Publicity Over Book Sparked by Clerical Criticism Draws Attention
The Main Street novel draw revived by Dr. Fred Clark’s critique at First Congregational Church lectures spurred sales across stores. Librarians note curiosity, not censure, drives interest with libraries seeing rising circulation and requests, while unemployed readers seek technical works to prepare for future jobs.
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Ifornia
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War Work's Effect Seen at Public Library
Misa Brace cited the American Library Association's war duties as boosting soldier interest in books and reference works. Soldiers learned to value library joys in camps and fields, and now back in civilian life they continue to use the free public library.
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Library Board
Misa Brace
American Library Association
Stop Tobacco Use With Nicotol Says Johns Hopkins Doctor
Stop tobacco for a month and feel better. Get a box of Nicotol from any druggist and use as directed to quit the habit. Your health will improve and resistance to disease rise. Dr. Conner of Johns Hopkins Hospital warns of tobacco dangers. article to appear soon. Nicotol is sold by all good city druggists.
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