El Correo nacional2024-05-212024-05-211894-07-27http://hdl.handle.net/11349/35288La imagen contiene una noticia acerca de una carta de presentación para conseguir un nuevo trabajo en el periódico, de Juan Clamute, quien fue criado por una mujer llamada Casilda, quien le dio su nombre de pila. Él desconoce su apellido pero no le importa, ya que sus amigos lo llaman por su apodo y está contento con eso. Se considera a sí mismo un "chino de profesión" y "embotador" por nacimiento, ya que Casilda era zapatera. No sabe su edad exacta, pero siente que ha vivido lo suficiente y tiene mucha experiencia. Juan expresa su cansancio de su oficio de limpiar botas y su deseo de escribir artículos para periódicos, aprovechando su amplia experiencia en la vida. Ha intentado cambiar de profesión, incluso solicitando contratos para trabajos públicos y considerando unirse al ejército, pero no ha tenido éxito. Finalmente, deja su nombre a disposición del lector y del director del periódico. Noticia publicada en El Correo Nacional N° 1111, Julio, 27 - 1894The image contains a news story about a cover letter to get a new job at the newspaper, from Juan Clamute, who was raised by a woman named Casilda, who gave him her first name. He doesn't know his last name but he doesn't care, since his friends call him by his nickname and he is happy with that. He considers himself a "Chinese by profession" and a "duller" by birth, since Casilda was a shoemaker. He doesn't know his exact age, but he feels that he has lived long enough and has a lot of experience. Juan expresses his tiredness from his job of shining boots and his desire to write articles for newspapers, taking advantage of his extensive experience in life. He has tried to change careers, including applying for contracts for public jobs and considering joining the military, but has not been successful. Finally, he leaves his name at the disposal of the reader and the editor of the newspaper. News published in El Correo Nacional N° 1111, July 27 - 1894tiffAttribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 Internacionalhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ChinosIdiosincrasiaNoticias de BogotáImágenes de BogotáimagenBogotá -- Historia -- ImágenesBogotá -- Historia -- FuentesBogotá -- Vida social y costumbres -- 1800-1900OpenAccessChineseIdiosyncrasyBogota NewsImages of BogotaAbierto (Texto Completo)2144 X 1369