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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1908
Page
18
The Times informs readers nationwide they can receive the Daily and Sunday Editions by mail at 75 cents per month for the Daily and 5 cents per month for Sunday. Orders may be placed through news dealers or directly with the Publication Office via telephone 1000 Bryant.
A compact survey notes widespread movement against the government as discussed in Mr Walling's careful study. The piece places the topic within a broader array of culture and politics including editorials and weekly topics.
Disraeli’s praise of Prince Albert as the most interesting figure since Sir Philip Sydney is explored amid reflections on Queen Victoria’s life. The piece weighs the Prince Consort’s character, public and private life, and the breadth of other notable English figures from Sydney to Sheridan.
Charles A. Carpenter's Profit Making in Shop and Factory Management reviews cost control, production discipline, and distribution. Aimed at captains of industry and smaller leaders, the essays derive from Carpenter's practical experience and technical magazine edits.
In July commentary Jacob Lonson of The New Age sniffs at what is not the novel of the year while naming The Blue Lagoon as the season’s near winner. Helen Green and Gelett Burgess receive praise for America’s recent fiction, and Mrs Frankau faces a £50 verdict guiding her next Dinard holiday.
The Lippincott company advances IPPINCOTT'S Educational Series with a sixth and seventh volume on The Study of Nature by Schmucker, aided by Katharine Elizabeth Schmucker. New titles include Walter Page Wrights The Perfect Garden and Persia The Awakening East by W P Cresson, both praised for practicality and timely insights.
Mabie and Stephens coedit a Doubleday volume that sketches heroic women from Alcestis to Florence Nightingale. The book compiles material from many sources and aims to interest children with literary charm. The Joan of Arc paper, adapted from Janet Tucker, notably preserves the mystery tragedy and triumph of the Maid.
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