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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1899

Page

6

Social Engineering: Tolman Leads New Reform Movement

Dr William Howe Tolman promoted a new social engineering profession in New York showing how urban reform ideas blend with industry. He organized the League for Social Service, championing plantings, yard beautification, factory grounds, greenhouses, and educational materials to improve worker life and foster employer–employee cooperation.

William Howe Tolman New York Association For Improving New York Press Tolman Cornell University Dr. Tolman Association For League of Social Service Krupp Essen Germany Bmusoe-Social France Christian Fellowship League of London Seal Engineering League For Social Service Josiah Strong D. D Spencer Trask Potter Diocese of F. D. Huntington Central New

Cannibalism and Commerce in German New Britain Notes

A 19th century travel piece reports cannibalism thrives in New Britain and New Ireland under German rule. It describes traders, slave networks, and a wealthy Samoan woman tied to markets, plus social customs, rainmaking, and harsh punishments that curb cannibalism elsewhere.

Arbertshole New Britain Hawaii Samoa Fiji Islands Great Britain Fiji New Ireland New Pommeen New Mecklenburg German New Guinea Matiepl Blanche Bay Herbertshole Sydney Manila Foxsythe Kolb Pacific German New Guinea Company Hudson's Bay East India Companies New Guinea Port Weber Mary

General Merritt Wears Seal Ring With Family Legacy

General Merritt sports a seal ring that has been worn by the eldest son of the family for five generations, marking a long line of lineage and tradition.

Merritt

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