Original Depression Era 1935 Issue of The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 155, Number 5

A fascinating Depression-era literary and cultural magazine featuring period essays, fiction, commentary and numerous original 1930s advertisements.  Publication: The Atlantic Monthly Issue: May 1935 Volume: 155 Number: 5 Publisher: The Atlantic Monthly Company, Boston, Massachusetts Format: Softcover magazine Approximate Size: 10 × 7 Language: English Country: United States  Contents include “So Conceived and So Dedicated” by William F. Russell, an article discussing liberty, American democracy and contemporary New Deal-era political questions. William F. Russell was dean of Teachers College at Columbia University, and the article was specifically cited in contemporary commentary in 1935.  The issue also contains desirable original 1930s advertisements, including:   * Bell Telephone System  * Watson Sterling / Watson Company silver  * Iodent Tooth Paste  * Cleveland Trust Company streamlined railroad advertisement  * Additional period advertising throughout      A great original piece of 1930s Americana, Depression-era advertising, literary history, telephone history, railroad ephemera or vintage magazine collecting.