Book Reviews in a Tabloid Style on Travelers Five Along
A long breezy notice reviews Annie Fellows Johnston and a slate of contemporary titles. It praises Johnston’s prolific career and lists works from The Tudor Shakespeare to race and public affairs fables, noting publishers, prices, and brief critiques. The piece mixs blurbs on authors like Campbell and Langford, with varied tone and yearing for curiosity and literary appetite.
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Annie Fellows Johnston
Mias Garman
Johnston
World of Letters
Louisa May Alcott
Jimmy
Dreaming of a Rose and Campaign Jests in Verse
Fragmented verse and prose items capture spring imagery and political satire. A garden longing for a rose frames a muttered mock sermon to a whimsically chaotic campaign scene. Listings include book notices for Sable Lorcha The Adjustment The Mystery of Mary The Stranger at the Gate with publishers and prices.
Carroll county stands for fair treatment in crime case
A Carroll County letter defends locals against broad criminal stereotypes and urges a fair trial for the Allens while praising honest citizens and recalling regional figures. The writer rebuts hostile press depictions and argues Virginians and Blue Ridge residents are law abiding.
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Carrot
South
Carrell County
Carrol
Carroll County
New York Times
Hillsville
Carroll
Blue Ridge
Virginia
New York
Alex. Hayne
Drewry’s Bluff
Times
William R. Jennings
Williamsburg
Peerleas
Jim Tipton
Joe Tipton
Hale
D. W. Bolen
E. M. McPeak
Lawson Worrell
West Virginia
Allens
Old
Death claims James D Fish who ruined General Grant
James Dean Fish aged 93 died in a Brooklyn suburb. He was president of the Marine bank whose 1884 failure caused Wall Street disorder, ruined General Grant, and led to prison for Fish and Ferdinand Ward. After prison he lived in seclusion with a library and rare prints.
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James D. Fish
General Grant
New York
Brooklyn
James Dean Fish
Fish
Old Marine Bank
Wall Street
General
Grant
Auburn Prison
Ferdinand Ward
Sing Sing
Fish and Ward
Grant Ward
U. S. Grant, Jr
Ward
Clevelyan
Fish Hved
Tallulah Falls conservation push gains state backing
Georgia moves to sue to protect Tallulah Falls as survey work by Georgia University concludes. Led by the Tallulah Falls Conservation Association, lawyers will represent the state at no cost, arguing against a powerful water power trust and vowing civic righteousness for Georgia and the nation.
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GOD OF Justice
Tallulah
Washington, D. C
Washington City
Tallulah Falls
The
Georgia University
State of Georgia
Gainesville
Georgia
Georgian Railway and Power Company
North America
Tallulah Falls Conservation Association
Republic
Rabun County
South
Georgia: Railway and Power Company
Flutah
Falls’ Conservation Association
Wil
Empire
Joe
Big Jo
Tabila
Joe Brown
Georeta
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Cole
Ward Leonard
Cole’ Motor CO
Peachtree St
Atlanta, Ga
England
L. C. Page & Co
Boston
Price
Washington Herald
Henry Will
Tudor Shakespeare
William Allan Neilson
Harvard University
Ashley Horace Thorndike
Columbia University
Troilus and
Cressida
Coriolanus
Democratic
Dr. M
Iseman
the Cosmopolitan Press
Frank Crane
Forbes. & Co
Chicago
Marshallville
Willam Ganson Rose
Duffield & Co
J. R. Campbell
M.A
City Temple
London
the Macmillan Company
Charles H. L. Johnstan
Cava
L. C. Page. Co
National
Ocean
Haas
Lee
Houghton
Mifflin “Company
John V. Lane
K. C. Page
Anna Katherine Green
Leavenworth
Dodd, Mead & Co
Fighting Doctor
Helen R. Martin
the Century Company
Philadelphia Record
Hudson Maxim
William Oberhardt
Funk & Wagnalls
Peter Ruff
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Dalton Stevens
Little, Brown & Co
William Byron Forbush
D. Appleton &Co
Dr. Forbush
Nathaniel Pitt Langford
Rockies
Montana
Idaho
A. C
McClurg & Co
William Hirach
J. Adama Puffer
Beacon ‘Vocation Bureau
Ilustrated
Mifflin Company
Davosers
Dr. Brannon
Sexton
Gabriel
Yaller
Philadelphia
Horace Hazeltine
Encounters
J. J. Gould
A. C. McClurg & Co
Marguerite Bryant
Christopher Hibbault
Rodmaker
Mystery of
Mary
G. L. H. Lutz
J. B._ Lippincott Company
Stranger At
John G Nethardt
Mitchell Kennerly
Grover Dickens
McIntosh County
Oba
Whitehall ‘Street
Third National Bank
United States Depository
Frank Hawkins
Jos
A. Wcord
R. W. Byers
A. M. Bergstrom
John W. Grant
Thomas C. Erwin
A. J. Hansell
Mrs
Helen D. Longstreet
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