{"value"=>"<p>Correspondence, 1925-1930, of Gertrude Beeks Easley and Edmund S. Cogswell. The exchange covers a wide field of subjects including the economic independence of women who saved for old age, the search for survey field agents, a critique by James W. Sullivan of \"Facing Old Age\", a report by Abraham Epstein on the expectations, realities, and disappointments linked to aging, the need to study previous reports and analyses on old age dependency before undertaking new field work, and the need for a review of terms to be used in the old age dependency questionnaire.</p>"}