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IssueVol. 013 Issue 018 (March 4 1931)
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Paid articleThe Revolution in Journalism
THE GALLANT and intensely dramatic fight made by the former employees of the Pulitzer newspapers to keep them alive, together with the foredoomed and tragic failure of that struggle, gave...
Paid articleWeek by Week
n p H R E E recent developments within the same week -'- were of the utmost significance. These were, first, the announcement by the League of Nations that far more treaties for the peaceful...
Paid articleSigns and Affirmations
TN OUR contacts with the critical spirit in the world, ••• which variously have run all the way from the polite, but insidious, deprecations of pale pinks, or parlor radicals, to the...
Paid articleMunich: Anno Domini 1931
Shuster, George N.
fFe never cease to assert our faith, though sometimes the voice grows weary and feeble; then, when we have a realist worthy of the name who can see a people in the round, who can give not the one...
Paid articleCanon Barry
McMahon, Joseph H.
IN THE passing of Dr. Barry at the advanced age of eighty-one, the English world of letters has lost an important figure, and the Catholic Church in England one that was unique. In realizing his...
Paid articleFirst Robin (verse)
Pilip, Maire Nic
Strange, in the hush of snow to see A crimson breasted robin sit Upon the silver frozen tree. He springs and flies from branch to branch, And every time his dark wings flit, Down comes a tiny...
Paid articleThe Unemployment Puzzle
Cram, William Everett
AS THE years slide by, I find myself more and / A more convinced that there is nothing new under •*' -•• the sun. Then as if bent upon uprooting my conviction, an airplane goes buzzing across the...
Paid articleThe Launching of a Ship (verse)
Chubb, Thomas C.
The stalwart sound of mauls all winter long Rang sturdily in chorus, till one day The scaffolding and frames were stripped away, And there she stood as graceful as a song, Yet with her bluff,...
Paid articleAn Overseas Headache
Ahern, Maurice L.
ONCE upon a time there were silent motion pictures. Most of the world's millions loved them, but none more devotedly than those who did not understand the English language. The silver screen was...
Paid articlePsychology of Disaster
Casey, Albert M.
AS I LIVE but a short ten-minute walk from the scene of one of the worst disasters that has ever struck the centuriesold city of Lyons, a disaster that promises well to occupy the thoughts of...
Paid articleCineres et Nihil (verse)
Meisling, Vaughn Francis
Ashes and nothing is the final mark. We round the years out fumbling in the dark, Each having loved his blindness, each his chains; The riddle of the aftermath remains: The great enigma of the...
Paid articleThe Play
Skinner, Richard Dana
The Venetian Glass Nephew BY FAR the most novel offering ot the season—novel, that is, in relation to Broadway conventions—is Ruth Hale's <iramatization of "The Venetian Glass Nephew," from...
Paid articleCommunications
"ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE CHURCH" Washington, D. C. TO the Editor: In your issue of January 28, a correspondent disagrees with Miss Alice Russell's statement that the French government is actively...
Paid articleBooks
Cram, Ralph Adams; Wyatt, Euphemia Van Rensselaer; Thompson, Charles Willis; Lapp, John A.; Riggs, T. Lawrason; Kolars, Mary
An American Aristocrat Letters of Henry Adams: i8^8-i8gi; edited by tVorthington Chauncy Ford. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company. $5.00. THIS is not an easy book to review if, as happens to...
IssueVol. 013 Issue 020 (March 18 1931)
IssueVol. 013 Issue 021 (March 25 1931)
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