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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1908
Page
20
Mrs Ward’s Diana Mallory blends social satire with heartfelt drama. It follows a young woman facing dire circumstances and ends with a rejuvenating love recovery as New Year dawns. The narrative emphasizes emotional resolution and the author’s skill in realism.
Hopkinson Smith's Peter takes center stage with rose tinted eyes as a benevolent Wall Street figure guiding a young nephew and a charming heroine. The book features a loose plot, wholesome tone, and much talk led by Peter and a cast of appealing characters amid rosy narration.
Mitchell Kennerley will publish The Astronomy of the Bible An Elementary Commentary on the Astronomical References of Holy Scriptures by E Walter Maunder F R A S The work examines Joshua’s Long Day the Dial of Ahaz and the Star of Bethlehem from an original sympathetic viewpoint while not asserting literal astronomical facts The book has already attracted attention in British astronomical journals.
Augustus Thomas has written a novelized version of The Witching Hour the dramatist himself adapted from his play. Harper's will publish the novel next month.
The Macmillans announce eleven new titles in the Peeps at Many Lands children's series within a month. The new volumes cover Burma Egypt England the Holy Land Iceland Morocco Scotland Siam South Africa the South Seas and Switzerland.
Robert Hichens crafts a lush Neapolitan tableau in A Spirit in Prison. Vere, sixteen, and the Sicilian Ruffino anchor a tale of desire jealousy and moral tension set against Ischia Vesuvius and Neapolitan life with dramatic scenes of a haunted palace and a death charm.
A critical notice arguing The Money Changers by Upton Sinclair is not a true novel but a propaganda tract. The review condemns the journalistic style and puppeteer narration used to attack high finance leaders like J. P. Morgan and E. H. Harriman.
A diary from 1864 65 kept by a Georgia girl living with a Unionist father reveals intense Confederate sympathy and daily diversions as the war rages. The Appletons publish this personal, original historical document intended for private perusal.
Edward W Barber of Jackson Michigan reportedly authored a poem printed in The Jackson Daily Patriot and sent to The Times. analysis reveals it closely adapts Rev Edward D Morris Threescore and Ten, first published in The Independent in 1895. The incident mirrors earlier Stoddard influences and includes notes on occult interests and thought transference.
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