Dr Cabot on Medicine and Psychology in Modern Care
The piece discusses Richard Cabot’s view that most diseases improve without drugs and stresses medical psychology. It covers his critique of overreliance on medicines, the role of social workers in mental health, and the need for physicians to consider the mind in disease and to reduce unnecessary medical emergencies.
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A Life at Stake review of Berger novel on Dunkirk fate
A Life at Stake by Marcel Berner translated by Fitzwater Wray reviews Berger’s war novel focusing on Jean Darboise an auxiliary at Dunkirk. The critique notes a shift from Barbusse realism to praise for war born spirit, though pessimism dominates early chapters and Gandolphe's leadership offers moral renewal.
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No easy reader here the meals they write and reviews
A lively column mix reviews of Rider Haggard’s When the World Shook and notes on literary tastes. It covers opinions on Higgins and Cabot, German books, and a satire on reviewer fealty, with a playful dig at Meals They Write and a jab at postwar censorship and plagiarism concerns.
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Lafayette Phrase Debate Reaches General Pershing Biography
A letter from a Tomlinson family member reviews the claim that Pershing approved the phrase Lafayette nous voilà. The writer doubts Pershing read the biography closely and suggests Stanton as the speaker. Eyewitness accounts from Picpus Cemetery and two Stars and Stripes editors support Stanton. Heywood Broun cited in tie.
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Walking It Of ACATION TRAMPS In NERY Ey And HIGHLANDS Dy Alen Chau Meets ventas
In an era of motors and planes, some hikers still seek the path by foot. Kingston Chamberlain preserves New Hampshire and Vermont trails, guiding walkers to scenic routes and the rewarding landscapes awaiting at journey’s end. His work preserves maps, routes, and the joy of nature for devoted tramplers.
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The Home and the World by Rabindranath Tagore
A British review notes Tagore's first English novel lacks tight structure but offers vivid character drawing. The narrative uses three narrators to explore Swadeshi's impact on a rajah and rani, revealing liberal yet conflicted views on nationalism, gender, and modernity.
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Red Friday novel review by a Bolshevist plot threat
The piece reviews Red Friday a sensational novel depicting a Bolshevist agitator colluding with a Wall Street operator to inflame debt and taxes, triggering a stock market crash and a fight against capitalism. The heroine kills the Bolshevist as the plot aims for danger and drama, while noting credibility is limited.
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Ibanez Prohibition Theme Dominates June Novel Interest
Ibanez’s new novel on prohibition, to be published by E. P. Dutt mid June, explores grape influence on Spanish masses and drinking. The work titled a Bodega with subtitle The Fruit of the Vine, translated by Dr. Isaac Goldberg, promises timely appeal. Dutton also releases Ibafer’s Blood and Sand in sixth edition and The Shadow of the Cathedral in twelfth. Simon Pure in Bookman argues that a man’s engagement to a charming woman should consider cooking ability, not just romance, noting a practical view of modern brides.
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Dutton
Ibafer
Plane Tales and Literary Critique in a Rail of Remarks
A fragmented review section cites mixed impressions of Plane Tales and The Haunted Bookshop with critique of realism and engagement. It notes the author’s sincerity as redeeming yet insufficient to spark imaginative appeal while including brief quotes and anecdotes about readers and a commuter, reflecting a 1920s tone.
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