What is the Christian View of Work And Wealth
What is the Christian View of Work And Wealth
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Eighteen thou- sand new millionaires are the war's legacy. This money capacity is more thoroughly unified than ever. In 1914, we had 30, 000 banks, functioning in a great degree in independence of each other. Then came the Federal Reserve Act a#d gave us the machinery for consolidation and the emer- ATTITUDE TOWARD PROPERTY AND INCOME ? 31 gency of five years' war furnished the hammer blows to weld the struc- ture into one, Roger W. Babson, quoted in The Neiv Majority, June 12, 1920.
The Extrem...es of Poverty In the southern mill towns the companies usually own all the houses in which the people live. These houses are generally one-story buildings with a porch extending along the entire front. All of them are alike, and most of them are painted gray or drab. The streets of the mill village are unpaved and in most places cut into gullies by the rains. In a few places running water, bathtubs, electricity, and other modern conveniences have been provided, but these are the rare exceptions.
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Eighteen thou- sand new millionaires are the war's legacy. This money capacity is more thoroughly unified than ever. In 1914, we had 30, 000 banks, functioning in a great degree in independence of each other. Then came the Federal Reserve Act a#d gave us the machinery for consolidation and the emer- ATTITUDE TOWARD PROPERTY AND INCOME ? 31 gency of five years' war furnished the hammer blows to weld the struc- ture into one, Roger W. Babson, quoted in The Neiv Majority, June 12, 1920.
The Extrem...es of Poverty In the southern mill towns the companies usually own all the houses in which the people live. These houses are generally one-story buildings with a porch extending along the entire front. All of them are alike, and most of them are painted gray or drab. The streets of the mill village are unpaved and in most places cut into gullies by the rains. In a few places running water, bathtubs, electricity, and other modern conveniences have been provided, but these are the rare exceptions.
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