Frontier Indian Life Novel Recalls King Tales in 19th Century Style
A long критical prose review discusses Among the Books a frontier themed novel. It highlights depictions of Native American life, references to General King and A Daughter of the Sioux, and notes strong writing and illustration. The piece compares stories by Frederic and critiques portrayal of Indians, battles, and law as stirring yet dated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazards
Genici
Eacemerton
Ieee Pig
Genal Lie
Kitieutenant Billings
Sergean Taylor
O'Grady
Nanette Pleweer
Ying
Ruth Merenu
Cartisie
Nanette Plowe
Washington
Brettin
Philippines
Carstyle
Nor Fats
Book Review on Darrow Work Resist Not Evil Delights Critics
A lawyer and author profile surveys Clarence Darrow and his book Resist Not Evil. The critique notes Darrow is best known as miners' attorney in the Ute anthracite strike arbitration and praises his literary restraint. It references Tolstoy as an inspiration and discusses the book’s examination of punishment and moral themes.
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Mr. Darrow
Hubbard
Diogenes
Sir Wabbard
Peteral Gad
Teogte
Tuchiite
Darrow
Tolstoy
The Doctrine of Non Resistance and Punishment Discussed
The excerpt reviews Durrow and Darrow on crime and punishment, contrasting elimination of punishment with humane law. It notes Lenins theories, the machinery of courts, and the debate over force, punishment, and universal equality. The passage critiques non resistance and its implications for justice.
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Lenin
Durrow
Svilteed
Mariana
Sairnea
Ste. Darrow
Persia
Publishing Trust Ties Grow From Dumas Biographies
The Literary Outlook reviews the Harper enterprise shift as publishing houses consolidate to form a broader trust. It notes R. H. Russell’s exit, the rise of a nationwide newspaper syndicate, and Colonel Harvey's plan to expand operations. Also referenced is A F Davidson's life of Dumas, recounting the writer's frugal past and colorful anecdotes about his wealth and habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RH. Russel
Harper House
Russel
Burtness
Spence
Vock Publishing
Ness
Mir
Tee
Lorwer House
Harvey
Hhis
Senator Sutton Endorses Paine's Celery Compound for Vitality
Burlington Vermont senator touts Paine's Celery Compound as a spring tonic and life enhancer. He claims it strengthens health, improves digestion, and aids in recuperation from fatigue, urging readers to use the remedy when feeling weak or sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pda
Miture
Palme
Celsey
Satian
Burtington
Baloe
Suttons
Satirical tale of titled American society in intrigue
The excerpt humorously critiques society and marriage markets through a satirical plot about a New York magnate who wins an earl's daughter then falls for a young American. It follows his attempts in Boston and Washington, ending with a note on lovers, rank, and the consequences of social prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Granuza
Eel Phillips
Boston
Chicago
Frothingham
Hagley
Peation
New York
Washington
Amorican Society
Yeobel Ballan
Cayltel
Madison Square Garden
New York City
AH. Turbien Interstaté Cihemplean
United States
Oftictal
Aurora Zouaves Walont
Europe
Jed Saldiers
Roosevelt Rough Riders Sreatedt
Seth
Tumultuous Courtroom Exchange Over City Trade Case
Fragmented OCR yields unclear names and places. Key terms suggest a courtroom or legal dispute involving persons such as Shela and Ballantyne along with a reference to a city trade matter. The exact details and parties remain obscured in the readable fragments.
Books and notices on readers and publishing plans
A long, mixed summary covers book notices and publishing plans. It notes Miss Alcott and various works and editors, mentions Life in a New Town, and previews upcoming titles from publishers in Boston. Includes a field of notices about Oregon land opportunities and Northwest prospects, with pricing and travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saitestin
Ween
Bressonusta
Piuse
Tae
Tan Saaeo
Miss Alcotts
Zitte
Ettie
Fan Efile
Newburyport
Rass Bern
Charles Francis Avuime
Linnie, Heruws' & Co
Boston
Sidney McCul
Willdos Smith
Brown
Stdfey Medial
Jaa Peeudenyan
Dean's Kidney Pills Promises Relief for Kidney Pain
Testimony from Topeka residents claims Dean's Kidney Pills relieve back pain and kidney discomfort after years of remedies. A blacksmith on Lawrence Street reports severe nightly pains reduced after three months of use at Howles Snow’s drug store, bought from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole agents.
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Viah
Dean
Smith
de Lawrence Street
Attie Reiler
Howles & Snow
Foster-Milbern Co
Buffalo
Initat
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Nario
Stretlentte
Miese
Gensral Gharlas
Cuaning
Jere the
Kansas
Grane & Company
Globe-Wernicke
Pumeswit
Dinas
Duras
A. F. Davidson
Dunas
Coast of
Monte Cristo
Davidson
Duman
Constabl
Yatu
Domes
Baris
Sutton
Burlington
Paine
Exen
Zee
Esau Suafanginen
Praia
Ballantyne
Runa Iain
Ign Pete Terme
Zeveseadi
Diva Grenson
Aerate
Kieeca
Kier
Feila
Stadienee
Bethea
Gendualing
Eikel
Mate Hoeke
Thor
Tan
Rokten
Bosker
Sime Waitt
Timon
eNiaaben Phipps
State of Oregon
Yale
Walter To Falaltcee
Northnwest Wreson
Winlecon
Isha
Soret
Wea
Oreana Een Warenington
Fulton
Beyet
Shane
F. A. Lewis
Sovalh
Alifornia
California
Marole
Topeka
Klee
Adam
JA. Bailey
W. W. Cole
Lewis Sells
Peter Sells
Absolut
Severeign
2A Sheen
Diavolo
Ryan - Zorella
Minting
3 Starr
THE
Shooting Star
Jackson Family
Garnel
Demo
Rawley
Snow's
U.S. Cycle CO
East Eighth St
Capitol Building and Loan Association
A. W. Hopkins
W. M. Hopkins
Hopkins & Son
Merchant Police
Privave
Wesephone
Morrison
Topeks
Kaneap
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