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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1908

Page

25

GARDENING TOPICS AND PLANTING TIPS LISTED

A compilation of garden articles and topics includes native nuts grafting methods by W Kerr, early fall in southern gardens, growing wild flowers from seed, starting a greenhouse business on small capital, home grown daffodils for Christmas, herbaceous perennials worth growing, ornamental fruits of September, forcing bulbs and bulbs for house culture, mantell or chimney piece, and warming houses by water.

W. Kerr O. Drake Thomas J Steed Lewis Marble Fietcher Dier E. Pendleton Ornamental Fruits Alfred Rehder New York John W. Russell Ella M. Beals Eben E. Rexford Mantell Alice L. Smith North Mary Hodges Firnest C Moses

Harper's Bazaar long list of 1920s features and columns

A collage of for women in English politics home life and culture items from Harper's Bazaar notes various articles and contributors. Items include Myra Himmons The Whole Family Mary Heaton Vorse The Letter Winifred Arnold The Girl in Boarding-School and many other features on domestic life fashion arts travel and society with named authors and illustrated pieces.

Harper’s Bazar ALLISON_FIELD Myra Himmons Billy Mary Heaton Vorse Mery Pottie Dunmow G. Fita Gerald Winifred Arnold

The Smart Set The Gorgeous Isle The Golden Lie and More

A collage of book titles and authors appears, listing works by Gertrude Atherton Helen Frances Huntington Johnson Morton Joseph I C Clarke and others. The page catalogs fiction and poetry with scattered author names and titles such as ONE SATURDAY IN AUGUST and ONLY A BOY by John Kendrick Bangs.

Gertrude Atherton Helen Frances Huntington Johnson Morton Joseph I.C. Clarke Clinton Scollard Eee Vanderheryd Fyles John Kendrick Bangs Wallace Lobes Indeod James Smith Chniekan Reid

Review of Current World and Social Topics in Lore

A fragmented catalog of 1900s era periodical items and essay titles. It lists diverse subjects from politics and social science to space travel and domestic life, featuring authors such as Samuel Dickie John Temple Graves H. Guy Sophie Kerr and Edith Hibbard Eberlein.

Socialist Party Rok Robert Hunter Swe Samuel Dickie Thomas Wateon Ae John Temple Graves H. Guy Casa James T. McCleary England Guernsey Jones Home Monthly Lotte A. Aikens Ceylon Hollingsworth Bill Bailey Sophie Kerr Underwood Harold Donaldson Eberlein Charles Culver Socn Glentulla Edith Hibbard George Starin Cowles E. Rexford

THE CIRCLE AND OTHER READING TITLES IN A 1910S JOURNAL PAGE

A catalog of varied articles and essays lists authors such as George Randolph Chester Anne Forsyth F. K. Sulzer and Julia E. Rogers. Topics span biographies fiction nature driving nycturnal observations and household topics with no single narrative thread.

the Circle Night Watchman George Randolph Chester Willam_ Jennings Bryan Theodore FP Shonts MacArthur President Roosevelt James H. Collins Anne Forsyth Automobile Birds F. K. Sulzer Charles H. Cochrane Waly Ab John Vaeere Russell Clara Morris William Northrup Morse

SUCCESS MAGAZINE CONTENTS AND AUTHORS

A catalog of articles and features from SUCCESS MAGAZINE including The Reign of Lawlessness in Kentucky by John L. Mathews Why Take Life Seriously Anyway by Orison Swett Marden and Albert White Verse Would I Change My Work surplus money must work making the desert bloom The Betty Bob Housekeeping Co Edwin Markham David Graham Evane Diana and the Duke Emery Pottle The Longest Way Round Charles Battell Loom Walter E. Weyl At the Threshold of Flight Margaret Howard Hincks Morse The Pulls of the World Howard Brubaker Orita's Father Mary Feneltosa Love in the Foothills W. C. Morrow.

Kentucky John L. Mathews Eee Orison Swett Marden Albert White Betty- Bob Housekeeping CO Edwin Markham David Graham Evane Diana and the Duke Emery Pottle Charles Battell Walter E. Weyl Argaret Howard Hincks Morse Pulsh Howard Brubaker Orita Mary Feneltosa Love W. C. Morrow

Aimslees Veiled Mar iposa and Other Titles

A list of book and story titles with authors including Mrs Wilson Woodrow May Sinclair Frank Danby Arthur Loring Fruce Joan Kendrick Bangs and Mary H Vorse. The collection features fiction poems and a short playish work with varied subjects.

Wilson Woodrow G . i Phillips May Sinclair Frank Danby Arthur Loring Fruce Theodosian Garrison Qoventin M. Drake Joan Kendrick Bangs Aunt Maria Mary H. Vorse

Metropolitan Maga The Case of Alaboneur

A collection of eclectic historical pieces and figures are presented in a magazine style. Notable mentions include Arthur Colton on a naval battle of the future, Hudson Maxim, Dr. Robert A. Bachmann on osteopathy, and Avery Abbott with a captain of indigence. The issue also references reminiscences of an old New York by Peter Gassner and others.

Arthur Colton Hudson Maxim Robert A. Bachmann Cees-E

Travel Magazine Highlights Exotic Musicians and European Travel

A travel magazine feature reviews diverse topics from strange musicians in Florida to the Dunderbergs and their environs. It covers automobiling in the West Coast, coaching in Britain, and scenic railways like the Jungfraub ascent, plus simple travel in England.

Oliver Bainbridge Dunderbergs Elise West Isle Charles W. Jacobs Deshler Welch ST. Malo Z. H. Beckley England Hester Fairgrieve

The Ghost Kings in Eee Magazineharbor Tale Mix

A fragmentary listing features titles and author names like Rider Haggard Elliott Walker John Trump Elliott Flower and Robert Aitken. It presents assorted magazine items including a curious piece about a proxy wife and a sea voyage without a clue.

Eee Magazine Rider Haggard Elliott Walker John Trump Elliott Flower Robert Aitken

The Illustrator And His Income Ten Years Later

A column review traces the career of the illustrator and assesses earnings over a decade. It surveys market shifts, book trade dynamics, and the financial realities for artists in publishing.

Chronicle and Comment M. Colby WOME Osc Ceecet Tees Katherine Cecil Thurston Pronson Howar Weaeereee Duffield Osborne

The Soul of the Mirror A Legend of Japan

Review and literary notes on Japan inspired tale in Current Literature series. Critics discuss themes of identity and cultural reflection in a short legend.

Review OF the World Japan

The Craftsmanship in Modern Spanish Art Exhibit 1908

Exhibition notes discuss modern Spanish art in Paris salon 1908 and the ethics and aesthetics influencing the push cart critique by Marion Winthrop.

Rest E Fenollosa Marion Winthrop

Modern American Art and Notable Works in Brief

A list of works and authors spans topics from modern American art to science culture for the blind and Alpine guides. Notable entries include Giles Figerton on physiographic culture, Dorothea’s School Gifts, and Ralph Henry Barbour’s A Jungleville Ferry with other titles by Taber, Sargent Holland, Foss, and Pratt.

Giles Figerton Physicaf Culture For Stanley Johnson Dorothea Eunice Ward Alpine Guides Allen Wiley Hakey Ralph Henry Barbour Taber Rupert Sargent Holland Walter Harvey Coward Martin M. Foss

Wonderland of Delirium and Socialism in The American Magazine

A jumble of magazine titles and article headlines presents a collage from The American Magazine and Popular Science. Prominent items include Charles Roman on socialism, Ernest Poole on families, Octave Mirbeau notes, Luther Gulick on handicaps, and features on Roosevelts, hunting, and science topics across psychology, physiology, and archaeology.

Charles Roman Ernest Poole Rees Stannard Wheabi Octave Mirbeau Luther H. Gulick Dooley Jimsif Bate Mary Heaton Vorseweld Pbue Yids Rae Er Dunney

Architectural Record: A Great American Architect Leopold Eidlitz

Montgomery Schuyler reviews Leopold Eidlitz and examines new public buildings at Washington D C. The piece contrasts Eidlitz with earlier designers and surveys furniture from other eras. It cites Isila Mechi in a discussion of architectural history and mentions Charles de Kay and Frederic B Warren in commentary.

Leopold

The Investigation at Holman Square

A fragmented excerpt from Lippincott's Magazine outlines an inquiry or case at Holman Square involving figures named Monroe Hopkins Socrates and Laura Simmons, with references to various titled stories and authors suggesting a serialized crime or mystery section within the issue.

Lippincott’s Holman Square Monroe Hopkins Penne Brook Bi ‘Omfurt del Aide Laura Simmons Warwickshirf Anne del Wrart Minna T. Antrim Ule Fannie Heastip Lea

The Loveliest Woman in Galway and Other Stories

A miscellany of titles including The Fixer by Porter Emerson Browne and Across Europe by Henry Rowland. Features essays and theatrical pieces such as Does Prohibition Pay and The Salvation of Christianity.

Galway Charles F. Aked Porter Emerson Browne Ois Wea Ees Stanley Hall Trumbull White Kelly John. T. McCutcheon Europe Henry € . Rowland Women College

The Mayor's Honeymoon and Other Tales

A clustered listing of story titles and authors includes Lindsay Denison Leroy Scott Gouverneur Morris George W. Crichfield Calvin B. Brown Zona Gale Frederic Thompson Hamlin Garland and more. These items present varied fiction and essays in a late 19th or early 20th century style with authors noted for serialized or column features.

Black Hand Lindsay Denison Leroy Scott Arthur Stringer Newport Gouverneur Morris Castro George W. Crichfield Calvin B. Brown Sosa William Hard Zona Gale Frederic Thompson Hamlin Garland

Literary items from Philadelphia reveal new novels and editions

Philadelphia news notes new golf and tennis companion volume on rowing by H J Letman. S. Weir Mitchell’s revolutionary tale A Venture in 1717 heads fall lines. Andrew Lang edits Tales from Shakespeare for Lambs. new Fairyland edition by Lippincotts with Bell illustrations. Louis Becke’s The Adventures of Louis Blake slated. Francis Sinclair to debut in America with unusual tales and Pacific poetry.

Jiladelphia George W. Jacobs & Co H.J. Letman England S. Weir Mitchell Jacoby Andrew Lang Charles and Mary Lambs Wippincotts Juvenile Library of Abondon Robert Anning Bell Floline Lee J. B. Lippincott Company Harriet Parr Jeanne DeAre Reginald, L. Knowles Horace J. Knowles Effie WH. Freemantle Louis Recke Lippincotts Louis Blake Pacific Mr. Becke South Seas Lippincoetts Francis Sinclair America Engand

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