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Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska
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Paris article by Pierre Lyautey corrects French misconceptions of US life, contrasting stereotypes of haste and extravagance with observed quiet domesticity in Eastern States (Jan. 7).
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PARIS, Jan. 7.—"America against Americanism" is the title of an article by Pierre Lyautey, a nephew of France's famous Marshal, who has just returned from a visit to the Eastern States.
M. Lyautey regrets the false impression of the United States which exists in France. Here "Americanism" is a synonym for feverish haste, extravagance in recreation, money-pride, women with the gait of men, and unbridled youth in motor cars tearing along the highways of a land plastered with advertising.
He warns his countrymen against this false conception of a great country, and tells with a surprise he is unable to hide of the quiet home life he found across the Atlantic.
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Jan. 7
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Pierre Lyautey, nephew of France's famous Marshal, publishes article titled "America against Americanism" after visiting Eastern States, regretting false French impressions of US as feverish haste, extravagance, money-pride, and unbridled youth, and expressing surprise at quiet home life found there.