Patti and Gerster in Contrast as Singers of Virtuosity
A long critique contrasts Patti and Gerster, praising Patti’s visceral sensuality and stage presence against Gerster’s refined, ethereal tone and technical mastery. The piece argues Patti charms the senses while Gerster soothes and elevates, noting their natural gifts and acquired technique. It also references Union League Club decorations and various periodical notes on literature, music, and public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allah
Paradise
Houris
Patti
Gerster
The Century frontispiece and new features in A Modern Instance era
The March Century showcases Mr. W. TD. Howells and a half length by F. Y P. Vinton, with engravings by W. B. Closson. It highlights Owell's A Modern Instance, Perry on Howells, Burroughs on bank director issues, and A. G. Campbell's Utah government piece. Also features Mary Hallock Foote on Mexico, Elzabeth Robins in Philadelphia etchings, and notes on opera, winter sports, and portraits of literary figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable
Mr. Howell
Thomas Sergent Perry
Jroken Banks
John Burroughs
Europe
Las Utah
A. G. Campbell
A. G. Sedgwick
Mra
Mary Hallock Foote
Morelia
Mexico City
Mr. Cole
Philadelphia
Elzabeth Robins
Pennell
Whistler
Seymour Haden
Cape Ann
Miss Robin
Charles G. Leland
Leland
Richard Grant White
New York
America
Malibran
Leigh Hunt
T. Johnson
Mary Cowden-Clarke
Lippincott's Magazine preview and new Our Continent noted
The March issue opens with Barton D. Jones on the Gulf Coast and S A M Byers recounting Columbia's burning. It features curiosities of superstition, frontier sketches, French stage notes, and a strong Stephen Guthrie serial. Our Continent, a new Philadelphia weekly, is praised as a premier pure literature journal with notable contributors and lavish illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippincott’s
Gulf Coast
Barton D. Jones
Columbia
S. A. M. Byers
Sherman
Grant
Henry A. Beers
Helen,Campbell
Washington
Theodore Child
Stephen Guthrie
America
Pines
Fanny Albert Doughty
Demoiselle Daphne
Mary Mather
W. H. Bliss
William H. Howells
Rietta R. Elliot
Wide Awake highlights and art in March issue Hat and frontispiece
The March Wide Awake offers brilliant illustrations including Aneros pieces, a Hat frontispiece, and full-page drawings for A Girl of the Period Bod fish. It features poems such as Two Little Pilgrims and Behind the Arras, stories like The Sixpence of a Princess and The Story of Maple Nigar, plus articles on tariff by Edward Everett Hale. Music by G W Chadwick and a Reading Union course conclude the issue, priced at $2.50 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneros
Charles ‘Volksiar
Jessia Curtis Shepherd
Jedsié' MéDermot
Bodfish
Hannah
Etter Press
Juliet ©. Marsh
Arras
Margaret J. Press
Edgar Fawcett
M. ¥. Butts
Clara Doty
Bates
M. E
Louisa M
Ahd Firs
David. Ker
Rowland EB
Robinson
Yankee Robinson
Edward
Everett Hale
Arthur
Gilman
Mrs. Dickinson
Mr. Baby
Lungren
G. W. Chadwick
Adipus
March St Nicholas and Atlantic contents overview
The March St Nicholas issue highlights Mr Stoddard’s Men and Animal Shows with vivid illustrations and a Hoosier Schoolboy tale including a five hundred dollar foot race. It also features poems, fairy tale by Thomas Dunn English, art by Titian and Satterlee, and wide literary contents. The March Atlantic offers Hoosac Tunnel history, hurricane papers, Jesus life narratives, Hymns essays, Loki myth study, and varied articles with numerous illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Satterlee
Rose Terry Cooke
Celia Thaxter
Jack
Petersburg
Donald
Dorothy
Clement
Titian
Wordsworth
Agassiz Association
Walter Saterlee
Allen Redwood
Douglas Volk
James C. Beard
Jessie McDermott
E. B. Bensell
Frank T. Merrill
J. G. Francis
George D. Brush
H. P. Share
R. B. Birch
H. Sandham
R. H. Muller
N. H. Egleston
Hoosac
Massachusetts
N.S. Shaler
E. E. Wale
Jesus Christ
Jerusalem
A. P. Hitchcock
Elizabeth Robins
Loki
John Trowbridge
Lisa
H. H
Colorado
Mary Treat
J. P. Quincy
Hamlet
Campaigns of the Civil War and Poems in a Sterling Magazine
Gen and M Quincy review Civil War campaigns and two poems Beattie poem by Charlotte F Barad and Adddner ThoraKs Mr Whit contribute benefitied At Last and Dr John one Before the Curfew. They praise Watt Are Bo and note religious depth and thoughtful treatment. Stedman writes on A Great Man whose Mind is Clouding. Reviews of new books and Contributors Club complete a brisk feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Quincy
Charlotte F. Barad
Adddner
Stedman
Sterling
Ballou's Monthly Illustrated Magazine March issue out now
Ballou's Magazine announces its March number featuring The Clenched Hand and numerous illustrated articles for the general reader. Priced at $1.60 per year, 15 cents per copy, with subscriptions by mail and newsdealer sales nationwide. readers urged to start clubs and subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballows Monthly
Ballou’s
Lkely
Batlou
East
Lancaster
England
Erfurt
Antonio Sandova
Ismay Achotet
Valentine
Dollie
Duthven
Thames & Talbot
Hawley Street
Boston
Mass
Winslow Weather and Rural Happenings Report
Rain and mud hinder roads while farmers haul wood and await snow. School closes Friday. Rev Wazayone conducts a well attended pro tracted meeting with orderly conduct. Mrs Wilbur and Bert Steere improve after long illness. Visitors include Mr Wheat and wife from Storm Lake and L Debell's relatives. E Belli buys horses for spring travel. Leighton heads to Fort Dodge. Mrs Carver guest of Mrs Bradford shares Europa travel tales. Stewart and Shull lose horses. Walters badly kicked. Wright adds porch and storage at stores. trade remains strong with gains in butter and eggs. General health good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Wazayone
Wilbur
Bert Steere
Wheat
Storm Lake
Iowa
Wm. Stewart
Debell
New York
L. Debell
E. Belli
L. Leighton
Fort Dodge
Carver
Shooter
TF. Bradford
Europa
John Shull
Walters
W. W. Wright
Wright
Chicago News Letter Elevates The Dramatic Press
The Chicago News Letter by D Dalziel shows marked yearlong progress with a new lithograph portrait supplement, full page and artistically superior to rivals. The paper targets theater professionals but contains items of broad interest to readers who enjoy music and drama. subscription is $4 yearly from 87 South Clark Street Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News Letter
D. Dalziel
South Clark Street
Chicago
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Albion W. Tourgee
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Davis
Julian Hawthorne
Wm. M. Baker
John Hubberton
H. H. Boyegen
Mary N. Prescott
J.T. Trowbridge
Louise Chandler Moulton
Geo. H. Baker
George Parsons Lathrop
Oscar Wilde
Noah Porter
Yale
Charles Eliot
Harvard
William Popper
University of Pennsylvania
Hans Breitman
Marion Marland
Benson J. Loging
J. T. Rothrock
Donald G. Mitchell
Marvel
Louis C. Tiffany
Kate Field
Department of Dress
Helen Champbell
C. TH. Clark
Max Adler
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