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The horror of unemployment is the final undoing of the worker. When he sees this confronting him he sells himself regardless of the intrinsic worth of his ability. Labor unions and collective bargaining arose to give him some show of power and dignity.

— Art Young Art Young: His Life and Times (1939)

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A good illustrator may draw from models but knows how to forget them.

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Journalism today is for the most part gentlemanly and decorous, in so far as the relations among newspapers in the big cities are concerned.

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With more and more governments, however crude and experimental, dedicated to industrial democracy and universal brotherhood, the era of peace and joy in living will come on earth.

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If he has illuminated the dark and serious subject with a suspicion of fun-it is meant to convey the hope he feels for all sinners like himself, that some relief of a slightly humorous nature may be found even in Hell.

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Usually politics was my theme, varied now and then, on an off day, by some travesty on prevailing fads.

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