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IssueVol. 013 Issue 018 (March 4 1931)
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Paid articleThe Catholic Revival
<* A MESSAGE from another world to this," is • ^ ^ how the Nation aptly described the Pope's radio broadcast, "a message that ignored the business depression, the jazz age, the spread of...
Paid articleWeek by Week
ONE CERTAINTY at least emerges from the confused clamor of news reports from Madrid during the recent "crisis" there—^whlch is that while the industry and zeal of the American corNews...
Paid articleA Substitute for Censorship
CTAGE censorship in New York seems to be an ^ issue that is never settled, and the very fact that it is so constantly before us, with threats of a state censorship law and wild howls of protest...
Paid articleWar or Peace ?
Dimnet, Ernest
To most of us here in America, the persistent talk of the imminence of another war in Europe seems almost incredible, but we are forced to consider it by reason of the very persistence of the...
Paid articlePlainsong and Debussy
Lavauden, Therese
WHO WAS it who said, that directly a new-born work of genius confronts public curiosity there starts a search for its paternity? Many chefsd'oeuvre have been declared "outside the pale"...
Paid articleGeorgia (verse)
Tarleton, Ria
Chain-gang workin' on de col' hard road, Big brown mule cany 'way de load, Cap'in stanin' wid he gun in he ban' Keepin' up wid de baids tub a single man. Workin' de pick-ax, De spade an' de...
Paid articlePlaces and Persons
Smith, Ethel M.
FROM the very first day that I had come into ConaCree, in the Barony of Iveragh, the tiny, deserted cottage, through whose windows I could catch glimpses of an idle handloom, had intrigued...
Paid articleChristian Democracy
Eble, F. J.
THE MODERN age, beginning with the reintroduction of Roman jurisprudence and the so-called religious reformation of the sixteenth century, has been aptly designated by competent authorities as...
Paid articleUses of Adversity
O'Donnell, Terence
WHEN you have starved for days, and somehow muddled through to food; when you have had no place to sleep o' nights, and at last by a species of snarling somnabulism you find a slumber spot; when,...
Paid articleThe Laurel Tree (verse)
Hagreen, Philip
Before my window stands a laurel tree At every time a thing most fair to see With lustrous leaves of deep and even hue That blaze like emeralds when the sun strikes through; Yet never has their...
Paid articleCommunications
FARMERS AND PEACE York, Pa. TO the Editor: In an editorial appearing in your issue of January 28, you quote at some length the digest of Father Haas's pamphlet on "American Agricultural and...
Paid articleThe Play
Skinner, Richard Dana
Grand Hotel THESE notes on "Grand Hotel," Vicki Baum's play in translation from the German, would be inexcusably late were it not for the fact that this play bids fair to rival "The Green...
Paid articleBooks
Conolly, Violet; Nickerson, Hoffman; Sands, William Franklin; Donahue, George J.; Bregy, Katherine; McGuire, Harry; Robinson, Landon M.; Sheen, Fulton J.
The Riddle of Russia The Economic Life of Soviet Russia, by Calvin B. Hoover. New York: The Macmillan Company. $3.00. Russia's Productive System, by Emile Burns. New York: E. P. Dutton and...
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