… that would be neither the Telegram nor the World, but a combination of the two, “retaining the best features of … slides on the screen between Alms, but finally the audiences came to resent this practice, and it was a picayune … look for it. But they won’t now—they’ll turn the radio dials and listen to the Songbird of the East in Heartwarming …
Essays
… Of Flight and Life Anne Morrow Lindbergh’s Journals and Correspondence Not only did Anne Morrow Lindbergh … as well as the world within. Her gift in both was for communication, and her writings touch readers deeply to … vivid, poignant, perceptive, and often delightful pieces of communication, each directed, in its own way, toward a …
… a marvelous climate and a Utopian society. As W.H. Pearson points out, the landscape had as well a number of elements … was based on his important contribution to the Encyclopédie , would write a work designed to play on if not to … become two of the most important tenets of Romanticism. 247-261 By Allan H. Pasco …
… stuff) may appear shopworn now, partly because they have become common currency, but they still serve as useful … gleeful attack on the anti-Americanism of liberal intellectuals, Wolfe looks forward (paraphrasing an argument … exploits and technical aspirations as a New Journalist but points out that Wolfe “is, and always has been, more than a …
Fiction
… the embodiment of the white-male heteronormative art complex.” Lark nods. These are words she knows. “He lives in … of travel, stories she’s asked to hear, threshing them for points of interest, exotic kernels of potential that prove … of a fairy godmother. When the champagne arrives, Lark studies it and then smirks, like she’ll allow it. “Not real,” …
… Brewer and Warren. $5.00. Jefferson Davis: Political Soldier. By Elisabeth Brown Cutting. New York: Dodd, Mead and Company. $5.00. Rutherford B Hayes: Statesman r f Retw’on. … the President of the Confederacy and Woodrow Wilson. Points of likeness there may be, pride, the temperament of …