Ibsen in Criticism and Collected Works Review
The Scribner editions of Ibsen in English render his plays in chronological order with Archer and a biography by Gosse. The review praises the thorough introductions and notes the tension between reverent praise and measured critique, arguing the works’ appeal is rooted in Norway while addressing claims of world literature and the poet’s genius.
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Electrical Health Talk At Pink Parlor Stirs Curious Crowd
Andrew Monell outlines a theory that willpower and electricity cure disease, claiming the brain controls circulation and that a personal switchboard can lengthen life. Miss Weed supports self-treatment courses while attendees debate faith cures and mental science.
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President Roosevelt Hosts Congress of Mothers at White House
Washington March 10 Roosevelt greeted delegates to the Congress of Mothers at the White House with the Marine Band in attendance and aides in full uniform. Delegates from every state and territory plus leading foreign representatives attended the reception, highlighting the importance given to mothers and civic service.
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The speaker extols soldiers and those who fulfill public and family duties while condemning those who shirk responsibility. He praises hard work, loyalty, and courage, urging guests to acknowledge duty and to reflect on their own obligations to country and kin before concluding his address.
World congress on welfare of the child opens at White House
Several hundred delegates and visitors from at least a dozen nations gather for the International Congress on the Welfare of the Child under the National Mother's Congress. President Roosevelt opens with remarks praising mothers and urging practical education, playgrounds, and labor laws protection. Elmer E. Brown represents the United States with other notable speakers to follow.
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