Broome recounts Neville's early New York jobs and resolve for independence

Broome's narration of Neville leaving Barbados at seventeen for New York in 1921, working as an elevator operator for J.C. Penney at $15 a week until let go, then on Macy's shipping dock at $13 a week, until he resolved never to work for another again.

Date (happened)

c. 1922

unresolved

c. 1922 estimated · probable · preferred

Why M7 dating pass (529; 525's readers, packet 003): its source passage 141373 does not exist on www: left off

Reasoning Age seventeen from the certain 1905-02-19 birth lands in 1922, matching the certain frame arrival event (728, 1922-09-25).
~~c. 1921~~ stated · refuted

Source "at the age of seventeen", told in Tribute Margaret Ruth Broome October 28 April 16 Goddards Student (nid 2039)

Why pm-actor-525: refuted by the M7 dating pass (529; 525's readers, packet 003): 1905+17=1922, not 1921; the year was miscalculated from the stated age of seventeen.

Place

New York City

Persons

Neville Goddard

Sources

Source

Margaret Ruth Broome Neville Goddard The Man Who Knew He Was God ¶9 (But this position was short lived as Neville soon became so angry he said to himself, “From this day forward I will not work for another. I will only work for myself.” And that is what he did.)
Margaret Ruth Broome Neville Goddard The Man Who Knew He Was God (Broome recounts the J.C. Penney and Macy's jobs and Neville's resolve to work for himself.)