State at General Electric Co.
On Thursday of last week, Su
perintendent A. L. Rohrer, of the
General Electric company of
Schenectady, made his annual visit
to State College in quest of men for
the testing department of the works.
In the course of his remarks to
the senior electricals, Mr. Rohrer
outlined briefly the work of the
various departments of the com
pany. The work of the five hun
dred student engineers of the testing
department was of particular interest
to the men, especially to those con
templating that line of employment
after graduation. Upon completion
of two years’ work in this depart
ment, the opportunities for advance
ment are of the best. The men
with this experience have little dif
ficulty in obtaining responsible posi
tions, either in the other departments
of the works or with other electrical
manufacturing concerns.
Mr. Rohrer, speaking of those
employed as student engineers, said
that the men who prove of most
value are those who have the power
to think and apply principles rather
than those equipped with practical
knowledge. This opinion, coming
from an employer of 15,000 men
should have great weight.
The Medico-Cllirurgical College of Philadelphia
rionarfmont nf Morlioino Carefully graded course of lour sessions of right months
Utipdl llilt/ill ul IvlßUlulllg ouch. Thoroughly pranica,’ mMiiuMlon, l-’iee (Jiu/ass;
Limited Ward (Jlasses ; Clinical Confeiences : Particular attention to hihoratmy wmK,
ward work and bedside teaching. Largest and finest cl in i :al amphitheatre in the world
Flonartmont nf Flntlfiofru Offers superior advantages tost mlonts Ahunda eeofmn-
Uo|Jal IlllCml Ul Ucllllolljf teriai for practical work in the Penial Inlirniaiy Colit go
clinics present splendid opportunities tor practical study ol geneial :uul oral su»geiy
Dental students accorded same college privileges as medical students. Qmy/.mg conducted
by the Prolessnrs free of charge.
nonartmonf nf Phnrmani/ nn integral patl of the Institution. Addicts the
UCpul lIIICIII Ul rllQl llldlf Jf Dean of thcdeparlment in which you me inteic-ted for an
illustrated catalogue, describing courses in full and containing Information nsto f**es. etc
W. T. DUNN
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
State is well represented at
Schenectady. Ten of her electrical
engineering graduates are enrolled
as student engineers and nearly
thirty more are employed in the
various departments of the works.
That they are giving the best satis
faction, we have ample proof in Mr.
Rohrer’s annual visit in search of
new men
Library Notes
Among the periodicals to be
found on the Library list this year,
are the following:
Colliers’ Weekly, The Ciaftsman,
Fliegende Blatter, The International
Studio, Journal of English and Ger
manic Philology, Poet Lore, Revue
des Deux Mondes, The Saturday
Evening Post.
Tne Library has received from
Dr. A. S. McAllister, ’9B, a copy
of his new book, “Alternating Cur
rent Machinery.’’ A corrpetent
authority pronounces this the best
book on the subject.
Dr. B. E. Fernow donates to the
Library, The Forestry Review, a
quarterly journal of which he is
editor.
The coal dealer says : “As we
journey through life we must live by
the weigh. Miners take notice.
“MOTHER” DUNN’S GRUB
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Furniture and Carpets
Picture Frames Made to Order
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All Kinds of Choice Meats
THE
MEAT MARKET. Old Postoffice Place
Special Inducements to Clubs.
TELEPHONE.
The First National Bank
of State College
Accounts Solicited
Every Accomodation Extended Your
Account Warrants
BUSH HOUSE
W. L. Daggett, Prop.
Opposite Pennsylvania R. R. Station
Bellefonte, Pa.
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