Clark Sam H (56 results)

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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. The Federal Reserve Monster. Book.

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good -. Tight stapled spine binding, clean interior. Tan wraps have light wear and creasing to edges, a couple faint stains. Previous owner info on title page, interior otherwise unmarked. An editorial news magazine that "used sensationalism, propaganda, humor and satire to expose corruption and spread truth." 64 pp.…

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Stapled Binding. Condition: Good. Wrappers lightly foxed, pages toned, front corner creased. 1920 Stapled Binding. 63 pp. Stapled binding, illustrated wrappers. Includes: Monthly Preamble; Who's Profiteering Now?; Hotel de 'Dawg'; Bureaucracy's Hogocracy; A Sunshine Sprayer; A Surgical Atrocity; Cox and Airgraft Money; The Leprous Claw of Greed; The Law of Grabity; Sport Besmirchment; Treasury Bunk. Written by the fictional "Jim Jam Junior," Jim Jam Jems was an editorial newsmagazine published monthly in Bismarck, North Dakota, by Sam Clark. The magazine used sensationalism, propaganda, humor and satire to expose corruption and spread truth. The subtitle of each issue was "A Volley of Truth." Each issue was composed of around 60 pages, and began with a "Monthly Preamble" by Clark. The rest of each issue contained articles of social and political commentary. Subject matter was truly wide ranging, from the fight versus prostitution in Fargo (March 1912), the war with Mexico (July 1916), and abortion and infant mortality (August 1914). There were occasional cartoons and artwork, but the vast majority of each issue was textual. Under the guise of Jim Jam Junior, Sam Clark recorded his views regarding the Federal Reserve System in a 1922 book entitled The Federal Reserve Monster. Clark also was responsible for publication of another editorial newsmagazine, Red Ink, in the 1930s. - University of North Dakota Department of Special Collections.…

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Pamphlet. Condition: Used - Very Good. 64 pages. 7 x 5.75", pictorial wrapper. Leo Frank Was Innocent, Flimflamming Pensioners, Manhattan Caninephilia (Poodle Coiffeur), Hot from Hollywood (Gloria Swanson), Veterans Bureau Boobology, Slacker Dollars, Pus Punchers' Paradise (anti-vaccination), When Rent Comes Round (national debt). Pencil marks inside lower wrap, few spots, VG.…

Pamphlet. Condition: Used - Very Good. 63 pages. 6.75 x 5.75", pictorial color wrapper. Billy Sunday, Movie Queens Rise from Ashes of Sensualism, Latest Ford Story, Willie Astor's Son, America Must Fight (Mexico), Risking Life to Make Evidence (Chattanooga Medical Company vs. American Medical Association), Tuskegee Should Fire New Leader (Moton defies Jim Crow). Wrap trifle rubbed, soiled, few marginal checks, VG.…

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Hardcover. Condition: Good. (1916), square 8vo, 110pp, headpieces by J. M. Baer. Burlap covered boards, one inch of the backstrip lacking at the bottom, other extremities lightly worn, contents VG. Jim Jam Jems was an editorial news magazine published in Bismarck, North Dakota. From the Preamble: "The 20 or more stories comprising this volume are selected from the monthly numbers of Jim Jam Jems, covering the first 5 years of its existence. These stories are based upon fact-names, places and details being correct to the best of my knowledge at the time each article was written. For the most past the stories consist of comment concerning prominent personages an incidents in real life that have come to the notice of the writer. The May number of Jim Jam Jems each year is 'Mother's Number,' and I have included herein some of my tributes to Mother and to Mother's Day.". J. M. Baer (illustrator). …

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