Insect Stories by Kellogg Brings Nature to Life
A review of Vernon L. Kellogg’s Insect Stories from Stanford University outlines tales of the digger wasp, a tarantula fight, and hive life. The author insists on truth in his animal narratives and paints vivid scenes of wasp eggs, paralyzed prey, and a bee named Fuzzy contributing to its colony.
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Vernon L. Kellogg
Stanford University
California
Henry Holt & Co
Mary
Kellogg
Prof. Vincent
Prof. Kellogg
Great Ralegh
Sir Walter Ralegh
Hugh de Selincourt
Oyster Bay Disputes Kellogg Book Stories
The note hints at Oyster Bay challenging stories in Prof Kellogg's book, implying criticism of its contents. It underscores a public dispute over the book's portrayal and credibility among readers and local circles.
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Oyster Bay
Prof. Kellogg
Authors on the Move and Projects Across Europe
DGAR ALLEN FORBES sails on the Koenigin Suise for a two year Africa trip to study White Man's Africa and will publish articles in the World's Work. Eugene P. Lyle returns to his Virginia farm from New York. Mrs Haviland hosts Violet Westcott and Marie van Vorst at Limoges. Maurice Francis Egan finishes Sexton Maginnis stories slated for next year. Emory Pottle may switch professions as Booth Tarkington and Harry Leon Wilson cast him as hero in Foreign Exchange. Mary Roberts Rinehart, from Pittsburg, started writing at fifteen and later studied medicine with three children.
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Dgar Allen Forbes
Africa
Eugene P. Lyle
Limoges
France
Violet Westcott
David Harum
Marie van Vorst
Maurice Francis Egan
Denmark
Sexton Maginnis
Emory Pottle
Booth Tarkington
Harry Leon Wilson
Foreign Exchange
Mr. Pottle
America
Mary Roberts Rinehart
The
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Pittsburg
Russian Romance The Traitor's Wife sensational tale
Review of H. Wena's novel Russian Romance The Traitor's Wife. It mocks political significance while detailing sensational episodes set in revolutionary Russia. The traitor deceives revolutionaries for gain and his widow cannot wed her true love as plots unfold around a failed czar’s son kidnap attempt.
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Russia
H. Wena
London
T. Fisher
Win
Paul Dremitz
Alan Leigh
Alan
When The Cruel War Transforms The Warrens Of Virginia
A review notes George Cary Eggleston adapts The Warrens of Virginia into a novel with Belasco style romance. It praises stock scenery and historical hints of the Civil War, while noting Eggleston’s lack of illusion but credible love story of a Southern girl and her Northern lover amid battles, prisons, and reconciliation.
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George Cary Eggleston
Warrens
Virginia
William C. de Mille
Mr. Belasco
Ito
G. W. Dillingham Company
Mr. Eggleston
Thomas Nelson Page
Marie Chan
Meh
Dorothy South
Belasco
Ewave
Love and War in the Philippines reviewed in purist terms
A London reviewer praises The Little Brown Brother by Stanley Portal Hyatt as a vivid romance set in the Philippines. The critique notes strong war scenes and a genuine love story amid imperial politics, while acknowledging anti imperialism themes and a rare, searing look at colonial methods from an English perspective.
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Mason and Dixon
Little Brown Brother
Stanley Portal Hyatt
London
Archibald Constable & Co., Limited
Derek North
Philippines
Asiatic Annex
England
Ireland
Egypt
India
Roland
Oliver
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John Galsworthy
Crown Soc
Nona
F. W. Bain
Ee Erie
Louise de la Valliere
Louis XIV
Jules Lair
Europe
Louise
M. Lair
Charles S. Minot
Harvard University
Putnam's & the Reader
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
New York
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