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Author

Haldeman-Julius, E. (Emanuel), 1888-1951.

Title Is progress an illusion? and other notes / E. Haldeman-Julius.

Imprint

Girard, Kan. : Haldeman-Julius Co., c1923.

Copies

Location	Call No.	OPAC Message	Status
Axe Haldeman-Julius Collection Blue Books	LBB 464 Is c.4	---	Lib Use Only
Axe Haldeman-Julius Collection Blue Books	LBB 464 Is c.5	---	Lib Use Only
Axe Haldeman-Julius Collection Blue Books	LBB 464 Is c.3	---	Lib Use Only
Axe Haldeman-Julius Collection Blue Books	LBB 464 Is c.2	---	Lib Use Only
Axe Haldeman-Julius Collection Blue Books	LBB 464 Is	---	Lib Use Only

Description	64 p. ; 13 cm.
Series	Pocket series ; no. 464
Note	Page 64 contains advertising matter.
	Published 9 October 1923; copies deposited at Library of Congress 20 October 1923.
	Later printings issued in Little blue book series wrappers.
Contents	"Back-waters" in progress -- Is progress a "useful illusion"? --"Selling" culture to the masses -- Culture must be earned -- Can newspapers be "cultural"? -- Raising false standards -- Art in America "doesn't pay"! --Plotters and workers -- Unselfishness in the "slums" -- The lure of Oriental philosophy -- Why take a "correspondence course"? -- Birth control --Decoration day abuses -- Our 147th birthday -- A word about Esperanto -- Can college presidents be "liberal"? -- Censorship in Kansas City.
Subject	Progress.
	Censorship.
	Birth control.
	United States -- Civilization -- 20th century.