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From the April 1939 Harper’s Magazine. As noted in the film Julie and Julia. The Easy Chair has subscribed to the service of Consumers’ Research almost from the beginning,…

One man’s meat

by E.B. (Elwyn Brooks) White,

Hutchins of Chicago

by Milton Sanford Mayer,

Part II--the flying trapeze

On not being dead, as reported

by Elmer Holmes Davis,

Hell’s Canyon, the biggest of all

by Richard L. (Richard Lewis) Neuberger,

The priesthood of the law

by Ferdinand Lundberg,

The strange story of the “Great Eastern”

by Frank Rowsome,

Some facts about Jews

by Philip S. Bernstein,

Simple farewell

by Conrad Aiken,

When Grandfather ran off with the Tartar girl

by Nicholas Kalashnikoff,

Hymn before night

by Martha Keller,

Archive: 1939

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G. & S. preferred

One man’s meat

One man’s meat

One man’s meat

Salvaging culture for the WPA

The hidden valley

Charles A. Beard

Freedom, radio, and the FCC

Democracy’s crisis in France

Anxiety and illness

Patterns for living together

Atalanta in Cape Fair

Where England stands

From a town in a state of siege

A number of people (part I)

The end of economic man in Europe

[various]

Economic Anthony Comstock

The Paring Knife at the Crossroads

One man’s meat

Hutchins of Chicago

On not being dead, as reported

Hell’s Canyon, the biggest of all

The priesthood of the law

The strange story of the “Great Eastern”

Some facts about Jews

Simple farewell

When Grandfather ran off with the Tartar girl

Hymn before night

June 1939

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