﻿No code has set minimum wages high enough or maximum hours low enough to create the purchasing power and jobs nescessary to break the depression. The nose isn’t out of water yet—ain’t they afraid the man will drown? 

The effect of acid cast upon thoroughfares: 
Thos suffering from it leave a better finger print. Those breathing it cannot concentrate upon any subject matter except pictures, comics, sex and ballgames. Loss of memory and morals. 
Drouth seems to smell heavily of carbon monoxide, medicated gasoline, pickled-railroads, perfumed box-cars (hydro-chloric-creosote) treated-water and liquid chlorine. (Isn’t there a way to make them “let up” before they destroy the world and themselves with it?)— 
In language, fluent, waw and terse 
I’ll say the world is getting worse 
Centralization of industry is a munument to abysmal and persistant ignorance—upon advice. 
Hysterical decentralization, upon advice, is another piece of foolishness. (The cure is centralize no more and live it down). 
It is doubtful if politicians will decentralise fast enough and their consession will be decentralized for them. 
Labor organization found long ago that when they fell for disguised centralization they went out of the picture. No debate; industry IS decentralizing.