Review of a book on game protection by James Chase
The review highlights James Chase's work on state national and international game protection laws. It praises his advocacy for public property in game, public land preserves, and hatcheries, and condemns private preserves. It notes chapters on restocking, pollution, hunting accidents, and forest fires, urging all sportsmen and citizens to own the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Hornaday
Chase
Canada
Central America
Vermont
Duchess of Wrexe and Rising City reviewed in 1920s note
A critical survey praises The Duchess of Wrexe by Walpole as a significant first in The Rising City sequence. The reviewer highlights its skilled portrayal of old aristocracy, modern revolt led by Rachel Beaminster, and Walpole’s broad societal view. It notes intended connections among the trilogy and anticipates an individualist defense in future works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Walpole
George H
Walpole
London
Ing
Duchess of Beaminster
Rachel Beaminster
Francis Breton
Duchess of Wrexe
Rachek. Beaminster
Duchess of
Wrexe
The Trend by William Arkwright review
The Trend is a psychology study of a rare spirit unbound by social norms. Rushton, a young composer, finds a London waif who sings of sin and story, but the narrator notes the author uses characters as mouthpieces for his own views and favors epigrams. The tale is demanding yet worthwhile with a lasting vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arkwright
John Lane Company
Robert Rushton
London
Cross Trails by Herman Whitaker Review
The review praises Cross Trails as a vigorous, largely accurate Hudson Bay lumber camp novel. It notes extensive Northward scope, autobiographical echoes, and a strong though not relatable heroine Gabrielle. The narrative promises an unusual plot with many vividly described incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Arctic Circle
Herman Whitaker
Hudson Bay
Sey
Woods
Gabrielle
New Newport Novel Review by Julian Hinckley
A critical appraisal notes a sprawling novel with decent descriptive bits and light satire but weak construction and pale characters. Set in Newport in the 1870s, it presents limited local color and fails to grip its figures, despite the author readerly effort on the final pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hinckley
Newport
Comprehensive Standard Dictionary by Funk and Wagnalls
The Funk and Wagnalls Company publishes the Comprehensive Standard Dictionary an abridged edition defining 48 000 words. It notes that many entries are unique among similar dictionaries and highlights capitalization features including capital initials and letters with pictorial empire branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funk & Wagnalls Company
Conquest of the Tropics details big business and banana trade
Frederick A. Adams presents an open, above-board series on large enterprises with Costa Rica and United Fruit as focal points. The author notes independent analysis, cites wage histories, Jamaican labor, and the firm’s role in transportation and tropical medicine, alongside travelogue notes on Caribbean cities and banana cuisine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Frederick A. Adams
John Burt
Adams
United Fruit Company
Costa Rica
Minor C
Henry M. Keith
Boston
Unnted Fruit Company
Department of Tropical Medicine
Tulane
Caribbean
Copan
The Bookman Lists Spring Best Sellers
The Bookman reports five novels as top spring best sellers: Chance, Period, The Salamander, Full Swing, and Captivating Mary Carairs. The list reflects the era’s popular fiction titles and reader interest in light, captivating narratives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carairs
The Message of New Thought Book Review
A 1920s style notice praises Abel Leighton Allen's The Message of New Thought from Crowell Co. It highlights Universal Mind in Man and The Kingdom of God Within, framing New Thought as a hopeful, modern religious literature advancing utopian ideas across twentieth century readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Leighton Allen
New York
Thomas Y. Crowell Co
John Martin's Book Announces New Spring Issue
John Martin's Book releases this month with a dainty spring cover and appealing contents for children of all ages. Mothers can read it aloud to younger readers, and the baby will enjoy the bright pictures. The issue features the first part of a well told Daniel Boone tale aimed at boys. The little magazine is not sold on newsstands and costs 25 cents from John Martin's House at 5 West Eighty-ninth Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin
Daniel Boone
Tee
West Eighty-ninth Street
New York
The Carpenter and the Rich Man Explored in Debated Teachings
A review discusses Bouck White’s The Carpenter and the Rich Man and The Call of the Carpenter, arguing Jesus as a working man and labor leader. It weighs religion’s role in social upheaval, urging Christians to embrace economic justice and a civic revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubleday, Page & Co
Dives
Bouck White
Ityall
Jesus
The Democratic Rhine by Kant Gifford
The excerpt describes a romantic plot where a democrat waits for a man and a duel with Baroness Etelka. It hints at romantic tension and political hues in a character driven tale. The narrative centers on admiration conflict and emotional moments within a dramatic setting.
The Devil in Adamant Maid Fragment
Fragmentary clipping discusses Rhine Maid figure and arcadia scenes with poetic unreality. It mentions a baroness and a famous figure in Nenberg with a tale of love and peasant life, framing a winding life in a very fantasy fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
Enenberg
A New Franklin and Related Notes in Atlantic Essays
The article notes items in the Atlantic including McKenzie on A New Franklin and Amos Bradford reminiscences. It discusses Bradtford’s essays, Hogger and May references, and suggests a shift in Atlantic content toward broader terrestrial influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Franklin
Pennsylvania
McKenzie
Franklin
Hooper
Unclear OCR Fragment Sparks Literary Rattling
Fragmentary text mentions a statue project at a university and names such as Tolstoi Hooker Tolstoi and Tolstoi figures, plus references to diaries and iMessages. The passage reads like mixed notes on literature, philosophy, and a calendar of readings with no coherent event or date.
Massachusetts High School Teaching Criticized By Norton
Professor A. O. Norton of Wellesley College tells the American Institute of Instruction convention at Harvard that the present system in Massachusetts and nationwide is a general waste in every direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
A. O. Norton
Department of Education
Wellesley College
American Institute of Instruction
Sanders Theatre
Harvard University
Massachusetts Education Talk Proposes Teacher Training Reform
Professor Norton urges a shift to college student teachers serving as high school assistants to gain practical training. Miss Mary D. Philips calls for parental involvement and monthly co operation meetings. A. Winship criticizes old fashioned education. The three day convention drew over 3000 attendees with officers elected for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Board of Education
Norton
Massachusetts
Mary D. Philips
Providence
A. ¥. Winship
The
Journal of Education
Franklin P. Dyer
Institute
Harvard University
A. E. Winship
Garden party aids Daly Industrial School in Dorchester
The annual event on Train Street Neponset features afternoon and evening concerts by St. Vincent's Band of South Boston and the Letter Carriers' Band. Also noted are clergy ordination, novitiate entry, forty hours devotion, a retreat for married women, and a novena for Our Lady of Mt. Carmel with multiple church engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Industrial School
Dorchester
Train Street
Neponset
St. Vincent's Band
South Boston
Letter Carriers
Helen T. Ryan
Roseclair Street
Sisters of Charity
Emmetsburg
Ryan
St.Augustine’s School
Vincentian Order
Mechanics on America Halt by Patritiots Strike
Mechanics building the transatlantic flying boat America vow to pause July 4 after telling Glenn Curtiss they will work day and night to finish the craft but refuse to work on Independence Day. They call their action a patriotic strike and insist on a day off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I'Ammondsport
N. Y
America
Glenn Curtiss
Curtiss and Porte Clash Over America Airship Timeline
Curtiss and Lieutenant Porte clash over shipment dates for the America. They hope for July 11 sail to St Johns, with Porte planning final tests and a possible July 4 flight while Walter Hallett tests the craft. The crew works hard but masks delays and plans to reposition boarding to improve planing. Porte receives mail and letters urging aerial delivery to Europe as he prepares for a voyage to Newfoundland.
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Curtiss
John C. Porte
America
New York City
Porte
Newfoundland
New York
St. John’s
George Hallett
Hammondsport
Tle
Europe
Royal Accident Board
London
Aero Club of America
Creagh-Osborne
British Admiralty
Glenn Curtiss
Glenn Cure Tiss
Gillis
Protestant Church Services and Summer Plans Noted
The Rev M F Johnson will preach at Bethany Baptist Church West Cottage Street in the morning and evening 7 30. Baker Memorial Church Up ham s Corner held a praise and prayer service last night. Union services of several Baptists and Congregational churches will run through July and August with July at Baptist and August at Second Cal lional Church. St Pauls Cathedral schedules Holy Communion Morning Prayer and Evensong with an address by Rev Edward T Sullivan. Dean Rousmaniere and wife to sail for Europe Tuesday for ten weeks. The Rev Frederick J Walton will lead Cathedral work. hymn singing on the porch at 7 15 Sundays. summer services continue with four o clock Sunday omitted until September 20. July August choir music planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Johnson
Bethany Baptist Church
West Cottage Street
Tomorro
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Dean Rousmaniere
Edward T. Sullivan
St. Paul's Cathedral
Boston
Europe
Frederick J. Walton
Mrs Angle Arrested At Inquest In Ballou Death
Stamford CT July 3 Mrs Helen M Angle held as a material witness in the Waldo R Ballou death case is arrested after refusing to answer questions. She remains in police custody without bail as coroner Phelan notes blood stains on items tied to Ballou and angles apartment. The inquest resumes with Dr Bruce S Weaver and Chief Brennan present while attorney Downs contends her nervous condition limits testimony.
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Stamford
Conn
Helen M. Angle
Waldo R. Ballou
Dail
John J. Phelan
Brennan
Bruce S. Weaver
Stamford Hospital
Leonard B. Londell
Phelan
Albert Phillips
Pheland
Mr. Blondell
Weaver
Ballou
Angle
Police Headquarters
Seraphina Klahre
Harry
Homer Ss. Cummings
Foresters Hold Field Day on Tree Parasite Fight
Several hundred foresters from the State gather on Charles Francis Adams estate in South Lincoln to study methods against tree parasites threatening Massachusetts acres of forest land. State forestry officials will demonstrate control measures led by F. W. Rane with demonstrations conducted by the chief himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Francis Adams
Lincoln
Massachu
State Forestry Department
F. W. Rane
Forestry Department
Sham Forest Fire Fight At Adams Estate Demonstration
Foresters from across the state attend a field day on General Adams 600 acre estate to view a sham forest fire fight using a fire wagon. The event demonstrates spraying methods, insect control on 60 acres, thinning of pines, and displays of parasites beetles chestnut disease and blight rust with a luncheon hosted by Mr Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Adams
Forestry Department
Adams
Adams Estate
Denial for Dr Feldman Sailor Story
A Boston dentist Dr Joseph Feldman denied reports that he was booked to sail to Egypt with Celia Glassband, a former New Bedford singer, on wife’s charge. Attorney Harry E Dubinsky said Feldman left Boston June 13 for a dental exam in New Jersey, not for travel with anyone. He was not arrested at Hoboken, had 50 cents, and was out on bail awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Feldman
Davis Street
Boston
Egypt
Harry E. Dubinsky
Feldman
Hoboke
Celia Glassband
New Bedford
Mr. Dubinsky
New Jersey
New York
Hoboken
American Middies Sail for Gibraltar from Naples
The American squadron including battleships Missouri Illinois and Idaho sails from Naples for Gibraltar with naval academy cadets aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
Missouri
Illinois
Idaho
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Gibraltar
Colorado Vacation Costs Revealed by Burlington Road Booklet
The Burlington road promotes affordable Colorado vacations with a new booklet. It counters high hotel fears by listing boarding houses charging as low as eight dollars weekly, with locations rates and amenities. The guide includes Colorado attractions and practical travel details. Alex Stocks Boston agent provides contact info.
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Colorado
Burlington
Alex Stocks
New England Pass
Washington St
Boston
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Philadelphia
Wo RR Lippincott Company
the Duchess of
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George Hy Doran Company
Harper
Julian Hinckley
Duffield & Co
Empire Standard Funk & Wegnails
Tropica
Frederick Cu, Adams
Manilas
James OP
Bouck
Seeby
Carpenter and Bouck White
New & Co
York
Doubleday
Democra
Hochgeber
Etelka
Timantic
Kant Gifford
New Y. Co
Br Franklin
Devyin-Adait
Hamaliel Bradford
Atlantic
Hooker Ture
Seymour
A. V
Ft.tlantic
New
Ming
University of Who
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R. Tait
Benjamin
Brian
Ilya Tolstoi
Joseph Hooker
Fen- Son
Wwrq
China
Sea
Wellesley
William Orr
Carlos 6B. Willis
Springfield
Wallace E. Mason
Keene
N. H
Catherine M. McGinley
Lewis H. Meader
Arthur W. Wordsworth
Cambridge
Lever Hall
Harvard
Id. A. Silver
New Hampshire State Normal School
J. L. Alger
Rhodesland Normal
J. H. Alger
Boston University
F. L. Murdock
Massachusetts Normal
W. E. Riley
Lowell Normal
J. A. Allen
Salem Normal
Rotes
Vincent S. McDonough
Jesuit College
Woodstock
John Bonzano
United States
Father McDonough
Holy Trinity Church
Shawmut Avenue
St. John’s Church
Canton
J. J. Frawley
Mission Church
Roxbury
Daniel Fogarty
O. S. A. Mcpeen
St. Thomas of Villa Nova
Villa Nova
Penn
St. Augustine's Church
Aydover
BY Joseph Toye
the Post
Baker Memorial Church
Upham’s Corner
Baptist
Second Congregational
Psec Bergi Medfield
Baptist Church
Second Cational
Eee
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DR. Feldman
Singer
Dr, Pierce
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