Books for the Christmas Season Review
A survey of religious and moral children’s books and travel tales. Notable titles include The Realm of the Ice King with polar explorer sketches, Fairy Gifts, The House on Wheels, van Popof, The Young Missionaries, Hermann the Little Preacher, Glances through the Gales, and Life of John Howe. Also reviewed are Stories of the Old Romans, A Year in the New Hebrides, Waiting and Working, The Village Surgeon, and Gleanings for Invalids with emphasis on educational and devotional value for youth and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Religious Tract Society
Europe
United States of America
Frobisher
Gilbert
Barentz
Hudson
Fotherby
Baffin
Behring
Parry
Franklin
Ross
Rae
Hans Egede
Kathleen Knox
Father Time
Griffith
Farran
Ruby
Sampson Low and Co
Madame de Stolz
Ella
Adalbert
Madame Torrebonne
van Popof
Ivan
Henry Russell
Seamer
Jeannie Barker
Sunday School Union
Switzerland
Rose
André
Hermann
Thomas Nelson and Sons
John Mortimer
Bessie Buchanan
Rev
A. Beanland
F.G.S
G. Lamb
Beanland
John Howe
ALA
Henry Rogers
Eneas
Julius Cesar
Mayr Smith
New Hebrides
Loyalty Islands
New Caledonia
W. W. Camppenn
Geelong
George Mercer
Melbourne
George Robertson
Australia
Campbell
A.J. Campbell
McDonald
Baron von Mueller
I. A. Campbell
Anthony Trollope
G.s.reaney
Henry
King and Co
Winterthorpe
Arthur Locker
Hartlands
Judds
Locker
Good and Bad Managers by Eugen Barlee brief
A brief notice discusses a book titled Good and Bad Managers by Eugen Barlee published by Seeley Jackson and Halliday. It previews content on management styles and contrasts effective leadership with poor oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugen Barlee
Seeley, Jackson, and Halliday
Irish farmers prosper as four marriages add 3800 to settlements
In the last two weeks four farmers daughters married within six miles of Carrick. Their combined marriage settlements total 3800. Meanwhile Midland Railway directors propose ending second class fares and cutting first class rates to benefit public and shareholders, with a shareholder meeting set for the 17th. Lord Mayor’s Day drew a vast crowd as the show passed Guildhall, with the new chief magistrate and predecessor warmly greeted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watherford
Carrick
Midland Railway
Midland Board
Guildhall
Bassishaw
Mayor Stone
St. Michael’s Church
Court of Exchequer