Atlantic Monthly Six Part Issue Teems With Essays and Fiction
The Atlantic Monthly opens with Part Six of a Bishop's Detmold and includes Thoreau extracts on May Days. Frances Aldrich and others discuss Florence travel, a Craddock short story The Dancing Party at Harrison Cove, and Mark Twain humor. Features cover poetry, reviews, and science topics with contributors such as Howells, Trowbridge, and Langdon.
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Wide Awake May 1878 features child friendly tales and poetry
May Wide Awake presents stories and poems for children including Classic of Baby-land with illustrations by Miss Rathbury and Mrs. Clara Doty Bates, humorous pieces like Bobby's Shirts, and serials True Blue and A General Misunderstanding. It also highlights Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes as the poet's home series. The issue advertises Rubber Boots and other departments, priced at 20 cents per number or $2 per year. The Popular Science Monthly for May opens with The Radiometer by J. P. Cooke Jr., plus essays on deceased saints, ceremonial gifts, sound production, and early steam engine discussions.
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Pleasing juvenile issue with Mary Foote art and varied tales
The issue opens with a Hudson River fisher folk graphic by Mary Hallock Foote and the Mandy story. It reintroduces the Peterkins in moving troubles, with Sol Eytinge illustrations. Irwin Russell includes Sam and his birthday antics. Old Soup features an Indian elephant and a Cossack tale with David Ker. It also offers poems by Lucy Larcom and Celia Thaxter, Wait by Dora Read Goodale, and humorous rhymes. An illustrated article on the Philadelphia Mint and May Day customs by Olive Thorne rounds out the content, with Howard Pyle drawing. The issue promises lively reading for children during the school term.
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Lippincott's Magazine May Issue Highlights Roumania and Rail Feat
May issue offers an illustrated Roumania piece by Edward King seen as timely by a leading New York journal. Also, A Mountain Holiday recounts the Rio Grande Railroad ascent, praised as a major US engineering feat with steep gradients. The number includes literary sketches, reviews, and portraits, noting steady improvement and rich illustrations.
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Appletons May Issue On Rapid Transit In New York
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English Biographer Reveals Poet's Hidden Letters Part
The article reviews late career letters by the poet focusing on three notable women linked to his life. Julian Hawthorne provides a novelette fragment Mrs Gainsbroughs Diamonds, Dr Guernsey describes Miesa’s conversion, Lucy Hooper reports on Parisian art for the Exposition, Flora Perry contributes a love story, and a piece on Real and Ideal Houses complements editorial and book sections.
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