Unable to Find Old Foods and Milk Cain
The writer laments missing old foods and milk, stating they cannot locate items, including a milk can that never saw four columns. The piece conveys a sense of shortage and frustration in a concise, personal note.
Sporting Verse About Pinehurst Golf Hazards
A playful poem praises Pinehurst golf hazards. It notes driving straight to reach the green in two, mentions sand traps, a railway track, and a pond. It contrasts inheritance with a sporting disposition and ends with a closing line about the value of a good nature.
Her Brother's Letters praised for social insight in 19th century
A review highlights the book Her Brother's Letters by Anonymous from Moffat Yard & Co. It collects letters to Miss Christine Carson of Cincinnati, "Kittens," from her elder brother in New York. The critic notes sharp yet prudent observations on women's fashions, dancing, taste in partners, and moral standards. It also mentions depictions of slum visitors, upholding virtue, and a mountain-set tale of chivalry, family life, and electoral campaigning.
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Moffat, Yard & Co
Christine Carson
Cincinnati
New York
Fifth Avenue
Au Musculiar
The
Bowery
A Knight of the Cumberland by John Fox Jr.
A Knight of the Cumberland depicts Cumberland mountain life with humor and fewer somber tones. Fox presents mountain inhabitants vividly, focusing on a jealous mountaineer driven by moonshine whiskey and conflict with a northern engineer.
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Cumberland
John Fox, Jr
Charles Scribner's Sons
Kingdom Come
Cumberland Mountain
Hiii
On Newfound River and other Southern tales review
A 19th century literary notice reviews On Newfound River by Thomas Nelson Page praising its old Virginia setting and humane portrayal of slavery, contrasts with Dixon, and notes Page’s charm in handling reconstruction without rancor. It also announces Aunt Jane of Kentucky by Eliza Calvert Hall as a spring publication from Little, Brown & Co, likening it to Mary Wilkins Freeman’s regional work.
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Newfound River
Thomas Nelson Page
Charles Scribner's Sons
Virginia
Dixon
Jane
Kentucky
Little, Brown & Co
Eliza Calvert Itall
Blue Grass
Mary BF. Wilkins
New England
Smith & Wesson Single Shot Target Pistol Endorsed
The committee recommends the Smith & Wesson single shot target pistol praised for workmanship balance and accuracy. It uses .22 LR ammunition and can be bored to accept .32-10-88 and .35-16-146 cartridges as well.
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Smith & Wesson
Sarr & Wes Son
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Pinehurst
Moore County
North Carolina
James W. Turts
Herbert L. Jillson
Outlook Publishing Co
Jillson
Outlook Publishing Company
Pinchurat
J. A
N.Y. Sun
Olf
the Cumberland
Smith & Wesson Arms
Stockbridge Street
Springfield, Mass
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
Bridgeport
Haddon Heights
Philadelphia
Realdenwes
Naddon Heights Real Estate CO
Staddon Heights, N. J