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April 10, 1938
On April 10, 1938, the literary scene was marked by the publication of Paul D. Moody's 'MY FATHER,' a significant work available through Boston's Little, Brown & Co. This book, priced at $1.75, showcased the importance of religious and familial themes during a time when America was grappling with the effects of the Great Depression. Concurrently, Norreys Jephson O'Conor's illustrated novel 'A SERVANT OF THE CROWN' was released by D. Appleton-Century Company in New York, highlighting the cultural production that flourished even in challenging economic conditions. Meanwhile, the maritime world was abuzz with news regarding the yacht Weetamoe, as potential buyers sought to save the vessel from being relegated to a junk pile, illustrating the interplay between economic difficulties and recreational pursuits. This day exemplified the resilience of American culture amidst adversity, as literature and maritime interests drew public attention.
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In April 1938, 'Moody the Evangelist; MY FATHER' was reviewed, showcasing Paul D. Moody's heartfelt portrayal of his father's legacy. The book, illustrated and published by Little, Brown & Co., delves into the life and impact of the renowned evangelist. Priced at $1.75, it offers insights not only into Moody's faith but also into his familial relationships.
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Miscellaneous Brief Reviews; A SERVANT OF THE CROWN. By Norreys Jephson O'Conor. Illustrated. 256 pp. New York: D. Appleton-Century Company. $3. Mare Nostrum Maine's History Indian Legends Punch's Mr. Herbert Books in Brief Review
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DOOMED YACHT GETS STAY; Buyers for Weetamoe Sought to Save Her From Junk Pile
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