Leisure and work shift in American life noted in radio address
Professor Norman K Richardson, Northwestern university, argues leisure grows as toil declines and productivity rises. He cites eight to four hour work trends, steam and hydro power advances, and reduced saloon culture as boosting leisure's educational and cultural value. Lawrence Knobel leaves for New Ulm to spend the season. Mrs Brinkerhoff visits Pasadena. the Olders take a Yellowstone trip.
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Northwestern University
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Economy Shop Appeal Seeks Attic Finds for Customer Needs
From the Economy Shop comes a call for customers to search attics and storerooms for items to stock shelves. Shoppers are urged to donate bathing suits suitcases baby carriages sewing machines typewriters rugs and furniture to meet demand.
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