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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1902

Page

5

Book review on Miss MacLane's distinct artistry and ambition

A critic assesses Miss MacLane's The book's art sense as distinct though flawed criticizes egotism and romantic excess while noting the author's youthful drive. The piece argues college study may refine judgment, temper vanity, and channel energy toward useful work over sensational self expression.

New Kansas Politician Author Weaves Westward Life

Ex politician Buell Hampton and author writer Emerson tell of a life spanning cattle range to mining and banking. The book Politics, banking and journalism threads through stories of Meade Kansas and Wyoming, with Meade as the setting and a panoramic western panorama.

Emerson Kansas Meade Wyoming Oas Buell Hampton West Lfe Republican National Bortoon

Out of mouths of babes playful paraphrase tale

An obscure excerpt notes a child friendly paraphrase of a book of ages and cites Francis Easley and Hallie Erminke. It mentions Ras, a revolutionary France reference, and a playful line about a baby. The fragment hints at a quirky literary humor piece with song elements and a character named Rhoda asking about a song.

Babes Francis Easley Hallie Erminke Ras France Pike Rhoda

Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall and Macmillan actions

The New York Tribune notes Macmillan plans to suppress a new Dorothy Vernon adaptation after strong sales. It claims Charles Major’s Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall prompted publication of a sequel and hints at rights and ethics pressures from Macmillan regarding publishing controls.

New York Tribune Macmillan Company Charles Major Dorothy Vernon Haddon Hall Tenry Hastings Dorothy Haddon Bae

Little and Dumas Letters Contacted by Appleton Press

Transcribed notes discuss authorship and translations connected to Dumas and his circle. It notes Catherine Prescott Wormeley translating Dumas, the impending Appleton book on Dumas lore, and anticipated letters from Bowdwin and others. The piece hints at a forthcoming publication alongside referenced biographies and travel guides in a late 19th century literary context.

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Mrs William Allen White and Life at Red Rocks

A fragmented Kansas reflection notes Mrs William Allen White and her household including Life at Red Rocks and a witty portrait of a smart woman and a clever husband. The excerpt hints at an unfinished digressive story about Mrs White and her influence on her spouse.

Mrs William Allen White Seen as Driving Force Behind Husband’s Fame

Interview in a Denver paper portrays Mrs White as capable of writing the Emporia Gazette and managing duties while her husband William Allen White pursued national fame. The piece notes her editing, proof reading, and care of the baby, with colorful description of their Emporia home Red Rocks and the couple’s life, and credits her influence for his rise from What's the Matter With Kansas to the Senator Platt episode.

Denver Colorado Kansas William Allen White White Gazette Emporia Ers Willam Lindsay Sullie Lindsay Kansas City Kan Bill Emporis Red Rocks Mr. White Etter Wiliam Dean The Star King of Bayville Colonel Bapittie Abiene University of Cairo United States Egypt Colonel Little Weill Harding Davis Mediterranean Davis Chow

Why Some English Authors Were Knighted in 1900s

The piece discusses which English writers might receive knighthoods after the Boer War era. It cites Conan Doyle as a coronation knight candidate for his Boer War history and responses to army critiques, alongside Kipling Hardy Meredith and Anthony, noting Meredith’s openness to a peerage and the broader prestige system for authors.

Conan Doyle

Gorky and a Baker in Exile Among Freemason Theories

An English excerpt details a restless figure known as Gorky in exile, a baker or cook with keen reading habits and a trove of correspondences. He enchanted workmen with instructive talks on morality and geography, while the station chief debated Freemason doctrine and hinted at a forthcoming book based on MSS notes from a convict.

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Publishers debates over first edition print runs

The text discusses how publishers estimate first edition print runs for best selling books, noting that estimates rely on advertising and anticipated popularity. It mentions that sales can boom despite uncertain factors and that some publishers ship additional editions based on demand.

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