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The Folk Idea in American Life

by Ruth Suckow

Scribners, September 1930, pp. 245-255

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    1. A Matter of Standards by Julian Street, pp. 1-10
    2. Justice Brandeis and the Constitution by Joseph Percival Pollard, pp. 11-18
    3. Aversion by Margaret Emerson Bailey, p. 19
    4. In a Strange Town by Sherwood Anderson, pp. 20-25
    5. Johns Hopkins Grapples With the Law by Frank R. Kent, pp. 26-32
    6. Parisians---From Lithographs by Charles Locke, pp. 33-34
    7. Eleven A.M. by John J. Niles, pp. 35-45
    8. Character by Nancy Hale, p. 46
    9. In a Besieged City by Malcolm Logan, pp. 47-50
    10. The Girl Who Won the War by Edward Shenton, pp. 51-59
    11. The Course of Empire in Educatoin by Gordon Hall Gerould, pp. 60-63
    12. Abigail Adams: A Joy Forever by J.G. de Roulhac Hamilton, pp. 64-74
    13. I Married a Farm by Evelyn Harris, pp. 75-82
    14. Mojo by Ruth Bass, pp. 83-89
    15. The Professor and His Wife by Ruth Steele Brooks, pp. 90-95
    16. The Verge by Conrad Aiken, pp. 96-97
    17. Forecasting and Its Frauds by John Mulholland, pp. 98-102
    18. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 103-109
    19. The Field of Art by Royal Cortissoz, pp. 110-119
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    February 1930 Issue = 17 Articles
    1. Alleged Sins of Science by Robert A. Millikan, pp. 119-129
    2. Romance of the Machine by Michael Pupin, pp. 130-137
    3. Procedure by James B. Connolly, pp. 138-147
    4. A Stampeder by Will James, pp. 148-152
    5. What's the Matter With Prohibition? by Francis M. Cockrell, pp. 153-159
    6. God---An Apology by Charles Hall Perry, pp. 160-168
    7. She Came With Glamour by Jane Snowden Crosby, pp. 169-177
    8. Radiance by Elizabeth Larocque, p. 178
    9. "Stately Science Pauses Not" by Willson Whitman, pp. 179-186
    10. Murders Shouldn't Overlook Little Things by John Hawk, pp. 187-195
    11. The Footstool by Mary Cummings Eudy, p. 196
    12. Self-Critical America by Mary M. Colum, pp. 197-206
    13. Why Live in the City? by Will Rose, pp. 207-214
    14. When He Came In by Katharine Day Little, p. 215
    15. The Pair of Pants by Robert Nathan, pp. 216-218
    16. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 219-227
    17. The Field of Art by Royal Cortissoz, pp. 228-237
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    March 1930 Issue = 18 Articles
    1. The Closed Arena by S.S. Van Dine, pp. 237-243
    2. The Protestant Advantage by Charles Hall Perry, pp. 244-252
    3. New England Sketches by R. Emmett Owen, pp. 253-254
    4. Young Hamlet by Byron Dexter, pp. 255-265
    5. Books and the Nation by M.A. DeWolfe Howe, pp. 266-272
    6. Old Bill by Robert Hazard, pp. 273-279
    7. Women's Colleges and Race Extinction by Henry T. Moore, pp. 280-284
    8. The Carapacho Centipede by Elizabeth Stanley, pp. 285-294
    9. The Business Paper Grows Up by James H. McGraw, pp. 295-300
    10. Crooked Run Stories by N.D. Marbaker, pp. 301-308
    11. The Wilderness Defiling by Archibald Rutledge, pp. 309-315
    12. Emergent Evolution by Roy Wood Sellars, pp. 316-324
    13. The Wild Heart of Youth by Helene Mullins, p. 325
    14. Mr. Brown Pays His Hospital Bill by John A. McNamara, pp. 326-330
    15. Go to the Ant, Thou Sluggard by Edward W. Knight, pp. 331-335
    16. The Hills by Arthur Davison Ficke, p. 336
    17. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 337-345
    18. The Field of Art by Royal Cortissoz, pp. 346-354
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    April 1930 Issue = 17 Articles
    1. Comstock Stalks by Ernest Sutherland Bates, pp. 355-366
    2. Along the Tracks by W.R. Burnett, pp. 367-373
    3. Without Benefit of Sociology by Frances Williams and Robert C. Binkley, pp. 374-379
    4. The Ex-Married Confess by Anonymous, pp. 380-384
    5. Spindle and Loom by Helen Maring, p. 385
    6. As a Jew Sees Jesus by Ernest R. Trattner, pp. 386-392
    7. Herself by Katharine Newlin Burt, pp. 393-404
    8. Amidst the Encircling Gloom by Howard Mumford Jones, pp. 405-411
    9. Penrose---An American Machiavelli by Henry Hart, pp. 412-421
    10. Heaven and Earth by Annabel Ledlie Berry, p. 422
    11. What Is This Humanism? by C. Hartley Grattan, pp. 423-432
    12. Gesture by Frances Taylor Patterson, pp. 433-444
    13. Consider the Cauliflower by Charles W. Wilcox, pp. 445-449
    14. Nutrition and "Nerves" by James A. Tobey, pp. 450-457
    15. The Ballad of Captain Kemble by Nancy Byrd Turner, p. 458
    16. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 459-465
    17. Star Reaper by Sarah Litsey, p. 466
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    May 1930 Issue = 20 Articles
    1. The Threat of Science by Christian Gauss, pp. 467-478
    2. We Need One Another by D.H. Lawrence, pp. 479-483
    3. Apple Tree by Dorothy Tyler, p. 484
    4. J.E.B. Stuart by Capt. John W. Thomason, Jr., pp. 485-491
    5. The Golden Egg by Josephine Herbst, pp. 492-498
    6. Prayer to the Sun by John Hall Wheelock, p. 499
    7. The Great Lobby Hunt by Frank R. Kent, pp. 500-505
    8. True Stories by David Hamilton, p. 506
    9. Youth Serves Itself by Anonymous, pp. 507-514
    10. Is Censorship Possible? by Ben Ray Redman, pp. 515-517
    11. American Condescension and European Superiority by Lewis Mumford, pp. 518-526
    12. Song by Louise Bogan, p. 527
    13. A Man of Character by Henry Meade Williams, pp. 528-534
    14. The Song of the Scarecrow by Edna Robotham Smith, p. 535
    15. Toward Sunrise (1920-1930) by Thomas Beer, pp. 536-544
    16. Book Madness by Louis Henry Cohn, pp. 545-553
    17. D.D. Versus M.D. by John Hyde Preston, pp. 554-559
    18. The First Illusion by Hyatt Downing, pp. 560-567
    19. Relativity by Katharine Newlin Burt, p. 568
    20. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 569-579
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    June 1930 Issue = 22 Articles
    1. What Is Hispano-America to Us? by Waldo Frank, pp. 579-586
    2. The Real Thing by D.H. Lawrence, pp. 587-591
    3. Quiet by Bernice Kenyon, p. 592
    4. Give Us Our Privileges by Elizabeth Onativia, pp. 593-598
    5. Literature, Ethics, and the Knights of Good Sense by Mary M. Colum, pp. 599-608
    6. Dangerous Man by Oliver La Farge, pp. 609-611
    7. Of Smallness by Dorothy Tyler, p. 612
    8. Midnight Thinking by Margaret Emerson Bailey, pp. 613-619
    9. Loneliness by Stanley M. Moffat, p. 620
    10. J.E.B. Stuart by Capt. John W. Thomason, Jr., pp. 621-628
    11. The Son by Mark Van Doren, p. 629
    12. The Rising Tide of Prohibition Repeal by Dudley Cammett Lunt, pp. 630-634
    13. Tranquillity by John Frazier Vance, p. 635
    14. A Very Late Spring by Erskine Caldwell, pp. 636-638
    15. The Mating of Marjorie by Erskine Caldwell, pp. 639-641
    16. This Frailer Wound by Marjorie Allen Seiffert, p. 642
    17. Demoniac Possession by Juanita Tanner, pp. 643-648
    18. These Terrible Reds by Malcolm Logan, pp. 649-655
    19. Home Office of the Revolution by William C. White, pp. 656-665
    20. The Land of Juan de Dios by Stark Young, pp. 666-678
    21. The Disappearance of God by Henshaw Ward, pp. 679-683
    22. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 684-690
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    1. Cotton Mill by Sherwood Anderson, pp. 1-11
    2. Came the Millennial Dawn by Juanita Tanner, pp. 12-17
    3. These Brokers by Earl Sparling, pp. 18-23
    4. New Boarding-House by Lilian H. Woody, p. 24
    5. A Bad Blow by Josephine Herbst, pp. 25-32
    6. The World from the Air by Waldo Frank, pp. 33-44
    7. The Benefits of Prohibition by Struthers Burt, pp. 45-52
    8. Holiday by Charles Yost, pp. 53-58
    9. "Wedded Are the River and the Sky" by William Carlos Williams, p. 59
    10. Psychiatry and the Confessional by John Rathbone Oliver, pp. 60-66
    11. The Tripled-Barred Cross by William C. White, pp. 67-77
    12. Legacy by Velma Hutchinson, p. 78
    13. J.E.B. Stuart by Capt. John W. Thomason, Jr., pp. 79-98
    14. A Young Man's Game by Walter Prichard Eaton, pp. 99-103
    15. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 104-114
    16. Behind the Scenes, p. 29
    17. What You Think About It, pp. 30-35
    18. The Bonanza Fallacy by S. Palmer Harman, pp. 36-53
    19. Doing New York---And How, p. 54
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      1. Brief Candles by Aldous Huxley
      2. The Edwardians by Vita Sackville-West
      3. The American Illusion by H. Collinson Owen
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      A New Book on Washington, pp. 10-12 - 1 Review
      1. The Unknown Washington by John Corbin
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      The Eternal Richelieu, p. 13 - 1 Review
      1. Richelieu: A Study by Hilaire Belloc
    23. [+]
      Wilkes Friend of America, p. 14 - 1 Review
      1. That Devil Wilkes by Raymond W. Postgate
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      1. My Reminiscences as a Cowboy by Frank Harris
      2. The Autobiography of Frank Tarbeaux as Told to Donald Henderson Clarke by Donald Henderson Clarke and Frank Tarbeaux
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    1. S.S. "San Pedro" by James Gould Cozzens, pp. 113-128
    2. The Cult of the Indian by Harvey Fergusson, pp. 129-133
    3. Negro Society by Eugene Gordon, pp. 134-142
    4. And This Is All by Conrad Aiken, p. 143
    5. A Parson Looks at Prohibition by Ware W. Wimberly, pp. 144-149
    6. The Drama of the Machines by Lewis Mumford, pp. 150-160
    7. Tragedy by Arthur Guiterman, p. 161
    8. The Long Day by Caroline Gordon, pp. 162-166
    9. Substitutes for God by Mark Van Doren, pp. 167-172
    10. Lady in a Green Dress by Morley Callaghan, pp. 173-177
    11. Biography by Nina S. Merrill, p. 178
    12. J.E.B. Stuart by Capt. John W. Thomason, Jr., pp. 179-194
    13. Wine of Wyoming by Ernest Hemingway, pp. 195-204
    14. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, p. 205
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      1. Laments for the Living by Dorothy Parker
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      Science---and Readable by H.H., pp. 14-17 - 4 Reviews
      1. The New World of Physical Discovery by Floyd L. Darrow
      2. Modern Science by J. Arthur Thomson
      3. Science and the New Civilization by Robert A. Millikan
      4. The Magic of the Stars by Maurice Maeterlinck
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      1. The Socialism of Our Time by Harry W. Laidler and Norman Thomas
      2. Humanity Uprooted by Maurice Hindus
      3. The Soviet Union Looks Ahead
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      Taxi! Taxi! by M.L., pp. 20-21 - 1 Review
      1. Hacking New York by Robert Hazard
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      Pax Americana by J.F.F., p. 22 - 1 Review
      1. The Imperial Dollar by Hiram Motherwell
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      The Making of Myths by G.C., p. 23 - 1 Review
      1. The Adventures of Johnny Appleseed by Henry Chapin
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      The Mails Must Go Through by H.F., pp. 23-24 - 1 Review
      1. Six Horses by William Banning and George Hugh Banning
    22. Behind the Scenes, p. 25
    23. What You Think About It, pp. 26-31
    24. How We Come Out of a Slump by S. Palmer Harman, pp. 32-41
    25. Doing New York---And How, p. 42
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    September 1930 Issue = 25 Articles
    1. Many Thousands Gone by John Peale Bishop, pp. 229-244
    2. The Folk Idea in American Life by Ruth Suckow, pp. 245-255
    3. Moral Racketeering in the Movies by Pare Lorentz, pp. 256-262
    4. The Woman Movement: After 100 Years by Gerald Carson, pp. 263-269
    5. Four Poems by Sara Tisdale, p. 270
    6. The Portrait by Elizabeth Corbett, pp. 271-276
    7. Moscow Morals by William C. White, pp. 277-286
    8. The Miracle by Anne Elizabeth Wilson, pp. 287-289
    9. Charles Michelson by Frank R. Kent, pp. 290-295
    10. Prerogative by Ruth Lambert Jones, p. 296
    11. J.E.B. Stuart by Capt. John W. Thomason, Jr., pp. 297-309
    12. The Pasteboard Star by Margaret Carpenter, pp. 310-313
    13. The Puritan Shadow by Arthur Train, pp. 314-325
    14. Drowning by Katherine Garrison Chapin, p. 326
    15. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, p. 327
    16. Behind the Scenes, p. 37
    17. What You Think About It, pp. 38-43
    18. A Study in Profit and Loss by S. Palmer Harman, pp. 44-59
    19. Doing New York---And How, p. 60
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      1. Lone Cowboy by Will James
      2. Kiki's Memoirs by Kiki
      3. The Autocracy of Mr. Parham by H.G. Wells
      4. The Future of Drinking by Gilbert Seldes
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      1. Morgan the Magnificent by John K. Winkler
      2. Roosevelt: The Story of a Friendship, 1880-1919 by Owen Wister
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      The Battle Cry of Freedom by M.L., pp. 22-23 - 2 Reviews
      1. Liberty by Everett Dean Martin
      2. This Land of Liberty by Ernest Sutherland Bates
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      The Adams Saga by G.C., pp. 24-25 - 1 Review
      1. The Adams Family by James Truslow Adams
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      The Secrets of Emerson and Hawthorne by G.C., pp. 26-31 - 2 Reviews
      1. Emerson: The Wisest American by Phillips Russell
      2. Hawthorne by Newton Arvin
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      Emily Dickinson by C.E.S., pp. 32-70 - 3 Reviews
      1. The Life and Mind of Emily Dickinson by Genevieve Taggard
      2. Emily Dickinson by Josephine Pollitt
      3. Emily Dickinson: Friend and Neighbor by MacGregor Jenkins
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    October 1930 Issue = 30 Articles
    1. One Way of Love by Grace Flandrau, pp. 345-352
    2. Gilded Youth by Margaret Emerson Bailey, pp. 353-358
    3. A Bad Sleeper Complains of a Good One by Dorothy Tyler, p. 359
    4. Mexico's Cash-and-Carry Divorce for Americans by Gregory Mason, pp. 360-367
    5. J.E.B. Stuart by Capt. John W. Thomason, Jr., pp. 368-379
    6. Spirit by Marie de L. Welch, p. 380
    7. Explanation of an Exodus by Countess Paul Palffy, pp. 381-384
    8. Deponent Sayeth Not by Walter Morgansmith, pp. 385-394
    9. Russia's Challenge to American Business by John Carter, pp. 395-398
    10. Newspaper Truth by Silas Bent, pp. 399-406
    11. The Lover by Evelyn Scott, pp. 407-413
    12. The Hebrew Advantage by Charles Hall Perry, pp. 414-419
    13. Tobacco and Health by James A. Tobey, Dr. P.H., pp. 420-425
    14. Blades by Padraic Colum, pp. 426-427
    15. The Cross-Roads by Mildred Wasson, pp. 428-437
    16. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, p. 438
    17. Behind the Scenes, pp. 54-55
    18. What You Think About It, pp. 56-65
    19. Common Stocks for Common People---With Common Sense by S. Palmer Harman, p. 66
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      The Hidebound Closet by R.E. Sherwood, pp. 21-23 - 5 Reviews
      1. Mirthful Haven by Booth Tarkington
      2. Cakes and Ale by W. Somerset Maugham
      3. A Note in Music by Rosamond Lehmann
      4. Saint Johnson by W.R. Burnett
      5. Good-Bye to Western Culture by Norman Douglas
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      Hero and Rascal by J.R., pp. 24-25 - 1 Review
      1. John Marsh, Pioneer by George D. Lyman
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      Plain Men of the Frontier by H.F., pp. 26-27 - 1 Review
      1. Westward by E. Douglas Branch
    23. [+]
      Leonard Merrick by L.M.F., p. 28 - 1 Review
      1. The Little Dog Laughed by Leonard Merrick
    24. [+]
      New "Unofficial" Mrs. Eddy by W.W., pp. 28-31 - 1 Review
      1. According to the Flesh by Fleta Campbell Springer
    25. [+]
      Bolivar by F.R.D., pp. 32-33 - 2 Reviews
      1. Bolivar: The Passionate Warrior by Thomas R. Ybarra
      2. Simon Bolivar: South American Liberator by Hildegarde Angell
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      A Carolina Saga by O.J., pp. 34-35 - 1 Review
      1. The Tides of Malvern by Francis Griswold
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      A Major Work in English History by W.P.H., pp. 36-37 - 1 Review
      1. Blenheim: England Under Queen Anne by George Macaulay Trevelyan
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      Strange Interlude by M.O., pp. 38-39 - 1 Review
      1. The Coming of the War, 1914 by Bernadotte E. Schmitt
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      Two Heretics, pp. 40-43 - 4 Reviews
      1. Roger Williams: Prophet and Pioneer by Emily Easton
      2. Ann Hutchinson: A Biography by Edith Curtis
      3. Unafraid: A Life of Anne Hutchinson by Winnifred King Rugg
      4. An American Jezebel by Helen Augur
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      Father of Blue Laws? by G.C., pp. 44-96 - 1 Review
      1. Jonathan Edwards: The Fiery Puritan by Henry Bamford Parkes
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    1. Hard Wood by W.R. Burnett, pp. 457-472
    2. If Booth Had Missed Lincoln by Milton Waldman, pp. 473-484
    3. Romantic Divorce by Katharine Fullerton Gerould, pp. 485-492
    4. Economics and Prohibition Don't Mix by John Carter, pp. 493-497
    5. Hunkie Wedding by Owen Francis, pp. 498-502
    6. The Canal by Waldo Frank, pp. 503-512
    7. As a Fair Young Girl by Josephine Herbst, pp. 513-518
    8. The Right and Wrong Side of the Weave by Harriet Plimpton, p. 519
    9. Newspapermen---Partners in Crime? by Silas Bent, pp. 520-525
    10. Words for Kentucky by Sarah Litsey, p. 526
    11. What Einstein Really Did by Charles Lane Poor, pp. 527-537
    12. Requiem by Margaret Emerson Bailey, p. 538
    13. Powwow by Robert Gessner, pp. 539-545
    14. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, p. 546
    15. Behind the Scenes, pp. 54-65
    16. Prize Winners for the September Reader Contest, pp. 66-69
    17. Bonds---A Venture in Purchasing Power by S. Palmer Harman, p. 70
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      There are Babbits in Bavaria by R.E. Sherwood, pp. 21-27 - 5 Reviews
      1. Success by Lion Feuchtwanger
      2. The Castle by Franz Kafka
      3. New York by Paul Morand
      4. Through the Alimentary Canal with Gun and Camera by George S. Chappell
      5. Dog Stories by John Held, Jr.
    19. New Books for Boys and Girls by Bertha E. Mahony, pp. 28-35
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      Freud Dewey Santayana, pp. 36-49 - 3 Reviews
      1. Civilization and Its Discontents by Sigmund Freud
      2. Individualism Old and New by John Dewey
      3. The Realm of Matter by George Santayana
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      American Civilization---The West, pp. 50-53 - 3 Reviews
      1. America Moves West by Robert E. Riegel
      2. Giants of the Old West by Frederick R. Bechdolt
      3. John Charles Fremont: An Explanation of His Career by Cardinal L. Goodwin
    22. [+]
      American Civilization---Pre-War, pp. 54-55 - 1 Review
      1. Our Times, Vol. III: Pre-War America by Mark Sullivan
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      American Civilization---Maritime, pp. 56-57 - 1 Review
      1. The Old China Trade by Foster Rhea Dulles
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      The Home Life of the J.Q. Adamses, p. 58 - 1 Review
      1. Mr. and Mrs. John Quincy Adams by Dorothie Bobbe
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      Faulkner---Pity and Terror, pp. 58-59 - 1 Review
      1. As I Lay Dying by William Faulkner
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      Lord of the Press, pp. 60-61 - 1 Review
      1. Northcliffe: An Intimate Biography by Hamilton Fyfe
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      1. Knowing, Collecting and Restoring Early American Furniture by Henry Hammond Taylor
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    1. Lesby by Elizabeth Willis, pp. 571-586
    2. If Lee Had Not Won the Battle of Gettysburg by Winston Churchill, pp. 587-596
    3. There Is No Evil by Katharine Newlin Burt, p. 597
    4. The Swan-Song of Humane Letters by Max Eastman, pp. 598-606
    5. Honesty by Virgilia Peterson Ross, pp. 607-611
    6. Prelude by Conrad Aiken, p. 612
    7. It's a Woman's Age by Sherwood Anderson, pp. 613-618
    8. Home Is Where the Job Is by Grace Nies Fletcher, pp. 619-621
    9. Destroy a Day by Alfred Kreymborg, p. 622
    10. Why Hard Times? by Royal Wilbur France, pp. 623-626
    11. The Spanish Hat by John Metcalfe, pp. 627-640
    12. A Countryman's Religion Come to Town by John Thomas Stewart, pp. 641-645
    13. Brothers by Robert Hazard, pp. 646-647
    14. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, p. 648
    15. Behind the Scenes, pp. 84-85
    16. What You Think About It, pp. 86-93
    17. Where Dividends Will Come From by S. Palmer Harman, pp. 94-105
    18. Doing New York---And How, p. 106
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4. [+]
  Issues of 1933 = 12 Issues, 185 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1934 = 12 Issues, 299 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1935 = 12 Issues, 199 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1936 = 12 Issues, 249 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1937 = 12 Issues, 292 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1938 = 12 Issues, 275 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1939 = 5 Issues, 90 Articles