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 Vol. 028 Issue 010 (July 1 1938)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 WEEK BY WEEK
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Week by Week C ONCEIVE that all of the United States east of Pittsburgh and north of Charleston were one vast plain, almost all of it at sea level; conceive that across this plain two A...
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"COME ON, FERDINAND!" (Cartoon)
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RURIIL LIFE "COME ON, FERDINAND, DON'T BE SHY!" rightly feel himself guilty of temerity. All must recognize peculiar difficulties and dangers attend-ant upon enforcing the law against the modern...
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MORE GARDEN THINGS
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Thompson, Frederic
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256 THE COMMONWEAL July 1, 1938 TESTING public opinion has become an increasingly big and interesting business. Making the samplings is, of course, the first and most important job because the...
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THE PRESENT FARM PROGRAM
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Wallace, Henry A .
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The Present Farm Program By HENRY A. WALLACE N 1932 a Catholic friend of mine gave me I the two encyclicals, "Quadragesimo Anno" and "Rerum Novarum." In these two documents I found an unusual...
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AGRICULTURE AND VOCATION
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LaFarge, John
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26o THE COMMONWEAL July 1, 1938 these people have been paid back with interest to the extent of more than 8o percent of the money due. The Farm Credit Administration, which is an agency separate...
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COME, SWEET PEACE! (Verse )
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Sampson, Harriet
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July I, 1938 THE COMMONWEAL 263 allowed to usurp the functions of government. But within natural limits it can be an agent of immense good for the community as well as for the individual, as long...
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ANNIVERSARY
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Eisele, Albert
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Anniversary By ALBERT EISELE r HE WEATHER had turned warmer during the night, and the morning broke with skies clear and a south wind blowing. It was a day in the second week in April; and it...
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RESETTLEMENT ON THE LAST FRONTIER
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Clark, Henry W.
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z66 THE COMMONWEAL July 1, 1938 too, sped the years; and it was always on the opening days of field work that one realized more fully that another year had passed, that the grey of one more year...
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GREAT AND SMALL (Verse)
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Johnson, Geoffrey
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268 THE COMMONWEAL July 1, 1938 grinders; stoves and sacks of cement to be ruined in the rain; sinks, bowls and paper towels, but no houses or medical attention. Measles and scarlatina broke out,...
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HOME FARM MACHINES
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Tetlow, Henry
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July 1, 1938 THE COMMONWEAL 269 Home Farm Machines By HENRY TETLOW THE ROOTS-AND-BERRIES philosophers born of every depression, who want to go back to living on the land the way our...
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VIEWS AND REVIEWS
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Williams, Michael
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270 THE COMMONWEAL July I, 1938 Thews el k'views BY MICHAEL WILLIAMS H EYWOOD BROUN, who was recently reelected to the presidency of the American Newspaper Guild, has signalized his leadership of...
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COMMUNICATIONS
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270 THE COMMONWEAL July I, 1938 Thews el k'views BY MICHAEL WILLIAMS H EYWOOD BROUN, who was recently reelected to the presidency of the American Newspaper Guild, has signalized his leadership of...
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POINTS AND LINES
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272 THE COMMONWEAL July I, 1938 Points & Lines The Outlook for the Czechs T HE PROBLEM of Czechoslovakia continues to haunt the European chancelleries and everyone vitally concerned with the...
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THE STAGE
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Vernon, Grenville
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July I, 1938 THE COMMONWEAL 273 The Stage and Screen On the Rocks T HE FEDERAL THEATRE has put its best foot forward in its presentation of George Bernard Shaw's "On the Rocks." It has done...
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THE SCREEN
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Hartung, Philip T.
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July I, 1938 THE COMMONWEAL 273 The Stage and Screen On the Rocks T HE FEDERAL THEATRE has put its best foot forward in its presentation of George Bernard Shaw's "On the Rocks." It has done...
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BOOKS OF THE DAY
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274 THE COMMONWEAL July I, 1938 Books of the Day Back to the Land We Farm for a Hobby and Make It Pay, by Henry Fellow. New York: William Morrow and Company. $2.00. ANY SUGGESTION of a return to...
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THE INNER FORUM
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278 THE COMMONWEAL July I, 1938 11AS he (the author) tells of a whole territory thus regenerated, one can understand why Pope Pius XI a few weeks ago wrote in endorsement and praise of the...
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Vol. 028 Issue 011 (July 8 1938)
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Vol. 028 Issue 012 (July 15 1938)
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Vol. 028 Issue 013 (July 22 1938)
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Vol. 028 Issue 014 (July 29 1938)
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