AND TO THINK THAT I SAW IT ON MULBERRY STREET,
Press, New York. 1937; II + 30 pp. $1.00.
Here's a story presented In verses with feet Like those of demented, Gay creatures that greet The viewer of Flit ads.
Our '25 Wit adds A story with morals To his murals of lateAnd crowns with fresh laurels His loreleied pate.
(You're wrong as the deuce,And shouldn't rejoice,If you're calling him Seuss.He pronounces it Soice.But don't let the argument get up yourdander.What's Seuss for the goose is Soice for thegander.)
The good doctor's diet For American youth Is, "Let fancy run riot But then tell the truth."
If you call that old-fashioned, I'll shout an impassioned "You're right!" in this rime, "And down with New Schooling." For it's very high time To revert to good fooling.
Kids are read cataracts Of utterly killable Books of hard facts In words of one syllable Which would better be ground into dust by the feet Of the beasts in this book about Mulberry Street.
The book's about Marco. Its style is so brisk-o That children will hark-o From Saco to Frisco When good parents read it. So buy it. Kids need it.
Edward W. Atkinson '28 is the author of Plaster Casts, Their Preparation in theHospital, a book of 67 pages. This book is published by the Lewis ManufacturingCompany of Walpole, Massachusetts. The May, 1937 issue of the BotanicalMuseum Leaflet of Harvard University contains an article by Alfred F. Hill '10 entitled The Nomenclature of the CultivatedSorghums.
New England Rebuilds by Francis Brown '25 appears in the October 24th issue of the New York Times Magazine.
Skiing, the International Sport, edited by Roland Palmedo and published by the Derrydale Press contains a chapter Historyand Development of American Skiing by Charles M. Proctor '29.
Forming the Union by John H. Bartlett '94 has been reprinted from a letter to the Argus-Champion published September 10th by the Argus Press, Newport, New Hampshire.
What Makes Sammy Run? by Budd Schulberg '36 appears in one of the October issues of Liberty.
George Dock, Jr. '16 is the author of an article in the October number of Harpers entitled Why Birds Leave Home.
Prepaid Hospital Service by Dr. Creighton Barker Med. '13 appears in the November issue of the Journal of the Connecticut State Medical Society.
Competition and Cooperation by Mark A. May and Leonard W. Doob '29 has been published as Social Science Research Council Bulletin No. 25.
A story Bob White by Ben Ames Williams '10 appears in the September issue of Hunting and Fishing.
Joseph B. Ely '33 with H. J. Lutz and Silas Little are the authors of The Influence of Soil Profile Horizons on Root Distribution of White Pine, which appears in the Yale School of Forestry Bulletin No. 44 (1937)- ■
The Botanical Gazette for September contains an article by G. S. Avery '24, P. R. Burkholder and H. B. Creighton, entitled Polarized Growth and Cell Studies in theFirst Internode and Coleoptile of Avena inRelation to Light and Darkness.
The Annals of the American Academy for September carries an article by Charles K. Everett '16 entitled Cotton Consumption in the U. S.
Proust and the Flaubert Controversy by Douglas W. Alden '33 has been reprinted from the October issue of The RomanicReview.
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