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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
14
A critical review discusses various novels on war and society. It lauds the craft and insight of Norris while condemning perceived misrepresentations of college life and inappropriate exposure of themes. It also praises Anthony’s Americanization romance and its balanced portrayal of Bohemian roots shaping American ideals.
Clara H Laughlin presents a romance of a wealthy Mexican mining bachelor and a social climber wife, then finds happiness in a Europe trip and love with Eleanor Atwell. Irvine Hanhosen offers Homely Views of the War with humor, parables, and ironic sketches by Gear Williams, a study of the Kaiser and modern conflict.
Engineers in war are credited with crucial, varied, and beneficial work behind the front lines. The article highlights the importance of engineering efforts in France and Flanders, presenting Gol Jing’s lucid portrayal of their vital role in battles.
The speech extols over a hundred thousand Americans working on roads railroads bridges quarries lumbering orchard and farm rehabilitation and other tasks. It portrays constructive wartime effort as inspiring and contrasts it with German efficiency the author praising Americans and their Allies for notable effectiveness.
A critical survey praises Paine’s The Fighting Fleets for showing American sailors’ active duty and resolve at sea, contrasting with trench warfare. It also appraises Arthur Hunt Chute’s The Real Front for its focus on soldiers’ hearts and ideals and notes Genet’s moving war letters about a heroic youth who died at nineteen.
Review of a book by Mrs Daggett praising war work and women’s emancipation, arguing that war opens doors for women into industry and professions and even politics. Notes the New Woman Movement aiming toward a New World for a New Race and urges all women to read and study this battle cry.
A review of a feminist work arguing women’s wartime economic roles do not threaten family life. It cites economic independence as stabilizing for homes, contrasts European conditions, and calls for birth control and population policy after peace. The author emphasizes women’s work as citizenship, not subversion.
A spoof translation of Will iam Hohenzollern's Paris guidebook parodies routes via Lusitania Verdun Amiens and Somme. The piece, witty and scathingly critical, condemns the Kaiser with irony and satire as the war skit earns praise.
Review of Corporal Osborne da Varila’s war memoir praising his first shot in World War I and his family of fighters. Highlights training in France, trench life, valor, and the call to support Liberty Loans with funds to keep munitions flowing.
A compact wartime volume gathers first person accounts that illustrate the ordeals many soldiers will endure. It stresses the seriousness and universality of the trials described, urging readers to recognize the shared sacrifice.
A roundup of authors moving into wartime publishing and lectures. W W Ellsworth lectures on The Huns at cantonments. The John Lane Company previews Out to Win The Story of America in France by Coningsby Dawson and other works by Orcutt Locke. Doubleday Page & Co plans The Black Watch by Joe Cassells and Home Canning by A Louise Andres. Columbia University Press to publish The Army and the Law by Garrard Glenn. Small Maynard moves to larger quarters. Joseph Anthony, author of Rekindled Fires, joins the navy. International Conciliation to distribute Prince Lichnowsky memorandum. Washburns noted in Farm Manual series.
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