Women War Workers Accounts Contributed By Representative Workers of the Work Do
Women War Workers Accounts Contributed By Representative Workers of the Work Do
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Just after the outbreak of war, in August 1914, a large wholesale firm found themselves with many thousand pounds' worth 104 Banking of made-up goods on their hands. These, in accordance with the custom of the trade, had been manufactured and ordered in the early months of the summer and were to be invoiced to the retailers in the following October. Had events taken their normal course the bulk of the large stock which the firm held at the beginning of the season would have been exhausted by th...e demands of the retailers, but, as every one knows, there was a sudden cessa- tion of orders in trade circles in the first days of the war. Telegrams and letters cancelling the orders previously given arrived in quick succession, and finally the firm found itself faced by ruin. In this emergency the head of the firm sought his bank manager. As old clients of the bank they were entitled to special consideration, and in the circumstances the manager, without any difficulty, arranged for facilities which enabled him to make to the partners an immediate advance sufficient to allow the firm not only to meet the demands upon their finances which the defection of the retailers had caused, but also to provide them with the means of striking out in a fresh direction 105 Women War Workers until the future had shaped itself more clearly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just after the outbreak of war, in August 1914, a large wholesale firm found themselves with many thousand pounds' worth 104 Banking of made-up goods on their hands. These, in accordance with the custom of the trade, had been manufactured and ordered in the early months of the summer and were to be invoiced to the retailers in the following October. Had events taken their normal course the bulk of the large stock which the firm held at the beginning of the season would have been exhausted by th...e demands of the retailers, but, as every one knows, there was a sudden cessa- tion of orders in trade circles in the first days of the war. Telegrams and letters cancelling the orders previously given arrived in quick succession, and finally the firm found itself faced by ruin. In this emergency the head of the firm sought his bank manager. As old clients of the bank they were entitled to special consideration, and in the circumstances the manager, without any difficulty, arranged for facilities which enabled him to make to the partners an immediate advance sufficient to allow the firm not only to meet the demands upon their finances which the defection of the retailers had caused, but also to provide them with the means of striking out in a fresh direction 105 Women War Workers until the future had shaped itself more clearly.
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