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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1908
Page
20
The New York Times announces daily and Sunday editions mailed across the country. Rates are Thc. per month for Daily Edition and 1oc. per month for Sunday Edition. Orders may be placed via newsdealers or directly with the Publication Office by telephone at 1000 Bryant.
Article overview discussing the active role of the United States in shaping the Mexican Republic. It credits American influence through diplomatic, economic, and cultural channels and reflects on perspectives of an English student and commentator George R. Bishop.
A London reviewer critiques current writers for slipshod style and claimed universal knowledge, arguing Kipling shapes both American and English prose. He praises Kipling’s sincere, vibrant style and notes the journalist’s restraint and investigation over mere guesswork. The piece suggests Kipling’s lasting impact remains uncertain and awaits a fuller legacy.
Julius Chambers's On a Margin is reissued by Mitchell Kennerley in New York at $1.50. The book offers explanations and conclusions on the country's financial upheavals and reflects the views of a sharp, thoughtful author.
Literary London gossip notes Miss May Sinclair has completed a play in adaptation of Kitty Tailleur, soon to be published as The Immortal Moment by Doubleday. The piece reportedly shows clever dramatic technique in manuscript form. Mrs. Humphry Ward hosts a charity garden party with Morris dances performed by Settlement-protected children.
A Parisian puzzle of a locked room attack on a young woman ends with a hidden killer and a twist that foils the famed detective Rouletabille. Leroux’s tale blends science and romance with multiple mysteries, promised as a brisk railway read.
Edwin George Pinkham's Fate's a Fiddler is praised for creditable effort and lively parallels to Dickens. The tale, narrated by Sumner Bibbus, follows a Boston family’s pursuit of fortune from Missouri to Harold Portal, with Bermondsey Sibbus as a second hand dealer.
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