ISSUE DATE: AUGUST 7, 1937; VOL. XVI No. 15

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COVER: SIR WILLIAM CRAIGIE: 'This second part (of the Dictionary) begins appropriately with a typical American invention baggage-smasher.... Baggage-smashers are neither so common nor so vicious as they were in the good old days when the railroads had the travelling public by the throat. . . . So it is well that 'The Dictionary of American English' records for posterity the meaning of baggage-smasher" . . . (See page 3)

ARTICLES, REVIEWS, POEMS and other FEATURES:
TED ROBINSON: Claims of the Buckeye.
J. B. DUDEK: Reviews "A Dictionary of American English" edited by Sir William Craigie.
SAMUEL PUTNAM: Reviews "Mea Culpa" by Louis-Ferdinand Celine.
MAURY MAVERICK: Reviews "The 101 Ranch" by Ellsworth Collings and Alma Miller England.
GEORGE DANGERFIELD Reviews Small Talk, by Harold Nicolson.
CLARK B. FIRESTONE Reviews Steamboating on the Mississippi, by William J. Peterson.
The Infancy of trailer literature, by Theodore Pratt.
CHARLES DAVID ABBOTT reviews Life in a noble Household, by Gladys Scott Thomson.
CHRISTOPHER MORLEY: The Trojan Horse: Prologue -- Imagine, Please.

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