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Indians Inc

by John Collier

The Survey, February 1, 1930, pp. 519-523

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      January 1, 1930 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Harold Knight, p. 372
      2. Health---The Business of Each of Us by Haven Emerson, pp. 373-374
      3. A Doctor Diagnoses the Bills by George Edward Follansbee, pp. 375-378
      4. Dr. Josiah Pite by Allen Tucker, p. 379
      5. An Economist Audits His Costs by Walton Hamilton, pp. 380-383
      6. Patients Cry for It by Lovell Langstroth, pp. 384-385
      7. A Professor Prices Babies by Mary Louise Mark, pp. 386-387
      8. Consultation of Doctors by Boilly, p. 388
      9. A Merchant Looks at Medicine by Edward A. Filene, pp. 389-391
      10. Old Gibes At Doctors' Fees, pp. 392-393
      11. Public Health vs. Private Practice? by Shirley W. Wynne, pp. 394-396
      12. It Doesn't Hurt by Hiram Myers, p. 397
      13. Industry's Answer by Philip King Brown, pp. 398-401
      14. Pioneers Plough a Way by Carroll P. Streeter, pp. 402-404
      15. Health on Horseback in Lebanon by Stuart Carter Dodd, pp. 405-407
      16. From Saddle-Bag to Laboratory, pp. 408-409
      17. Private Group Clinics by C. Rufus Rorem, pp. 410-411
      18. The Four Doctors by Sargent, p. 412
      19. How the Foundations Fight Disease by Edwin R. Embree, pp. 413-417
      20. Microbes by Hendrik W. Van Loon, p. 418
      21. Middle Class Hospitals and Clinics by Michael M. Davis, pp. 419-423
      22. Insure for Health by Wade Wright, pp. 424-425
      23. The High Cost of Nursing by Janet M. Geister, pp. 426-428
      24. The Committee on the Cost of Medical Care by Rav Lyman Wilbur, pp. 429-430
      25. Parliaments of Persuasion by John Palmer Gavit, p. 431
      26. Medical Book Plates, p. 432
      27. Letters & Life by Leon Whipple, pp. 433-439
      28. Traveler's Notebook, pp. 440-448
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      January 15, 1930 Issue = 21 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Gerta Ries, p. 450
      2. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 451-454
      3. Relief and Unemployment by Beulah Amidon, pp. 455-456
      4. Wifely Wizarding by Herman Feldman, p. 457
      5. Shall We Dismember the Child by Lillian D. Wald, p. 458
      6. The Cellular City by Clarence Arthur Perry, pp. 459-460
      7. Hops and Hospitals by George E. Vincent, p. 461
      8. Serfs, Troubadours and Spelling Books by Mary D. Edmonds, pp. 462-463
      9. Miss Case-Worker Goes Scientific by Hazel Newton, p. 464
      10. What Case Work Means by Molly Day Thacher, p. 465
      11. Naumkeag's Story, p. 466
      12. First Aid for Breaking Homes by G. Eleanor Kimble, p. 467
      13. A Century of English Poor Law by Edward T. Devine, pp. 468-469
      14. Social Practice, pp. 470-471
      15. Health, pp. 472-473
      16. Communities, pp. 474-475
      17. Industry, pp. 476-477
      18. Education, pp. 478-479
      19. Work Shop, pp. 480-483
      20. Books, pp. 484-487
      21. Communications, pp. 488-496
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      February 1, 1930 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Hugh Ferriss, p. 500
      2. The Psychosis of the Gang by William Bolitho, pp. 501-506
      3. Stable Work a City Asset by Morris E. Leeds, pp. 507-509
      4. Peg's Permanent by Mary Edna McChristie, pp. 510-513
      5. Six Murals by Boardman Robinson, pp. 514-516
      6. At Filene's by Mary Van Kleeck, pp. 517-518
      7. Indians Inc by John Collier, pp. 519-523
      8. History At Its Source by Hubert Phillips, pp. 524-525
      9. Drugs Et Cetera by T. Swann Harding, pp. 526-530
      10. The Snow Bird by H.R. Luck, pp. 531-533
      11. The Uncoordinating Legs by John Palmer Gavit, pp. 534-536
      12. Letters & Life, pp. 537-541
      13. The Traveler's Notebook, pp. 542-560
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      February 15, 1930 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Jean Henry, p. 562
      2. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 563-566
      3. Cashless Chicago by Karl Borders, pp. 567-568
      4. Children in a Modern World by Ray Lyman Wilbur, M.D., pp. 569-570
      5. The Experts On Law Enforcement by Karl N. Llewellyn, pp. 571-572
      6. Old Age Relief a Case-Work Job by M. Frances Warren, p. 573
      7. More Hospitals for Veterans? by A.W. McMillen, pp. 574-575
      8. Executive Jack-of-All-Trades by Paul L. Benjamin, pp. 576-577
      9. The Girl Who Looked Too Much at the Clock by Pauline Leader, pp. 578-579
      10. My Hobby Is Hobbies by Erna D. Bunke, pp. 580-581
      11. Social Practice, pp. 582-583
      12. Health, pp. 584-585
      13. Communities, pp. 586-587
      14. Industry, pp. 588-589
      15. Education, pp. 590-591
      16. Work Shop, pp. 592-598
      17. Books, p. 599
      18. Communications, pp. 600-608
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      March 1, 1930 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by V.H. Brunner, p. 612
      2. Eighty Years of Masaryk---Foreword, p. 613
      3. President Thomas Garrigue Masaryk, p. 614
      4. The Father of His Country by John Palmer Gavit, pp. 615-621
      5. The Legionaries by Jan Stursa, p. 622
      6. Bat'a, pp. 623-626
      7. Fresh Fruit from Old Branches, pp. 627-629
      8. Alice Masarykova by Mary E. McDowell, pp. 630-632
      9. Little House At Lany by Alice Masaryk, pp. 633-635
      10. The Mowers by Max Svabinsky, p. 636
      11. Torch of Komensky, pp. 637-641
      12. Etchings, pp. 642-643
      13. Czechoslovakia's Place in the World by Eduard Benes, p. 644
      14. Benes, pp. 645-646
      15. Sculpture, pp. 647-649
      16. Fifty Centuries Vertical, pp. 650-655
      17. Toledo by Beulah Amidon, pp. 656-660
      18. The Gangster Traumatism by William Bolitho, pp. 661-665
      19. Letters & Life by Leon Whipple, p. 666
      20. Traveler's Notebook, pp. 667-688
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      March 15, 1930 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Jean Henry, p. 690
      2. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 691-694
      3. The Rub in Scrubbing, p. 695
      4. Foster Homes, Wet, Dry or Damp by Douglas P. Falconer, p. 696
      5. Sneeze---If You Must---Alone! by W.R. Redden, pp. 697-698
      6. The World's Work in Mental Hygiene by Winthrop D. Lane, p. 699
      7. Are Old Age Pensions Un-American? by Walter S. Gifford, p. 700
      8. The Duty of the State to the Old by William H. Matthews, p. 701
      9. Meet the Lady Cop by August Vollmer, pp. 702-703
      10. Measuring a City's Employment by William H. Stead, pp. 704-705
      11. How Can We Live in the Sun by Frederick L. Ackerman, p. 706
      12. Settlement for Sale by Marjorie McFarland, p. 707
      13. Don't Divide the Baby by Florence Kelley, p. 708
      14. Little Neighbor Haiti by Emily Greene Balch, p. 708
      15. Poster by W.C. Kennedy, p. 709
      16. Social Practice, pp. 710-711
      17. Health, pp. 712-713
      18. Communities, pp. 714-715
      19. Industry, pp. 716-717
      20. Education, pp. 718-719
      21. Work Shop, pp. 720-723
      22. Books, pp. 724-729
      23. Communications, pp. 730-736
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      April 1, 1930 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Erich Mendelsohn, p. 4
      2. Long Wages by James Couzens, pp. 5-8
      3. When Detroit's Out of Gear by Helen Hall, pp. 9-14
      4. The Bowery in Text and Pictures, pp. 15-17
      5. Ivorydale: A Payroll That Floats by Beulah Amidon, pp. 18-22
      6. Work and Power by Hanns Anker, pp. 23-25
      7. More Bars Against Mexicans? by Paul S. Taylor, pp. 26-27
      8. Tightening the Mexican Border by Robert N. McLean, pp. 28-29
      9. Endowing the Middle-Class Patient by Mary Ross, pp. 30-31
      10. Hello John---Adventurer by Adelaide Nichols, pp. 32-33
      11. Letters & Life, pp. 34-39
      12. The Traveler's Notebook, pp. 40-64
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      April 15, 1930 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Jean Henry, p. 66
      2. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 67-70
      3. Dayton Plans for Work by Paul U. Kellogg, pp. 71-72
      4. The Clinic the Neighbors Built by Betty Lester, p. 73
      5. The Sex Side of Life by M.J. Exner, pp. 74-75
      6. Crutches To Ballbats by Charles J. Storey, pp. 76-77
      7. What Social Workers Should Have by Walter West, p. 78
      8. Why Do Married Women Work? by Eleanor G. Coit and Elsie D. Harper, pp. 79-80
      9. Detroit's Nursery School by Irma Unruh, p. 81
      10. Half Brother by Daisy Lee Worthington Worcester, pp. 82-84
      11. A School of the Spirit by Marjorie McFarland, p. 85
      12. Social Practice, pp. 86-87
      13. Health, pp. 88-89
      14. Communities, pp. 90-91
      15. Industry, pp. 92-93
      16. Education, pp. 94-95
      17. Work Shop, pp. 96-99
      18. Books, pp. 100-103
      19. Communications, pp. 104-105
      20. Gossip, pp. 106-112
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      May 1, 1930 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Clifford W. Beers, p. 116
      2. The Genius of Clifford W. Beers by Mary Ross, pp. 117-119
      3. Straightening Young Twigs, pp. 120-122
      4. Toward a Science of Man by Frankwood E. Williams, pp. 123-125
      5. Portrait of William H. Welch by Alfred Hutty, p. 126
      6. Psychoanalysis and Humankind by Martin W. Peck, pp. 127-130
      7. The Case History of Alfred Kubin by Alfred Kubin, pp. 131-133
      8. Potent Leisure by Elliott Dunlap Smith, pp. 134-137
      9. The National History of Graft by William Bolitho, pp. 138-140
      10. Lithographs of Chicago by Anthony Angarola, pp. 141-143
      11. The Gathering Storm in Asia by S.K. Ratcliffe, pp. 144-145
      12. Outflanking Unemployment by Paul U. Kellogg, pp. 146-147
      13. Sintach vs. Sapp by Eleanor Rowland Wembridge, pp. 148-150
      14. Our Particularly Happy Opportunity by John Erskine, p. 151
      15. From Conquest to Conference by John Palmer Gavit, pp. 152-153
      16. Letters & Life by Leon Whipple, pp. 154-161
      17. The Traveler's Notebook, pp. 162-174
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      May 15, 1930 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Jean Henry, p. 178
      2. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 179-181
      3. Labor Laws and Women Workers by Alfred E. Smith, pp. 182-183
      4. Act of God or Act of Congress? by Florence Kelley, p. 184
      5. The Civic Front on Unemployment by Beulah Amidon, pp. 185-186
      6. Detroit's Melting Pot Boils Over by R.J. Dean, p. 187
      7. We've Gone Psychiatric by S.C. Kohs, pp. 188-189
      8. Two Hospitals for an Almshouse by Lucy Lay, p. 190
      9. Ode by Beth Roberts, p. 191
      10. Social Practice, p. 192
      11. Health, pp. 193-194
      12. Communities, p. 195
      13. Industry, pp. 196-197
      14. Education, p. 198
      15. Books, pp. 199-201
      16. Work Shop, pp. 202-204
      17. Communications, pp. 205-208
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      1. Frontispiece by J.J. Lankes, p. 218
      2. Country Schools---New Style by Lorine Pruette, pp. 219-221
      3. Five Little Experiments by Adelaide Nichols, pp. 222-223
      4. Columbus Was Right by Margaret Leal, pp. 224-226
      5. So Full of a Number of Things by Lauren Ford, pp. 227-229
      6. Fitting Law To Life by Mabel L. Walker, p. 230
      7. A Week-End School by Hubert Phillips, p. 231
      8. The New Ebb and Flow of Industry by Julius H. Barnes, pp. 232-233
      9. At Home With Graham Taylor by John Palmer Gavit, pp. 234-237
      10. Letters & Life, pp. 238-239
      11. Traveler's Notebook, pp. 240-256
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      June 15, 1930 Issue = 15 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Jean Henry, p. 258
      2. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 259-261
      3. Mental Hygiene Looks At the World by Mary Ross, pp. 262-264
      4. Twice Twenty Years At Hull-House by Paul U. Kellogg, p. 265
      5. Hull-House by Caroline Foulke Urie, pp. 266-267
      6. The New Indian Administration by Mary Ross, pp. 268-269
      7. Yardstick of Health by C.-E. A. Winslow, p. 270
      8. How Bill Denman Found His Place in the Sun by Gordon A. Damon, p. 271
      9. Social Practice, p. 272
      10. Health, pp. 273-274
      11. Communities, p. 275
      12. Industry, pp. 276-277
      13. Education, p. 278
      14. Books, pp. 279-281
      15. Workshop, pp. 282-288
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      1. Frontispiece by Levon West, p. 292
      2. Mather, Maker of National Parks by Horace M. Albright, pp. 293-296
      3. The Fight to Save Cumberland Falls by Herbert W. Cornell, pp. 297-299
      4. V. Everit Macy, p. 300
      5. Parks in the Modern Manner by V. Everit Macy, pp. 301-304
      6. Saving the Redwoods by Anne Roller, pp. 305-307
      7. Boy Scouts from Boy Gangs by Orange E. McMeans, pp. 308-310
      8. Out There by John Steuart Curry, pp. 311-313
      9. Lay-Off by Horace Holt, pp. 314-316
      10. Cherry by Florence Delin, p. 317
      11. Southern Sketches by Wayman Adams, pp. 318-319
      12. Of Salt and Of Opium by John Palmer Gavit, p. 320
      13. Letters & Life, pp. 321-325
      14. The Traveler's Notebook, pp. 326-336
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      July 15, 1930 Issue = 14 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Jean Henry, p. 338
      2. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 339-340
      3. New Beacons in Boston by Mary Ross and Paul U. Kellogg, pp. 341-346
      4. See Frankfurt in 1932, p. 347
      5. What Do You Mean---Case Work? by Herbert Maynard Diamond, p. 348
      6. Are There Too Many Nurses? by Virginia McCormick, p. 349
      7. Whet Your Wits on a Clue by Anna B. Beattie, pp. 350-351
      8. Social Practice, p. 352
      9. Health, pp. 353-354
      10. Communities, p. 355
      11. Industry, pp. 356-357
      12. Education, p. 358
      13. Books, pp. 359-361
      14. Workshop, pp. 362-368
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      August 1, 1930 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. Bombay, Melting Pot of Modern India by W.E.D. Ward, pp. 373-378
      2. India Without Gandhi by S.K. Ratcliffe, pp. 379-380
      3. Fulfilment in Family Life by Hornell Hart, pp. 381-383
      4. Aspects of the Woman's Movement by Jane Addams, pp. 384-387
      5. Russia's Drive Toward Health by Mabel C. Phillips, pp. 388-393
      6. Three Centuries After Penn by Loula D. Lasker, pp. 394-398
      7. Prisons Where Trouble May Come by Winthrop D. Lane, pp. 399-401
      8. Foci of Liberty by John Palmer Gavit, p. 402
      9. Letters & Life, pp. 403-408
      10. Traveler's Notebook, pp. 409-416
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      August 15, 1930 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Jean Henry, p. 418
      2. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 419-421
      3. The Corn-Bread Line by Mary Breckinridge, p. 422
      4. At the Charities by Paul L. Benjamin, p. 423
      5. Corporations As Givers by Arthur J. Todd, pp. 424-425
      6. Rouge and Rehabilitation by Ellen Kearns, p. 426
      7. Making Use of Public Works by Aaron Director, p. 427
      8. A Mother's Camp by Agnes D. Meyer, pp. 428-429
      9. The School Meets the Farm by Elinor Goldmark Black, p. 430
      10. Social Practice, pp. 431-432
      11. Health, pp. 433-434
      12. Communities, p. 435
      13. Industry, pp. 436-437
      14. Education, p. 438
      15. Books, pp. 439-441
      16. The Work Shop, pp. 442-448
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      September 1, 1930 Issue = 8 Articles
      1. Schools and the Shifting Home by V.T. Thayer, pp. 453-457
      2. The Other Side by Eva Schwidetzky, pp. 458-460
      3. Education by the Current Event by Jane Addams, pp. 461-464
      4. The New Education in Old France by Frances H. Patterson, p. 465
      5. Schools in Revolution by Lucy L.W. Wilson, pp. 466-469
      6. Why Are the Aged Poor? by Sonia Kay and Irma Rittenhouse, pp. 470-474
      7. 'Ware Germany---And China by John Palmer Gavit, pp. 475-476
      8. Letters & Life by Leon Whipple, pp. 477-496
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      September 15, 1930 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Jean Henry, p. 498
      2. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 499-501
      3. Community Chests and Relief by Linton B. Swift, pp. 502-503
      4. A Soda Jerker Writes to the Governor by Lorraine Fraser, p. 504
      5. The Money We Spend by Robert A. Brady, p. 505
      6. Portrait of Marian by F. Zeta Youmans, p. 506
      7. Catch Your Contributor Young by Harold Riegelman, pp. 507-508
      8. Play for the Mentally Ill by C.P. Oberndorf, p. 509
      9. San Pedro Goes Exploring by Lyman Bryson, p. 510
      10. Gangland and Its Foundation, p. 511
      11. Social Practice, p. 512
      12. Health, pp. 513-514
      13. Communities, p. 515
      14. Industry, pp. 516-517
      15. Education, p. 518
      16. Books, pp. 519-521
      17. The Work Shop, pp. 522-527
      18. Communications, p. 528
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      October 1, 1930 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. The Vision That Came To Thomas Mott Osborne by Frank Tannenbaum, pp. 7-11
      2. Religion and Mental Health by A. Eustace Haydon, pp. 12-16
      3. A Southern Textile Epoch by Harold P. Marley, pp. 17-20
      4. Contrasts in a Post-War Generation by Jane Addams, pp. 21-25
      5. A Mexican Interpretation of Mexico by Rene d'Harnoncourt, pp. 26-29
      6. Famine and Famine Relief in China by Grover Clark, pp. 30-31
      7. Ballad of the Golden Hands of Lionel Licorish by Sarah N. Cleghorn, pp. 32-33
      8. Don't Park Here by Mary Edna McChristie, pp. 34-37
      9. All in the Day's Work by Frances Sage Bradley, p. 38
      10. The Committee on the Universe by John Palmer Gavit, pp. 39-40
      11. Letters & Life by Leon Whipple, pp. 41-42
      12. Until Yesterday by Regino Pedroso, pp. 43-53
      13. Traveler's Notebook, pp. 54-64
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      October 15, 1930 Issue = 21 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Jean Henry, p. 66
      2. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 67-70
      3. Saving a Prosperous Industry by Dorothea deSchweinitz, pp. 71-72
      4. The Judge Turns Social Worker by Ruth MacMillin, p. 73
      5. Community Chests and Relief by Homer W. Borst, pp. 74-75
      6. Meet the Director of Boys' Work by J.A. Wolf, pp. 76-77
      7. Guides for Grown-Ups by George H. Preston, p. 78
      8. Berkeley Experiments With "Controls" by Anne Roller, p. 79
      9. The Negro's Livelihood by Ruth G. Bergman, pp. 80-81
      10. Win or Lose? by Beulah Weldon Burkoe, pp. 82-83
      11. The Uniform Child Labor Law by Florence Kelley, pp. 84-85
      12. Miners in Line by Josephine Roche, p. 86
      13. At the Admission Desk by Dorothea Luhr, p. 87
      14. Social Practice, pp. 88-89
      15. Health, pp. 90-91
      16. Communities, pp. 92-93
      17. Industry, pp. 94-95
      18. Education, pp. 96-97
      19. Books, pp. 98-101
      20. Work Shop, pp. 102-108
      21. Communications, pp. 109-116
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      November 1, 1930 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Briggs, p. 118
      2. Mass Credit by Evans Clark, pp. 119-124
      3. Bootleg Lenders by Leon Henderson, pp. 125-131
      4. The Spread of Credit Unions by Edward A. Fitene, pp. 132-136
      5. Riding the Credit-union Circuit by Roy F. Bergengren, pp. 137-143
      6. The Jones Family, Inc. by Rolf Nugent, pp. 144-151
      7. Reductio Ad Absurdum by Mary Edna McChristie, pp. 152-155
      8. When Osborne Came To Sing Sing by Frank Tannenbaum, pp. 156-158
      9. American Samoa: A National Park by Paul S. Taylor, pp. 159-160
      10. Proof of the Puddings by John Palmer Gavit, pp. 161-162
      11. Letters & Life by Leon Whipple, pp. 163-183
      12. Traveler's Notebook, pp. 184-192
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      November 15, 1930 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Rollin Kirby, p. 194
      2. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 195-198
      3. The Burden of Mass Relief by Gertrude Springer, pp. 199-201
      4. Some Plans for Steady Work by Beulah Amidon, pp. 202-204
      5. Labor's Unemployment Program by Louis Stark, p. 205
      6. Facing the Coming Winter by Joanna C. Colcord, pp. 206-208
      7. Taxes and Private Relief Funds by A.W. McMillen, p. 209
      8. Mrs. Janson Cooperates by Elizabeth Archibald Wagner, p. 210
      9. An Inventory of Young America by Anne W. Buffum, p. 211
      10. Mental Health At Moderate Cost by Mary Ross, pp. 212-213
      11. Social Practice, pp. 214-215
      12. Health, pp. 216-217
      13. Communities, pp. 218-219
      14. Industry, pp. 220-221
      15. Education, pp. 222-223
      16. Work Shop, pp. 224-227
      17. Books, pp. 228-231
      18. Communications, pp. 232-233
      19. Gossip, pp. 234-242
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      December 1, 1930 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Frontispiece, p. 244
      2. Out of the House of Magic by Beulah Amidon, pp. 245-252
      3. Connecting Men and Jobs by Paul H. Douglas, pp. 253-256
      4. The First State Program for Employment, pp. 257-260
      5. Lady Doctor of the Helderbergs by John Palmer Gavit, pp. 261-265
      6. The Community That Osborne Built, pp. 266-270
      7. The American Scenes---Plural by Thomas H. Benton, pp. 271-273
      8. Invalids' Adventure by Dean Van Clute, pp. 274-277
      9. The Evil Men Want by Frankwood E. Williams, M.D., pp. 278-279
      10. In the Dark of the Moon by John Palmer Gavit, pp. 280-281
      11. Letters & Life, pp. 282-295
      12. Traveler's Notebook, pp. 296-304
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      December 15, 1930 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Ethel Spears, p. 306
      2. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 307-310
      3. When Doctors Disagreed by J. Prentice Murphy, pp. 311-315
      4. The Jobless "Alien" by Edith Terry Bremer, p. 316
      5. Nipping the Buds of Crime by Frederic M. Thrasher, pp. 317-318
      6. Their Fathers' Jobs? by Courtnay Dinwiddie, p. 319
      7. Nurses Out of Work by Janet M. Geister, pp. 320-321
      8. When Consumers Are Out of Work by Horace B. Davis, p. 322
      9. Sampling the Social Work Year Book, p. 323
      10. Unemployment, pp. 324-325
      11. Social Practice, pp. 326-327
      12. Health, pp. 328-329
      13. Communities, pp. 330-331
      14. Industry, pp. 332-333
      15. Education, pp. 334-335
      16. Workshop, pp. 336-339
      17. Books, pp. 340-343
      18. Communications, p. 344
      19. Gossip, pp. 345-352
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  Issues of 1934 = 12 Issues, 183 Articles
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  Issues of 1936 = 12 Issues, 148 Articles
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  Issues of 1937 = 12 Issues, 134 Articles
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Issues of the 1940s = 9 Years, 108 Issues, 1,100 Articles
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  Issues of 1940 = 12 Issues, 136 Articles
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  Issues of 1941 = 12 Issues, 128 Articles
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  Issues of 1942 = 12 Issues, 127 Articles
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  Issues of 1943 = 12 Issues, 124 Articles
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  Issues of 1944 = 12 Issues, 128 Articles
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  Issues of 1945 = 12 Issues, 109 Articles
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  Issues of 1946 = 12 Issues, 110 Articles
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  Issues of 1947 = 12 Issues, 111 Articles
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  Issues of 1948 = 12 Issues, 127 Articles
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Issues of the 1950s = 1 Year, 12 Issues, 148 Articles
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  Issues of 1951 = 12 Issues, 148 Articles