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... WASHINGTON , D. C. Largest and Oldest UNCLE SAM IS BEST EMPLOYER ; pay is high and sure ; hours short ; places perma- nent ; promotions regular ; vacations with pay ; thousands of vacancies every month ; all kinds of pleasant work ...
... WASHINGTON , D. C. Largest and Oldest UNCLE SAM IS BEST EMPLOYER ; pay is high and sure ; hours short ; places perma- nent ; promotions regular ; vacations with pay ; thousands of vacancies every month ; all kinds of pleasant work ...
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... Washington - under the guardianship of that good old Shepherd , Uncle Sam - a flock of sheep , with exceed- ingly valuable fleeces , has long been grazing . Often in the past few years , the lion's paw has swept away a woolly victim so ...
... Washington - under the guardianship of that good old Shepherd , Uncle Sam - a flock of sheep , with exceed- ingly valuable fleeces , has long been grazing . Often in the past few years , the lion's paw has swept away a woolly victim so ...
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... Washington , fifty - five per cent . The group has vast holdings of undeveloped power , one big block of it being in Can- ada and representing Niagara possibil- ities . General Electric powers dominate the street railway systems of at ...
... Washington , fifty - five per cent . The group has vast holdings of undeveloped power , one big block of it being in Can- ada and representing Niagara possibil- ities . General Electric powers dominate the street railway systems of at ...
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... Washington , that the public rights in water power are menaced by the possibility of monopoly . Before taking up , now , the political aspects of this question , it is necessary to state just where and how government gets involved in ...
... Washington , that the public rights in water power are menaced by the possibility of monopoly . Before taking up , now , the political aspects of this question , it is necessary to state just where and how government gets involved in ...
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... Washington for the privilege of erecting an obstruction to navigation . That was all Washington had to do with it . Congress heard the army engineers ' report , which assured it that if the dam were built . in a certain way , with ...
... Washington for the privilege of erecting an obstruction to navigation . That was all Washington had to do with it . Congress heard the army engineers ' report , which assured it that if the dam were built . in a certain way , with ...
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