Legend In Death Rupert Brooke Biography Review
The Hassall biography challenges the Brooke legend, presenting a fuller picture of the poet as a man. It traces his circle, wartime death, and the shift from beauty myth to deeper life, arguing the work balances criticism with rich biographical detail.
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Rupert Brooke
Christopher Hassall
Harcourt, Brace and World
Ellery Sedgwick
Shelley
Preux Chevalier
Hassall
Brooke
Edward Marsh
Winston Churchill
Marsh
Rimbaud
T. E. Lawrence
Lawrence
Pryce-Jones
Powdered Eggs Novel by Simmons Datton
A brash first novel by Simmons Datton features absurd jobs and a slapstick trek to Italy. It follows a writer who loses a firing line in Rome amid a mix of bawdy humor and sharp social satire driven by the author’s clipped, fast pacing.
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Taly
Rome
Simmons
Miles
A. Smith
All-Sonata Program Sparkles at Town Hall with Dorothy Lewis
Dorothy Lewis, a High Point native and concert pianist, presents an all sonata program at Town Hall New York City on Monday Oct 26 curtain at 8 15 pm. The program recalls Halle and Beethoven history with public private reactions to solo sonata cycles.
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Dorothy Lewis
High Point
Town Hall
New York City
Look Away Look Away Review of Racial Tensions Novel
Ben Haas explores Deep South race tensions in Look Away Look Away set in Muskogee with Cary Bradham and Houston Whitley as central figures. The novel portrays political ambitions, a former Confederate mindset, and social clashes through varied characters including a light-skinned daughter an acting woman and a Klan figure.
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Ben Haas
Simon & Schuster
Deep South
Muskogee
Cary Bradham
White
Houston
Huse) Whitley
Black
Cary
Huse
North
Haas
Huse Whit
Best Sellers List and Bold Reads
The latest fiction and non fiction top sellers include The Spy Who Came in From the Cold by John le Carre Armageddon by Leonard/ Uri s Julian by Vidal Candy by Southern Hoffenberg Rector of Justin by Auchincloss Nonfiction A Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway The Invisible Government by Wise and Ross Harlow by Shulman Four Days by UPI American Heritage A Tribute to John F Kennedy by Salinger and Vanocur.
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LeCarre
Harlow
Shulman
John F. Kennedy
Salinger
Vanocur
Mexican War Two Roads to Guadalupe
Review of Robert Lewis Taylor’s 1846 novel Two Roads to Guadalupe from Doubleday. The book follows Sam and Blaine Shelby and Angelina as they join the Missouri Volunteers amid the Mexican War, with alternating narrators and a 19th century humor style.
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Guadalupe
Robert Lewis Taylor
Doubleday
West
Taylor
Shelbys
Sam
Missouri Volunteers
Blaine
Angelina
Baline
Twain
Bill Nye
Bookmobile Week Schedule Brief Repairs Missing Entries
The notice lists a weekly bookmobile calendar with multiple days and time slots. It includes locations such as Southgate Shopping Center College Village and Lindale at Locust, with morning 9:30 to 11:45 and afternoon blocks 1:15 to 4:45, though several lines appear garbled or incomplete.
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Southgate
N. Main
Mulberry
Tave
Dayton
E. Lexington
E. Colege
College Village
Lindale
Locust
Gordon
Kimrey
Cedrow
Arlington
Southgate Ose Center
Woodrow
Forrest
Blain
Farriss
Terrell Dr
Kimmons
Brentwood
Lowe
Austin
Wesley Place
Bussell
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Archdale Well Drilling Co
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Bill Aldridge
Central Savings
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