1950 | Page 3 of 13 | Harper's Magazine

1984 and all that

by Walter Lionel George,

Mountains of paper

by Roger Burlingame,

Our own exposed deformity

by George Parsons Lathrop,

The villains

by Gerald W. (Gerald White) Johnson,

The constant function

by Bernard Augustine De Voto,

Cooler in the suburbs

by Junius Henri Browne,

A name for the city

by William Faulkner,

Paging M. Sartre

by Eugène-Melchior de Vogüé,

The U.S.A. from the air

by Wolfgang Langewiesche,

But the West has a future

by Francis E. Prendergast,

Constant reader

by Elmer Holmes Davis,

Illustrations from earlier issues of Harper's

In defense of “post office”

by Samuel Osgood,

The big change

by Frederick Lewis Allen,

The coming--and disciplining--of industrialiam, 1850-1950

The age of flight arrives

by Burton Jesse Hendrick,Edited by John Atlee Kouwenhoven,

. . . and Hollywood

by Harrison Rhodes,Edited by John Atlee Kouwenhoven,

. . . and play

by Harrison Rhodes,Edited by John Atlee Kouwenhoven,

Work . . .

by Florence L. Sanville,Edited by John Atlee Kouwenhoven,

. . . and slums

by Charles Henry White,Edited by John Atlee Kouwenhoven,

Skyscrapers

by Edward Sandford Martin,Edited by John Atlee Kouwenhoven,

Wife vs. secretary

by Grace Ellery Channing,Edited by John Atlee Kouwenhoven,

Americans–abroad and at home

by W.L. (William Livingston) Alden,Edited by John Atlee Kouwenhoven,

Pioneer of the pathless air

by Guy Wetmore Carryl,Edited by John Atlee Kouwenhoven,

Almost flying

by Maurice Maeterlinck,Edited by John Atlee Kouwenhoven,

Speed on wheels

by Edward Howland,Edited by John Atlee Kouwenhoven,

The electric kitchen–1896

by Jacob Abbott, R.R. (Richard Rogers) Bowker,Edited by John Atlee Kouwenhoven,

The rural trolley

by Charles Dudley Warner,Edited by John Atlee Kouwenhoven,

War

by Sidney Augustus Staunton, Frederic Remington,Edited by John Atlee Kouwenhoven,

Homestead–1894

by R.R. (Richard Rogers) Bowker, Charles Henry White,Edited by John Atlee Kouwenhoven,

The rise of the country club and the suburban home

by Caspar Whitney,Edited by John Atlee Kouwenhoven,

Yachtsmen having a cocktail

by J.D. Jerrold (James Douglas Jerrold) Kelley,Edited by John Atlee Kouwenhoven,

Archive: 1950

1984 and all that

Mountains of paper

Our own exposed deformity

The villains

The constant function

Cooler in the suburbs

A name for the city

Paging M. Sartre

The U.S.A. from the air

But the West has a future

Constant reader

In defense of “post office”

The big change

The age of flight arrives

. . . and Hollywood

. . . and play

Work . . .

. . . and slums

Skyscrapers

Wife vs. secretary

Americans–abroad and at home

Pioneer of the pathless air

Almost flying

Speed on wheels

The electric kitchen–1896

The rural trolley

War

Homestead–1894

The rise of the country club and the suburban home

Yachtsmen having a cocktail

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Archive: 1950

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1984 and all that

Mountains of paper

Our own exposed deformity

The villains

The constant function

Cooler in the suburbs

A name for the city

Paging M. Sartre

The U.S.A. from the air

But the West has a future

Constant reader

In defense of “post office”

The big change

The age of flight arrives

. . . and Hollywood

. . . and play

Work . . .

. . . and slums

Skyscrapers

Wife vs. secretary

Americans–abroad and at home

Pioneer of the pathless air

Almost flying

Speed on wheels

The electric kitchen–1896

The rural trolley

War

Homestead–1894

The rise of the country club and the suburban home

Yachtsmen having a cocktail

October 1950

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