Boston Books Current Issues and Fall New Titles
Boston publishers announce fall lists with Walter Dill Scott’s The Psychology of Advertising and Long Odds by Harold Bindless. Also due are Anne Warner The Panther and Mrs H A Mitchell Keays I and My True Love. Houghton Mifflin previews Peter Moor's Journey to Southwest Africa and other works by James Schouler and John Hopkins lectures. Children’s books include The Children’s Treasure Trove of Pearls and The Children’s Treasure Trove of Diamonds, plus translations by Leo Wiener and new editions from Little Brown, Oswald Powell, and La France Monarchique translations with notes. The notices describe authors, titles, publishers, and forthcoming editions for adult, juvenile, and foreign-language readers.
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Messrs. Houghton Mifflin Company
Herr Frenssen
Peter Moor
Southwest
Africa
Peter
Holyland
Margaret May Ward
Messrs. Little. Brown
James Schouler
United States
Jefferson
Johns Hopkins
Mary W. Tileston
Messrs. Little, Brown & Co
Messrs
George H. Powell
Oswald B. Powell
Good Mystery Stories and Modern Detective Thrillers
A compact review praising Tyler de Saix’s The Man Without a Head as exceptionally clever and engaging, with human insight and surprising clarity. It notes Fergus Hume’s The Green Mummy as entertaining though lighter on realism, both able to captivate readers and make travel seem shorter.
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Tyler de Saix
Moffat, Yard & Co
New York
Fergus Hume
G. W. Dillingham Company
By Right of Purchase review on Bindloss tale at prairie farm
A Canadian farmer and an aristocratic Scottish wife navigate early married life on the prairie. The novel features horse thieves mounted police outlaws and other frontier figures as the mismatched couple faces varied adventures. The reviewer notes ample action and contrasts in character.
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Harold Bindloss
Right of Purchase
Frederick A. Stokes
Mr. Bindless
Waldo Trench and Others by Henry B Fuller reviewed
A compact tribute to Fuller's American tales set in Italy collects notable stories from Scribner's Magazine and The Century. Readers familiar with the originals will welcome reacquaintance. new readers will be surprised by the wit and craft hidden beneath the quakerish cover.
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Henry B. Fuller
Italy
Waldo Trench
Scribner’s
Scribner's Magazine
The
Century
Mr. Fuller
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Rev. Lee Company
Leo. Wiener
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Ksaver Sandor-Glaiski
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Mary Hazleton Wade
W. A. Wilde
William Sewall
Makite Lumber Woods
C. B. Burleigh
Lothrop, Lee &,Shepard Company
H. M. Calswell & Co
Arthur Symons
J. T. Buckingham
Bibliotheque Portative Des Meilleurs Ecrivains Francais
N. Faucon
Fenelon
la Harpe
Lycée
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Ruel Perley Smith
Jack Harvey
Chesapeake
Messrs. L. C. Page & Co
Nixon Roulet
Warfield
Belasco
Harvey J. O’higgins
Harvey J. O'Higgins
Wes’ Bigelow
David Warfield
G.A. R
Martin Justice
the Century CO
Herman Knickerbocker
Viele
Aix
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Lumiere
Ato
the Brotherhood OF Wisdom
John Lane Company
Hilary
By Mabel Barnes-Grundy
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Baker & Taylor CO
East 17Th St
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CA. Post
Siegel
Cooper
Edwin Markham
Margaret E. Imneset
Send For Life Lire Literary Press
E. P. Dutton & Co
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Col. Cari
Carl Schurz
A. C. McClurg. & Co., Publishers
Chicago
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