Sprague Faces Commercial Offers After Resignation
Professor O M Sprague former treasury adviser finds himself center stage with 500 to 600 letters daily and pressure from broadcasting firms though he resists commercializing himself. He hesitates over syndicated articles while his wife urges acceptance. he recounts resignation talks with Roosevelt and the London talks as he weighs public duty against fame.
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Mind and morality from a scientific lens
An interview-style piece discusses how complexes shape behavior and the moral limits of science, arguing fear and ridicule harm development and noting Darwin’s theory as part of evolution history. It cites persistence as a sign of mental power and references 1933 tuberculin testing waiting lists for cattle.
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