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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1915

Page

6

Der sg and Der Tag in Barrie and Davis reviews

Claries Scribner's Sons publishes Barrie's one act Der sg with four characters the Emperor Chancellor Officer and Spirit of Culture in a scene of power and war. Richard Harding Davis's With the Allies praised for vivid Belgium scenes and humanitarian efforts amid WWI’s front line reporting.

Barrie’s “der Tag” and Richard Harding Davis Germany France Russia England Belgium Gulture Crecy Agincourt Waterloo Bax Barrie Charlies Scribner’s Sons

Debbe Der Tag and With the Allies: Books listed

The entry lists two titles from Scribner's Sons in New York. Debbe Der Tag by J M Barrie priced at 25 cents and With the Allies by Richard Harging priced at 1.00. Both are catalog items in the publication.

J. M. Barrie New York Charles Scribner's Sons Richard Harging

Small Souls by Louis Couperus translated for American readers

The Dutch novel Small Souls translated by Alexander Teixeira de Mattos, published by Dodd, Mead & Co. follows a Dutch socialite who returns to The Hague after years away and faces indifference and cruel criticism. The story centers on her family, her romance with Adrian, and the author’s patient, humorous portrayal of small town folly and motives.

Louis Couperus Alexander Teixeira de Mattos Dodd, Mead & Co Adrian Hague

The Wall of Partition by Florence Barclay reviewed

A critical take on The Wall of Partition highlighting Florence Barclay’s popular following. The essay notes its mid century sweetness, crowd pull, and sensational moments that provoke tears and thrill, contrasting it with the staid aims of Wells Galsworthy or Bennett.

Putnam Florence Barclay Wells Galsworthy Bennett

The Story Life of Napoleon by Wayne Whipple

A chronological collection of over 900 Napoleonic stories voices by many writers. The work highlights Napoleon’s youth and his rise as the “Man of Destiny” with sixty four illustrations and a detailed biographical arc. Published by The Century Company in New York priced at $2.40.

Napoleon Napoleona Wayne Whipple Man Destiny New York the Century Company

The Well Knowns by James Montgomery Flagg review

A humorous review praising Flagg’s caricatures in The Well Knowns. It highlights the easy transfer of real figures such as Wilson Tarkington Chesterton Locke Bennett Chambers Julia Marlowe and John Drew to paper and notes a bohemian spice in the collection. The book is released by George H. Doran Company priced at $2.50.

James Montgomery Flagg Flagg President Wilson Booth Tarkington Chesterton Locke Bennett Chambers Julia Marlowe John Drew New York George H. Doran Company

Sindbad the Sailor Illustrated by Edmund Dulac

A lavish Dulac edition of Sindbad the Sailor from The Arabian Nights is illustrated in color. Hodder & Stoughton prints and binds the volume splendidly, with strong depictions of Sindbad Aladdin The Sleeper Awakened and other tales.

Edmund Dulac Hodder & Stoughton George H. Doran Company Dulac Sindbad the Sailor Eda Dulne London

Black Tales for White Children by C H Stigand

A review of the collection Black Tales for White Children translated from Swahili. It features East African animal and domestic tales illustrating common humanity. foreword notes sources and gathering method. Illustrations by John Hargrave accompany the stories.

Houghton, Mifflin Company Africa C. H. Stigand John Hargrave Boston Houghton, Mittin Company

Beard Animals children's book praised by Hornaday

The Beard Animals by Adelina Belle Beard from Frederick A Stokes Company New York is commended for entertaining educational value. The review notes 12 life size animal figures on cardboard with adjustable stands and color. W T Hornaday director of the New York Zoological Park endorses the book.

Stokes Company W. T. Hornaday New York Zoological Park the Beard Animals Adelina Belle Beard New York Frederick A. Stokes Company

Capers book of dog life by Steinigans and Herford

William J. Steinigans provides the illustrations for Capers with Oliver Herford offering the verses. The book presents dogs in humorous tricks and pranks as seen by two men who understand them. Published in New York by the Devin-Adair Company priced at $1.50.

William J. Steinigans Oliver Herford New York The Devin- Adair Company

Three Little Books Added to Dut ton New York List

E P Dut ton & Co in New York releases three children books with verses by Richard Waylett. A Basket of Plums and A Box of Crackers illustrated by Lawson Wood while Mixed Pickles lists five illustrators. Colored plates depict child and animal life with the English bobby. each 50 cents.

E. P. Dutton & Co New York Richard Waylett Lawson Wood Bobby P. Dutton & Co

Peek-a-Boos and Mr. Plopper Book Review

A nostalgic children’s book review notes The Peek-a-Boos and Mr. Plopper featuring Chloe Preston’s humorous illustrations and lively depictions of puppies in The Bobtail Puppy Book. The New York edition is published by George H. Doran Company.

Mr. Plopper Chloe Preston Cecil Alden New York George H. Doran Company

The Bettijak Book Clara Andrews Williams

Clara Andrews Williams presents The Bettijak Book a children's volume from Frederick A. Stokes Company New York featuring color pictures on right pages with cut out doors and adventures of Jack and Betty with a magic box on left pages intended to delight young readers.

Clara Andrews Williams Bettijak Jack Betty New York Frederick A. Stokes Company

Dutton’s Holiday Annual for Children Described

The 27th edition from New York publisher FE P Dutton & Co. highlights brief bright stories of kittens dolls and other children's loves with illustrations by well known English artists. The annual is priced at $1.25 and targets young readers with festive content.

Dutton’s Dutton New York FE P Dutton & Co

Fairy Surprise Pictures by L L Weeden

A child’s picture book review noting “Fairy Surprise Pictures” by L L Weeden from E P Dutton New York. The book features full page colored illustrations paired with revolving picture discs to delight youngsters.

L. L. Weeden Weeden New York E. P. Dutton Tae

This Year's Book for Children review

The work of several contributors appears in This Year's Book for Children. It offers poems and stories of animals birds flowers and fairies with notable appeal to young minds. New York George H. Doran Company.

New York George H. Doran Company

Across the Range and Other Stories by Janes Otis

A New York Harper and Brothers volume gathers short stories of adventure. Indian life tales occupy nearly half the book and are well told, but the collection as a whole shows Otis doing better work elsewhere. 60 cents.

Janes Otis Mr. Otis New York Harper & Brothers

Lost in the Far Country review notes Native life insights

A short critique of Mr. Lange s Lost in the Far Country recounts two Kentucky children captured by Indians in the early 1800s. Adopted by tribes, they later seek their Kentucky parents while maintaining affection for their Indian friends. The tale offers valuable information but reads tame at points.

Mr. Lange Kentucky D. Lange Boston Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Company

Outrageous Invasion Stirs Kaiser's New Year Message

Berlin reporting in London details a New Year message from Emperor William to the army and navy. He urges fearless resolve for 1916 with praise for German victories and unity behind the fatherland against invaders. The note also includes a Bavarian royal reply promising peace worthy of sacrifices.

Berlin London William Munich the Hague Bavaria

Britain to Form Six Armies In Field

London Jan 1 An army order announces the army will be expanded into six armies each of about three corps. The first army is to be led by Sir Douglas Haig the second by Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien the third by Sir Archibald Hunter the fourth by Sir Ian Hamilton the fifth by Sir Leslie Rundle and the sixth by Sir Bruce Hamilton. Command of the First Second and Third Army Corps is assigned to Sir Charles Monro Sir Charles Fergusson and Sir H C O Plummer. The reorganization follows the absorption of Lord Kitcheners army into the regular army.

London Douglas Haig Horace S. Smith-Dorrien Archibald Hunter Ian Hamilton Leslie Rundle

Germans Slip Past British Honor Badges To Americans

London reports that the British allowed the steamer Nieuwe Amsterdam with Dr. Henry Van Dyke aboard to sail without search amid suspicions. Five German crewmen allegedly used false passports and entered Germany, with other German reservists onboard. A Berlin wireless despatch then says the Austrian Emperor awarded the Red Cross badge of honor to Commander C I Courtney and John Edward Jones for their roles, and praised the Przemysl garrison for its resistance.

London Henry van Dyke Netherlands Nieuwe Amsterdam van Dyke New York Rotterdam Germany Berlin C. I. Courtney Jason John Edward Jones Genoa Red Cross Przemysl

Scarcity of Neutral Ships Highlighted in McAdoo Letter

Washington Jan 1 The shortage of neutral ships for U S Germany trade is stressed in a letter from Secretary McAdoo to Representative Alexander chairing the House committee. He notes some idle port vessels may sail but questions their fitness for voyage and says the War Risk Insurance Board offers up to 750000 in insurance on cotton cargoes to Germany.

Washington United States Germany McAdoo Alexander House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee War Risk Insurance Board Treasury Department

Copper for Germany Seized in Denmark

Danish authorities seized a large cargo of copper believed shipped to Denmark by a German American in an attempt to smuggle it to Germany using a false bill of lading.

Copenhagen Denmark London Germany

Prophets All Taught Same Says Bahai Lecture

William H. Randall told the Metaphysical Club that the great prophets Moses Jesus Mohammed and Buddha shared the same spiritual core. He described Bahaism as a creedless synthesis aiming to build universal temples, with a large Chicago temple welcoming all faiths and no ordained priesthood. The speaker urged a universal language to reduce religious conflict.

Moses Jesus Mohammed Buddha William H. Randall Metaphysical Club Huntington Avenue Chicago

Police officer shoots dog that attacked woman in Somerville

Patrolman Charlies 8S. Johnson of the Somerville police shot the dog that attacked Miss Mineola Ny man on Lowell street last Wednesday while she was on her way to work. The animal had roved the area and bitten others.

Charlies Johnson Somerville Police Mineola Nyman Lowell Street

Impressions Calendar 1911 honors Captain Scott and companions

The box cover proclaims To seek, to strive, to find, and not to yield In memoriam Captain Robert Scott and Companions. The 52 sheet calendar is richly decorated and carries ennobling sentiments from notable writers.

Paul Bilder Robert Scott

Pennsylvania guns going to Russia

Russian volunteer fleet steamer arrived from the Orient last night and will unload heavy artillery and projectiles manufactured in Pennsylvania. A large cargo of American guns shipped from Vancouver has already reached Vladivostok and is being hurried to Poland.

Vancouver B. C Dan Orient Pennsylvania Vladivostok Poland

Malden Reports 43rd Hold Up In One Month

Timothy Foley Breen told Malden police captain he was confronted on Franklin Street early Thursday night and relieved of $1. The incident marks the 43rd holdup in a month reported to the Malden police.

Timothy Foley Breen Timothy Foley Malden Franklin Street 43D

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Scribners Davis Brussels Brand Whitlock Myron T. Herrick Archibald Forbes Frank Miller McGahan Skobeleff Kipling Roberts Oxford University of Paris University of Berlin Heidelberg Florence I.hn G. P. Putnam's Sons Kaiser Hearth Wilhelm Britain Dr. van Austria Santa Dyke Claus Baha Europe Tomorrow’s Sunday Post T. P. Oconnor Tay Pay Sunday Post Tomorrow Albert Bushnell Hart Harvard Robert M. Green Boston City Hospital Samuel J. Elder U. S Huger Elliott Boston Art Museum William J. Montgomery Massachusetts Thomas I. Bailey Harvard College Observatory Edward F. Miller Massachusetts Institute Harry Thaw Elizabeth Burt Manchester N. H Vernon Castle Hogan Homan Michael Dwyer Ireland All In Tomorrow's Sunday Post
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