Call to jail leaders to curb corporate abuses in law reform
The writer argues imprisonment of responsible corporate officers is the only real cure for evasions and illegal acts. Fines and dissolving trusts are deemed ineffective and risk drifting toward socialism. Strong personal accountability for presidents and managers is urged to deter stock manipulation and state ownership.
The House Fly Dangers the Home public health view
A long discussion on the house fly highlighted by a Govan bacteriologist report. It argues flies spread infantile diarrhoea and other diseases by contaminating milk and food, noting typhoid germs in sewage and the fly as a carrier, underscoring sanitation dangers.
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Corporation of Govan
Govan
America
The Teacher as a Global Peace Worker
The article argues teachers must lead in the educational campaign for international peace. It urges teachers to join organized efforts and teach justice, peace, and world government through literature, geography, history, and civics to reshape ideas and foster a world civilization.
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Webler
Widening the Field for Small Town Business Growth
The article urges expanding opportunities for youths in small towns by retaining home trade and local employment. It argues that directing money and commerce to larger cities harms town vitality, and promotes better town appearances, sidewalks, hitching regulations, and well kept parks to attract people and investment.
Oppression in Foreign Lands and American Prosperity
The piece argues Americans should value liberty and local economic stewardship. It contrasts European wage oppression with U S opportunity, warns against oligarchy, and urges citizens to support local industries and keep wealth within their states to prevent power concentration.
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Europe
Silesa
Old England
United States
America
Good Bank A Warning From Oak Port Fraud Case
The article warns small towns about deposit schemes by mail and nationwide promoters. It cites the Lincoln bank at Oak Port Illinois which drew over one million dollars from farmers and others before authorities declared it unsound and arrested the promoter for fraud. It urges patronizing home banks to keep funds local.
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Lincoln Bank
Oak Port
Ill
United States
A Cook That Wants No Wages And The Aladdin Oven Novel
An advertisement narrative extols a new Aladdin Oven as a labor saving kitchen device. It promises no heat no smell and no overseer while appealing to business women brides and suburban homemakers seeking modern convenience.
Aladdin oven transforms home cooking for two southern women
Evelyn Wainwright extols the Aladdin oven as a labor saving box with a kerosene lamp that quietly prepares hot meals. The article follows two southern women who abandon servants to test the device on a seaside cottage, noting ease of breakfast, dinner, and supper, and praising its health and freedom benefits while acknowledging its limits.
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Andromeda
Perseus
Jean Paul Richter
America
Jane
Malvina
Maeterlinck
Evelyn Wainwright
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