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Bid, Bridgers, Bid With Care

by Mary Day Winn

The North American Review, April 1929, pp. 499-503

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    22. Bid, Bridgers, Bid With Care by Mary Day Winn, pp. 499-503
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    4. The War Against War by James G. Harbord, pp. 399-403
    5. Wave Music by Wilbert Snow, p. 404
    6. Submerged Husbands by Mary Day Winn, pp. 405-409
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    20. Stuff and Nonsense by Donald F. Rose, pp. 508-512
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    4. He Wanted to Be King by John Gunther, pp. 536-540
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    6. Our Ugly Cities by Gutzon Borglum, pp. 548-553
    7. Three Laughing Ghosts by Frederick B. Watt, pp. 554-564
    8. Aspects of Peace by Fridtjof Nansen, pp. 565-567
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    10. The Penny That Blinds by G.R. Parker, pp. 574-580
    11. Spinster Island by Mary Day Winn, pp. 581-586
    12. The Inefficiency of Science by Gilbert K. Chesterton, pp. 587-593
    13. This Road Building Era by John Carter, pp. 594-598
    14. What Makes Jack a Bright Boy by Barbara S. Burks, pp. 599-608
    15. Forty Billions in Easy Money by Howard McLellan, pp. 609-615
    16. Home to Mother by E.L. Yordan, pp. 616-619
    17. Witches Still Live by Theda Kenyon, pp. 620-626
    18. Franklin's Last Letter by Herbert Balley Harrop, pp. 627-632
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    17. The Gilded Buddha by Arthur Styron, pp. 745-753
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    19. In Defense of Private Schools by Douglas Shepardson, pp. 755-757
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