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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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Since almost everyone has friends or relatives In the armed forces, writ-ing letters to men In service Is an activity in which many can participate home nursing which is given by quali- thousands of articles. In manyfied Red Cross Instructors. The pri- places, classes have been held formary purpose of the course is to give those who wanted to learn to sew ortraining in carrying out necessary knit, with telephone women as in-home routines In the care of Infants, structors. In some cases, the corn-children, and the aged, and to In- panics provide sewing machines.
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Tnii GKNKKOsnv of Bell System employees Is exemplified by books contrib-uted for Army camps, by one of two mobile canteens presented to the Sal-vation Army by traffic women in a large city, and by talking lettersprovided for soldiers and sailors Telephone Womens War-Time Of-duty Activities 45 Knitting is not confined to restrooms: the girls continue it in theirleisure time at home and even on theway to and from the office. Manysoldiers, sailors, and marines, as wellas civilians, have cause to be gratefulfor the thoughtfulness and industryof telephone women all over thecountry. For those who do not care toknit or sew, the American Red Crosshas opportunities in its workroomsfor making surgical dressings andbandages. Some of the telephonecompanies have provided speciallyequipped rooms on company premiseswhere employees may carry on thisuseful and necessary work. The Gift with the Giver In addition to this sewing andknitting to practical ends, telephonewomen appreciate that the happinesso

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