THIRTY the Love Deadline in Montague Glass Dialogue
Montague Glass born in Manchester England 1877 moved to the U S at age 13. He wrote Potash and Perlmutter and other works and plays including His Honor Abe Potash. The dialogue discusses love ages thirty and forty five with Will Durant quotable lines and jokes about romance and devotion.
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Montague Glass
England
Manchester
United States
College of the City of New York
New York University
Abe Potash
Glass
Nieve
Max Vreumann
Alle Voriss
Morris Perlmutter
Ter
Abe
WI Durad
Morris
Mawruss
Boderrden
Morrin
Durant
Clive
Park Grouve
Willow
Will Trurant
Decrease in Farm Population Seen as Economic Shift
The article argues a farm population decline is economically driven by mechanization reducing labor demand. It notes about 20,000 fewer workers needed in wheat harvests and that many rural residents must move to other areas. It cites a Rockefeller Institute study finding new towns rising and population growing in some small towns.
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America
Middle West
Rockefeller Institute For Research
Jazz Journalism And The Move To A More Intelligent Press
The era of jazz journalism is over and a new, more powerful journalism is rising. War experience reshapes readers as overseas veterans interpret foreign information through their own contact with people abroad. Editors must keep papers intelligent as readers seek deeper understanding over amusement.
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America
Open Careers and Liberty in Two Nations
A discussion contrasts U S openness to young men with England's limits for the poor. It argues Americans have more opportunities and freedom to pursue desires, whether to be or to do, while warning not to seek status at the expense of personal purpose.
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America
England
United States
Supreme Court
Criticism of American schools and blame shifts to parents
The piece argues teachers face blame for children’s underachievement and urges sympathy and support for educators. It cautions that much educational discourse is irrational and unconstructive, calling for constructive backing of school policies.
History of Human Race vs Evolution Theory Clash
The text contrasts fundamentalist and evolutionist views, noting a alleged decline of civilization per Daniel and a rise toward a superman per Darwin. It frames the debate as a division over whether humanity regresses or progresses, with end of civilization anticipated by both sides.
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Daniel
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OUR Comic
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Togo
Elnet
Finney
Mac
Ardale
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Ge Woont
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mpEper Urton
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