...Cherisse Jones-Branch Abstract Between 1909 and 1968, Jeanes Supervising Industrial Teachers, or “Jeanes supervisors,” provided much-needed guidance and assistance to impoverished rural black southern communities. Funded by an endowment left in 1907 by Pennsylvania Quaker Anna T. Jeanes to support...

... ; T. Roy Reid , “Public Assistance to Low-Income Farmers of the South,” Journal of Farm Economics 21 ( Feb. 1939 ): 193 – 94 . Client Failures and Supervised Credit in the Farm Security Administration CHARLES KENNETH ROBERTS The Farm Security Administration (FSA) was the New Deal s...

... poor farmers and the impulse to closely supervise and monitor them. This treatment contributes to the discussion of modernism during the late rural New Deal. © the Agricultural History Society, 2012 2012 Notes 1. Arthur F. Raper , Tenants of the Almighty ( New York : Macmillan...

..., Department of Health Records; Laura Jean Reid, “The Plan of the Mississippi State Board of Health for the Supervision of Midwives,” 1921, p. 7, Box 8752, Series 2012, Department of Health Records. It is clear that Galloway and Holmes’s letter does in fact refer to All My Babies , an educational film...

... : Johnson Reprint Corp. , 1970 ). Indiana Department of Public Welfare , Annual Report ( Indianapolis : Wm. Buford , 1892 ), 61 – 62 . This quote may also indicate that non-local children were selected over local dependent children because of the opportunity to exploit their lack of supervision...

... to State Directors, Jan. 25, 1937, Folder "Supervision State Directors Over Three Years," Box 14, RG 95, Kansas City Archives. 15 E. L. Perry, Memorandum, Aug. 15, 1938, Folder 5, Box 2, shed records, Agroforestry Center. Olson to Roberts, July 16, 1938, Folder "Supervision General," Box 13, RG 95...

... placements benefited children through lessons in industriousness and self-sufficiency (13). Armed with these views, the Midwest transitioned from dependent children s care in institutions to placement with farm families. These children faced enormous problems, which forced reformers to increase supervision...

.... Eyford thinks it misguided to think of the Icelandic reserve as some sort of especially favorable deal for the immigrants. The reserves for group colonization, rather, were more like the reserves for natives places where ongoing supervision and tutelage such as that exercised by John Taylor was intended...

... favorable deal for the immigrants. The reserves for group colonization, rather, were more like the reserves for natives places where ongoing supervision and tutelage such as that exercised by John Taylor was intended to make good, liberal Canadians out of those thought to be too foreign or too native...

... and nature independent from adult supervision (xii). i share the author s apprehension about contemporary childhood and am most grateful for this fine volume that allowed me to contextualize such feelings. nature was a dangerous place for nineteenth-century children in both urban and rural environments. Farm...

... Archives, Kew, United Kingdom (hereafter NA); Francis T. Bond , “The Sanitary Supervision of Dairy-Farms,” British Medical Journal 2 ( Oct. 5 , 1878 ): 541 ; Abigail Woods , “The Construction of an Animal Plague: Foot and Mouth Disease in Nineteenth-Century Britain,” Social History...

... to compare late twentieth-century agricultural changes with similar periods back to the fourteenth century. Her final book, written when she was in her eighties, found her branching out into food history. And all this had to be fitted into a full life of teaching, editing, postgraduate supervision, reviewing...

... of Immigration, Inspectors in Charge, and Others Concerned, June 6, 1917, reel 7, Records of the INS. 23. Acting Supervising Inspector to Commissioner General of Immigration, September 22, 1917, reel 7, Records of the INS. 24. Gutiérrez, Walls and Mirrors , 51-53; Paul A. Kramer, “Empires, Exceptions...

... with young people and knew rural living. Many state and county 4-H leaders around the nation cooperated with the US Crop Corps by either personally taking a role in supervision and recruitment or approving policies that encouraged local 4-H clubs to train town kids and allowed VFV youngsters to participate...

... of violence and corruption as evidence of Mexico's central government operating as a failed state, particularly as leaders shirked their responsibility to control and supervise the preauthorization and authorization of braceros. This crucial duty was left to state officials, who, in turn, delegated...

... and federal supervision" (154). While the REA actively promoted new uses for electricity on the farm, country people did not buy into a middle-class lifestyle. Rather, they favored lights over electrical appliances, and used the latter sparingly or in ways that fit the rhythms of the farm household. Outside...

... Kid’: Farm Parents’ Attitudes and Practices Regarding the Employ¬ ment, Training and Supervision of Their Children," Journal of Rural Health18 ( Winter 2002 ): 57 ^66 2 National Child Labor Committee , Rural Child Welfare (New York: Macmillan, 1922 ), 53 " Statement of Beatrice...

... was an under graduate student ofwell-respected Burma scholar, Victor Lieberman, at the University ofHertfordshire. This book is a result of her doctoral work at the University of London, under the supervision of Ian Brown. The demographic framework created by Richell includes birth and death rates in colonial...

... doctors to attend to difficult births or ailing people, the talent of some individuals for certain tasks, and the ongoing laborious work facing her and the people she supervised. These provide a sense of what a day, a season, or a year was like at Rose Hill. There are also portraits of men, women...

... and nature independent from adult supervision (xii). i share the author s apprehension about contemporary childhood and am most grateful for this fine volume that allowed me to contextualize such feelings. nature was a dangerous place for nineteenth-century children in both urban and rural environments. Farm...