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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1899

Page

9

New Books for Holiday Trade Highlight 19th Century Reads

The Lowell Book and Laura E Richards Peggy dominate the holiday shelf. Grace Le Baron Upham and Nora Hopper receive notices for new works. Henry in the War and Grant Burton runaways receive praise for their boy friendly adventure and moral themes. The Reviewers covers fiction, essays, and guides from Boston publishers with Lowell sales and regional distribution.

Grace le Baron Upham Lowell First Unitarian Sunday School Laura E. Richard Peggy Dana, Estes& Co Boston

Attractive New Juveniles Peggy and More in 1899 Catalog

In a 1899 catalog note Laura Riards presents Attractive New Juveniles Peggy and Little Tony's Mission by E B Barry with vivid reviews. The listings promote We Two American Boys in Hawaii and Captain Tom the Privateersman of the Armed Brig Chasseur with illustrations, cloth bindings and prices from $1.25 to $2.25.

Scribar’'s Magazine C. Yohn Waler Appleton Clark Ernest Seton Thopson H. C. Christy Peggy Laura E. Riards E.B. Barry Margaret B. Barry Youth’s Companion Wide Awake Crippy G. Waldo Browne Royal Tom James Otis Tom Boyle

New Historical Books for Boys and Stories of the Spanish American War

New historical volumes for young readers feature The Minute Boys of Bunker Hill by Edward Stratemeyer and The Boys of 98 by James Otis, with illustrations and notes. Also On Fighting Decks in 1812 by F H Costello, and When Dewey Came to Manila and Santiago with Sampson by James Otis, all promoted by Estes and Co for sale through booksellers.

Edward Stratemeyer Minute Boys J. W. Kennedy Bunker Hill Boston Cambridge Tribune James Otis Frank T. Merrill J. Steepie Davis Courier Boston Transcript San Francisco Chronicle F. H. Costello Maine Java J. Steeple Davis Boston Courier Dewey Manila L. J. Bridgman

New girl books and military tales in circulation

Mary G Darling presents We Four Girls a wholesome summer story with four protagonists guided by a teacher and a gentle romance. Nicholas Paine Gilman offers Dividend to Labor a labor relations study. Adele E Thompson debuts Beck's Fortune a strong fiction for older girls. Edward Stratemeyer continues Old Glory with Under Otis in the Philippines featuring Ben Russell and Larry in a Manila bound adventure.

Lowell George C. Prince & Son Mary G. Darling Siris Nicholas Paine Gilman Houghton, Mifflin & Co Lowce Price Gilman Beck Adele E.thompson Lee & Shepin Boston Lewells Adele M. Thompson Otis Philippines Edward Stratemeyer Lee & Shepard Tropics Ben Russell Leutenant Cuba Larry Manila Olympia Strait of Gibraltar Suez Canal Malolos

Told Under the Cherry Trees and Other Highlights

A vintage review notes Grace Le Baron’s Told Under the Cherry Trees as a charming tale set in a village noted for cherry orchards. It follows Willie Merten as he befriends Miriam Burnham, saves lives on a perilous train, and navigates class and love through a guardian’s care and seminary life.

Grace le Baron Willie Merten Miriam Burnham Miriam Little

Willie's Charge and the Mystery Fountain

The excerpt discusses Frances Hodgson Burnett's In Connection with the De Wollough by Claim and notes its origins, plus details on Mrs. Burnett's earlier works and Alice Morse Earle's Child Life in Colonial Days. It mentions plot elements about Willie Merton, a mysterious village fountain, and a dog story, with publication notes and editions.

England Osnond Tom de Willoughby de Wolloughby Frances Hodgson Burnett Charles Scribner's Sons New York Alice Morse Earle MacMillan Company

Poetic Scrapbook "For Love's Sweet Sake" by G G Herbert Westley

A Boston published volume by Lee and Shepard and Lowell edition by George C Prince & Son offers a four part collection of love poems. Westley, a poet and scholar, compiles poems in Love's Morning Noontide Love's Evening and Love's Night.

Grant Burton W. Gordon Parker Lie and Shepard Boston George C. Prince & Son Gordon Parker Parker Phillips Andover Academy Manly Greyhound Club Henry O. O. Howard Lee & Shepard Lowell Depits West Point Bull Run Donald Henry Wood Lee and Shepard England Australia Shanghai St. Lawrence Everett T. Tomlinson Tee & Shepard Tomlinson Hovses Ethan Cof Parkman Cartier Yourg G. G. Herbert Westley Tursae G. Herbert Westley Love

The House with Sixty Closets and other Christmas tales

A long review extols Frank Samuel Childs The House with Sixty Closets for Christmas readers and notes J Randolph Browns illustrations. It also discusses Oliver Optics An Undivided Union completed by Edward Stratemeyer and praises the modern book store scene at Prince and Son Merrimack Street highlighting gift books, classic editions, and affordable prices.

Oliver Optic Edward Stratemeyer Lee and Shepard Boston Lowell George C. Prince & Son Riverlawn Cavalry Tennessee Chickamauga Lyons

Lowell Book and Stationery Headquarters Promises Wide Selection

A verbose Lowell ad touts the most complete stock of books, stationery, and novelties with bargain prices. It highlights notable titles like David Harum and Prisoners of Hope, cheap Bible editions, and a large line of inkstands, pens, paper goods, and toy books. The store emphasizes value, fashion in stationery, and low prices, urging customers to visit now.

Prince & Son Merrimel Street Dickens Scott Irving Emerson Eliot Holmes Whittier Lowell Browning Dayit Harum Richard Carvel Janice Meredeth David Harum Richard Arvel Prisoners of Hope J*nice Meredith Mriscellaneous

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Unitarian Church W. P. Brazer & Co Ellingwood & Co Theodore ¥. Reed Reed Boys In Blue Ogilvie Publishing Company Nora Hopper North American Review Scrooby Ruth Hall Beeston Mary G. Dartine Hawaii Minute Boys of Oif Santiago With Sampson Fa, Estes & C BOS Colonies Europe America George C. Prince & Co Stannard Bee Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Thomas H. Lawler Dana Estes & CO Finley Peter Dunne Willie Mr. Burnham Blouzgs Willie Merton Frank Samuel Child Ruth J. Randolph Brown Sherman Pairfield Conn Judge Sherman Roger Sherman Dresden Bibles Stationery Lawler Hurd Marcus Ward Whiting Hurlburt Juvenile Books G. A. Henry Horatio Alger Harry Castleman Edward Ellis Feiorias Aefaay PO Fashionable Stationer & Bookseller Merrimack John Sts
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