Chronicles and Grace of All Souls in 19th century review
A dense review of Anthony Hope Hope Hawkins Antonio Chronicles with praise and caveats, and then Grace of All Souls by William Edwards Tirebuck, plus notes on How To Study Strangers, Pueblo Indians, and other titles. The piece surveys modern fiction trends, moral essays, and literary criticism with period tone and numerous author names.
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Count Annio
Anthony Iren
Zenda
W. van Schaick
New York
D. Appleton & Co
Mr. Howells
Henry James
Anthony Hope
Quiller-Covuch
Doyle
Weyman
Hope Hawkins
Mr. Hope
Lucia
Antonio
Jim
Tony
Hope
Pudliq
Osra
Lacia
Mantivogila
Miss Grace
All Souls
William Edwards Tirebuck
St. Margaret
Grace Walde
Grace
Nance
Sam
Nelson Sizer
American Institute of Phrenology
Fowler & Wells Co
Shieer
Fowler & Wells
New Mexico
Fickemeyer
Santa Fe
San Ildefonso
Cochitl
Santo Domingo
Josephine Lazarus
Dodd, Mead & Co
Miss Lecar
Erson
Worka
Orcaine
Philadelphia Record
Kingsley
Priceless Recipes for Tradesmen and Farmers Exposed
A miscellaneous advertisement offers a versatile collection of tested formulas and methods for use by farmers hoteliers mechanics manufacturers chemists perfumers bartenders chiropodists renovators confectioners woodworkers painters and many other trades at a price of one dollar.
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Sue
Heunte
Lemter
Che
Literary Gossip on Autograph Mania and Celebrity Exploitation
The Chicago Times-Herald records a lively debate on autographs and fame. Critics argue autograph demand fuels hero-worship and trivial gossip, while some writers embrace signatures as a harmless gesture.
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Zangwill
Chicago Times-Herald
Elientele
Anthony Hope
Pete
Hope
The Brownies Visit Scranton For Rejuvenated Fairy Opera
The Brownies return to Scranton with a revised production featuring new dialogue songs and stronger musical numbers by Malcolm Douglas. Manager Kilaw released and rehired a performer who returned after rejecting a higher salary elsewhere, while a Young Women’s Christian Association concert showcased local talent in a varied program.
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Scranton
Palmer Cox
Malcolm Douglas
Douglan
Kilaw
Jefferson, Klaw & Erlanger
Brownies
Young Women’s ‘Christian Association
Mra
W. J. Hand
Julia Clapp .Allen
Mira Blackman
Wyoming Seminary
Bohm
Musin
Wianiwiski
Paderewski
St Rohardt
Alphonss Daudet
Gouldock
Ouldock
Richard Mansfield
New York
Blanche Walsh
A.M. Palmer
Ona
Effie Shannon
Olga Nethersole
Paris Opera Comique
Coppe
Crown
Vroom
London
The Pupil and the Old Time Whiz Kid
A schoolmaster points out that at sixteen John cannot solve a problem while noting that George Washington was surveying land and later became president. The student remains thoughtful, then asks if Washington did anything else remarkable at sixteen.
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John
George Washington
Lord Fairfax
Washington
United States
Fragmented verse echoes a rainy night encounter
A cryptic poem fragment describes love arriving in rain with wings and a bow. The speaker mentions sounds of wind and swifts, an attempt to open something, and a bow and arrows. The text is garbled and incomplete, with garbled phrases and misspellings throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Taylor
The Hustler and Eight Bells At Local Theaters
Davis and Keogh present The Hustler in a revamped form tonight with a strong cast led by Dolly Theobald and Georgie Lingard. The Brothers Byrne’ Eight Bells opens at the Academy Monday with improved sensational features and gymnastic acts by John James and Andrew Byrne.
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Davis
Keogh
Sardou
Dolly Theobald
Dorothy Kent
Lillie Allyn
Georgie Lingard
Byrne
Academy
John James
Andrew Byrne
Brothers Byrne
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Dick and
Jack
Bable Island
B. Freeman Ashley
Chicago
Laird
Nova Scotia
Mr. Ashley
PADDY _O’LEARY
Dodd
Champney
Bricht
Fuccer ‘Mathew
Carl Elckemeyer
Lillian Westcott Elckemeyer
the Merriam Co
Oate
Zangwill Calla
Int Allen
Herminia
Allen
Zang
Hortensia
Mayak
Tage
Belgravia
Black Cat
Boston
Theodore Roosevelt
William E. Russell
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
America
Hawaii
Gover
Barbara
Phyllis
Serpent
Eden
Egotiat
Muato
George Noyes Rockwell
Richard Welsenfitve
Beranton
Messrs. Rippard
Willes- Barre
Messrs
Hemberger, Bauer and Conant
W. P. Schilling
St. Peter's
Entertainmenta
Scranton Licherkrang
Schilling
Prof
Cissy Pisgerald
Second Presbyterian Church
Chance
Miss Black
Caragan
Beyhon
Morgan
Black
Wilcox
Richard Lindsay
Lawrence
Normandy
Carbondale
Kate Wilcox
Lady Jane Grey Seminary
Binghamton
Suppe
Vienna
Italy
Eeason
Rudolph Aronson
Johann Strauss
Theodore Thomas
Ble
Philadelphia
Mascagni
Garibaldi
Pope
Victor Emanuel
Antonio Dvorak
Jeanette Thurber
National Conservatory of Music
Dvorak
Anya
Philadelphia Bulletin
Miss Lululager
Misa Glaser
Pittsburg
Francie Wilson
Miss Glaser
Chauncey Olcott
Olcott
Trish
Cissy Fitugerald
Foundling
Frothingham
Hoyt’s
Charles Froham
Thomas Burns
Miller Kent
Charles Schaeffer
Soldene Powell
Frances Stevens
Stella Zanoni
Maggie Holloway Fisher
Clara Baker Ruat
Maggie Felding
Jane Stetson
Man
Augustus Thomas
Shore Acres
James O'Neill
Davis’ Theater
Jule Walter
Creston Clarke
Junius Brutus
Booth
Clarke
Tad
Samuel Pitcher
Castoria
da. G. C. Osacon
Lowell, Mass
J. F. Kneemmoe
Conway
Hla
Ancum
M. D
Oxford Bt
Brooklyn
Asrren Hoartrat Axp Diarsyaanr
Mass
Avney C, Surrs, Pres
the Centaur Company
Ti Murray Street
New York City
Jennine
Ithashe
E. Cc. Ricker General Dealer
Pennsylvania
New Telephone Exchange
Adame Ave
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