The Dearborn Independent (July 17, 1926): Chronicler of the Neglected Truth (Magazine) by Henry Ford (President) and W. J. Cameron (Editor) - 1926

Dearborn, MI: The Dearborn Publishing Company. A left-stapled magazine measuring 8-3/4" by 11-3/4" and containing 36 pages including front and rear covers. Contents include: Delaware Uses the Whipping Post: Are Lashes 'on the Bare Back, Well Laid On,' Effective as a Crime Preventive? by Aaron Hardy Ulm; New Phases of Changing China: Sedan Chairs, and Moth-Eaten Donkeys Giving Way to Modern Things by Inez Marks Lowdermilk; Housecleaning in the Treasury: In Four Years There Were 300 Cases in Which Attorneys and Agents Practising Before the Treasury Department Were Respondents in Suspension or Disbarment Proceedings; column Mr. Ford's Page; Under the White Tops With 'Gil' [Robinson]: This Veteran Showman Takes You Into a World Where Clowns, Camels, and Wild Beasts Are the Actors by Harry E. Barnet; He Takes Tin Tacks From Tiny Throats: Doctor Who Has Saved Thousands of Children (on Dr. Chevalier Jackson); Patting the Lion's Mane: American Woman Says That English Men of Letters Are More Interesting Than American - She Gives Some of Them in Their Native Settings and Depicts Their Various Characteristics by Georgia Jackson Scott; How the United States Treats Its Diplomats by Marian Bruce Clark ("Present Conditions Prohibit Any Man From Attaining the Rank of United States Ambassador Unless He Can Supply Great Wealth to Maintain the Social Obligations of the Post"); Tragedy of the [Sir John] Franklin Expedition by Burt M. McConnell ("Conquerers, Even in Death, They Realized the Old Dream of a Northwest Passage"); Dying Africa Makes Her Appeal by H. K. W. Kumm ("Our Supply of Africa's Rich Products Will Be Lost If We Do Not Eradicate Her Deadly Diseases"); San Francisco Says "Shoot to Kill!" - Order to Police Creates Notable Decrease in the Volume of Serious Crime by H. H. Dunn. Condition: staples age-rusted; outer covers lightly age-browned and lightly soiled; small name and address stamp to rear cover. . Good. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1926.