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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
18
The article reviews Prof. Swift’s critique of boyhood behavior and the influence of environment on delinquency. It discusses truancy, fighting, stealing, and later emphasizes reform through biology, education, and humane treatment, arguing against flogging and for trust-based development and structured work.
A Russian critique of the Port Arthur siege argues Gen. Stoessel failed, contrasts him with Smirnoff and Kondratenko, and credits Smirnoff with effective leadership while detailing supply problems, conflicting commands, and the brutal realities of the siege.
In critical essays of the seventeenth century Mr. Spingarn advances the study of formal criticism tracing its roots to late Renaissance Italy and its transfer to England. The volume emphasizes literary processes, original causes, and illuminative notes, outlining how ancient rules adapted to modern practice.
The review lauds Mrs Deland's new collection for its six timely stories on moral human factors. It highlights two key plots, one about labor and capital with a widowed sister amid a strike who marries a clergyman, and another a love tale involving a lawyer and a mysterious woman with contested maternity. The critic notes Deland's deep moral focus and range from pastoral to industrial settings.
The Bobbs-Merrill Company issues a revised edition of Every day Etiquette by Marion Harland now titled Marion Harland's Complete Etiquette. Added topics include After Liz O'Clock and The Dinner Party among others. Also noted is R. J. Deland's Mother and Some Other People by Margaret Deland, published by Harper & Brothers.
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