The Strength of the Hills and Other Works Preview
Lore nne Wil kin son second novel The Strength of the Hills accepted by Harger & Brooke for monthly publication this year in a contemporary American author series. Her first novel The Lady of the Flat Flowers appeared two years ago. Miss Wilkinson, a poet, has works in progress and connections to Chicago, with her father Professor W. C. Wilkinson noted.
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Joscelyn Cheshire and the revolution romance review
A lengthy critical piece praises Sara Beaumont Kennedy’s Joscelyn Cheshire from Doubleday, sketching its fresh take on the American Revolution, its witty dialogue, strong heroine, and a hero with bold courtship. It contrasts northern authors and southern readers, notes the author’s Memphis roots, and highlights other literary items and the era’s cultural debates.
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June Magazines and Works in Harper's Scan
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Ethel D. Porter
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The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a complete eradication for ailments linked to skin eruptions and glandular swelling, asserting it can cure a long list of stomach and digestive issues. It promotes a new uptown office at 183 Broadway New York City and notes the downtown office at 88 Broadway remains open for ticketing and travel services.
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Hermogenes to Titus in a Bible study era article
A religious press piece critiques an article titled The Epistle of Hermogenes to Titus in archaic form. It notes the author is a North Georgia conference member and discusses Hermogenes advising Titus, contrasting Pauls writings with Timothy and urging wise leadership, with emphasis on doctrine and church governance.
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The Blocum System of Treatment for Consumption
An advertorial claim promotes a new system of treatment for consumption and related pulmonary diseases. It touts a four preparate regimen with cod liver oil and tonics, promising cure and prevention, and invites readers to test the method with full instructions and free remedies.
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Mysterious Patent Remedy Promises Cure for Consumption
An ominous ad from a New York address on Pine Street hawks “The Sunny South” and Four Frea Preparations as a positive cure for consumption and lung ailments. It claims to restore thin, pale people to health and offers full directions upon reward, urging trial of the remedy.
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