Dogs Bring War’s Enduring Bonds Home to USA
The Gaines Dog Research Center notes WWII GIs formed deep bonds with stray dogs overseas and arranged peaceful, practical shipments home. For a fixed fee, a dog’s passage, inoculation, crate, and care are arranged, with dogs greeted by owners upon arrival, reflecting the mental health value of pet companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaines
New York City
Railway Ress Co
U.S
Express Company
Uch
James H. S. Bossard
William T
Strikes and the balance of labor and capital
The piece argues national prosperity relies on big factories and industrial workers. It warns stoppages threaten jobs and markets, notes farmers prefer stable industry, and predicts the danger of a possible third strike. It stresses that both employees and stockholders are mutually essential to any industrial firm.
Similarities Between Investors and Employees in Corporations
The article compares the sizes of investors and employees in major firms, noting many companies have more investors than workers or vice versa. It explains both groups are independent, able to leave, and that organized workers may strike while investors do not, risking eventual withdrawal if profits and dividends vanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weday
General Motors Corp
Bowee
Kodiaitos
Eeterpelee
United Gas Pipe Line Company
United Companies
United Gas
Texas
Christmas Giving Simplified Plan From Home Canning Jars
A historic note suggests Christmas gifts can come from home canning jars and pantry goods. It advises greens from nature, labeled jars, and careful packing for safe shipping, with recipes for Rummage Pickle and Peach Chutney and a warning against trespassing while gathering greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Kimbrough
Ball Brothers Company
Miss Kimbrough
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Harding College
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Beaulord
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