Steinmetz Sees Co operation and Socialism in Modern Business
Dr Charles Proteus Steinmetz argues that cooperation within large corporations signals the start of socialism. He notes England’s war driven reorganization and says equal opportunity, not goods equality, under socialism will drive merit. He warns about money as power in the United States and discusses labor unions, syndicalism, and the rise of social democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles Proteus Steinmetz
Illuminating Engineering Society
Doctor Steinmetz
Generallectrical Company
Breslau
Germany
Steinmetz
England
Tis
Sparta
America
Russia
United States
Socialist Party
War wounds and surgical choices from European conflict
Philadelphia physician EB Kilbourne Tullidge recounts Austrian army experiences in American Medicine. He notes amputation over splints and casts, dum-dum bullets causing explosive injuries, and how massed casualties in field surgery strain surgeons and force rapid decisive actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Kilbourne Tullidge
M. D
Red Cross
Tullidge
Front-line Medical Transport Problems in Modern War
A military surgeon describes the brutal realities of battlefield care. Lack of armor and night evacuations hinder movement to field hospitals, leaving many wounded in mud for days. The Hilfsplatz and Verbandplatz systems organize first aid and onward transport while improvised splints and improvised materials replace plaster.
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Hilfsplatz
Thirty two Texas roads restrained in Austin injunction
In the fifty third district court Judge George Calhoun granted a Texas injunction against thirty two small rail lines to observe tariff 2-B set for November 1. The Cotton Belt and Wichita Falls Northwestern were exempted as party to the Atlanta injunction. The Missouri Oklahoma and Gulf remains involved with North Texas routes. Appeals follow and a mandamus enforcement is ordered for the restrained lines.
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Austin
Tex
George Calhoun
State of Texas
Abilen Southern Railway Company Et al
Texas Lines
Cotton Belt
Wichita Falls & Northwestern
Atlanta
Katy
Notic of
Missouri Oklahoma & Gulf
North Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Texas Railroad Commission
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Calhoun
Shreveport Rate Case Affects Texas Railroads
The petition to suspend tariff 2 B before the Interstate Commerce Commission claims Louisiana and Texas railroads are the real parties, trammeled rights of Texas, and that the plan aims to remove discrimination to escape Texas regulation. Attorney General Looney and Sam H Cowan filed forty reasons supporting Texas, with a decision expected this week.
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Washington
Shreveport
State of
Louisiana
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ben F. Looney
Sam H. Cowan
Commission
Beekeepers Form Texas Honey Producers Association
Beekeepers from across the state met Saturday in San Antonio to organize the Texas Honey Producers Association. Officers elected include P. Scholl New Braunfels president W J Stahmann El Paso vice president A M Patterson Devine treasurer E G Lesturgon San Antonio secretary and Henry Brenner Seguin W C Collier Goliad W A Winters Jourdan Town and Richard Voges Path as directors. The group plans a selling association with headquarters in San Antonio and seeks state legislative approval to establish an apiary with the College Station state experiment farm.
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San Antonio
Tex
Texas Honey Producers’ Association
P. Scholl
New Braunfels
W. J. Stahmann
el Paso
A. M. Patterson
Devine
E. G. Lesturgeon
Henry Brenner
Seguin
W. C. Collier
Goliad
W. A. Winters
Jourdantown
President Wilson Sees No War Expectation in Speech
President Wilson told a delegation of farmers architects and engineers in Long Branch New Jersey that he did not expect the United States to enter a war. He said others may object to peace methods but he held firm against war and blamed certain leaders for potential trouble.
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Long Branch
N. J
United States
Wilson
L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
San Francisco
New York
America
Brockton
Mass
Gasoline Pumps Short Measure Costing Illinois Drivers
Federal Bureau of Standards investigates pumps underreporting gasoline at the station. The Illinois loss is estimated at least $500,000 annually, with nationwide implications for motorists and regulators.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Standards
Illinois
Illinois Cavalry Begins Return From Brownsville Duty
The First Illinois Cavalry ends border duty at Brownsville after three and a half months. They departed Wednesday for Springfield Illinois to be mustered out of federal service.
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Brownsville
Tex
First
Illinois Cavalry
Springfield
Dodson's Liver Tone Promotes Safe Liver Cleansing
An old advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable alternative to calomel for liver and bowel cleansing. It claims calomel is dangerous mercury causing bone loss and illness, promising a healthier morning and renewed vigor with the potion.
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Dodson
Health and Heart Remedies Ad in 1920s Page
An advertising column promotes sprains and rheumatic relief with Mansfield’s Magic Amnica Lin ment, available in three sizes. It touts Renovine as a heart and nerve tonic for weak, fainting hearts and hysteria. The final line comments on aging women and youth.
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Mansfield
Farm Family Meat Consumption Reveals Food Budget
The average American farm family consumes over $100 worth of meat annually, highlighting household dietary spending and agricultural market patterns.
Aman’s awkward stumble sparks attempt to explain itself
After an embarrassing moment, Aman hurries to justify the incident. He seeks to frame the event and defend his actions, while bystanders react with mixed skepticism and curiosity. The exchange centers on accountability and public perception.
Dr B F Jackson’s Famous Female Remedy Sold as Fementna
Celebrated physician Dr B F Jackson’s prescription for female troubles is now sold under the name Fementna. The advertised price is 50 cents and one dollar.
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B. F. Jackson
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Aids Hidden Kidney Trouble
Advertises Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming thousands suffer undetected kidney trouble. Promotes a trial sample offer and notes availability of fifty cent and one dollar bottles with mail order details and a request to mention the paper.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Binghamton, N. Y
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Mittleship
Pennsylvania
New York Navy Yard
Electric Wizard
Charles Steinmetz
Corporation
New Order
Aleen. McKey Bryant
Seattle
Boston
Splu
Beekeepers Farm Association
Ilinois
Anger
Price
Douglas
Ohio
Re Aman
Fletcher
Jrish
Spohn Medical CO
Goshen
IND
Tersmith Wee Tos
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