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Vol. 006 Issue 022 (October 5 1927)
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Should Priests Be Editors?
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DURING the successive epochs of human progress since the founding of the Church, Catholicism has pursued its mission in ways and by means harmonious with the spirit of each age. Nowadays it...
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Week by Week
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p R E S S reports from Washington announce that -•• the American reply to the French note on the new tariff rates of that country—a reply awaited with interest and some acute speculation—while...
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Sanctifying Salesmanship
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TN THE September issue of Harper's Magazine, -•• Mr. Jesse Rainsford Sprague discusses In dispassionate manner a phenomenon distinctly and exclusively American—the alliance between business...
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A New Dr. Cook Discovery
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n p HE hesperophlthecus has been discovered, and •*• most appropriately the discoverer Is Dr. Cook. According to the New York Times, the hesperophlthecus haroldcookll, meaning the ape-man of the...
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Reunion: Its Present Status
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Wood, L. J. S.
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THE Holy Office has published what may be regarded as a reminder on the subject of reunion. Inasmuch as, taken in its right sense, reunion, the reuniting of all to the Mother Church, in one fold...
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"Our America"
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Bates, Ernest Sutherland
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ONE inestimable privilege we enjoy at the present time in America. However troubled are the waters and confused the winds, they drift and whirl about a central point. The intellectual anarchy of...
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Fragments of Bardstown History
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Downing, Margaret B.
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IN THIS year of 1927, the traveler to Bardstown, in Nelson County, Kentucky, may be attracted by one of three magnets coincidently related to the great divisions of time, the past, the present...
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Paradox (verse)
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Clear, A. E.
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You were never quite so tall As when you stooped before me, And I feared lest you should see I was never quite so...
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Training the Intelligentsia
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Clark, J. B. M.
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<<'Tr^HE teaching of journalism is a new venture as I far as we are concerned," said the headmaster "*• of the Polytechnic Institute in a certain Pacific coast town to me. "But the demand seems...
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What Is Sacred Music?
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Dunn, James P.
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T T IS one of the chief glories of the divine art of •*• music that it seems to be capable of transcending the demarcations of creed and the intellectual barriers of religious opinion. Thus it...
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Communications
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ON KEEPING OUR HEROES ORTHODOX Louisville, Ky. TO the Editor:—Mr. Hopkins's repetition of my statement sounded much more harsh than I had any intention of being. As it seems I did not make...
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Poems
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O'Sheel, Shaemas; Sullivan, A. M.; Koenig, Eleanor C.; Gilbert, William B.; Carroll, Mary Nell; Fuller, Ethel Romig
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iHow Happy Are the Little Birds How happy are the little birds That fly about together, And warble on a single bough Or nestle in cold weather! Not so, alas, with you and me. Girl who should...
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The Play
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Skinner, R. Dana
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Revelry THE young author of the biting Chicago was selected to dramatize Revelry, the novel by Samuel Hopkins Adams which, the American public has insisted, is the transcript of events during a...
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Books
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Windle, Bertram C. A.; Maynard, Theodore; Hull, Robert R.; Crowley, Paul; Middleton, John S.; Martens, Frederick H.
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The Story of Fanny Burney, by Muriel Masefield. Cambridge University Press. $1.50. OF ALL the remarkable and interesting people who circled round Samuel Johnson, there is none who can be known...
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The Quiet Corner
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/ counsel thee, shut not thy heart nor thy library,- -C. Lamb. "These modern novelists," exclaimed cousin Andromache, who had felt obliged to ask Doctor Angelicus to Sunday supper to meet his...
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Vol. 006 Issue 023 (October 12 1927)
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Vol. 006 Issue 024 (October 29 1927)
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Vol. 006 Issue 025 (October 26 1927)
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