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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
3
Hearst's presents new novels from Vicente Blasco Ibanez and another acclaimed living writer. The list includes The Christian The Eternal City The Prodigal Son The Woman Thou Gavest Me The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and Marc Nostrum.
The Belgian philosopher Maurice Maeterlinck discussed immortality, arguing over belief versus hope. His lecture was translated into English for Hearst's and published under Eternal Life or Eternal Death in April.
Bernard Shaw criticizes Lloyd George for wavering on Ireland in Hearst's April issue. Shaw condemns the premier for seeking favor on both sides and mocks his approach as enraging both camps. He suggests the PM visit America to learn bold rhetoric from a fearless leader.
The April issue includes The Master of Man by Sir Hall Caine and first chapters of The Enemies of Women by Vicente Blasco Ibanez. Hearst's promises premium literary works and urges early purchase as copies sell out quickly and subscriptions are limited.
British novelist Arnold Bennett presents Jack's view in The Married Life of Jack and Jill in Hearst's for April. The month features his stories exploring why men dislike their wives with Jill’s perspective to follow next month.
Georges Clemenceau, former French prime minister, praised Poland’s people over rhetoric in a vivid piece for Hearst’s April issue. He presents a realistic view of Poland as it stands today, reflecting his recent Cracow visit and observations from Into the Muds of Poland.
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