profession? — How Great Is The Need for Men Teachers?
737. 737.PLAN No. 1103. FARM MANAGEMENT AS A VOCATION — Acknowledgment — Business Methods Pay — Diversity of Farm Business — Dovetailing Activities — Mismanagement Worse Than Bad Weather — Funds for Development Available — The Need for Managers — Responsibility of The Manager — Small Farming as a Preparation for Farm Management — Area of Employment — Implements and Machinery — Why Take Training — Salaries — Overcoming Your Disability — Education — Agricultural Bulletins
738. 738.PLAN No. 1104. OCCUPATIONS IN THE AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY — Acknowledgment — Organization of an Automobile Plant — Progressive Assembly Method of Manufacturing — PLAN No. 1105. PLACING THE FRAME — PLAN No. 1106. FRONT AND REAR AXLES — PLAN No. 1107. MOUNTING THE TRANSMISSION — PLAN No. 1108. PLACING THE ENGINE — PLAN No. 1109. MOUNTING THE RADIATOR — PLAN No. 1110. SECURING THE STEERING GEAR — PLAN No. 1111. WHEELS AND BEARINGS — PLAN No. 1112. DASH AND INSTRUMENT BOARD — PLAN No. 1113. STARTING THE ENGINE — PLAN No. 1114. INSPECTION — PLAN No. 1115. ROAD TESTING — PLAN No. 1116. DYNAMOMETER TEST — PLAN No. 1117. IN THE PAINTING DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1118. COMPLETING THE CAB — PLAN No. 1119. FINAL INSPECTING AND TESTING — PLAN No. 1120. PREPARATION FOR SHIPPING — PLAN No. 1121. UNLOADING, STORING, AND DELIVERING CARS — After History of the Car — Conditions of Employment — Motor Truck and Tractor Assembly
739. 739.MANUFACTURE OF AUTOMOBILE UNITS — PLAN No. 1122. FRAMES — PLAN No. 1123. SPRINGS — PLAN No. 1124. FRONT AXLES AND SPINDLES — PLAN No. 1125. BEARING MANUFACTURE — PLAN No. 1126. REAR AXLES — PLAN No. 1127. UNIVERSAL JOINTS — PLAN No. 1128. TRANSMISSIONS — PLAN No. 1129. CLUTCH — PLAN No. 1130. ENGINES — PLAN No. 1131. CARBURETORS — PLAN No. 1132. IGNITION — PLAN No. 1133. STARTING AND LIGHTING EQUIPMENT — PLAN No. 1134. RADIATORS — PLAN No. 1135. STEERING GEARS — PLAN No. 1136. WHEELS — PLAN No. 1137. BODIES — PLAN No. 1138. ACCESSORIES — Classification of Occupations With Reference to Disabilities — Possible Occupations for Men with Certain Disabilities
740. 740.PLAN No. 1139. OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING — Acknowledgment — What the Welder Does — Welding — Cutting — Work in the Open and in the Shop — What Localities Need Welders? — The Welder’s Tools and Equipment — Why Take Training? — Overcoming Your Disability — Devices for Overcoming Handicaps — Safety and Hygiene — How Previous Experience Helps — Are Welders Going to be Needed? — Qualifying as a Teacher of the Welding Process — Getting to Work after Training — What if You Do not Take Training? — Industrial Applications — PLAN No. 1140. STEAM RAILWAYS — PLAN No. 1141. ELECTRIC RAILWAYS — PLAN No. 1142. SHIPBUILDING — PLAN No. 1143. AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY — PLAN No. 1144. PIPE AND MAIN WORK — PLAN No. 1145. SHEET METAL — PLAN No. 1146. METALLIC FURNITURE — PLAN No. 1147. CONTAINERS — PLAN No. 1148. METAL PLATE — PLAN No. 1149. FOUNDRIES
741. 741.PLAN No. 1150. FORESTRY PURSUITS — Acknowledgment — What Forestry Is — What Foresters Do — Where Foresters Work — What Handicaps Are Serious — What Training is Necessary — What Opportunities Are Offered — What Are the Chances for Promotion? — Appendix on Forestry Schools and Courses — Schools With Courses Leading to a Degree in Forestry — Schools With Short Courses in Forestry Other Than Ranger Courses — TREE SURGERY — SCHOOLS WITH RANGER COURSES IN FORESTRY
742. 742.PLAN No. 1151. AUTOMOBILE MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE — Acknowledgment — What Men Do in These Occupations — Where Men in These Occupations Work — PLAN No. 1152. AUTOMOBILE REPAIR-SHOP WORK — The Occupation — Tools, Machines, Equipment, and Materials Used — Disabilities — Appliances — Previous Education, Training, and Experience — Where Re-education Will Be Given — What Can Be Learned and in What Time — After Training—What? — Qualifying as a Teacher — ELECTRIC STARTING AND LIGHTING SERVICE — The Occupation — Tools and Equipment — Disabilities — Previous Education, Training, and Experience — Where and What Education Will Be Given — After the Training—What? — PLAN No. 1153. AUTOMOBILE IGNITION SERVICE — Occupation — Tools and Equipment — Disabilities — Previous Training and Experience — Where and What Education Will Be Given — After the Training—What? — PLAN No. 1154. STORAGE BATTERY REPAIRMEN — Occupation — Tools and Equipment — Disabilities — Special Appliances — Previous Education and Experience — Where and What Re-education Will Be Given — After the Training—What? — PLAN No. 1155. TIRE REPAIRING — The Occupation — Tools and Equipment — Disabilities — Previous Education and Experience — Where and What Re-education Will Be Given — After the Training—What? — PLAN No. 1156. AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK DRIVERS — The Occupation — Tools and Equipment — Disabilities — Appliances — Previous Training and Experience — Where and What Re-education Will Be Given — After the Training—What?
743. 743.PLAN No. 1157. CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION AND CEMENT MANUFACTURE — Acknowledgment — PLAN No. 1158. STRUCTURAL GROUP — Engineer or Architect — PLAN No. 1159. INSPECTOR — PLAN No. 1160. CONTRACTOR — PLAN No. 1161. SUPERINTENDENT — PLAN No. 1162. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT — PLAN No. 1163. TIMEKEEPER — PLAN No. 1164. FOREMAN — PLAN No. 1165. FINISHERS — PLAN No. 1166. MIXER OPERATOR — PLAN No. 1167. FORM BUILDERS — PLAN No. 1168. REINFORCING PLACERS — PLAN No. 1169. RURAL CONTRACTORS — Road and Highway Group — PLAN No. 1170. ENGINEER — PLAN No. 1171. INSPECTOR — PLAN No. 1172. SUPERINTENDENT — PLAN No. 1173. FOREMAN — PLAN No. 1174. MIXER OPERATOR, FINISHER, REINFORCING PLACER — PLAN No. 1175. FORM SETTER — Products Group — PLAN No. 1176. MANAGER — PLAN No. 1177. FOREMAN — PLAN No. 1178. MACHINE OPERATORS — PLAN No. 1179. MODELER — PLAN No. 1180. PATTERN MAKER — PLAN No. 1181. PLASTER AND GLUE MOLD MAKER — Miscellaneous — Re-education — PLAN No. 1182. CEMENT MANUFACTURE
744. 744.PLAN No. 1183. THE LAW AS A VOCATION — Acknowledgment — Are You Thinking of Becoming a Lawyer? — What Kind of Work Should I Have to do as a Lawyer? — What Personal Characteristics Should I Possess to be Successful as a Lawyer? — How Much General Education Ought I to Have as a Basis for a Course in Law? — What Specific Training Should I Need, If I Decide to Become a Lawyer, and How Long Will It Take? — How Should I Be Admitted to the Bar? — What Income May I Reasonably Expect to Earn if I am Successful in Practice? — What Are Some Other Rewards to a Lawyer in Addition to Earnings From Practice? — How Many Years Would It Take Me to Establish Myself in Practice? — How Great a Need is There for Lawyers? — How Much Will It Cost Me to Get an Education Suitable for the Practice of Law?
745. 745.PLAN No. 1184. ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION, MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR OCCUPATIONS — Acknowledgment — PLAN No. 1185. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING — PLAN No. 1186. OWNERS — PLAN No. 1187. DEMAND FOR INSTALLATION OF WIRING — PLAN No. 1188. SIGNAL WIRING — PLAN No. 1189. LIGHT AND POWER WIRING — PLAN No. 1190. MOLDING WIRING — PLAN No. 1191. STEEL CONDUIT WIRING — PLAN No. 1192. WIRING AS AN OCCUPATION — PLAN No. 1193. ESTIMATORS — PLAN No. 1194. SALESMEN — PLAN No. 1195. GENERAL REPAIRMEN — PLAN No. 1196. ARMATURE WINDERS — PLAN No. 1197. PLANT AND FACTORY ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE — PLAN No. 1198. QUALIFICATIONS OF PLANT AND MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIANS — PLAN No. 1199. PROMOTION — PLAN No. 1200. ELECTRICAL INSPECTION — PLAN No. 1201. WORK IN STORAGE-BATTERY SERVICE STATIONS — PLAN No. 1202. ELECTRICAL AUTOMOBILE WORK
746. 746.PLAN No. 1203. ELECTRICAL EMPLOYMENTS WITH UTILITY COMPANIES — Acknowledgment — PLAN No. 1204. ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANIES — PLAN No. 1205. LINE CONSTRUCTION OR DISTRIBUTION DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1206. METER DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1207. SALES DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1208. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1209. ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1210. ELECTRIC-RAILWAY SYSTEMS — Power Department — Mechanical Department — PLAN No. 1211. ARMATURE REPAIRING—MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1212. SHOP WIRING—MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1213. CAR INSPECTING—MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1214. TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1215. INSTRUCTING—TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1216. FOREMAN—TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT — Motormen and Conductors—Transportation Department — Maintenance-of-Way Departments — PLAN No. 1217. LINE DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1218. TELEPHONE COMPANIES — PLAN No. 1219. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1220. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1221. AUDITING DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1222. PLANT DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1223. AERIAL LINE AND CABLE SECTIONS—PLANT DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1224. UNDERGROUND CABLE SECTION—PLANT DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1225. REPAIR SECTION—PLANT DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1226. EQUIPMENT INSTALLERS—REPAIR SECTION — PLAN No. 1227. LINE AND INSTRUMENT REPAIRMEN—REPAIR SECTION — PLAN No. 1228. SWITCHBOARD REPAIRMEN—REPAIR SECTION — PLAN No. 1229. WIRE CHIEF’S SECTION—PLANT DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1230. INSTALLATION SECTION—PLANT DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1231. CABLE REPORT SECTION—PLANT DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1232. TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT — PLAN No. 1233. STEAM RAILROADS
747. 747.PLAN No. 1234. BEEKEEPING AS A VOCATION — Acknowledgments. — Bee Culture Light Work, Interesting, and Profitable — What is Honey? — Healthfulness of Honey — Beekeeping Permits Serious Handicaps — The Bee Family — Extent of Beekeeping in the United States — Variation in Seasons — Distribution of Bees in the United States — Beekeeping Should be a Specialty — Need of Specialists in Beekeeping — Other Branches of Agriculture as Side Lines to Beekeeping — Bees Valuable to Horticulture — The Work of the Beekeeper — Winter Occupations — Number of Colonies Needed to Make a Living — The Outfit Needed — Investment Necessary — Is There a Future for Beekeeping? — Need of Training — AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE COURSES IN BEEKEEPING — SHORT SCHOOLS IN BEEKEEPING — LITERATURE FOR THE BEEKEEPER — Bulletins for Free Distribution — Bee Journals Published in the United States — Books of Interest to Beekeepers
748. 748.PLAN No. 1235. FARM MECHANICS AS A VOCATION — The Farm Tractor — A New Vocation — Cost of Farm Equipment — Future Prospects — Handicaps
749. 749.PLAN No. 1236. SHOW-CARD WRITING — The Purpose of the Show Card — Different Types of Cards — Future of the Trade — Equipment — What Men in the Trade Should Know — What Men in the Trade Do — Opportunities — How Men Are Trained — Qualifications — Handicaps — Desirability for the Disabled Man — Remuneration
750. 750.PLAN No. 1237. THE PRINTING TRADES — Printing as an Occupation — Future of the Business — Products of Printing — Organization of the Industry — Environment of Workers — Entering the Trade — Printing Courses for the Disabled — COURSES OF STUDY — 1. Hand Compositor (Straight Matter, Ad. and Job) — 2. Linotype Operator — 3. Linotype Machinist — 4. Linotype Machinist Operator — 5. Monotype Keyboard Operator — 6. Monotype Machinist — 7. Monotype Combination — 8. Stoneman — 9. Composing Room Foreman — 10. Copy Holder — 11. Proof Reader — 12. Copy Writer — 13. Assistant Pressman — 14. Pressman — 15. Pressroom Foreman — 16. Bindery Worker — 17. Stockman and Paper Cutter — 18. Printing Instructor — 19. Cost Clerk — 20. Layout Man — 21. Printing Salesman — 22. Estimator — 23. Superintendent and Manager — 24. Proprietor
751. 751.PLAN No. 1238. THE GARMENT TRADES — From Hand Work to Machine Operation — Providing a Prime Necessity — Seasonal Character of the Industries — An Immigrant’s Trade — Where the Work is Done — Two Types of Employers — What the Workers Produce — What Men do in the Clothing Industries — PLAN No. 1239. DESIGNING — PLAN No. 1240. CUTTING — PLAN No. 1241. SAMPLE MAKING — PLAN No. 1242. OPERATING — PLAN No. 1243. BASTING — PLAN No. 1244. PRESSING — Examining — How Men are Paid — How Men Are Trained — Conditions of Work — Opportunities for the Disabled — Good Farmers Should not Try to Become Tailors
752. 752.PLAN No. 1245. PODIATRY AS A VOCATION — What is Podiatry? — Specialists in Medicine — The Genesis of Chiropody — Chiropody Development — Schools and Their Curricula — Students — Duration of Course — Degrees — License to Practice — Requisites for Success — Desirability of Mechanical Knowledge — Physical Qualifications — Possible Assets — Choice of Location — The Income From Podiatry Practice — Physicians’ Co-operation — The Personal Equation — Podiatry is Ethical — Podiatry Organizations — Professional Advancement — Is There a Demand for Podiatrists? — How Long Does it Take to Establish a Practice? — Where Podiatry (Chiropody) is Regulated by Law? — Podiatry Teaching Institutions
753. 753.PLAN No. 1246. FLOUR MILLING — Acknowledgment — Unloader [46] — Unloader Foreman — Loader — Loader Foreman — Elevator Man — Elevator Foreman — Blender — Roll Tender—Cleaning Machine Tenders — Oiler — Sweeper — Smutter — Grinder — Bolter and Purifier — Miller, Second or Trick Miller — Miller, Head — Spouter — Packer — Packer Foreman — Trucker — Millwright — Sack Man — Sack Sewer — Warehouse Foreman — Trick Miller, or Second Miller — Physical Disabilities — Where to Get Training in Milling
754. 754.PLAN No. 1247. BAKING — What is Baking? — What Does the Baker Do? — How Many Bakers are There? — Value of Bakery Products — Where do Bakers Work? — Description of Occupations in a Bakery — Disabilities—They Need not Disqualify — The Government Will Help You — The Chances for Success — Qualifications — Training and Experience — Schools of Baking
755. 755.PLAN No. 1248. DENTAL MECHANICS AS A VOCATION — Hours and Wages — Qualifications — Training
756. 756.INDEX
757. 757.Transcriber’s Notes

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