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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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good health and national fitness.Among the subjects considered arethe fundamentals of nutrition; theproper choice, preparation and serv- versatlon, better speech, reading,dress and grooming, etiquette, enter-taining, home decoration, managingour money, travel, and hobbies.Company women, specially trained,who conduct the Informal group dis-cussions, encourage the members topool their Ideas and experiences. Areading list, compiled for use withthe course, enables the girls to studyeach topic as fully as they wish whiletaking the course and to pursue fur- 42 Bell Telephone Magazine FEBRUARY ther, after they have completed thecourse, any subjects which especiallyinterest them. While not designed as a war-timeactivity, this course is being continuedin some places as a pleasant interlude forces, and benefits for the U.S.O.and the Red Cross. As for manag-ing our money, it will require man-aging indeed—by all of us—to pur-chase war bonds, to pay our taxes,and to contribute toward the good
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Bandages and surgical dressings for the Red Cross are turned out bythe thousands by such groups of Bell System workers on the lighter side and, as might beexpected, many of the subjects arenow being discussed with the war inmind. Thus, the meeting on travelbecomes a lesson in geography thatcovers the many places all over theworld in which our service men arelocated. The interest in entertain-ing, always a popular subject, nowcenters around social affairs beinggiven for the men of the armed morale of ones self and associates bypresenting a pleasing appearance al-ways. Telephone service is vitally impor-tant now to military establishmentsand industrial plants, whether they benear big cities or remote from largecenters. Many telephone women,like good soldiers, have volunteeredfor work which requires them to livein places far from home. To these 1943 Telephone Women s War-Tiine Of-duty Activities 43 women, the self-development courseoffers not only many pleasant hourswhile it is in progre

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