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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1920

Page

9

Master of Man Leads Hearst March Issue

The Master of Man marks Hall Caine’s return after four years of service, hailed as the 1920 literary landmark. Hearst's Magazine invites readers to join the world’s great writers and thinkers each month, noting rapid sellouts and urging advance reservations.

Victor Fenella Master OF Man HALL Hearst March Hall Caine Deemster Hearst’s Bessie Sn Hearst Page

Why Men Dislike Their Wives

Assistant District Attorney Helen P. McCormick of Kings County Brooklyn shares insights from listening to five thousand unhappy couples. She argues the wife is the chief offender and previews her conclusions in Hearst's March issue under the title Why Men Dislike Their Wives.

Kings County Brooklyn Helen P. McCormick

Short Work Long Job For Whiting Williams Aliased as Buddy

Whiting Williams, director of personnel at a great steel company, spent seven months under an alias as the companion of his foreign born friend Anton or Pietro or Stephano. They shared a bed and labored together in mines and factories to learn the root causes of industrial unrest. The interviewer asked for the most important truth he learned, and Williams gave an answer.

Whiting Williams Anton Pietro Stephano

The Dead Pursue the Living in Doyle Ghost Tale

A famous French actress faces persecution after a Breton suitor who died years earlier menaced her with loud cries and terrifying noises. Read A Cottage in Hampshire by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the renowned psychic investigator.

Hampshire Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Shaw Targets The Looming Dean In Socialism Hit

William Ralph Inge the Dean of St Pauls is cited by Shaw as the harshest critic of his socialism in Hearst's for March. Shaw attacks the Dean's reactionary views on major economic and social problems.

William Ralph Inge St. Pauls Bernard Shaw All England Shaw Hearst

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Hearst’s Magazine The Man Sir Hall Caine, K. B. E Maurice Level Walt Mason Lee Hearst Arthur Somers Roche Ste Hearst Maurice Maeterlinck
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