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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1903
Page
2
A fragmented review of Booth Tarkington and his contemporaries discusses his forthcoming novel and related pieces. The piece cites Beals With Religious Questions of Today and references Tarkington in speculative terms, noting publishing plans and reactions from readers and critics. The passage surveys literary pretensions and the public appetite for fiction amid religious and social questions in the era.
The list details new and forthcoming titles with biographical notes on authors such as Mrs. Martha Aue and Dawn Dowden, mentions John Burt and The Cavalier editions, and notes drama adaptations. It highlights Norman Normandy and Le Sueur de la Salle narratives, along with reviews of works by Althelen and Conrad, and notes about publishers like Doubleday and Meeker Phillips while naming several critics and editors.
A long discussion surveys Doyle, Conan Doyle, and others in American and British publishing about the legal rights to the Holmes character. It notes Doyle’s reluctance to license freely, the rise of imitators, and debates over who can claim ownership of the famed detective.
A fragmentary critique highlights Brady’s tale featuring a southern naval officer torn between duty and love. The review praises vivid settings and a shocking, dramatic end, noting the preacher Hinely and the central romance as key elements of the colonial adventure.
Gems gleaned from diverse denominations emphasize unity in God’s plan. Features include sermons on idol worship, business and religion, priestly duty, and gratitude in prayer, with notes from Rev. K. B. Tupper, Hey S. C. Eby, Rev. George Adams, Rev. J. Adam, Rev. A. Crapaty, and Rev. Thomas Tatian.
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