Next to the Ground A Farm Life Portrait by Kate Stephens
Kate Stephens writes of Tennessee grasslands in Next to the Ground a warm thoughtful study of farm life. The book surveys ploughing ragged months hoe shooting and night noises while praising nature and human labor in mid country scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Stephens
Middle Tennessee
Alleghanies
Mississippi
Able Farm
Beck
Leg
Virgil
Theocuitus
Catu Major
Italy
Thomas Tusset
Maeland
Aras
Tennyson
Hussey
Darwin
Tysdall
Anelade Oretiars
Bow & Horse
Disjointed Evernote Note On Possum Bunt And Discourse
Fragmented excerpt discusses a possum bunt theme, authorial asides, and references to Charley Lamb and Shack. It touches on digressions, the rebel yell’s origin, and southern cultural notes, with stray mentions of rabbits, superstition, and seasonal imagery in a Tennessee setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Lamb
Hearts Courageous by Hallie Erminte Rives review
The critique notes SALLIE RIVES book Hearts Courageous as wholesome in tone compared with her erotic works. It highlights Virginia colonial scenes and figures like Lord Fairfax and Patrick Henry, with the hero Charles Armand resembling Booth Tarkington’s Monsieur Begarque. Rich period imagery appears, while some lines echo exaggerated style. the Bowen Merrill Indianapolis edition is well printed and illustrated.
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Rives
Hallie Erminte Rives
Virginia
New School
Lord Wairfax
Greenway Court
Patrick Henry
Old St. Juhn's Church
Richmond
Mademoiselle
Bowen Merrill Oae Indianapolis
Wen
The Hinderers by Edna Lyall reviewed in Boer War context
A mixed critical look at Edna Lyall's The Hinderers, noting its Boer war backdrop, the heroine Irene de St Croix as a Boer sympathiser, and the novel's social contrasts. The piece praises Lyall's writing while suggesting the societal depiction veers toward romance and the swagger set rather than strict realism.
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Edna Lyall
The
Hinderers
Longmans
New York
Miss Lysil
Miss Lyall
Edna
Irene de St Croix
England
Espanieré
Anis
Victor
Christopher Hope
Irene
Sir Canes Polartoun Tor
Ars Yim Lone Saough
Ra Miles Lyulf'e
Advertising of books and the publicity art in publishing
The piece discusses how advertising books has become a central business, with publishers relying on publicity to create demand. It notes publicity men read the books they promote, the rise of literary biographies, and how authors like Bret Harte Kipling and Bullen shape market attention through illustrated campaigns and periodicals.
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Pushesa
Bella
Cenfirma
Cale
Lisele
Uch & Man
Harte
Lfe
Bret Harte
Eames
California
Mfe
Mark Twain
Lellfernia
Wea
Peti
Kim
Kipling Bop
Englend
Kipling
Naval Review
Sipline
Ene
Book Notes On Books Attracting Attention In 19th Century
The column reviews various literary items and author notes. It cites Henry Wallace Phillips and his sea and mining era anecdotes, plus Miss Agnes Pepplier’s travels through Europe and readings of Mary Johnston. It mentions The Pharaoh and Wh ar f and Fleet, and discusses Audrey and realia of book publishing and word histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace Phillips
McClure, Phillips & Co
West
Black Hills
Mr. Phillips
A Golfer's Predicament and Private Links Plan
An ailing river mood opens with a golfer on a Glasgow bound steamer awaiting the Columba. Mr Stokes, the English professional, is hired to teach Lord Durand and Miss Mabel at Ardnamore private links, impressing locals with his skill. He wins a nine hole exhibition, earns praise, and negotiates a potential £30 prize with employer Morgan while guiding Miss Mabel in proper golf form. The voyage, landscape, and social dynamics frame a tale of sport, money, and ambition aboard.
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Gourock Quay
Glasgow
Gelay
Mabel
Mr. Stokes
Arda&Store
Stokes
Vardon
Columbia
Kyles of
Bute
Ardnamore
Mr. Morgan
Lord Dura
Skeimorile
Morgen
London
Miss Morgan
Kol
M Renden Sy
Ardnimore Golf Match At Stokes Hall Provokes Admiration
An eccentric letter and a village golf match unfold at Minchinwell where Stokes of Mappin & Stokes and young pro Braid clash. Miss Mabel watches intently as Stokes edges through the greens, earning praise for professionalism and modesty amid playful quarrels and village chatter.
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Lekter
Sect Stokes
Mappin & Stokes
Mabel
Stokes Hall
Minchinwell
Mr. Tonent
Carrh
Braid
Stokes
Hraid
Mise Mabel
Mr. Stokes
Value of Sunday Rest from the Duluth Herald
An important contribution to scientific date wearing on the necessity of Sunday rest explored in the Duluth Herald. The note emphasizes the value of rest for health and productivity, citing historical and social arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Duluth Herald
The Queen Bee Prom Alvalee Magazine Fragment
Fragmentary text describes bees and hive roles with references to queen, drones, workers, and odd terms. lacks clear events, names, or dates. Summary notes unclear origins and context but indicates discussions of hive structure and labor division.
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Prom Alvalee
Magazin
Choust
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Pial
Sallie Rives
TEE Literary Outlook
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Bullen
Bacon
Inirieste
Srbert Brewste
Clarence M. Fair
Littie, Brown & Co
Boston
Agnes Pepplier
Europe
Touraine
Brittany
Audrey
Mary Johnston
Etheldrida
Everett T
Torinson
Houghterei & Schearly
Crass A
University of Chk
Aire
Germanic Department of Chicago
de James Taft Hafield
Martinwestern University
Wheare
Pers Sonst
Wilhelm Moller
Srv
Abe
Waltimore
Ewing
Kansa
Kansas
Indy
G. C. Clemens
Stats
United
Supreme Court
E. F. Ware
Pamphist
Crane & CO
the Queen Bee
Ranson’s
Richard
Hohensolern
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Wm. F. Gilbers
Hugh McHugh
TV Park
Kellam’s
Kansas Ave
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Rapetane Hough
Owen Winter
Dorothy Vernon
Charles Mayo
Henry Harland
A. Conan Doyle
Zercher
Ludlum’s
Lory
Sehoon
Moore Litasy CO
Kansas Avenus
Scigqumin
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