Secretary Shaw and Current Issues in His Writings
R Shaw presents a collection of talks and letters showing how a Treasury secretary with practical experience argues on railways trusts currency and policy. The essays reflect experience over learning, with sharp critique of muckraking and a defense of balanced regulation, reform and cautious credit.
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Tessie Mortimer Shaw
the Treasury
New York
D. Appleton & Co
Denison
Iowa
Shaw
St. Louis
Missouri
Texas
Seeing England with Uncle John
Uncle John travels England in a witty travelogue style with Dilly Yvonne and Lee trying to keep up. The book mixes humorous monologues and letters about tea at four o clock, damp weather, and travel anecdotes with amusing pictures by Grnger. Price 150 dollars.
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England
Uncle John
Dilly
Yvonne
Lee
Authors' Worldwide Movements and Publicities
Anne Warner plans to travel abroad with her daughter next month to gather material for a new book. Christian Brinton tours Mexico by yacht while his Modern Artists is published. Gari Melchers paints a Roosevelt portrait. he hails from Detroit but lives in Holland. Juliet Wilbur Tompkins sails for Europe next month. E. Kiser endures fame as imposters imitate his verse causing odd communications. Agnes McClelland Daulton, author of Fritzi, lives in a colonial house near St George Street, New York Bay, and her Bath stories run in St Nicholas.
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Anne Warner
England
John
Christian Brinton
Mexico
Gari Melchers
Holland
Juliet Wilbur Tompkins
Dr. Ellen
Europe
E. Kiser
Mr. Kiser
London
Chicago
Kiser
Agnes McClelland Daulton
Fritzi
Century Company
St. George, S. 1
New York Bay
Bath
St. Nicholas
The Common Sense of the Milk Question
John Spargo socialist writer presents The Common Sense of the Milk Question to be published by Macmillan in spring. He links infant mortality from impure milk to birth rate decline and nursing ability, arguing physiological causes threaten motherhood. The volume covers science summaries experiments and a policy outline for milk reform workers with illustrations.
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John Spargo
Macmillan Company
Recovering an Ancient City by Selah Merrill
Selah Merrill, after sixteen years as American Consul in Jerusalem, publishes Ancient Jerusalem through Fleming H. Revell Co. The work draws on thirty five years of study with over one hundred charts maps and photographs. Merrill traces Jerusalem from 70 A D using Josephus and argues modern development threatens ancient landmarks.
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Selah Merrill
Jerusalem
Fleming H. Revell Company
Merrill
Titus
Josephus
Goldsmith Works Set in Elaborate Ten-Volume Edition
A forthcoming Turk's-Head Edition from Putnams presents Oliver Goldsmith in a lavish ten octavo volume set with eighty photogravure illustrations. Peter Cunningham FSA curates the edition with a biographical introduction by Horatio Sheafe Kraus. Coburn created scenes from Goldsmiths England and Ireland to illuminate his writing.
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Europe
Oliver Goldsmith
Peter Cunningham
Horatio Sheafe Kraus
The
Putnams
Frederick Simpson Coburn
Goldsmith
England
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