Felix O Day and The Way of These Women Review
A review notes Felix O Day by F Hopkinson Smith posthumous publication and praises its New York setting and humane ending. It contrasts The Way of These Women by E Phillips Oppenheim, highlighting a tense mystery and strong love element with a bitter moral twist.
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F. Hopkinson Smith
Felix O’day
Scribner’s
New York
Gotham
Hopkinson Smith
Felix O'Day
Charles Scribmer’s Sons
E. Phillips
Mr. Oppenheim
The Pentecost of Calamity and The Way of These Women
Owen Wister’s The Pentecost of Calamity argues that militarism is the Germany’s tragedy and surveys Russianism with strong pity for oppressed citizens. EB Phillips Oppenheim’s The Way of These Women is also listed with price details and publisher notes.
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Owen Wister
Germany
Wister
Loraine and the Little People by Elizabeth Gordon
A children’s book review praises the fanciful tales of busy young sprites. The article highlights Gordon's Babies Book Dolly Molly Series Granddad Coco Nut’s Party Watermelon Pete and notes her ongoing projects. Penny Ross illustrates the Rand McNally edition priced at 50 cents.
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Miss Gordon
Dolly Molly
CoCo Nut
Loraine and the
Little People
Elizabeth Gordon
Penny Ross
Rand Me
Nally & Go
Things Divine by Jean Brooke Burt in the Outlook
The Outlook features a tribute to values and nature through poems and notes by Jean Brooke Burt and mentions Credo Harris author of Toby and Sunlight Patch. It notes Harris's Kentucky origins, Gloucester residence, fishing hobby, and a joke about a square hake. It also lists forthcoming titles from Little, Brown and Yale University Press.
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Credo Harris
Toby
Small, Maynard & Co
Kentucky
Gloucester
Harris
Four Literary Diaries and New Tales for Children
Ezra Stiles diaries 1769 to 1795 edited by Dexter show Yale authority and historical value. Thornton W. Burgess adds two new Bedtime Story Books titles and a fifth Mother West Wind volume this fall. A cross in Flanders recalls a brave death with quiet humor amid love and loss.
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Little, Brown & Co
Chatterer the Red Squirrel
Sammy Jay
Janet McKenzie Hill
Tad
F. Lauriston ‘Bullard
Lincoln
Arthur A. Carey
Robert Ball
W. Valentine Ball
Ezra Stiles
D. D
Franklin Bowditch Dexter
Yale College
Corporation of
Yale University
Thornton W. Burgess
Bammy Jay
Noise at Touraine Building Delays Demolition Hearing
The J. R. Whipple Company argues that tearing down the old Hotel Pelham at Boylston and Tremont creates loud, ongoing disturbances and dust, disturbing Hotel Touraine guests. A temporary injunction was sought against Swift-McNutt and L. P. Soule & Sons to halt work 6 p m to 8 a m. Judge Wait postponed evidence to 10 a m today after hearing opening facts from counsel and witnesses.
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Edgar Pierce
J. R. Whipple Company
Hotel Touraine
Michael J. Dyer
Tyler, Corneau & Young
Wait
Big Fight Looms Over Six Cent Bay State Fares
Opposition builds across Massachusetts as groups prepare to protest a proposed Bay State road fare hike. Public Service Commission hearing date unset, while New Bedford and Ontset Street Railway wins a six cent fare increase.
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Public Service Commission
Bay State Road
State House
New Bedford & Onset Street Railway
Three Die in Gasoline Explosion Aboard Hiawatha
Halifax Nova Scotia Sept 10 Three Newfoundland sailors and Captain Herbert Clark died after a gasoline and oil laden schooner Hiawatha exploded at Bedford Basin. The blast was blamed on gasoline fumes igniting when a deck hand tried to light a galley stove.
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Halifax
N. S
Hiawatha
St. John’s N. F
Bedford Basin
Herbert Clark
James Saunders
William Hooper
Newfoundland
Veterans to be honored by millionaires in Washington review
Lowell Mason Maxham recalls the Civil War veterans who saved the Union and asks prominent financiers to visit Washington on September 27 to honor those sacrifices and reflect on how history might have differed under a divided nation. He argues for national unity and urges attention from press and public.
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Lincoln
Europe
Washington
Lowell Mason Maxham
Seventh Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
Grand Army veterans to march in review at national encampment
Observers recall how veterans of Civil War regiments moved in unison with drum and trumpet. The fading remnant, aged and scarred, will recall Lincoln Grant and other leaders as Woodrow Wilson takes the reviewing stand in Washington.
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Sir
North
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Grand Army of the Republic
United Country
Lincoln
Grant
Woodrow Wilson
Ship of State
Italians Sail to Join Reserve Draft On Cretic
About 600 Italian reservists booked passage on the White Star liner Cretic, bringing the total to 1400 slated to sail today. A large police detail will prevent disturbances, with guards around German liners Amerika and Cincinnati and customs and harbor police enforcing restricted access to the pier. The Cretic will carry only three first class passengers from the port.
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Canopic
Commonwealth Pier
Amerika
Cincinnati
Cretic
Missing East Boston Boys Spark Waterfront Search
War fever is blamed for the disappearance of Manuel Oliveira of 496 Summer Street and his 14 year old friend Romeo Gay. Police began a waterfront search in East Boston after they were last seen Wednesday, assuming the boys sought work on horse transports leaving the port. no trace was found.
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East Boston
Manuel Oliveira
Summer Street
Romeo Gay
U S Flag on U Boat Destroyer Reported
London reported a German submarine was sunk on August 19 during shelling of the British steamer Nicosian. The British patrol boat that sank it flew the American flag as it approached, then raised the British ensign just before opening fire.
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New York
London
Submarine Sunk Near Arabic Scene Aboard Lapland
The German submarine was sunk on August 19 near the Arabic incident. Dr. C. B. Banks of Memphis, a veterinary aboard the Nicosian, confirmed a patrol boat flew an American flag and lowered it before firing. Sir Ernest Cassel, linked to King Edward VII, rode the Lapland en route to private business in the U S.
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Great Britain
Lapland
Liverpool
C. B. Banks
Memphis
Tenn
Nicosian
Ernest Cassel
Edward VII
United States
Johnson Re-elected to Gas Co Board for Profit Sharing
Charles H. Johnson, 87, cashier of the Boston Consolidated Gas Company, has been re-elected to the board to represent profit sharing employees. He is the company’s oldest employee, with 63 years of service.
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In Gas Co
C. H. Johnson
Charles H. Johnson
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Mr. Johnson
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Pelia O' Day
Olio South Trust Company
John R.mcvey
Francis L. Daly
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George W. Wattendoref
Robert H. Bean
Frederick D. Potter
Tarasur
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Post Publishing Company
Mass
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Boston Post
Poston
New England
OLD South Trust Company
JRM
Gry
Phillips Oppenheim
Gd Publishers
C. Taffs
the Macmillan Co
New Child
Jean Brooke Burt
The
Yale University Press
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Burgess’ Animal Stories
Flanders
Calsary
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G. Rostrevor Hamilton
Atheneum
Touraine
Kings OF Finance
Ioseeg
A.R
Dipeocey Rae
Washington Review
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Paine Furniture
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Arlington Street
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