Review and Public Library Lists Brighten Local Reading Scene
Weekly book review harshly critiques The Blind Bow Boy calling it messy performative modernism and notes it as a best seller from Knopf 1923. The piece also lists Indianapolis Public Library’s new books across fiction history religion and science with numerous specific titles and authors.
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Walter D. Hickman
Carl van Vechten
Peter Whiffle
L. S. Ayres & Co
Alfred A. Knopf, Inc
Greenwich Village
Harold Prewett
Harold
Public Library
Indianapolis Public Library
Heaven
Clive Arden
Dierdre
James Stephens
R.C. Strachey
Able McLaughlins
Margaret Wilson
F. L. Carpenter
C. C. Clements
J. W. Jenks
D. M. Mitchell
Hiawatha Industrial Reader
M. A. Proudfoot
Peggy
Roundabout Lane
E. H. L. Turpin
A. H. Verrill
Rage
Goni
Weller Children
Belle Wiley
J.W. Ball
London
Thackeray
E. B. Chancellor
F. L. Darrow
Caleb Cushing
Do. M. Fuess
John Kenton
Percy Lubbock
K. D
S.) Wiggin
Africa
C. P. Lucas
M. R. Davie
Christmas Fiction Picks From Beach's Bookshop List
Percy A Beach of Beach's Bookshop compiles a Christmas gift list of new fiction featuring authors Meredith Nicholson Herbert Quick Edith Wharton Joseph Conrad Carl Van Vechten Galsworthy Beresford Katherine Mansfield May Sinclair Booth Tarkington Walpole James Branch Cabell Margaret Montague Sheila Kaye-Smith Locke O'Brien Floyd Dell Frank Swinnerton Heywood Broun Arnold Bennett Sabatini Kyne Joseph C Lincoln J Hardin Brand Whitlock Elmer Davis Anthony Rud Samuel Merwin Cyril Hume Hutchinson W L George Norris Gibbs G B Stern W E Woodward Mary Johnston Robert Nathan Ludwig Lewisohn and O'Brien detailing titles such as The Hope of Happiness The Hawk Eye A Son at the Front The Rover and more.
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Percy
A. Beach
Beach
Meredith Nicholson
Herbert Quick
Edith Wharton
Joseph Conrad
Carl van Vechten
Galsworthy
Beresford
Katherine Mansfield
May Sinclair
Booth Tarkington
Jeremy and Hamlet
Walpole
James Branch Cabell
Deep Channel
Margaret Montague
Locke
O'Brien
Janet March
Floyd Dell
Young Felix
Frank Swinnerton
Heywood Broun
Kiieyman Steps
Arnold Bennett
Sabatini
Kyne
Doctor Nye
Joseph C. Lincolin
J. Hardin
Bunk
W. E. Woodward
Croatan
Mary Johnston
Robert Nathan
Lummox
Ludwig Lewisohn
O’brien
Three Days Cough Signals Danger Warns on Chronic Colds
An advertisement for Creomulsion promotes its twofold action to soothe inflamed throat membranes and destroy germs from creosote. It claims effectiveness for chronic coughs colds catarrhal bronchitis and flu recovery with a money back guarantee if not relieved.
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Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
Christmas Seals Have Record Sale in Indianapolis
Indianapolis and Marion County residents buy more Christmas seals than ever, funding anti tuberculosis work for the coming year. Club women and business leaders have increased their contributions, with Mrs. J. J. Browne leading speakers to raise awareness across the city.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Alfred Henry
Marion County Tuberculosis Association
Henry
J. J. Browne
School board faces mandate on integration at No 36
Superior Judge Sidney S. Miller will hear a motion on whether the school board must admit colored children to public school No. 36. Archie Greathouse of 2631 N Capitol Ave leads the suit with others, arguing an August order barring colored pupils should be lifted. The Greek Orthodox Church of St Trias property dispute at West and New York is being resolved first.
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Sidney S. Miller
St. Trias
West
New York St
Archie Greathouse
Capitol Ave
Greathouse
Indiana Ave
Deaf Woman Killed Steps in Front of Switch Engine
Mrs. Carson Fiddler, 70, of Flatrock, Ind., was fatally injured when she stepped in front of a switch engine at Flat Rock late Tuesday. The incident occurred near Columbus as investigators begin to determine motive and exact circumstances.
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Flatrock
Py Times
Columbus
Ind
Carson Fiddler
Tragic Platform Collision Involving Mrs Fiddler
A rock station report notes a fatal accident where Mrs. Fiddler, deaf, failed to hear warnings and stepped onto the tracks, her body mangled by an approaching train as whistles blew.
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Rock Station
Diamonds Stolen in Break-In at Schuell Jewelry
A plate glass window at Charles M. Schuell's jewelry store in South Bend was smashed and a tray of diamond rings valued at 2400 dollars taken. The crime occurred during the Christmas shopping period but no suspect has been located.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Charles M. Schuell
Schuell
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