| Notes: | Humanizing modern production, by O.D. Young.- The American way to wealth and happiness, by H. Ford.- World production at a crossroads, by Sir P. Gibbs.- Planned progress for cultural development, by W.S. Gifford.- The new cycle of America's future - the development of the arts, by M.C. Taylor.- A plan for the regulation of production, by B.M. Baruch.- The new consumption engineer and the artist, by E.E. Calkins.- Production from the viewpoint of the consumer, by Mrs. Christine Frederick.- Obsolescence and the passing of high-pressure salesmanship, by C.F. Abbott.- Change and the common sense of industrial management, by H.P. Kendall.- Whither production? By J.G. Frederick.
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