Book Reviews in Tabloid by Flo ren e Watts
A murky column of book notes surveys American economics, history and fiction. It praises Herbert Myrick’s American banking ideas, Peter Wiernik’s Jewish history, John Quincy Adams writings, Louise Crown Princess of Saxony memoirs, and novels including Freckles and The Land of Footprints, with brief author and publisher details.
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Herbert
Myrick
United States
Tne Myrick
Dorelen
America
Peter Wiernik
New World
Mexico
Wiernik
Pubae Ee Jewish Press Publishing Company
New York
Price
Freckles
Fiy
Gene Stratton-Portes
Neil Towney
A. G de Lamater
Atlanta
McClean
Grand Rapids Lumber Company
Duncan
O'More
Milk From Soy Beans Gains German Attention
An Austrian professor of hySierics at Klausenburg highlights a simple machine producing milk from grain and claims it matches cow milk quality. Soy bean milk is also produced and sold cheaply by a German factory with a pleasant flavor noted over several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigler
Hy Sierics
University of Klausenburg
Austria
Laymen to Speak in Missionary Campaign across Atlanta District
Forty five laymen will speak in Methodist churches from February 7 to about February 26 in support of a missionary appeal for Cuba. The campaign, endorsed by the ministers’ conference, follows a mass meeting and Sunday sermons outlining the forward movement with speakers named for each church.
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Ampaten
Cuba
Atlanta
Methodist Ministers’ Conference
Forward Missionary Movement
Sret
Wesley Memorial
T. K. Glenn
R. J. Guinn
St. John’s
F. A Quilnan
C. M. Kelley
Walker Street
E. F. Childress
C. J . Brannon
St. Luke's
Robert Wallace
J. Bs .Wellborn
Asbury
W. E. Williame
H.W. Chapman
Gordon Street
J. M. Skinner
W. P. Bloodworth
First Church
C. J. Maden
Colquitt
St. Fames
Druid Hills
John 8. Candler
WA Albright
Bonnie Brae
Allan
W. B. Moore
Lakewood Heights
H. K. Chapman
Merry
Mount Vernon
B. Moore
E. V. Carter
Enworth
C. W. Smith
J. L. Mayson
Decatur
D. N. Napier
W. E
W. E. McCalluinman Park—asa G. Candler, Sr. R.S. Guinn. Kirkwood—E. F. Lupton
White
Jast Potni
D. Humphries
R. C.allete
Park Street
EH. Floyd
MM. Davies
Hardwick
South Carolina Boy Still Corn Champion
Arthur Hoese, 16, of Mayer Minnesota, wins state champion earner title with a yield of 135.34 bushels per acre, the largest on record for a Minnesota boy. Myron Wallace finishes second with 130.8 bushels. Florence Stegner claims champion woman corn grower with 97.5 bushels near Sauk Center. Hoese earns $200 scholarship for tuition and board at College of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Northwest
Arthur Hoese
Mayer
Carver County
Agricultural Extension
University Farm
Minneapolis
College of Agriculture
St Anthony Park
Myron ¥. Wallace
Zimmerman
Sherburne County
Mises Florence Stegner
Sauk Center
Stearns County
State University
Jerry Moore
South Carolina
Hoese
New Linens and Cottons Inspire Spring Fashion
Dress fabrics show notable interest this spring with Linens For Dresses and snowflake voile styles from Paris. Fabrics include pure white embroidered voiles, 48 inch Mercerized Linen Crash in multiple colors, and German woven fabrics with delicate tufted color clusters.
New Cotton Washables in Popular Summer Fabrics
A seller touts summer cotton fabrics including 36 in corduroys at 30 to 52 cents, 35e to $1.00, and crepes and madras varieties priced around 15e to $1.50. Hundred-plus pieces shown with foreign-fabric appeal, offering novelty cotton crepes cord ras tines grepoelements and canton crepes. Also advertised are hipless gowns and outing gowns in blue royal heliotrope black and pink shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corduroys
Soc
Ginghams on Display From Scotch English and French Lines
Imported ginghams feature a special display of new Scotch English and French fabrics. The assortment includes Andersons, Tootals, Wytlaw and Parker and Finn ginghams in a wide range of patterns and colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Tootal’s
Wytlaw's
Parker and Finn
Special Prices on New Undermuslins and Suits in Sale
Monday specials offer a wide range of undermuslins, gowns, petticoats, and skirts in 1913 models. Coats, trousers, and dresses feature high back designs, straight lines, and decorative trims. Fabrics include crepes, mercerized silks, linens, and lawns, with colors in tan, brown, gray, blue, and white. Sizes 34 to 44, with prices from 1 to 25 dollars.
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Florene Watts
Ohn
Quincy Adams
Jonn Quincy
Adams
Worthington Chauncey Ford
Jana
John Quincy Adurg
John Quincy Adams
John
Abigail (Smith), Adams
Braintree
Quincy
Massachusetts
City of
Washington
Europe
Great Britain
Holland
Prussia
Rosela
Department of State
John Quincy 3
Ure MacMillan Company
New York City
Louise
Royal
Saxony
Dresden
M. Andre
Richard
Giron
Henry W. Fischer
Troy
Victora
Tors
Louise of
Sasony
Cyprian Reyal
Mr. Fischer
Bensonhurst
Vigeher's Foreign Letters, Inc
Chicago
Wally
James Langland
Union
Bulgaria
Servia
Treece
Montenegro
T Urogress
Teading
South Pole
Aimunsden
American Congress
Panama Canal
Limberlost
Black Jack
Coke
Grosset & Dunlap
Cole Book Company
Land of
Footprinta
Stewart Edward White
Cunninghame
Colonel Roosevelt
Memba Sasa
Alga
Br. Ms Willams
Juja
Doubleday, Page & Co
Rudolph Aronson
McBride, Nast & Up
Brongon
Small, Maynard, & Co
Cross and
Crancent
Philp Gibbs
London Graphic
Bernard Grant
London Daily Mirror
Count Tolstoi
Frances Kinsley Hutchinson
Telstoi
Moscow
Ermall
Ossie
A. & Meclurg & Co
Mission
Sloan
Hesny
Somerset St
Plaingeld
Jos. Harersn
Angahe
Uae
Paris
Teanhoe Madras
Naushon Madras
Gibson Madras
Helio
Lavendét
Pat
Owade
Ors
Vienna
Ua Im
Waite
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