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Whatever the results as they now concern a curious and primarily entertainment-seeking audience, the Club deserves a word of commendation for its recapture of a tradition that seems, in spite of the obvious hazards, at once a duty and a privilege...
...wrong company for the support of the Fellowship on Shaving. This broad basic scientific investigation is sustained by Magazine Repeating Razor Co., 230 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y., maker of the Schick Magazine razor and the Schick Injector razor. This Fellowship donor has no connection whatsoever with the concern mentioned in your article.* The aim of this Fellowship of Magazine Repeating Razor Co. is to learn how to make shaving always a satisfactory operation. The research has been in progress for nearly four years. . . . The work has covered all phases from the manufacture of blades from special alloys...
...John Roosevelt officially became a national political issue when the Republican National Committee suggested that the boys take to heart their father's plea for safe motoring, addressed last month to the American Automobile Association convention in Chicago. ¶ In Warm Springs, President Roosevelt once again expressed grave concern over U. S. motor fatalities, announced that Texas' Representative James P. Buchanan had suggested to him passage of a Federal law forbidding interstate transportation of automobiles capable of more than 50 m.p.h...
...weeks before last Saint Patrick's Day, salesmen of American Chain Co. appeared in bright green neckties. Asked why representatives of a Bridgeport, Conn. concern should celebrate Saint Patrick's Day-and prematurely, at that-salesmen replied that green was the color of safety, that green traffic lights meant go ahead, that green was American Chain Co.'s official hue. In the same spirit, girls who worked for American Chain were given imitation green jade bracelets. So successful was the color idea that the June 1935 issue of Industrial Power complimented American Chain by coming...
...mean, oblique phrases. Thus Franklin Roosevelt's head emerged as "a big trunk, battered by travel and covered with labels, mostly indecipherable." Cat-Calls is a collection of 36 poems in which the note of malice is a little muted, and in which an occasional tentative note of concern and passion is apparent between the lines. Most of Peggy Bacon's poems and pictures are impressions of city life, ranging from a glimpse of a laborer asleep in a subway to a literary party, from a professional invalid who needs "a wrap, a steak, a toddy...