"Among Ourselves" is a fascinating monthly magazine dedicated to the employees of Montgomery Ward & Co. in Chicago. This Volume 3 edition offers a unique glimpse into the daily lives, interests, and social interactions of the people who contributed to one of America's iconic retail companies. Providing valuable insights into early 20th-century corporate culture, it showcases employee activities, company news, and various articles intended to foster a sense of community and shared identity. A valuable resource for those interested in business history, sociology, and the evolution of workplace dynamics, "Among Ourselves" captures a specific moment in time, reflecting the values and concerns of a significant workforce within a major American corporation.
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