Word: outlook
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Outlook Not Bright
...Gibson Advises Home Buyers Not to Delay ... Bargains Are Here Now ... There is Money to be Made in Realty Right Now ... Time to Invest in Real Estate, Says Silverman ... Realty Revival Soon, Visioned by MacDougal ... Nassau County Expecting Gain in Home Owners ... Outlook Good in Queens, Says Trade Leader ... Beckmann Says Liquidation is Virtually at End ... Flushing Should be an Active Center This Year ... Broker Predicts Strong Market for Real Estate ... Predicts Active Call for Homes in Larchmont...
RUSSIAN Literature, like that of America began to free itself from western Europe in the early part of the nineteenth century. Pushkin, Tolstoi, and Dostoevsky all wrote with a nationalistic outlook. As a leading Slavophil, Dostoevsky wished that Russia, with its great spiritual resources, should inspire and redeem the decaying civilization of Europe...
...themselves; for convictions as well as fortunes were shattered by the crash of the market. The extraordinary success of such a book as "Mexico," by Stuart Chase, which sets out deliberately to compare two civilizations, to the disparagement of our won, is an illustration of a new liberality of outlook...
This changing outlook takes a tangible form in a willingness to consider suggestions which in 1929 would have been dismissed as visionary. Recently Walter Lippmann, writing in the Herald-Tribune, suggested that the government might meet the financial obligations to Europe, which the Confederate States repudiated in 1865, by reducing the present debts. Whether this plan is actually advisable is beside the point; what is significant is that the suggestion was seriously advanced and seriously considered...