Letters From The People On Money And Morale In Hard Times
Readers discuss distrust of magical fixes for 1929 era woes, praising hard work and thrift. A Yale economist Irving Fisher style proposal voices a high speed stamp money system with government backing to spur circulation and reduce debt, arguing it could jumpstart business and end fear.
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Gresham
W. C. B. Randolph
Real sportsmen keep striving despite defeat
The piece honors a true sportsman who follows rules, endures tough conditions, and keeps trying to win at life despite setbacks. It notes the prevalence of complaints but highlights courage and fresh effort as admirable traits.
Banishing Insomnia Tyranny Through Brain Sleep Control
An Australian scientist locates the sleep center in the brain and ponders whether a push button fix could end insomnia. The piece notes sleep’s physiologic and psychological links and that five hours of rest per day is insufficient.
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