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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1909
Page
37
A Paris born wife and her New York life intertwine as a French nobleman’s lie tests honor and a widow’s heart. The novel blends Parisian and Knickerbocker society, dramatizing tension between wealth, social expectation, and pursuit of affectionate happiness.
SR Charles Wyndham, now in this country, is a medical man and stage figure, brother of Bronson Howard’s widow, once an army surgeon under Banks, and linked with Booth’s company. Miss Henrietta Kuyper Dutch story of Henry Hudson’s voyage plus social life in 1905. Arthur Goodrich, novelist and public speaker, also a director and stockholder. Rose O Neill Wilson visits Missouri ranch Bonniebrook. Edwin Balmer wed in Chicago. Katharine MacHarg is his wife’s brother’s coauthor. Josephine Daskam Bacon extends Memoirs of a Baby. Zona Gale returns to Wisconsin with new manuscripts. Philip S. Marden back from Spain plans volume Greece and Aegean. Frank A Mumby near finishing Queen Elizabeth biography at Houghton Mifflin.
The May 29 review praises Brownell and Doyle for strong verse on the Civil War and Lincoln, critiques originality, notes Stoddard and Ryan among famed poets, and commends Edward Doyle’s American Soldier for its interpretive power. Eugene Geary signatures the letter from New York, June 7.
A reader contests George S Hellmans May May 29 essay in The Saturday Review of Books arguing that Southern poetry such as Father Abram J Ryan Conquered Banner is as worthy as Northern pieces. The letter cites Beers On the Shores of Tennessee and All Quiet Along the Potomac.
A fragment from a Northern poem by a Northern author J Frederick Tracy dated June 9 in New York appears in the record. The item notes authorship and location, signaling a literary note or correspondence.
J W Byrne argues against the May 29 editor’s stance on Junius authorship. He cites Chabot’s Handwriting of Junius and Forty four letters of Francis as written by one hand. Byrne recommends Ames on Forgery pages 243 254 for those without Chabot copy. New York June 8.
In the May issue H H Harrison answers whether Charles Darwin took the idea from Erasmus Darwin. The piece argues Darwin’s distinct contribution was natural selection, a theory he tested by experiments and observations, shared only with Wallace, setting him as a world renowned figure.
Charles Hamlin comments in The Review May 29 issue that The Saturday Review of Books is attractive and worthy. The reader praises Appeals to Readers and Queries and Answers as especially interesting, noting the overall quality of the paper. Bristol, Penn., June 10.
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