The Survey, Volume 30, Number 24, Sep 13, 1913

"The Survey, Volume 30, Number 24, Sep 13, 1913" by Various is a compilation of articles diving into early 20th-century social problems and progressions. This sociological magazine presents emerging viewpoints on community prosperity and regulatory frameworks, spotlighting the period's heightened focus on worker protections, community health imperatives, and the drive for societal overhauls. The content includes diverse case studies and legislative revisions: newly enacted safety mandates in factories after a tragic fire, initiatives for cleaner water in the Ohio River through thorough examination, and Oregon's launch of a commission to advance working conditions for women and young people. It sheds light on how movies influenced communal understanding particularly for education, and amplifies advancement in housing for the Black population, along with their financial achievements following the Civil War. The collection displays current discussions and resolutions concerning issues such as labor rights and legitimacy, giving understanding into the obstacles and developments of that time.