Appreciation of City Charm by R Robinson
A literary appraisal of R Robinson’s essays on urban life praising his window view of city throngs and the town’s charms. The critic notes the prose mostly, with poetry interludes, its prettily produced gift-book quality and Cooper’s Broad Street illustration for holiday readers.
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Mulford Robinson
R. Robinson
Balzac
Thackeray
Mr. Robinson
Avengro
Adam Bede
Fifth Avenue
Charles. Lamb
London
Helvellyn
Lamb
Robinson
Broadway
Colin Campbell Cooper
Broad Street
New York
Racial Intermarriage Debate Sparks Controversy
A review condemns Alfred P. Schultz s Race or Mongrel arguing race purity as progress in a 350 page work. The piece labels his claims as pure assumption and cites his denigration of mixed blood as well as his opposition to the Monroe Doctrine and views on races in South America and Europe.
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Alfred P. Schultz
L. C. Page & Co
Schultz
South America
A Critique of Schultz on Race and Immigration
The reviewer dismisses Schultz's book as ignorant of anthropology and ethnology but acknowledges its provocative claims on pure racial blood and immigration limits. The critique argues nations are mixed, condemns sermons on race as scientifically unfounded, yet notes potential influence on anti immigration sentiment.
Industrial Education Advocated by Harvard Professor Hanus
Prof Paul H Hanus of Harvard University advocates industrial training in public schools. He has compiled a volume titled Beginnings in Industrial Education listing a number of...
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Paul H. Hanus
Harvard University
Houghton-Mifflin Company
State duty to train youth for better work argued by Hanus
Prof Hanus argues the State should start boys and girls of the working class on the road to honorable employment by industrial training in public schools. He cites thousands earning little and a Boston elevator operator who cannot find higher paid work due to lack of early training.
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Hanus
Boston
A Sea Impression A Tarpaulin I Wore
Review notes John Manefield’s 12mo collection of twenty four short magazine pieces. The seaside mood and local color come from sailing decks to New York barrooms with atmosphere and impression rather than strong plots.
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John Manefield
New York
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