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 1930
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 Vol. 011 Issue 014 (February 5 1930)
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Vol. 011 Issue 015 (February 12 1930)
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Vol. 011 Issue 016 (February 19 1930)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 The Court Changes Leaders
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THE COURT CHANGES LEADERS WITH the tributes to William Howard Taft and to Charles Evans Hughes we are in hearty agreement. The one commands our respect as completely as any man who has lived in our...
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Week by Week
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WEEK BY WEEK First Action at London WE SEE no reason for the disappointment over Secretary Stimson's statement abandoning all hope of further reduction in cruiser strength. It was not unexpected....
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Patented Prosperity
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PATENTED PROSPERITY THE battle of words is raging-a battle whose objective is to convince the public either that our old friend prosperity is back with us, or that prosperity is dead and about to...
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How Communists Are Made
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HOW COMMMUNISTS ARE MADE THE funeral of Mr. Steve Katovis, who was shot by a policeman during a strike which threatened to do considerable property damage, was the occasion for the greatest...
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Facts and Latin America
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Carter, John
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Richard Halliburton to jump into the sacred pool of Yucatan, a Blair Niles to adopt the French penal colony of Devil's Island, and we send out an annual contingent of cheap drummers,...
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Pilgrimage to Vezelay
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Baldwin, Charles Sears
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PILGRIMAGE TO VEZELAY By CHARLES SEARS BALDWIN HARDLY known to this present world, Vezelay is the prophetic city, set on a hill, that cannot be hidden from pilgrims. The forgotten village that was...
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Mr Borah Turns Practical
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Murphy, William C. Jr.
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MR. BORAH TURNS PRACTICAL By WILLIAM C. MURPHY, jr. "HE WINDS himself up but he never strikes twelve" were the words used a few years ago by a distinguished Washington correspondent to describe...
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Details for My Burial (verse)
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Madeleva, Sister M.
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Details for My Burial As for the matter of my burial: It follows hard the golden day I die; There needs but a small grave where I may lie, Cut in the snow's white peace I love so well, Or...
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The Testament of Beauty
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Shuster, George N.
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THE TESTAMENT OF BEAUTY By GEORGE N. SHUSTER WHO can forget, if he have read them, the lines in the Apologia which sum up Newman's remembrance of Oxford: "There used to be much snap-dragon growing...
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The Pilgrim (verse)
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Jennings, Leslie Nelson
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The Pilgrim In the Cabal called Permanence may sit A few who, when the conclave has adjourned, Escape their own proscriptions, who outwit The laws they wrote, the boundaries they learned. If there...
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On Myth
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Belloc, Hilaire
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ON MYTH By HILAIRE BELLOC ONE of the advantages of growing old is that one has assisted in person at two processes which are of the first importance in understanding history and the character of...
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Lament (verse)
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Mullins, Helene
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Lament Alas! though you've been gone from me a short space only, 'Tis like a life of nights and days have passed away. No place is pleasant to me now, I've grown that lonely, There's not a one I...
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Communications
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COMMUNICATIONS SEMINAR ON MEXICO New York, N. Y. TO the Editor:-The Annual Seminar in Mexico holds its fifth session in Mexico City July 5 to 25. The Seminar affords an opportunity to a group of...
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The Play and Screen
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Skinner, Richard Dana
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THE PLAY AND SCREEN By RICHARD DANA SKINNER Rebound THE first Arthur Hopkins-Hope Williams cycle rounds itself out with this play by Donald Ogden Stewart. In Paris Bound, written by Philip Barry,...
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Books
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Brennecke, Ernest Jr.; Crowley, Paul; Chase, Mary Ellen; Radziwill, Catherine; Ross, J. Elliot; Maynard, Theodore; Boursey, A. M.; Boyd-Carpenter
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BOOKS All Sides of Ibsen Ibsen, the Master Builder, by A. E. Zucker. New York: Henry Holt and Company. $3.50. IN MY quiet moments," said Peer Gynt, "I sound and probe and dissect my own inward...
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Vol. 011 Issue 017 (February 26 1930)
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