Who Owns the Stock Everyone Sold
George Putman argues in World's Work August issue that ownership of stock has spread from few hands to many ordinary people. He cites ten large firms where stockholders nearly doubled, and notes the crash dispersed ownership, reducing class barriers as capital and labor unite more closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Putman
Montgomery Ward
General Motors
Continental Can
Woolworth
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Sears Roestck
Texas Corporation
Westinghouse Electric
General Electric
United Fruit
Radio Corporation of America
Packard Motor Car Company
Patii
America
Our Heritage of Revolt in American Law
James Trustow Adams explains in the New York Times how wilderness and Puritan revolt shaped American law and attitudes toward authority. He notes Protestant private judgment as central and cites Massachusetts charter rights linking church and state and the moral questions that underlie even ordinary obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Trustow Adams
New York Times
Adams
Elizabeth
James
New England
Massachusetts
Unjust Law Through Colonial Private Judgment
The passage argues that colonial history reveals Puritan private judgment shaping law. It notes revolts against law are condemned, but to grasp current issues we must study underlying factors that create these problems.
Tragedy Over Howard Sparks Duty to Strap In
The Erfman family mourns two children killed when a squall hurled their plane 600 feet. Pilot Merle Perrigo is cleared of guilt by a coroner's jury, though questions arise about passenger seat belts and aviation safety. The piece urges pilots to require belts to promote safe flight and aviation progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Erfman
Vilas
Howard
Clarence
Cecile
Merle Perrigo
Huron
Mitchell Republican
Perrigo
Department of Commerce
PRESS COMMENT TRUSTS BOHR UP AGAIN
Sioux City Tribune discusses trust problems as Congress reconvenes. Debates repeal or modification of the Sherman law and the regulatory path for interstate mergers. Analysts note growth and socialization fears while lawmakers remain unsure what action to take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Tribune
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trade Relations Commission
United States Steel Corporation
Hoosevelt
America
Maternal Instinct Debates Blood Type Claims in Chicago
A column mocks the maternal instinct against scientific blood classification in the Bamberger Watkins case. Mothers argued as the true judges of infant likeness, while scientists face scorn for overanalyzing birth data and heredity. The piece notes a Chicago movement to submit the case to mothers as the court of last resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimenpolia Tribune
Chicago
Harvey
Caroline
Jim
Bamberger-Watkins
Bamberger
Mrs. Watkins
Nellie Sampson Reviews Camp Wilson Experience
Jefferson School Girl Reserve member Nellie Sampson shares a detailed account of her funded trip to Camp Wilson at Lake Byron. She describes arrivals on July 8, daily routines with swimming and sports, camp staff, discipline of a posted duties list, camp store limits, surprise hours, and a gypsy day with treasure hunt. She notes making friends, enjoying swimming, firelight programs, worship with librarian Miss Caroline Orvis, and hopes to return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Sampson
Jefferson
Lake Byron
Wellie Sampson
Jefferson’ School
Camp Wilson
F.C. Hocking
R. M. Hess
Mery
E. Amspach
James de Haven
Clark
Huron Clinic
Olson
Huron
Shirley Hess
M Hes
Trai
Caroline Orvis
Tamay
Versatile Tri Mu 4 H Club Teaches Emergency Aid Skills
The Belknap Johnston Rhode Island group earns notice for wide range projects. Members demonstrate baby care and bandages, prepare posters on preschool child care, run a camera club, publish a monthly club paper, and host literature art and music projects. A horseback riding division was offered last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I-H
Tri-Mu
Belknap
Johnston
R. I
Beadle Clubs Join in Kittenball Game
The Willing Workers 4-H club and Jim Dandy Pi club held a picnic at the Radcliffe home near Wolsey on Wednesday July 23. Kittenball entertained the group with Rose Radcliffe and Charlotte Bree leading teams. final score 3 to 0 in favor of Charlotte's side. A picnic lunch followed at 4 o'clock prepared by Miss Radcliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers
Vernem Township
Radcliffe
Wolsey
Alice Riselter
Willing ‘Workers
Rose Radcliffe
Charlotte
Bree
Miss Redcliffe
Jim Dundy
Tony Fisher
Cecile O'Brien A 4-H Leader In Mississippi Youth
Cecile OBrien of Hinds County Mississippi earned a place at the National 4 H Club encampment in Washington DC in June for her outstanding record in club work She entered poultry gardening and canning in 1925 and this year adds home improvement She has raised a flock of 125 hens and expanded her poultry facilities She earned $855 from canning projects over five years and has canned 1152 quarts for home use plus 21 quarts for market She plans to market 4000 an s this fall and has held leadership roles and delivered demonstrations in multiple club activities including canning bread making scoring and poultry judging
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecile O ‘Brien
Hinds County
Mississippi
Washington, D. C
Cecile
Jackson
Garden-Canning Club
Sihe
Canning
Club Names Theis Miss 4 H in Clark County
Alta De Peel of Thorp Thread and Thimble 4 H club writes about club experiences in Clark County noting past cooking and clothing projects. She recalls health stunts won prizes at Brookings Farm and Home Day and a district pageant firsts. The letter outlines demonstrations on health and parenting skills, and plans to name two Miss 4 H winners based on merit rather than looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta de Peek
Thimble Club
Clark
Alta de Peel
Thorp
Brookings
John Alden
Priscilla
Jo: Adden
Carleton Grieg
Bueres
Montana Woman Loses 19 Pounds in Four Weeks
A Montana letter from Mrs. Fred Barringer of Lewistown claims a 256 to 239 pound weight drop in four weeks using Kruschen Salts. She asserts improved energy, health, and appearance and recommends the product while noting a five cent four-week bottle price at Longstaff Drug and Perriten’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Fred Barringer
Lewistown
America
Billings
Thad
Longstal | Drug. Co
Perriten
Sixty Club Members Attend Judging Meet
About 63 civic members from Pea dle county attended the livestock judging contest held in Brookings Tuesday. Four cattle classes were judged including two Holsteins, one Ayrshire, and one Guernsey. After judging there was a general discussion and an afternoon program with a park dinner. John Smith of Clyde Cream Crusaders led by Thad Oviatt notes the climb to the campanile for a city view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peadle County
Brookings
John Smith
Clyde Cream Crusaders
GH Club
Thad Oviatt
John
Broadland Busy Bees Demonstration at Swanson Home
Broadland Busy Bees met at Mrs. George Swanson home on July 25 per club reporter Mildred Clark. The second year girls demonstrated a toothless pattern craft method, then played games. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Swanson and her daughters Maxine and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadland
George Swanson
Mildred Clark
Ciis 9
Swanson
Maxine
Georgia
Weekend Lake Trip By Dakota Belles And Valley Sunshine Club
Club Girl reviews a weekend vacation by the Dakota Belles and Valley Sunshine girls at Lake Poinsett. They gathered at Maxine Dammeier’s home Saturday afternoon, rented a cottage, swam multiple times, slid on a toboggan, rested after dinner, and returned home after visiting Lake Preston for supper, all noting a wonderful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Lyman
Dakota Belles Room Improvement Club
Beadle County
Dakota Belles
Valley Sunshine Club
Dakota Belles and
Valley
Sunshine Girls
Lake Poinsett
Maxine Dammeier
Lake Preston
County Agent Hosts Judging Session At Swaney Home
Bonilla Butter Bagsters met at the Swaney home Monday evening July 28 with 14 members and 33 visitors attending. Members earned points for the Brookings livestock judging contest. Next meeting set for August 25 at Truman Walton's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RP. Swaney
Brookings
Truman Walton
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