“Playmakers,” reviewed: The race to give every child a toy
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#3There's no content there for me but I'm curious. Perhaps someone can paste the content?
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#6There's no content there for me but I'm curious. Perhaps someone can paste the content?
Did you check the archive.ph link?
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#7There's no content there for me but I'm curious. Perhaps someone can paste the content?
Did you check the archive.ph link?
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#8As a child, I could play wit sticks and stones
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#9( Describing a bear )
“A tracker caught one for him, bopped it on the head with his rifle, and tied it to a tree.“
Everything the writer said after that was questionable to me. Maybe too flippant just once, I wonder how much actual truth was in every sentence.
Re: “Playmakers,” reviewed: The race to give every child a toy
#10( Describing a bear ) “A tracker caught one for him, bopped it on the head with his rifle, and tied it to a tree.“ Everything the writer said after that was questionable to me. Maybe too flippant just once, I wonder how much actual truth was in every sentence.
That was the story that was current back then, at least the tying to a tree part. It may have been invented, but not by the New Yorker writer.