A Memorial And a Tribute From His Friends
A Memorial And a Tribute From His Friends
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Dixon Sinclair Kennedy James Duncan Phillips In response to a request for his "history" for a class record Robert D. Jenks sent the following account to the secretary of his class about 1913.
"After leaving college I entered the employ of the Phila- delphia and Reading Railway Company as a freight clerk.
[29] There I discovered that although I was the proud possessor of a Harvard A. B. , cum laude, I was, nevertheless, to be classified among the most ignorant of men, because, forsooth, I hadn't... the slightest idea whether watermelons took first or fourth class rates, and because I didn't know, for example, that all P. & R. , N. Y. C. & H. R. Freight was to be routed via Newberry Junction. So practically as an office boy, I started in to learn the railroad business. Thanks to the interest of my immediate superintendent I was given a chance to serve in some twenty different positions in about nine months, so that I acquired in a relatively short time a knowledge of the details of the railroad business which is now proving of great value to me in my legal work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dixon Sinclair Kennedy James Duncan Phillips In response to a request for his "history" for a class record Robert D. Jenks sent the following account to the secretary of his class about 1913.
"After leaving college I entered the employ of the Phila- delphia and Reading Railway Company as a freight clerk.
[29] There I discovered that although I was the proud possessor of a Harvard A. B. , cum laude, I was, nevertheless, to be classified among the most ignorant of men, because, forsooth, I hadn't... the slightest idea whether watermelons took first or fourth class rates, and because I didn't know, for example, that all P. & R. , N. Y. C. & H. R. Freight was to be routed via Newberry Junction. So practically as an office boy, I started in to learn the railroad business. Thanks to the interest of my immediate superintendent I was given a chance to serve in some twenty different positions in about nine months, so that I acquired in a relatively short time a knowledge of the details of the railroad business which is now proving of great value to me in my legal work.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Darrah Jenks to read onlineMoreLess
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