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IssueVol. 005 Issue 026 (May 4 1927)
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Paid articleThe Two Americas
THAT portion of the western hemisphere included under the comprehensive title, Latin America, may not lie closer to the hearts of United States citizens than it did before the war. But there is...
Paid articleWeek by Week
ONLY a blurred trail of rumor leads to where Nungesser and Coli may have come down in some remote part of Labrador. They and their plane are, as yet, adrift in the unknown through which...
Paid articleMr. Coolidge Again
IS MR. COOLIDGE to lead the Republican attack a third time? To this question his laconic self has, of course, given no reply. Nevertheless there is abroad a general assumption that the next...
Paid articleJustice and Society
THE National Conference of Social Work is one of the oldest and most valuable of American organizations concerned with the alleviation of social misery. This year its president has been Dr. John...
Paid articleThe Saints in Maine
Chase, Mary Ellen
IN MAINE, twenty-five years ago, the saints endured a questionable, not to say sinister reputation, which even today in most portions of that fair state they have yet to live down. Only some...
Paid articleThree Years of Mussolini, II
Wood, L. J. S.
NO ONE of sense will maintain that in the elaboration of this system of the "making" of the Italian there have not been mistakes. Mussolini himself would be the last to do so. Never was there a...
Paid articleThe Mexican Agrarian Question
Dawley, Thomas Robinson Jr.
IN HIS address at Poll's Theatre, New Haven, on March 19, before a gathering said to number 5,000 persons. Senator Borah of Idaho made a plea for tolerance on the part of Americans In...
Paid articleClaudel to Riviere
Shuster, George N.
WE ARE a generation which has walked across the earth and through much of time. It was not until we approached manhood that the whole cargo of the renaissance had been unloaded and surveyed....
Paid articleMemorial Day (verse)
Gilbert, William B.
Who can forget his voice, his glance, his smile? Fresh from the heart they sprang, as warm and free As if some sunbeam, prisoned there awhile, Had broken loose from its captivity. We shall not...
Paid articleAdelaide Procter's Grave
Edsall, Richard Linn
THE recent redecoration of Adelaide Procter's grave in Saint Mary's Cemetery, Kensal Green, London, reminds one that it is high time for a renovation of her entombed fame. For a long time after...
Paid articleThe Play and the Screen
Skinner, R. Dana
The Pulitzer Prize Play SEVERAL months ago, it was my good fortune to read a small volume of one-act plays, gathered together imder the title of Lonesome Road. As theatrical openings were...
Paid articlePoems
Davies, Mary Carolyn; Cooksley, S. Bert; Avery, Claribel Weeks; Turner, Grace
(^od in Maple Street ^Vision God walks at evening down our dingy street Where lovers stand beneath the shade and say What two within a garden would repeat Once, centuries away. God walks at...
Paid articleBooks
Shuster, George N.; Brennecke, Ernest Jr.; Hull, Robert R.; Windle, Bertram C. A.; Sands, William Franklin; Eleanore, Sister M.; Walsh, Thomas; Martens, Frederick H.
Life and Work in Mediaeval Europe, by P. Boissonade; translated by Eileen Power. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. $5.00. PROFESSOR BOISSONADE ends his treatise on mediaeval economics by saying that it...
Paid articleThe Quiet Corner
I counsel thee, shut not thy heart nor thy library.—C. LAMB. Contrary to his usual habit, Doctor Angelicus, after a short "good morning," lapsed into a silence: thisi struck Hereticus as so...
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