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September 1926 Issue [Editor’s Easy Chair]

Commencement, longevity, the great Fourth

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20th century College graduates Foreign public opinion, British Fourth of July orations Graduation ceremonies Great Britain J.L. (James Louis) Garvin Longevity Old age Prohibition Relations United States

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