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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1908
Page
21
Henry L. Nelson on international affairs. Reevee and Jaures discuss the Egypt art topic. Martin Conway covers the Aldrich-Vreeland bill and moral moderns. The Northern Question is examined along with Britannicus and postal savings banks.
A fragmented calendar of titles and names appears, with references to Adlai Stevenson and Eleanor Ingram among others. The readable lines list Alice Garland Steel Agnes Laut and Raymond Harriman alongside varied, uncertain phrases and stray letters.
A school incident linked to drinking cups leads to fatal outcomes. The report notes concerns over safety measures and traces the event to a possible negligence or hazard in the school environment. Authorities are reviewing procedures to prevent further tragedy.
Rev. Samuel McComb addresses nervous miseries and how to fight them in an article. Mary J. Howell contributes an incomplete piece titled A Rebel. The issue previews The Whole Family by 227-2 and The Indian Trail by Marie Van Vorst, along with fashion notes and features on women’s clubhouses and college girls returning home.
A mixed listing of feature pieces and authors appears, including Mrs Osborns Letter The Summer Vacationist Fashions The Vig M F Coughlin and The New Plantation Life. Other items referenced include The Call of the Clover Kathryn Jarboe The Easy Way by John L Mathews and about education and family topics.
A compact reader catalog lists features in The Ladies' Home Journal including The Mystery of Miss Motte by Caroline Atwater Mason, Harrison Fisher's College Girls, A Fudge Party and columns by Marie Van Vorst Hettie Bosley Goldrick and Florence Morse Kingsley. It highlights articles on women’s lives, marriage and society with illustrations by Henry Hutt and Cecil Clay.
A 1900s era page lists articles and authors including Edward Everett Hale A Derelict by Juliet Wilbur Tompkins The Anticipations of Clarinda by Ruth Wilson Herrick The Country Post Office May 1 Fish The Last Hour by Owen Oliver A Grand Army Man Harvey J O'Higgins The Psychology of Mr Poole Clinton Dangerfield
A condensed catalog of historic homes and gardens including Castle THE JAPANESE GARDEN OF TAL A and HUCK-WEEEN LODGE Camp of William Curtis Demorest. notes on Sun Room Delta Austrian home, bushbery, and various named residences such as Bernardsville and Durando Nichols. Includes references to figures like Chauncey and Pfizer and highlights well designed appliques.
A feature on a summer home in Pennsylvania with interior design ideas and practical framing tips. Notable mentions include guidance from M. Phelps and B. George on decorating and building details for outdoor living spaces.
Features on a city house roof by Smedley A Barreme and Nemesine Pope from Basse-A-Loin. Includes segments on automotives and summer days on the highway with contributions by Ernest C. Moses and B Tucker. Also notes Charles Alma Byers on the Swiss Chalet in America.
A vintage feature outlines rural landscape subjects and gardening crafts with pieces on photographing wildlife like the great northern diver, new water features for country estates, indoor fountains, artificial lakes, bog gardens, and country home financing while highlighting various authors and contributors.
A catalog of articles and profiles in a Broadway Magazine issue listing pieces such as The Black Hand Power and Mystery, Foreign and Their American Prey, The Man Bird and His Flight, Liquor's Fight Against Prohibition, The Face Factory, Luxurious Adirondack Camps, A Painter of the Good Old Times, The Pest at Our Gates, Strictly Business, Lonesome, The Path to Spain, The Diplodocus, The Imposters, and author notes by Vance Thompson, Eugene Wood, Carrington A. Phelps, Page Dunbar, Poultney Bigelow, Mary Stewart Cutting, Porter Emerson Browne, and Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd.
A list of book or story titles and authors including Laura Alma Tadema, Edna A Needles, Linda De Armand, Bill a cheerful dog, Elizabeth C Webb, Frances Schneider, Byrtha Bowman, Blanche Wade, and Walter King Stone. The items resemble a catalog of works or notices involving authors and titles.
A compact note lists serialized fiction and story titles including The Sable Stole and The Heir of Strode among others. The page presents a collage of periodicals or poem stubs with authors and fragmentary captions.
A fragmented OCR page mentions pieces like LAUGHING PHILOSOPHERS and BABY'S FATE with scattered names such as Antoinette R Perrett and Elizabeth siren. Other items include THE CUP THAT KILLS and MRS DUGAN’S BiscovERy with unclear context.
A survey of recent architecture topics includes Millet's decorations in Baltimore, Mechlin and Paris street architecture innovations, Karnak temple descriptions, and German city planning notes. The issue also reviews new architecture books and building topics from Washington.
A vignette set features Dorothea Deakin and Zelphine’s Wedding Journey with intertwining stories of love and elopement. The collection includes The Apple and The Destiny of Rip, reflecting varied tales of romance, duty, and social constraint.
A compact page lists travel items including a flyer titled At the Throttle of a Flyer and routes New York to Boston and back by trolley. Also mentioned are The Shoshone Falls and Along Thames Waters with authors H Moore Louise Warr Boughton Wilby.
The H. M. Caldwell Company announces a September release of The Century Shakespeare a complete forty volume edition with authoritative introductions glossaries notes and a life and work account by Furnivall Munro. Frontispieces will be photogravure from original paintings by Dicksee Millais Westall Romney Gilbert and others.
The latest Ginn & Co. International Library volumes praise peace, with Texts of the Hague Conferences and The Two Hague Conferences and Their Contributions to International Law. Other new titles include Memoirs of Fraulein Carla Wenckebach, American Hero Stories, The Story of a Wireless Telegraph Boy, The Children's Longfellow, The Book of the Little Past, Fresh Posies, Ye Butcher Ye Baker Ye Candlestick Maker, Sidney at College, The Blue Peter, and Psychical Research and the Resurrection by Hyslop with Piper's prominent role. Boston, July 24. STEPHENSON BROWNE.
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