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Issue Date: SEPTEMBER 1931; Vol 148, No 3
IN THIS ISSUE:-
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Advice to a Frenchman Going to America ... ANDRE MAUROIS.
The Lawless Arm of the Law, An Investigation of Our High-handed Police ... ERNEST JEROME HOPKINS.
The Church and Social Justice ... RODERICK MACEACHEN.
The Cart. A Story ... JAMES STANLEY HART.
Actor and Audience ... AGNES REPPLIER.
Verse: The Father of Earth -- The Wider Lands ... LORD DUNSANY.
Jones, His Machines, The Rediscovery of Normal America ... SIMEON STRUNSKY.
His Own Medicine ... JAMES E. BAUM.
Workless Days, A Picture of Contemporary Germany ... HELENA MAXWELL BROWNELL.
A Hope ... LINCOLN HUTCHINSON.
Too Much Mother ... ALICE D. KELLY.
The Sailmaker's Yarn. A Story ... BILL ADAMS.
A Castle in Spain ... ELLERY SEDGWICK.
Can America Go It Alone?.
That International Millstone. The Creditors' Plight ... GEORGE P. MILD.
The Tariff and Social Control ... RALPH E. FLANDERS.
Contributors' Club.
Finch's Fortune. A Novel of the Whiteoaks of Jalna ... MAZO DE LA ROCHE.
Window Shopping -- Atlantic Bookshelf -- Contributors' Column -- The Financial Counselor.
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Magazine is COMPLETE and in VERY GOOD condition. 6oe" X 10". (See photo) The pages are clean and bright.