Critics Compare Rebels in The Masses and The Smart Set Anthologies
A review discusses two anthologies edited by Dolmetsch and O Neill that collect issues of The Smart Set (1920s) and The Masses (1911 17). It contrasts revolutionary zeal with urbane wit, noting contributors such as Joyce, Pound, Parker, and O Neill, and reflects on how the magazines mirrored class and political tensions of their eras.
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S. N. Behrman
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the Masses
William L. O’neill
Irving Howe
Quadrangle Books
Wilson
Afred Knopf
H. L. Mencken
George Jean Nathan
American Mercury
Halcyon
John Reed
Carl Sandburg
Floyd Dell
Max Eastman
Randolph Bourne
Sherwood Anderson
Mabel Dodge
Upton——Sinclair
Amy Lowell
George Bellows
John Sloan
Stuart Davis
Arthur Davies
Boardman Robinson
Art Young
Vanity Fair
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Pur suit novel by Berry Morgan reviewed by Lask
Thomas Lask reviews Berry Morgan’s Pur suit set in a Southern Mississippi plantation. Ned Ingles, aged in his forties, clings to family and land while his son’s aloof defiance drives turmoil among owners, hands, and a widow. The piece contrasts familiar material with uneven execution and suggests the work lacks full introspection.
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Best Sellers List Fiction and General Picks
A catalog of top selling fiction and general titles listing authors and ranks. Notable items include The Secret of Santa Victoria, Valley of the Dolls, Tai Pan, All in the Family, The Boston Strangler, The Adventures, and The Random House Dictionary of the English Language.
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Clavell
O'Connor
Malamud
Petrakis
Robbins
Lane
Levenson
Dacey
Berne
Masters and Johnson
Boston Strangler
Frank
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Salinger
Amelia Earhart
Goerner
Plot
Schonfield
Random’ House
Huntsville Plans For Industry Expansion
The Huntsville Industrial Expansion Committee and the state offer help for growth through purchase and lease programs and favorable tax structure. A combined property tax of $4.10 per $100 applies based on 15 to 18 percent of cost or market value, with new industries exempt from all but school tax for ten years. TVA power is available at low rates, and state plus local taxes run about 40 percent below the national average.
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