Frances Hodgson Burnett Poise in The New York Times Review
The piece promotes The New York Times Saturday Review with Burnett cited as author of Little Lord Fauntleroy. It markets a one dollar weekly magazine, claiming to offer concise literary critique for busy workers and touts the publication as a principal journalistic source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Fauntleroy
New York Times Saturday Review
London Saturday Review
New York
Frances
Hodgson Burnett
Flere
Mermuda
Tilland Ovnied
Noah Brooks
The
New Oak Tito
New York Times Day Review praised by Cornett professor
A Cornett English professor endorses the New York Times Day Review as indispensable for scholarly work and critique. Hiram Corson per annum is mentioned with an offer for a free sample copy. James Lane Allen is cited in praise of its planning and editing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornett
New York Times Saturday Review
Hiram Corson
James Lane
Ladice’ Home Journal
Edward Kok
Tam
York Times
New
Charles I
New York Times
Richards Naturday Flewier
Saturday Review praised by Joan Krendrick Hants
The New York Times Saturday Review receives high commendation from Joan Krendrick Hants who calls it the foremost reading for both readers and a writer. Her note highlights the publication’s value as a trustee of Yonkers Public Library and as a source of insight for duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Saturday Review
Saturday Times
Yonkers
Tan with the Hoe referenced by Edwin Markham
A fragment quotes Edwin Markham praising a literary publication and invites readers to subscribe for two literary editions. It mentions The New York Saturday press and offers free sample copies upon request.
War Era Literary Review Promises Essential Reading
A promotional notice touts a literary review deemed indispensable for book lovers. It claims unmatched scope and value, urging readers to subscribe or request a free sample by sending their name.
Helen Gould Praises Tay New York SATURDAY Review
Miss Helen Gould writes in praise of Tay New York SATURDAY Review noting the periodical speaks for itself and expressing appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gould
New York
Helen Millisr Gould
The
New York Times Saturday Review
Princeton English Professor Seeks Readers for Free Sample Song
A Princeton professor of English discusses modern American literature in a brief note from a Saturday Review. The note invites readers to send their names to receive a free sample song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
T. H. W. Hunt
The
New York Times Saturday
Bonu Sample Offer From Laurence Hutton
Laurence Hutton promotes a free sample offer inviting readers to send their name to obtain complimentary product samples. The notice emphasizes no cost or obligation and provides mailing instructions for participation.
No clear article headline found in provided text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a writer, Bermuda, and The New York Times Saturday Review without a cohesive event, date, or identifiable sources. No distinct persons, organizations, or locations provide a verifiable summary for a newspaper card.
Forty Years Librarian The Times Review Notice
A fragment recalls Frederick Saunders praising a long serving librarian at the Astor Library and the New York Times Saturday Review, noting a conspicuous place and broad interest in current affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
K Times Saturday Review
Frederick Saunders
New York Times Saturday Review
Wake Robin praise from John Burroughs in Times Review
John Burroughs lauds The New York Times Saturday Review as the most important enterprise of a daily newspaper in years. He says it gives literature and art due prominence and treats them as vital to a people’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Saturday Review
John Burroughs
The
Mark Max Mohs Author of My Study Fire
A brief note highlights Mark Max Mohs as author of My Study Fire and praises recent reception of the New York Times Saturday Review as among the best sources for literary analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Saturday Review
Hamilton W. Marie
The
Eminent Woman Poet Louise Chandler Moulton
A DAY REVIEW reader praises the weekly literary magazine for its fairness and hospitality and notes the world of letters is well presented by Louise Chandler Moulton. The letter reflects high regard for the author and the publication in a genteel 19th century tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Saturday Review
Louise Chandler Moulton
Letter from Charles Major praising The New York Times Saturday Review
Charles Major writes that The New York Times Saturday Review is increasingly useful, especially in the West where readers are just discovering its value for literature and art. He also notes his belief that the publication’s usefulness is only beginning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Saturday Review
West
Charles Major
The
Weuk HS ay Gaewio Author of The Lads of the Titceert
The New York Times Saturday Review seeks readers and literary discussion. Aimed at fans of sharp writing, the notice invites subscriptions and engagement for literary club readers and writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weuk HS Ay Gaewio
New York Times Saturday Review Praises Literature Coverage
A period piece praises the Times Saturday Review for its weekly literary coverage calling it more comprehensive and trustworthy than any prior newspaper effort. The note credits George Heaven Putna and mentions subscriptions and free name offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heaven
The
New York Times Saturday Review
Fragmentary OCR Readout From The New York Times Item
Fragmented OCR text mentions readers, classroom use, and a reference to The New York Times. It cites a reviewed issue and a recurring per annum subscription note. No clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals are coherent.
Saturday Review of the New York Times questions and notes
The passage reflects a reader's preference for the New York Times Saturday Review as a weekly source of information about world events and books in English. It claims the reviews provide fullness, accuracy, and fairness, with a mention of Martins Cort 143.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amertecnan Tlistor
New Yorkk Timms Saturday Review
Ois
Mortins Cort
The
New York Times Saturday Review
New York Times Review Essay Prompts Genuine Criticism
A fragment cites The New York Times Saturday Party and discusses performance reviews versus advertisements. It mentions an author of Littles River The New Yu and notes a hope for wider prosperity, inviting reader names for further engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littles River
the New Yu
Henry van
New York Times
New York Review Attraction Draws Literature Lovers
Fragmented notice outlines a literary-focused weekly and annual publication in New York. Mentions a literary mentor, a church setting, and free sample access aimed at readers and труб fans.
Grain-O Health Drink Promises Coffee Replacement
Grain-O is described as delicious and nourishing, a coffee substitute that aids digestion and strengthens nerves. It is not a stimulant and is suitable for children and adults, costing about four times as much as coffee at 15 and 25 cents.
House Rejects Senate Armor Plate Amendment in Naval Bill
Washington May 3 The House 107 to 124 refused the senate amendment to the naval appropriation bill on armor plate and adopted a modified proposal authorizing the secretary of the navy to procure armor plate or, if needed, to build a factory with 42000000 toward its erection. The chamber also rejected navy surveys and the two year sea cruise for cadets, sending the bill back to conference. The post office item on pneumatic tubes was approved as amended. The bill goes to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Post Office
Teller's Beer Resolution Sent to Committee
Senate action on a Teller resolution ends with a committee referral after a 40 to 26 vote on a related amendment. The day closes with debate over Louisiana Purchase Exposition funding and a move to reconsider the St Louis fair appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teller
Washington
Senate
St. Louis
Cockrell
Gallinger
N. H
St. Louis Fair
Bacon
Committee On Foreign Relations
Fairbank
Ind
United States
Cuba
Allison
Senate committee rejects direct popular election for senators
The Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections reported against the House joint resolution for direct popular election of United States Senators. It favored Hoar's bill to allow plurality elections when no candidate achieves a majority, aiming to avoid deadlocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, M
Senate Committee On Privileges and
Chandler
House
United States
Hoar
Senate Cuban relations committee weighs Cuba probe plan
Washington September the senate committee on Cuban relations will decide during the day on a plan for investigating Cuban affairs under the recent senate resolution. The initial focus is expected to be on Cuban officers whose cases are filed in the war department in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On
Cuba
Senate
War Department
Native millers object to new American style mill
Constantinople June 3 After a month delay Lloya Griscom United States charge d affaires won permission to import flour milling machinery ordered from the United States by an Ismid merchant The delay was likely caused by native millers fearing competition from a mill built on American principles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Sime
Lloya
Griscom
United States
Ismid
Pulman Tourist Sleeping Cars to Los Angeles Route Highlighted
The Chicago Great Western Railway offers Pulman Tourist Sleepers with wide vestibuled cars, steam heat, and gas lighting. A new sleeper departs Hayfield every Monday at 10 52 a m, travels via Chicago Great Western to Los Angeles and Southern California, arriving Friday morning. Tours are escorted by a company official, promising comfortable long journeys and about half price for a double berth. Full details available from any CGW agent or F Lord General Passenger and Ticket Agent 113 Adams Street Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western Ry
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Chicago Great Western
F. Lord
Generel Pass
Agart
Adams Street
Chicago
Gift of Five Million Dollars to Washington University
Robert S. Brookings and Samuel Cupples, prominent St. Louis millionaires, donated property valued at $5,000,000 to Washington University of St. Louis. The funds will equip the university with new buildings and high quality professors to make it one of the best equipped institutions globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Bay
Robert S. Brookings
Samuel §. Cupples
Washington University of
Decoration Day Dinner Held in Paris at Hotel Continental
University club held a Decoration Day dinner in Paris at the Hotel Continental. Wealthy Americans attended, with 100 covers set and United States Ambassador Porter presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sage
University Club
United States
Porter
Cleveland Returns From the Bermudas
Former President Grover Cleveland returns from a yachting trip to the Bermudas with E Benedict and is greeted by Mrs. Cleveland at Princeton station in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bermudas
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
E. ©. Benedict
Also Mentioned on This Page
Europe
Africa
Asia
Chicago Record
Associated Press
ISI Magison Street
Cnicago
Mercator
Dros Kenseles
Nenasicontenuts
Etrues
Slarperts Weekly
Edwin Markham
Your Times
Atlantic
Laurence Hutton
Vira Grid
Filia Flarrnsle
Mark Max W. Mohs
New Yorn Times
Reveas
Frank RO
Bbe, Isren Malian
Jude
Allrera
Lancden
Cnagern
Caryvei
Tri
New York Review
Inston
Saturday View
York Timess
KGVKW
East Water Street
Battie
J. L. Spencer
Platteville, Wis
Co. G
Wisconsin
Hag
Petersburg
Dr. Miles Medical Company
Elkhart
Committee
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
Canada
B. Davies
St. Paul, Minn
L. D. Baird, Pres
M. J. Slaven
John W. Scott, Cassile
Citizens National Bank
Austin
Minnesota
Seymour Johnson
Rics
Weisel
John W. Scott
Mr D. Petra
Acot
Austin National Bank
Austin, Minn
EK. Schleuder
Crane
J. L. Mitchell
Tarley
Pulman
First National Bank
W. Shaw
N. F. Banfield
Cashier
L. Banfield
Homer F. Peirson
St. Marys Hospital
Minneapolis, Minn
Office
Wold’s Drug Store
Fannie Kimball Fiester
Overschreuder’s Jewelry Store
Weet Bridgetreet
Latheren Clor
A. W. Allen, M.D
National Bark
DR. H. A. Avery
H. Johnson
M. D
W.N. Kendrick
Drs
Suregons,c. M
St. P. R’y
Johnson & Kendrick
DR Kendrick
OFFIC
Fkomnlureco
Austin. Minn
Dr. Topliff
C. A. Dalager
Hotel Vendome
Europan Plan
Minneapolis
Bustin Lodge
Ips
Elks
J. J. Furlong
E. R. S.S. Washburn, Se
I. O. R. M. Tecumseh_ Tribe
Metson Friays
4Vigwam Engineer’s
East Side
R. M. Hazeltine
John Jriley, K
Orris Hayes
Hayes Austin
Minn
Gleason
Optician
Chicago Opthalmic College
Sweningsen & Gleason
St. Joseph
Hayfield
Esecos
Lyle
Sabes Arves
Des Moines
St Joseph
Sundy
Arthur Colp
Hi Pulitddi
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!