Pulp Fiction, 1926 · page 5 of 114
The Frontier, May 1926 — page 5: what you’re looking at
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# Description This is an **advertisement page** from *The Frontier Advertiser*, not a pulp fiction story page. The page is dominated by job recruitment ads offering "$3,500 to $10,000 Jobs!" primarily for draftsmen in architectural, mechanical, and electrical fields. The central image shows a man working on technical drawings. Surrounding text emphasizes the demand for drafting skills and encourages readers to learn drafting through correspondence courses. Multiple smaller classified ads advertise specific positions and training opportunities. At the bottom, an advertisement for "Money-Making Tools" promotes drafting instruments, while another ad promises free training materials for aspiring draftsmen. The page functions entirely as employment and vocational advertising.
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THE FRONTIER ADVERTISER *3.000 to *10,000 JOBS! HOME WORKERS’ SERVICES. LLP POT WANTED—MALE HELY. 3 PPL OL PPD DSS GF DRAFTSMAN—BEGINNER. TO MAKE TRAC- i i ti Fhe Sigh sa x Professions and Tradex. 4 ngs in spare time, mple work. good pay. me rer. ! Bring samples, Knight Iron Works, Ard, & DRAFTSMAN: AT ONCE—WHO CAN DbO olk. WANTED—MALE HELP. Professions and DRAFTSMAN -- MACHINE DETAILER AND tracer. S80 wk. Fisher Bldg, WANTED—MALE HELP. Professions and Trades. DRAFTSMEN ee Trades. K goud lettering: Younger ete Pe epee eae a oxperionce n nece : ixce * ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMEN—TO HELP ular (LG EGr OER, douse evenings during rush. bortunity in. pleasant office. Apply Saturday home, Call Elder 2041, 3 STrank Bldg. | DRAFTSMAN— FOR ORNAMENTAL AND decorative fron work: taller; graod Job for right party. Architectural draftsmen, in- matte, De Sued Gel is cinial work; salary $200 to Call Mon- Work may be taken | or Monday. morning, Room 546 let National DRAFTSMEN 4@ ane sudente oan Ket pract, ¢ y DRAFTSMAN 6; Ww lect 2 fc m, : ing $60° week to siart.’ Mr a $400 Month mon, Cheny & Hicks. Garland 10 3m. Hy day on J. GOLDBERG, Atlantic Hotel, DRAFTSMAN DETROIT EDISON LECTRICAL MEN WITH POWER HOUSE END SUBSTATION LAYOUT EXPERIENCE. ‘1D OPPORTUNITY AND STEADY EM- $300 monthly; permanent positions to proper parties; send sample of work with outline of experience and : - >= |} man to become sy ENT. STATE AG : 3 . WANTED—MALE) : MENT TATE AGE, EXPERIENCE] ability, Professions and ee oft Sore ie » DETROIT. MICHIGAN NY SMYTH, HINCHMAN ARCHITECTURA@ c tis WOR, N z & GRILLS ‘ERS AND Dy st rs 1 Of! 16 in newg 2 DS ARTSMEN 710 Washington Arcade, High class » + sess Dobe : BEGINNERS Detroit, Mich. bank bui) * Bean will get preference. $250 Month and Bonus DRAFTSMAN—FOR WORK ON RAILWAY will pay - tj : —— or kerosene engine design. Good training s / Btin) KINDRED PRODUCTS CO. |we want four cl » | mote casentlal than, wide experience," State : ‘ ge. & IFLE Pgs: nV. se . salary f cel- MR. ORRINGTON ae FORE SHORE OMe | aie Reo oibe tie : ‘ lent iy ent | DRAFTSMAN—TO DESIGN TOOLS. JIGS. with ~h fixtures, punches and dics: good pay. steady Pediger wit. | position to right man. Call for personal inter- re view. Hill Pump Valve So.. 2307 Archer-av. | COUPSEe Add s mS DRAFTSMAN—DETAILER. ON HIGH4@ | cabinet work. bank and store fixt, : > \ gonditions: factory location Indiana tg ‘Sea bead QUGAN, ceed ac 8: MtVeqro rigyv NaI. all tor perac, , nn Pump Vaivd Co. 232m SN MAN—DETAILE® - , werk. bank ™ ee ¢ \ dev chit iste vic Vy Geo. Frentress, a last year’s Easy Money! student, ‘‘hard’” at work on the job now paying him $375 per month. A drafting posi- ‘ tion isn’t difficult after the Dobe course; at’sihe same work, aw vi ae VUL MESLUINGNS, LIND, should. xiv. ~“ Vyclimand pals and date % experience, salary expected] Conditions: fa Mean rep: grease: MR. “has "aNn-av. Mechanical or Electrical In ANY Line, Drafting Comes FIRST! Watch the Draftsmen Wanted Ads in Any Newspaper! Nearly 6,000 Openings Advertised Last Month! Still Bigger Dermand Predicted This Season! ship at home—but under the daily di- rection of Chief Draftsman Dobe— the man who has made finished drafts- men of thousands of men, young and old—men who had no previous train- ing, or even the average amount of schooling. Give him your evenings for just a few months, and you'll be ready for almost any drafting job that offers. Hundreds of Dobe trained men could fill any position in the newspaper ads_ reproduced above—are holding similar positions—and better positions—today. You could answer three of those ads your second month with Dobe. Think it over! You take my course right at home. I pro- vide all the equipment that’s required. We don’t use books, but instruments. Drafting is all done with tools. So it doesn’t call for ‘talent.’® Once started, you'll soon be mak- ing mechanical drawings that now seem “‘way over your head.”’ : : There’s 6/g money in drafting. Make no mistake about that! My former students are getting all the way from $250 a month as juniors, to $833 a month as chiefs. And mark: most of the big engineers of this country, and even some of our railroad presidents, slarled as draftsmen. So send for my free book! Follow the line of work you like, but learn the right end. No work is done— nor even begun—without draftsmen. It’s draftsmen all concerns are after. Read the papers! Count the ads for draftsmen wanted; notice the pay they mention; see the inducements they offer! Every workman must understand drawings. It’s as easy to learn to make them as to read them. And the man who can make drawings is the man who makes the money! Doyourealize what a big field draft- ing is? All building, engineering, or manufacturing starts on paper. Single jobs require thousands of drawings. The simplest things you use were drawn before they could be made; the tools you handle; even the pipe yousmoke. Everylhing you see around you was first a drawing. Here is your chance to take up drafting. Learn practical draftsman- young men who have just finished a good drafting ae DRAFTSMAN — FOR ELECTRICAL MA- chinery. transformere «and. starters; give age, education, exnerience and salary wanted. Address R_C 22, Times, DESIGNER on jigs, dies and fixtures. Ap- ply ries cre- in our Dobe cellent 5: Labor Dept. ational Harvester Co. Tullerton Ave., ' Near River eKAFTSMAN—YOUNG MAN FOR DETAIL- ING AND TRAC IL- ING ON TOOL WORK: STEADY POSITION IN .£00P OFFICE BUILDING IN_ CHICAGO: GOOD SALARY TO START: SPLENDID CHANCE FOR AD- -ANCEANT, STATE AGE AND SALARY ADDRESS M B 145, TIMES, PLANT NEAR NEW YORK \ass machine and tool drafts- ‘nent position: application experience. expected eaD gs te k. All s oe lf You Act In Time! Scores of engineering firms and manufacturers recruit their draftsmen from my classes. I haven't enough men now—and a busier season is coming. Therefore, I make this offer to get action: a beautiful set of imported drafting instruments that won’t cost you one penny extra. Just to induce you to acl. And That Isn’t All! Until my present classes are filled, I will GIVE, not only these tools, but all needed supplies, even including Drafting Table—without any additional charges! Before you lay down this book—or even turn the page—get a line in the mails to me — and my big book about drafting will soon be in your hands. The special offer of tools is for immediate action. Don’t expect me to hold it open indefinitely. Clip the coupon xow for free book: CHIEF DRAFTSMAN DOBE, Div. 15-95 1951 Lawrence Ave., Chicago Send me FREE and POSTPAID ‘full infor- mation about your training, and enough ma- terial to show me how easy it is to Jearn drafting, and how I would like the work, In- clude your free tools offer and big NEW book. i 6 eo