Byrons Don Juan volume noted with Coleridge intro
A review discusses a new Byron edition featuring a long seventeenth canto fragment, editor notes, and extensive introductions and notes. It highlights Coleridge’s commentary, explores Byron’s aims, and praises the work’s vitality while noting moral criticisms and the need for future volumes to complete the series.
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Byron
Lord
Kottien
York
Tharles
Alam
Bern
Don Juan
Byrom
Seifthey
Coleridge
Wordsworth
Lord Castlere Ae
Dan Jaman
Geil
Moore
Nesur
Donny Johnny
Murray
Kingsley
Salads Sandwiches and Chafing Dish Dainties Review
Janet McKenzie Hill's Salads Sandwiches and Chafing Dish Dainties praised for thoroughness and delicious ideas. The Boston book features 33 sandwich variants and charming anecdotes about Mme de Stael and other culinary tales.
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Jdnet McKenzie Hill
Boston
Mme. de Stal
Paris
Janet McKenzie Hill
Earil
Hodge
Bubbles We Buy and a Tangle of Love and Secrets
A fragmentary book review hints at a melodramatic tale starring Miss Jones and Gilbert Clinch. Wealth, misfortune, heredity insanity, and a Canada escape shape a tragedy where love and duty clash with family secrets and a pirate ancestor.
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Alice Jones
Ann Baston
I. Turner & Co
Miss Jones
Tibel Steele
Gilbert Clinch
Andrew Broderick
Andrew
Isabel
Gilbert
Althbrugh
Ip Best
Martinique
Shisan
Mme de- Barre de Fer- Des Lance
Transvaal
Meg
Lord Varnade
Anadian Howe
Ives
Eres
Rch
Making of a Newspaper Practical Journalism in Preparation
Edwin Shumlin describes his forthcoming work at Appleton that aims to guide the practical newspaper man and aspiring entrants. He notes the lack of a complete popular manual and promises detailed coverage drawn from twenty years in printing, editing, and newsroom duties, including libel copyright and errors.
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Edwin ©. Shumlin
Dappleton & Co
Methods of reporting and the modern newspaper
The piece discusses reporting in country papers and print media, noting that large dailies are dominated by commercial interests. It argues journalism remains a force for good, offering honorable opportunities for young writers while warning against preaching or propaganda in news writing.
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Shuman
The Stumbling Block Bria’s Tragic Bohemian Life
A brisk biographical sketch traces Bria known as Cambria from Welsh roots to London. Her bloodthirsty childhood, pursuit of romance, and bohemian travels with Phoebe lead to tragedy. Amid affairs with Saxon Basterfield and rival Jill, Bria’s guilt and heartbreak end with a doomed marriage and early death.
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Lambria Ormathwaite
Tev
Bria
Owen
Phoebe
Saxon Basterfield
Basterfield
Visi
Jill
Easterfield
England
Saxon
Jim
Saxop
Mr Claghorn's Daughter reviewed as psycho logical study
A critical note praises Mr Claghorn's Daughter a psychological study of an atheist American in Paris raised amid secularism. The reviewer highlights its engaging narrative, character contrasts, and a Parisian episode with Marquis de Fleury, despite initial misgivings about its religious themes.
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Hilary Trent
Paris
Mr. Claghorn
Presbyterian Church
Marquis de Fleury
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New England
Bangor Daily News
Dickerman Publishing Co
Mass
the Library
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R. I. Cholmeley
Andrew Lang Booksellers
London Bridge
H. R. Plumer
W. Greg
the Times
Warjuldhall Library
Chas Weich
Elizabeth Lee
A. W. Pollard
Mr. Carnegie
Scott-Thaw CO
Wellers Riz Mist
Norman Maclean
Twain
Caldwell
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Philadelphia
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