Louis D. Brandeis (pre-Supreme Court service) - his historic series...
Item # 177010
December 20, 1913
HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, Dec. 20, 1913 (no color wrapper)
* Louis D. Brandeis - Leader of the Progressive Movement... * Impactful U.S. Supreme Court Justice
* "What Publicity Can Do" with famous maxim
The most historically significant content within this issue is the article: "What Publicity Can Do" (one of several from his notable series), which includes his famous maxim: "Sunlight is said to be the best of disinfectants".
Also within the issue are: "Portrait of My Father", by George Bellows; "Shall We Fight?", by David Starr Jordan; "Popularity in Drama", by N. H.; "The Mexican Revolution", by McGregor (which includes several photos relating to the article); the double-page illustration: "A Street on Christmas Morning", by Everett Shinn; "She, on the other hand, is even nowadays, decked out in ribbons and starched clothes", by Elizabeth King-Maurer; plus more.
Other advertisements of the day are included as well, helping to portray life at the turn of the century.
Complete, average wear, some binding hole imperfections at the centerfold, but overall nice. The original color cover is not present.
* Louis D. Brandeis - Leader of the Progressive Movement... * Impactful U.S. Supreme Court Justice
* "What Publicity Can Do" with famous maxim
The most historically significant content within this issue is the article: "What Publicity Can Do" (one of several from his notable series), which includes his famous maxim: "Sunlight is said to be the best of disinfectants".
Also within the issue are: "Portrait of My Father", by George Bellows; "Shall We Fight?", by David Starr Jordan; "Popularity in Drama", by N. H.; "The Mexican Revolution", by McGregor (which includes several photos relating to the article); the double-page illustration: "A Street on Christmas Morning", by Everett Shinn; "She, on the other hand, is even nowadays, decked out in ribbons and starched clothes", by Elizabeth King-Maurer; plus more.
Other advertisements of the day are included as well, helping to portray life at the turn of the century.
Complete, average wear, some binding hole imperfections at the centerfold, but overall nice. The original color cover is not present.
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Category: Harper's Weekly
