By Emerson Hough The Open Range Real West Novel
A promotional notice for Emerson Hough's book on the true old West. It contrasts real cowboys sheriffs and bad men of the plains with invented screen figures. The text frames the work as a historical recreation of Kansas and Texas frontier life in contrast to imagined film westerns.
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Merton
Retired man reflects on the new generation and work life
A seventy year old retiree, still dipping back into business, shares views on young intellectuals and modern life. He cites office hours, censorship versus doctoring, and a general stance that home remains where the hood is. He traces a life from farm to factory and Main Street to Fifth Avenue, with experience in both capital and labor.
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the Hood
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New Books From Top Writers Set For The Post Year
The Saturday Evening Post will publish more than twenty novels and novelettes next year by leading and emerging authors. Among them are works by Harry Leon Wilson Joseph Hergesheimer Nina Wilcox Putnam and George Kibbe Turner. Turners The Secret Pearls depicts graft adventures of three labor skates in a breathless, near truth tale.
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Saturday Evening Post
Harry Leon Wilson
Joseph Hergesheimer
Nina Wilcox Putnam
George Kibbe Turner
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