The Making of a Town
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It requires a man of some imagination, of ability, and ideals, to manage it.
The Entrance 127 There must be plenty of air in the rooms, fresh paint, cleanliness, and comfort. Simplicity other than ornateness should obtain, and if round about the building there is a patch of lawn showing evi- dence of care, the traveler at once comes to the con- clusion that here is a place where rest and quiet can be had. Fresh air is to be regarded as a more sat- isfactory thing to have in the lobby of the hot...el than stale tobacco ; nor should the hotel-keeper allow loafers to continually utilize the room in the lobby of his building.
The true test of a hotel management is to be found in the dining-room. If the average hotel manager would cease to imitate the city hotel, dis- pense with the numerous small dishes that are served, and fall back upon simple meals, with good bread and butter, there is no doubt but that a reputa- tion could be established both for him and the town. A service of good fruit, chicken pie or hot roast, with large cups of good, hot coffee, furnish a basis for meals that will remain a long time in the memory of the patrons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It requires a man of some imagination, of ability, and ideals, to manage it.
The Entrance 127 There must be plenty of air in the rooms, fresh paint, cleanliness, and comfort. Simplicity other than ornateness should obtain, and if round about the building there is a patch of lawn showing evi- dence of care, the traveler at once comes to the con- clusion that here is a place where rest and quiet can be had. Fresh air is to be regarded as a more sat- isfactory thing to have in the lobby of the hot...el than stale tobacco ; nor should the hotel-keeper allow loafers to continually utilize the room in the lobby of his building.
The true test of a hotel management is to be found in the dining-room. If the average hotel manager would cease to imitate the city hotel, dis- pense with the numerous small dishes that are served, and fall back upon simple meals, with good bread and butter, there is no doubt but that a reputa- tion could be established both for him and the town. A service of good fruit, chicken pie or hot roast, with large cups of good, hot coffee, furnish a basis for meals that will remain a long time in the memory of the patrons.
What to read after The Making of a Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Le Rond Mcvey to read onlineMoreLess
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