Perkins on trusts and wealth in a changing American economy
In aPark Avenue study George W Perkins discusses the future of large corporations and wealth. He advocates federal regulation, supports employee ownership via trusts, favors income and inheritance taxes, and argues open price practices improve retail fairness and broader prosperity.
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Hail to 1913 by Tudor Jenks
The poem proclaims a lighthearted forecast for the new year 1913. It references the prior year’s woes and war clouds, while humorously anticipating economic gains, political leadership, and national vigor under the new year.
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1913
Tudor Jenks
Fox farming grows as a profitable venture in North America
The article examines fox farming as a rising industry in maritime Canada and Maine. It details Dr. Donald I. McPhail's Cape Breton farm with twenty breeding pairs, elaborate enclosures, and careful breeding to produce black fox skins. It notes mating in late January to February, pups born in April, and the need for quiet, specialized management to ensure fur quality and safety for keeper and animals.
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