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Henry Ford:My Life and Work, Additional Excerpt 347

Henry Ford《My Life and Work》· My Life and Work · Leadership

A record of the class and shop work is kept and also of the industry the boy displays in each. It is the marks in industry which are used in making subsequent adjustments of his scholarship. In addition to his scholarship each boy is given a small amount each month which must be deposited in his savings account. This thrift fund must be left in the bank as long as the boy remains in the school unless he is given permission by the authorities to use it for an emergency.

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Locator:Additional excerpt 347 · Verified:2026-10-19 · Verification:Short excerpt

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