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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1908
Page
28
A historically styled note announces a serialized tale Proposals to Kathleen by Mrs W K Clifford author of Love Letters of a Worldly Woman. The piece signals a domestic novel tone and publication intent.
Miss Beatrice Harraden returns from Switzerland and plans a new autumn novel Interplay to be published by Methuen. The Book Monthly predicts future biographer envy as billionaires hire in-house biographers. Lord Cromer’s Egypt history remains popular, while Blunt replies in kind about competing texts. The Blue Lagoon by Stackpoole charms readers with a parent child desert island duo and a risky final note. Chesterton’s The Man Who Was Thursday appears as a sharp fantasy amid paradoxes GALBRAITH.
A historical study by J K Bloomfield on the Oneida tribe from pre white contact through Six Nations years to the Wisconsin Reservation and present, detailing customs, beliefs, and civilization progress. It notes Eleazer Williams as a mysterious figure linked to Dauphin lore with historical and biographical illustrations.
Letter to the editor from Warehouse Point Conn March 1 defends Ellen Snow book The Evolution of Rose and objects to the Times Review of Books March 14 for misrepresenting maxims from The Maxims of an Innocent. It quotes several aphorisms and compares originality.
In March RLC of Nashville Tennessee offers two alphabetical indexes for Swinburne’s Harper and Swinburne six volume edition. One index lists titles and the other first lines. Printed in an eight page folder and bound with any volume, the folders are available to owners who apply.
A New York reader lauds George L. Carlisle's Around the World in a Year noting the book's lively travel recitals. The reviewer, comparing to Max O Re ll, asserts the author is capable and engaging in a protracted journey narrative. The letter appears from Gardenhire New York dated March 19.
Anna Chapin Ray delivers a novel centering on Thorne Alstrom and his conscience. The author blends vivid Quebec scenery with a character study that probes human nature more deeply than previous works.
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