Milton and His Mighty Music Tercentenary Tribute An Anthology
A long item notes works on Milton and his poetry for the tercentenary, with references to Aldrich on poetry's decline, Maederlinck at home, and a survey of the Morgan manuscripts at Columbia, plus Bronte poetry first editions and an auction detail of rare copies.
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Milton
Wiliam
Aspenwall
Bradley
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Pierpont Morgan
America
Columbia University
George 8. Hellman
Lapham
Anderson
East Forty-sixth Street
Bronté
Smith, Elder & Co
Aylett and Jones
Mrs Elinor Glyn Delays Return to America
It is announced that Mrs Elinor Glyn has been prevented by a number of misfortunes from returning to America as soon as she planned. The message notes delays and postponed departure.
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Elinor
Glyn
America
Milton Verse Fragment Rendered As Night Peace
Fragments from John Milton reflect a night of peace at the nativity, contrasting war with a calm scene. The text mentions rulers, ships, and stars listening as the Prince of Light begins his reign, with shepherds nearby and the dawn approaching.
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Light
Christmas and Its Books in American Holiday Festivals
A reflective essay compares American Christmas and other holidays with old English festal roots. It notes American practicality and sentiment toward antiquity, a carnivalesque spirit, brass bands, and lively public celebrations, citing a Chicago hotel band procession as a vivid example.
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America
England
Ican
United
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