New Outlook, Volumen163Outlook Publishing Company, 1934 |
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... production of food products and went cold and unclad in the presence of an industrial machine of un- limited productivity , marked the end of an epoch . The industrial revolution which had begun at the end of the 18th Century had at ...
... production of food products and went cold and unclad in the presence of an industrial machine of un- limited productivity , marked the end of an epoch . The industrial revolution which had begun at the end of the 18th Century had at ...
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... production being removed , oil prices would stand up . , The producer , thus as- sured of a stabilized mar- ket , could well afford to pay the tax , without which his market would be ruined , just as it always has been in the past when ...
... production being removed , oil prices would stand up . , The producer , thus as- sured of a stabilized mar- ket , could well afford to pay the tax , without which his market would be ruined , just as it always has been in the past when ...
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... production his neighbor might increase his acreage . Some plan was needed that would make it possible for all farmers to work shorter hours , farm less land and produce no more than the consumers were willing to pay a fair price for ...
... production his neighbor might increase his acreage . Some plan was needed that would make it possible for all farmers to work shorter hours , farm less land and produce no more than the consumers were willing to pay a fair price for ...
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EDITORIALS | 9 |
In the Good Old U S S A EDWARD ANGLY | 15 |
So New York Has a New Mayor SAMUEL T MOORE | 22 |
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