Dr Worcester's cure movement examined in depth
The piece reviews Dr Worcester and Dr McComb's Medicine and Religion, noting the authors seek to extend cure beyond medicine while preserving scientific rigor. It contrasts their respectful approach with quackery and discusses their treatment of subliminal mind ideas and the role of prayer and Christ’s miracles.
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Emmanuel Church
Coriat
Worcester
Isadyug
Christ
Motor Trips in Foreign Lands Entertainment Volumes
Two well printed illustrated books showcase motor travel abroad with traveler tailored content. Each offers chapters on sightseeing and encounters, reflecting a growing interest in motoring as a leisure activity and its broad appeal to individual readers.
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Frank H. Presbrey
Outing Publishing Company
Wayside
Normandy
Brittany
Scotland
England
Ireland
John M. Dillon
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Confessions of a Princess reviewed as Victorian spectacle
A critical notice portrays Confessions of a Princess as a translated German mock memoir of impractical royalty. It mocks the King’s tyranny over family, the Princess’s secrets, and the hollow nobility while noting readers’ curiosity and the period’s fascination with faded aristocracy.
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New York
Doscher & Co
Labor or the Money God! Which? A critique
A sharp review condemns Charles Felton Pidgin’s labor romance for banality and lifeless characters. It argues sociological concerns fail to solve labor questions and that mixing romance with social issues misleads readers. The critic warns the work offers no real refuge from economic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Felton Pidgin
Mayhew Publishing Company
Boston
Shaw
Paul the Mystic reviewed by James Campbell
The Rev James M Campbell D D author of Paul the Mystic from G P Putnam's Sons argues that the Apostle Paul's mysticism has been overlooked. He praises the book's flowing luminous style and its scientific, thought provoking treatment of this element in Paul.
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Paul
James M. Campbell
D. D
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Apostle
Campbell
Braid's Advanced Golf Sets New Standards
Braid's new book Advanced Golf appears amid his Prestwick triumph finishing the Open in 291 for seventy-two holes. He argues for continual practice, long drives, and refined club choices with chapters on abnormal stances and half-stroke scoring for bogey and handicaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Braid
Prestwick
Braid
Les
New Editions Promote Romeo and Juliet and Golf Guide
Duffield & Co issue Brooke's Rometts and Juliet with origin diagram and glossary edited by J. J. Munro. James Braid's Advanced Golf, with photographs and diagrams, adds progressive instruction from 1905 to 1908.
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Duffield & Co
Brooke
Shakespeare
J. J. Munro
James Braid
Philadelphia
George W. Jacobs Company
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Fridtjof Nansen
G. A. Johnston Ross
John Dewey
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