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Title: The Ladies' home journal
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Wyeth, N. C. (Newell Convers), 1882-1945
Subjects: Women's periodicals Janice Bluestein Longone Culinary Archive
Publisher: Philadelphia : (s.n.)
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Extracurricular activity: solving problems like theRobert Winners housing shortage. Most ofHarriesclients are in middle 30s, earn about $6000yearly. i ■ ; ^w/SH^^^k— u# lr —w, HjV ^ *£ Hk ^ ^m^ huM^/\U *m*. Eiw » W I /S*lj . m ** Bwjwii— .-^H * .-toe ^>- - Harrie has income of $4500, insures own life for$28,000. Many customers are professional or smallbusinessmen, like garage owner Charles Hobbie.
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Companys our main luxurv. Of a Saturday night, Harriss usually at the griddle. Serving up his special brand of pancakes and sausage. Pot-lmk parlies <ii home dont unbalance the budget, but expenses far gas and for business entertaining run about 10% of 11 agons incoi (Continued from Page 222) were turned down for heart trouble and highblood pressure; all of them men bet \\ een 35 and 45. Most of them neversuspected their condition; Harrie took it hard, breaking the bad news tothem. In spite of losing two thirds of the business he sold during theyear, he made $4500 in 1947, the highest income he has ever earned. Getting along on little money is a problem the Hogans haveshared all their married life, although both came from well-to-dofamilies. When they were first married, they had $1000 saved—Andnever so much since, says Harrie ruefully. Luckily they boughttheir present four-bedroom house with barn and two acres in 1942,before the boom, for $6000. Harrie got it without even a down

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