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...thing, but which the French know as "school." Most of our writing is rough-and-ready. It has the vigor of the man in the street, but not much of any other kind. The man in the street is good as far as he goes; but he doesn't cover the whole ground...
...poseur, but a natural, easy habit of seeing the best things in their best lights, and through an atmosphere of ideas. After college these opportunities come rarely to the American. Community life not being, as a rule, culturally bracing, the influences which from taste are few. If a man doesn't meet them in college he seldom meets them anywhere. With a foundation for the principles of taste no small part of the art of letters has been mastered...
...specific values newspaper photography is sure to develop speed if thought and action, acquaintance with interesting situations and important men, and extreme keenness of tact and of mind. When you have to photograph a man who doesn't want to be photographed you have to make a snap judgment and than act and act quickly. In your work all the interesting situations and all the important people of the community. As for keenness of mind and cleverness. It is one of the first requisites of a successful photographer, For example we once had a man here who took pictures...
...story, thinks that all is based on a wonderful and indescribable thing--beauty. This is her fundamental element; she tries to find out what it is. She turns down the puppy love of a youthful Yale graduate; she almost yields to a believer in free love, but doesn't; ultimately she marries a man who knows what is really the inspiring force of this world--love. At the same time, her mother and father, after being separated because of lack of expression of love, further exemplify the principle by becoming reconciliated. Finally, her radical sister and "red" husband decide...
...shortage of shipping a huge American merchant fleet sprung into being, but these ships are being tied up by the hundreds and finding nothing to do. Our ports are filled with them. Why? It is partly because our labor requirements are so onerous that shipping of other countries that doesn't have any such conditions imposed upon it by the government can made lower freight rates and therefore take the business, and partly because the cost of building these ships has made such a large capital charge against them that it is difficult for private companies to purchase and operate...