Objections to piecework re. objections to piecework
A defender argues that piecework aligns pay with output and benefits both workers and managers. He contrasts day work with collective bargaining, noting rising prices and improved conditions where machinery speeds production. He counters fears of slower workers losing jobs and addresses market dynamics, wages, and international trade effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Employers’ Association
Obeslas
America
Aleady
Witter
Australia
Making Good Spirit of Youth in Business
A publicist challenges ageism with the slogan Too old at Forty. The Earl of Bective argues youth brings vigor in commerce, urging young minds to apply a virile spirit to modern business. He cites rapid competition, learning from errors, and steady perseverance as keys to trade turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Bective
London
Daily Express
Bed Bugs Rapidly Multiply and Spray Recommended
A reader notes bed bugs reproduce quickly with a single bug laying up to 190 eggs. Eggs hatch in 3 weeks to ten days. use FLY-TOX to spray cracks and crevices where bugs hide. The insecticide, developed at Melton Institute of Industrial Research by Rex Fellowship, is said to be harmless to humans but deadly to household insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel[ton Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Fellowship
Radio broadcast schedule and mystery play synopsis
Radio program log from Brisbane lists daily sessions with announcers, music from the Paris Cafe and Wintergarden Theatre, market and weather updates, and the night feature a radio mystery play The Sarcophagus based on an Egyptian curse. Listeners are invited to submit solutions for a small prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Tyson
Ihe Daily Mail
Comries
Rita McAuliffe
Louis! News
R. Wight
H. Humphreys
Paris
Uncle Ben
Exchange
Fenwick’s Stock
C.F. McGrath
H Humphreys
A. V. James
White House
Messrs
Gisen
Goodchap
White Hose
Woolloongabba
Olsen An Goodchap
Metropolitan
Bevel
iAmen-Ra
A ‘S. Mew
Mena-Ra
Arthur Colville
Macfarlane
Stirling
Hazel
Bruce
Esaye
Colville
A. Rees
Fasola
Za-Rita
Hazels
Constance Archdall
The
Daily Mail
Cobrier
Pollopass Glass Substitute Promises Practical Uses
Inventors claim Pollopass or Plass, a new glass substitute, admits ultraviolet light, is unbreakable, and cheaper than existing options. Professor E C Baly of Liverpool University and his son describe a process from Dr F Pollack with potential for windows and electrical components. Nottingham plans a 4 factory site, with cautious optimism about quality and market readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
Pollopass
Plass
E. C. Baly
Inorganic Chemistry
Liverpool University
E. J. Baly
F. Pollack
Liverpool
London
Daily Chronicle
Baly
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Palace
Pola Negri
Warner Baxter
Manon Lescaut
Lya de Putti
Abbi Prevost
Massenet
News. Gazette
FOUR
Flushers
Jace Holt
Greenfield Spectacles
A.P. Greenfield (Northern) Ltd
Iphane
Cairns
Eelburn House
Ou-St
Trail End
Winstone
Fownsville
Brisbane
Toowcomba
Gelling Bros. Ltd
W. J. Ferguson
Country and Progressive National Association
Northern Division
Spirit OF Youth
Hengeny
Hennessy
Hennessys
Tomcat
Tropical Theatre
Shirley Mason
Richard Arlen
Cinderela
Sally
Ken Maynard
Ann D
Farzan
SPO
Whittick’s
Abbott
Toowool
Ipswich
Gympie
Rockhampton
Towns
Ea Hajib Ahmad Camruddin
Sachs-street
Camruddin
India
Persia
Eddleston’s
W. Roe
James ‘Lyons Ltd
Meildings
Cairng
Queensland
Bremerhassett's
Institute of Accountancy
James Reid
ALA
ALGA
Exton House
Queen Street
Astory
H. J.W. Hetton
Patte
England
W. Danlow
Simpsons
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