Mary Jane's Travels in England and Europe
Special Correspondence from London depicts a humorous travelogue of an American party adjusting to English life. Observations contrast language barriers, cultural norms, and urban scale in London with excursions to Brighton Isle of Wight Penzance Land's End and St Buryan. Authors reflect on language sentiment identity race relations and the charm of continental travel amid humorous anecdotes and social commentary.
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New Haven
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Southampton
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Reading Fever Among Juvenile Library Members
Four thousand five hundred juvenile members fill the library as young readers flock in at opening and return for more. Boys often finish two books a day in vacation, racing through pages in the reading room and exchanging unfinished volumes. Teachers note early neglect of lessons but praise the moral decisiveness and curiosity sparked by novels.
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Three Blue Hussars and a Quiet Paris Entry Incident
An interview with Albert D. Levinger recalls a singular episode during the 1871 Paris occupation when three blue hussars entered the city ahead of the main force. Levinger, then cadet sergeant, describes riding through the Bois de Boulogne and Champs Elysees and meeting officials, the Arc de Triomphe blocked, and the tense crowd reaction. He and Baron von Jageman worried about court martial but proceeded only to the fortifications, highlighting how a minor act might have altered the armistice and war mood.
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Albert D. Levinger
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Blue Hussars
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Levinger
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Arc de Triomphe
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Popular Boston Game draws crowd with tray name recall
A New York Tribune item describes Progressive Observation, now popular in Boston. Players view a tray filled with many articles, then have about half a minute to recall and name as many as possible to score a point.
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Harper's Weekly craftsman stance and famed illustrated pages
Harper's Weekly maintains its leading illustrated format with reliable editorial content. It showcases serial and short stories by popular writers and offers ample supplementary material. The magazine emphasizes high artistic quality and broad appeal across readers.
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Harper & Brothers advertise subscriptions to Harper s Weekly Harper s Magazine and Harpers Bazaar with free delivery to the United States Canada or Mexico Volume beginnings January orders begin with the current issue if time not stated Three year bound runs available by mail or express for seven dollars per volume Cloth cases supplied by mail payments by postoffice money order or draft at Harper New York binding cases offered delivery terms mailed postpaid to subscribers high era period advertising tone
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Harper's Magazine 1888 Illustrations and Content Preview
Harper's Magazine 1888 presents a year of progress with major illustrated articles on the Great West industry and global topics. It promises papers on Scotland Norway Switzerland the West Indies plus new fiction by Henry James and other popular writers with editorial leadership by Curtis Howells and Warner.
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Miss Woolson
George William Curtis
Williace Dean Howells
Charles Dinding Warner
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Harper's Bazar Fashion and Household Journal
Harper's Bazar blends literature and art with the latest fashion intelligence. It covers style patterns, home services, cookery, essays, poems, sketches, and articles aimed at households, with editorials noted for candor and broad appeal.
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Lincoln in the War and the Early Years Feature
The Century Magazine presents The War Papers and the Life of Lincoln surveying his early years and the country’s political conditions. Supplementary War Papers will cover army life, Libby Prison tunnels, and personal adventures as General Sherman writes on grand strategy.
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