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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1908
Page
24
The New York Times offers Daily and Sunday editions mailed nationwide with rates of 75 cents per month for both daily and Sunday, and 50 cents per month for the Daily Edition. Orders are accepted via newsdealers or directly at the Publication Office, telephone 1000 Bryant.
In a collection of Edward Lear's letters, the humorist's whimsical style mingles with warmth. The pages showcase his playful verses, light social critiques, and affectionate notes to two friends, highlighting his distinctive wit and humane sensibility.
A New York Times report notes Tolstoy’s eightieth birthday was quietly observed in Russia due to church and government opposition. It contrasts American views on progress with Tolstoy’s philosophy, praising his novels while questioning his passive life stance and debating his impact on future thought.
In the New York Times Saturday Review of Books a reader proposes a popular folk etymology for Canada. H. S. Hall of Cleveland recounts a tale of English fort troops petitioning for a land “where they could have a can a day,” saying Can a day Canada and popularizing the phrase.
London gossip surveys new Mary E Mann novel The Heart Smiter about a girl seeking comfort without punishment and notes plans for The Memories of Ronald Love sequel. It covers Marie Corelli hype, a second edition of her Romance of Two Worlds, Hall Caine, and the Askews literary pair with The Tempting of Paul Chester and Shumalite success.
A literary critique of Adeline Knapp's The Well in the Desert from Century Company notes the work starts with originality and strong Arizona settings but deteriorates into a conventional West tale. The reviewer praises the hero’s arc and Knapp's wilderness experience yet faults the shift to a stereotyped Arizona town finale.
The piece discusses Ernest Belford Bax and his book The Roots of Reality. It outlines Bax as an English barrister and idealist who critiques empiricism and aims to contribute to a future philosophic reconstruction. It also hints that Christian Scientists may find elements of interest despite no explicit mention.
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