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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1908

Page

15

A Little Land and a Living Book Review

The review praises Bolton Hall's plan for intensive farming on small plots as a hopeful path for independents. It cites examples from Japan Jersey France and notes Hall argues one acre can yield 300 to 550 bushels of onions with smart methods. It contrasts small plots with distant large farms and stresses practical value amid utopian tones.

Mr. Bolton Hall Am Cndia Press Hall Japan Jersey English Channel Staten Island France Mr. Hall Antaeus

Prospect of success in Hall’s plan attracts readers

The passage notes that while success varies by case, Hall's proposal offers alluring possibilities. It urges reading for those seeking personal improvement and for benefactors who can aid others less fortunate in worldly goods.

Hall

The Woman Pays by Frederic P. Ladd

Victorian heroine Victoria Kent is pursued by a charming unmarried clergyman. The husband confronts the minister and later remarries after Victoria’s plunge from a lake boat. The tale, set in New York urban life, ends with the woman paying for her actions.

Mitchel Kemberly Frederic P. Ladd Mr. Ladd Victoria Kent Victoria New York

Lives of Great English Writers from Chaucer to Browning

Prof Francis B Gummere and Prof Walter S Hinchman contribute to a new series of biographies from Houghton Mifflin The books present concise lives showing time and environment effects on the authors without heavy critique They include a brief bibliography a chronological table and a literary map as useful study aids.

Francis B. Gummere Haverford College Chaucer Browning Houghton, Mifflin & Co

Life of Lamar Fontaine Explores Bold Adventurer

A review of My Life and My Lectures by Lamar Fontaine recounts his early capture by Indians for five years and a sixteen year world odyssey. The book blends peril with humor as Fontaine portrays captive exploits, hunting, exploration, travel, and military service with vivid incidents.

Lamar Fontaine Fontaine Neale Publishing Company

Varieties of Sin A Wesleyan Study by Charles Newman Curtis

A 1907 Troy Conference address collection analysis by Charles N Curtis, detailing diverse sin types from a Wesleyan perspective and concluding with salvation methods. Eaton & Mains and Jennings & Graham publish the volume at $1.25.

Charles Newman Curtis Troy Saratoga Eaton & Mains New York Jennings & Graham Cincinnati

Seven Women of Gallic Temper in Pilon’s Muses Book

Edward Pilon’s 1908 Paris study of seven Frenchwomen profiles Mme d Aulnoy Carmel Pilon and other salons era figures. It contrasts their charm and passions with the author’s sculptor lineage and notes their wit, vanity, talents, and lasting cultural impact in early 20th century Paris.

Onsieur Edmond Pilon Jadis Paris Germain Pilon Valois M. Pilon Mme. d'Aulnoy Mme. d’Aulnoy Spain Gemi Mmes Carmel Pilon Mme Conrad Mme. Pilon France Voltaire Mme Denis Mme. Denis Mme. Greuze Diderot Greuze

Broken Jug and Notable Women in Pilon Gallery

The piece notes a deceitful yet influential woman who inspired a man to riches but spurned him with costly quarrels ending in a prettily broken matrimonial jug. It also cites Mme Cottin and Mrs Cook as notable figures in Pilon’s gallery of famous women, praising French refinement in portraiture.

Mme. Cottin

Upton Sinclair to Publish The Money Changers This Fall

Upton Sinclair will publish a new novel The Money Changers this fall through B W Dodge & Co It continues characters from The Metropolis and aims to present New York City business and social life as part of a trilogy The main plot is tied to the 1907 financial panic in real history.

Upton Sinclair B. W. Dodge & Co Metropolis New York City Itg Curaux

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