Modern Literature and the Transience of Life in Alden's View
The essay argues modern prose favors truth and direct statement over cleverness, noting literature is evanescent and life beauty passes. It contrasts past reverence for the fathers with a modern push toward unknown futures, praising Alden for embracing constant change while warning against neglecting past achievements.
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Mr. Alden
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Darwin Centenary Volume for Cambridge Press
The Darwin centenary and the fiftieth anniversary of the Origin of Species will be marked next year by a volume from G. P. Putnam’s Sons for Cambridge University Press, with Cambridge Philosophical Society cooperation. Essays by British and foreign contributors span four parts: Darwin and Evolution, Darwin's geological work, Darwin's botany contributions, and philosophical essays.
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G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Cambridge University Press
Cambridge Philosophical Society
Darwin
Frenchman Writes Book on Germany by Cary and Huret
Edward Cary and Jules Hur et review Le Figaro contributor Jules Huret s study of Germany in a second volume on the country. The essay highlights German business discipline, schooling, shipping lines, and the contrast with French industry, noting détente between France and Germany and the need for continued initiative without state subsidies.
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Jules Huret
New York
New Orleans
San Francisco
le Figaro
Paris
Germany
United States
M. Huret
Burg
Est
Caprivi
Russia
Austria
Agrarian Party
Honedo Be Aban
Huret
Sahil
France
England
One Pastors Influences Footsteps in a Parish
John Timothy Stone writes an appreciation of Maltbie Davenport Babcock as a pastor in a slender 100 page volume. Stone details Babcock's personal fellowship with parishioners, drive to serve the community, magnetic personality, and influence on students. He notes Babcock's Chicago in Baltimore and New York pastorates and the lasting impression he left on all who met him.
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Charles Scribner’s Sons
John Timothy Stone
Maltbie Davenport Babcock
Brown Memorial Church
Baltimore
New York
Mr. Stone
Dr. Babcock
Hilp
Garland's Trip to Shadow Land Review
The Shadow World by Hamlin Garland is displayed in book form by Harper. The piece questions spiritist claims, noting familiar phenomena reappear and doubting materialization or miracles as real. Garland remains skeptical yet seeks impartiality, while critics accuse him of lingering in pre investigative thought. The Times cites Abbott and Paladino debates as context.
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Hamlin Garland
Harper & Brothers
Garland
Society For Psychical Research
Eusapia Paladino
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