The aspirin age, 1919-1941 written by Samuel Hopkins Adams [and others]. Edited by Isabel Leighton

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Leighton, Isabel.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

United States--Civilization.

United States.

Physical Description:

ix, 491 p. 22 cm.

Place of Publication:

New York: Simon and Schuster, 1949.

Contents:

1919: The forgotten men of Versailles, by Harry Hansen.

1920: The noble experiment of Izzie and Moe, by Herbert Asbury.

1921: Aimee Semple McPherson; "Sunlight in my soul," by Carey McWilliams.

1923: The timely death of President Harding, by S. H. Adams.

1923: Konklave in Kokomo, by Robert Coughlan.

1924: Calvin Coolidge, a study in inertia, by Irving Stone.

1926: My fights with Jack Dempsey, by Gene Tunney.

1927: The last days of Sacco and Venzetti, by Phil Stong.

1927: The Lindbergh legends, by John Lardner.

1929: The crash, and what it meant, by Thurman Arnold.

1930: The radio priest and his flock, by Wallace Stegner.

1931: The mysterious death of Starr Faithfull, by Morris Markey.

Notes:

1933: The first hundred days of the New Deal, by A. M. Schlesinger Jr.--1934: Full house; my life with the Dionnes, by Keith Munro.--1934: The peculiar fate of the Morro Castle, by William McFee.--1935: Huey Long, American dictator, by Hodding Carter.--1936: The King and the girl from Baltimore, by M. C. Harriman.--1937: An occurrence at Republic Steel, by Howard Fast.--1938: The man on the ledge, by Joel Sayre.--1938: The night the Martians came, by Charles Jackson.--1940: Wendell Wilkie, a study in courage, by Roscoe Drummond.--1941: Pearl Harbor Sunday, the end of an era, by Jonathan Daniels.

Local Notes:

The Balch Institute Library and Archives

OCLC:

306588