Publishing by unit price in new york era
The Indianapolis Journal notes the London unit price system for books, charging by pages with base costs for paper covers and bindings. It cites a New York publisher’s odd practice of restricting novel releases and highlights Kipling and Green as major 1900s literary figures, while discussing authors like Whiteing and McLaws amid a trend of sales fluctuations and editorial guidance.
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Indianapolis Journal
New York
Dec
America
London
Field
London Academy
England
Kipling
Hope
Weyman
Zack
Kim
John Richard Green
Green
Tim
Rejoice in the Lord Always in Pauline Tone
The article reflects on Philippians four by Rev. Clarence A. Barbour, praising joy as a choice beyond circumstance. It cites stoic era ideas, the duties of rejoicing, roles of health home and friends, and warns against melancholy or half hearted faith while urging full trust in God’s promises and a life of constant praise.
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Herbert Brewster
Philippians
Paul
God
Christ
Hawthorne
Palestine
Miss Gould and the Ferns at the Florist Window
Miss Helen Gould, famed as a leading American woman, browsed a florist display when an acquaintance teased about her fame. She replied that several pots of ferns from their Tevinates greenhouses had been tended and transplanted, appearing unusually dainty and careful.
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New York Times
Helen Gould
America
Florist
Tevinates
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Agnes C. Laws
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George Eliot
John Oliver Hobbes
Lucas Malet
Great Britain
Marine of Forty Nations
Ledger
UK Ledger
Steel Range
SEWPG
China
Furniture and and Carpet CO Co
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Morris
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Clarence A. Barbour
D. D
Lake Avenue
Rochester, N. Y
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