Why Prosperity Is Langishing and Its Economic Theory
Book note on Frederick Barnard Hawley’s Enterprise and the Productive Process. The excerpt discusses anti socialist theory of production and cites a presidential claim that Americans need not worry about U S economic conditions. Published in New York by Putnam’s Son at 467 pages and $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frederick Barnard Hawley
The
American Economic Association
New York
Putnam's Sona
Long Island
Margaret E. Sangster
Newark News
Outlook
Hawley
Mr. Hawley
The Great Secret by E Phillips 0
The Great Secret is praised as an absorbing adventure by critics including the Philadelphia Press and the Baltimore Sun. It is listed among the Six Best Sellers per the March Bookman.
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E. Phillips
Mr. Oppenheim
Philadelphia Press
Baltimore Sun
The
March Bookman
Labor, capital and the enterpriser in Hawley debate
The article critiques Hawley's view of labor and capital in modern economics, arguing machinery shifts power to capital and that entrepreneurs drive progress. It notes idle freight cars, unemployment, and the role of immigration and emigration in adjusting labor supply, with Secretary Straus saying migrations adjust to conditions.
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Straus
A Novelist Explains Why Heroines Wear Crepe de Chine
At a social gathering an admirer asked Mrs. O Henry why her husband dresses heroines in crepe de chine. Mrs. Henry referred the question to her husband who joked there are two fabrics he knows for women’s clothes crepe de chine and calico rendering most heroines in the former.
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Mrs. O. Henry
Fennel and Rue A Novel of Light Society Lifestyles
A literary notice praising Fennel and Rue for capturing lighter phases of metropolitan leisure. The work presents varied social attitudes with Mr. Howells's characteristic subtle imagination, and notes the pictures as equally fine.
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Mr. Howells
The Judgment of Eve A Novel of Power and Love
A concise praise heavy on themes of power and desire. The prose stresses a direct, penetrating voice with a climactic, deeply moving sentiment between a woman and a man, presenting a refreshing departure from conventional dilemmas.
Worlds in the Making By Svante Armenius
The publication of this scientist’s theory marks a new epoch likened to the steam engine and the telegraph. It states that light’s mechanical radiation pressure on a surface pushes it back, forming a new theory of world building.
American Nation completes seven year history work
The 27 volume History titled The American Nation completes after seven years of close application. A booklet describing this remarkable project is available for readers who request it.
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Janet of
the Dunes
Harriet T. Comstock
Hemlock Avenue
Roman Doubleday
Leavenworth
New York Sun
Philadelphia
Boston Transcript
Little, Brown , Co., Publishers
Boston
Walter R. Benjamin
Haywood
America
New York State
Marcia Schuyler
Grace Livingston Hill Lutz
Lippincott Company Phuadslphia
W. D. Howells
Ry May Sinclair
Svante Armenius
Ponce de Leon
By Frederick A. Ober
Arpers Harpers
BAZAR _ WEEKLY
Blackburn Blair
Eleanor Talbot Kinkead
Chicago Evening Poat
West
George B
Price
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