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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1918
Page
16
A fragmentary piece praises Mme. Adam as a visionary critic of the Kaiser era. It links her foresight to France and the wider civilized world, notes attacks on pacifists, and questions the morality of political figures cited in a historical prophetic context.
A catalog of wartime psychology and memoir volumes, noting Arthur Conan Doyle’s practical psychology, Torrey Ford and Pershing letters, Moral Issues of War and Peace, Two Girls in Paris, and related works. It highlights war experience, moral inquiry, charity ties, and anti war sentiment with author notices and publication details.
A lengthy critique of a twofold Hampton Institute volume marking its fiftieth anniversary. It praises Samuel Chapman Arm strong for his generous, humane leadership and lauds the work as a valuable biographical and sociological record. The second part analyzes the school’s impact through its pupils and their contributions to race and nation.
A rector from an American country church travels in England with a license from the Primate to officiate in Anglican churches. For about six years he visits various communities gaining insight into social and ecclesiastical affairs and presents an engaging and instructive book for general readers.
A reviewer explains Spargo’s severance from the Socialist party as faithful to core socialism despite distancing from its modern excesses. The piece praises Spargo as a leading authority, notes his critique of Bolshevism and German betrayal in World War I, and urges careful reading of his lucid, nonpartisan analysis of socialism’s future global role.
A brief notice honors Dr. Whiton 68 for lifelong service in defense and propagation of religious truth. It highlights his habit of urging readers to see mental clarity as aid to faith and aligns with Canon Liddon's view of eternal verities.
A long review notes Moses Twers foresaw European political trends and the Jewish drive for self rule. The translated book is a timely reminder of Zionist goals and the Jewish reclamation of a homeland. It calls Twers a prophetic advance agent of Zionism and links his insights to present developments in Palestine.
D I Re replaced text reviews several airborne and marine reference volumes. D Orey writes a timely aviation handbook, von Forshner recounts U boat service with balanced tone, Hammond introduces submarine issues, Collins details vessel construction, Latourette surveys China’s development to 1882, urging U S awareness of Pacific power.
A survey of war themed fiction and memoirs from major publishers. Books highlighted include The War Cache by W Douglas Newton with a Red Cross nurse hero. Men in War by Andreas Latzko on the horrors and psychology of combat. Where the Souls of Men Are Calling by Crede Harris with color frontispiece. Drifting With Browne by Byers Pletcher. The Long Trick by Batimens describing navy life. The Plying Pollu by Marcel Nadaud. Before the Wind by Janet Laing. Miss Amerikanka by Olive Gilbreath. The Son Decides by Arthur Stanwood Pier. Stealthy Terror by John Ferguson. Soldier Men from Punch. Green and Gay by Lee Jolt. The Rider in Khaki by Yat Gould. Soldiers Both by Gustave Juiches.
Paul Vassili debuts on title page of a new book at John Luc Company, while Sara Teasdale wins Columbia University poetry prize and transitions to Mrs. B. B. Filsinger. Dodd, Mead & Co announces Mrs. Victor Rickard, author of The Light Above the Crossroads.William Cabell Bruce earns Pulitzer for Benjamin Franklin Self Revealed and Scribner's publishes The War Letters of Edmond Genet with a defense letter by Raoul Lathery now deceased.
In a rugged tale, Mr Jones declares being broke while David Kent also reveals poverty. Both men pursue a hard earned ideal, leaving bridges burned behind them. They navigate a frontier where former protectors face threats from unscrupulous figures in a perilous landscape.
A batch of new titles is announced including Haggard Love Eternal from Longman Green and Co, The Odyssey of a Porpedovd Transport by Houghton Mifflin, Cape Cod New and Old by Agnes Edwards, The Faith of France by Maurice Barres translated by Elisabeth Marbury with intro by Henry van Dyke, and a revised edition of America and the Great War by Willis Fletcher Johnson. Isaac F. Marcosson tours transatlantic routes, and William Le Queux’s Love Intrigues of the Kaiser's Sons appears from John Lane Co. Also cited is A Student in Arms by Donald Hankey praised for its inner-war perspective. the piece ends with Bale Everywhers.
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