New York candy firm backs grand fund to end wealth
A New York candy manufacturer backs a plan to establish a perpetual fund in Hoonac Falls with $100 and a $1000 yearly payment to Princeton University. The fund grows toward $9,000 millions in 600 years, then could absorb national wealth. In 1914 NYSE membership valued at $34,000. 11,000 members now worth over 600 millions with a bid to add 100 seats at half a million each. Kealy notes higher values from herd work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hoonac Falls
National
Bank
Princton University
New York Stock Exchange
Kealy
Leisure and science of living in a restless age
Otto H. Kahn spoke at George Peabody College in Nashville on November 2, 1928, about rapid social change, the rise of leisure, and using leisure wisely. He urged varied, intense work, broad interests, and avoiding routine, warning against becoming machines yet stressing one primary vocation. He cited Dean Inge and noted the value of personal growth and humane perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peabody College For
Nashsville
Tenn
Otto H. Kahn
Dean Inge
England
Axaman
Tidh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bank of Western Caroliina
Buiking
Augusta
A. J. Hilton
Aah
THE
Augusta Duco Company
Ellis St
Georgia
Svalves
Lombard Iron Works
Augusta, Ga
MR. Davis Hankinson
J. Willie Levyson & CO
Quebec
Iin
Farmers & Merchants
Aiken County
W.s.jones Croft
Aiken Pressing Club
Holley Fuel Company
Wood and Coal Telephone
Aiken, South Carolina
New York and
Aiken
Aitken
Washington
Baltimore West Philadelphia
Paflman
Southern Railway System