Public Opinion Should Be the Supervisor of Life Insurance
Ex Assistant Attorney General James M. Beck argues that public opinion is the strongest regulator of life insurance, more powerful than state or federal laws. He contends the system is imperfect and subject to progressive reform, blaming broader social conditions and legislative pressure rather than the insurers themselves.
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James M. Beck
United States
Insurance Company
New York
Modern Matrimony And Divorce Speech By Bishop Doane
Bishop Doane of Albany decries widespread divorce as a moral failing and urges united church action beyond courts. He calls for pulpit teaching and Christian influence to restore sacredness in marriage, condemning haste, matchmaking for status, and privacy violations during weddings.
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Doane
Albany
N. Y
Oustine
King i
The Store Spier and the Spy Career at Shops
A Philadelphia Record excerpt explains the store spier role a covert observer in department stores. Spies disguise as shoppers to compare prices and fabrics with rivals, gathering sensory notes on how goods are priced and marketed for internal use.
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Philadelphia Record
Money and morality in the church confront tainted funds
The speaker notes rising public awareness of tainted money and urges church congresses to adopt a simple guiding principle. He warns against sanctifying ill gotten gains and compares it to bandits seeking purification at shrines. A courageous stance by religion and American progress is welcomed.
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America
Nation Honest to Its Ideals, DAR Leader Says
A DAR president argues that national scandals prove honesty, not corruption, highlighting women in the Daughters of the American Revolution for maintaining high standards. She contends modern exposure of graft shows the nation advancing toward ideals.
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Mra
Donald M'Lean
the Daughters of the American Revolution
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