Books of Interest in 1920s Literature and History
A catalog of new and notable works including Genevra by Charles Marriott and The Amateur Spirit by Jills Perry. It reviews fiction of passion and social novels, and nonfiction on exploration, early American history, and evolving ideas on youth, virtue, and physical culture. Key authors include Cramp, Pitch, Beach, and Bell, with summaries of plot, themes, and historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevra
Charles Marriott
Bletone
New York
Pines
Genevra de Joslin
Morris
Jilles Perry
Houghton, Mifflin £ Co
Heston Brentano
Washington
Atlantic Monthly
Perry
Iam
Hawthorne
Emerson
Congress
Concord
Boston
Holgrave
Europe
Fourierrats
Alvar Nunez Cabeza DE Vaca
HIG
Barnes
Southwest
Alvar Nuoes
North America
Plymouth
Alvar Nunez
Atlantic
Pacific
Father Marcos of Nisan
New Mexico
West
Coronado
Getinsisiahed
Ad. F. Bann
North Carolina
William Edwards
Justratea
Nesle’s
Alamance
Fitch
Times
Regulators
Rex
Ith Batlin‘McClure, Phillipy & Co
Imne's
Price
Ife
North
Big George
Father Orloff
Psyche
Tiberius
Walter
Cramp
Brown & Go
Philadelphia
Rome
Italy
Africa
Augustus
Moe
Capri
Sejanus
Bejanus
Agrippina
Germanicus
Gyges
Senda
Mr Gramp
Pennycook
J J
Belt Cloth Harper's
Rentano’s
Washington Price
Iite
Wee Macgreegor
Bell
Notable Authors, Magazines, and Books Highlight Summers
The item surveys authors and works spending summer in various U S and European locales, including Eugene Wood in Canada, George Madden Martin in Anchorage KY, and Frances Hodgson Burnett at Maytham Hall Kent. It covers magazine features, literary notices, author arrivals, and planned summer publications across McClure’s, Harper’s, Atlantic, and The Living Age, with notes on Kipling, Mrs. Burton Harrison, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eia George Madden Martin
Emmmy Lau
Lecon
Anchorage
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Maytham Hall
Kent
Miss Armes Publishes Whittier Country Sketches
Miss Ethel Marie Armes of Birmingham, a former Washington girl, writes a debut book titled Midsummer in Whittier’s Country. The volume surveys the White Mountains village of Sandwich Centre from its colonial dawn to present day, with sketches of locals, legends, and Mount Chocora, Ovalpine, and Lake Asquam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Whittier’s
Ethel Marie Armes
Birmingham
Ala
Armes
the Post
Washington Post Association of Amateur Writers
Whits Mountains
Sandwich Centre
George II
Mount Chocora
Ovalpnce
Lake Asquam
Whittler
White Mount
Whittiers
Otsip Road
Gestpee
George Tit
Wong
Miss Armes
Deaf Mute Leaders Face Historic New York Court Case
Jacques Loew and Wilhelm Lipgens, two famed deaf mutes in New York, attend a landmark New York Supreme Court case. All testimony will be in sign language as delayed German and English translation complicate proceedings. The feud centers on accusations of deceit and reputational damage, drawing attention of deaf mute communities in the United States and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Powell
McClure
Phil
Nps & Co
New York
Mr. Powel
Cadiz
Richard Fingulit
Richard H Wilson
University of Ketiea
Europe
France
Jacques Loew
Wilhelm Liegens
Liegens
Washington Post
New York Supreme Court
America
Germany
Austria
Wilhelm Ipgens
Loew
Lonas Sonneborn
Loews
Ince
Tiffany & Co
HS Maglia
Roosevelt
Halsebuck
Fipgens
Mr. Lipgens
Mr Loew
Smart
Set
Tapgens
Leew
Lipgens
Buater
St Louis
Herr Watzulik
Altenburg
Saxony
Martin Czempin
Herlin
Avihead
Tipgens
Walzuick
Chicago
Rudelf Janik
Janik
Lapgens
League of Electords
Union League of Deaf Mutes
John Loew
Ingellient
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Moeria
Panrase
Geneva
Enevra
Abe
Ubertine
Harriet
Mick OF
Robert Montgomery
Wild Cloth
Minsketed
Alburt Company
Kentucky
England
South
Mick of the Woods
Dr Bird
George Billott Flint
Baker & Taylor Co
Austin Funt
Eugene Wood
NeClaree
Bia Vacati
Canada
Alfred Henry Lewis
Tan
Hyde
Equitable
Tn Impressions Quarterly
Reginn E. ‘Wilson
Wilson € Dibble
California
Purple Flack
Charles J . Bonaparte
Dig Mnfe
William Reynolds
Baltimore
Haxpers
Bamue
Hopkins Adams
Hamilton College
MC Meredith
Baden Baden
Ida M ‘Tarbell
John D. Rock¢felley
Kansas
Willa Slbert Cather
Gerlen
Pittshurs
Red Crowd
Nebra
Mra Isobel Strong
Mra Frank Boris Shee
Robert Louis Btevenaon
Hilln
Santa Clare Valley
Mim
Mario van Vorst
Amanda
Mul
Thia
Parle
Thomas FP
Millard
Scribner
Magegine
Japan
Lucas Malet
Denzel Crilly
Ruggard Kipling
Kipling
Century
Alnglos'a
August Han
Jonson
Edith Macvane
Burton Harrison
Richmond
Adda
Mesars MacMillam
G J Jack-atory
Ila
J . Laurence Laughlin
University of Chicago
Laughlin
Rox E Beach
Chitago
Binks
Mamoire
Enchanted Woods
Vernon Lee
Croth
John Lane
Pisa
Ravenna
Paria
Gascony
Arles
Trent
Mount St. Michel
Huganean Hille
Charles L. Goodrich
Doubleday, Pare &Co
Harpers Mageaine
Henry W
Tneau
Wim
Harper’e
Mr. Nevinson
Commopolitan
ol@ mongesine
Weont
Royal
Richard le Gaillense
Paul Jonow
Tondon
Smother Hoxte
Itellan Beaides
Americas
Crite
Anofbec
Himeek
Coly
Mra Rath McEnery
Harpers Hex
Ontaora
Tabneraville
Salina Sue
Latinativa
Neshville
Town
Tumber
Harper'a Basar
James Huneker
Bach
Mozart
Schubert
Chopin
Mendelssohn
Tachatkowsky
Wagner
Roosevalt
No Clare's
E 8 Curtin
Curtis Halla
Seattle
Wash
Oyster Bay
McClure’s
Des
Prema
Athlon W Smajl
Spencer
Ratzenhofer
Ice
Coma Brothers
Coma
Louise Morgan Sill
Herper'a Weekly
Columbia
Singleton
CAN Ice CO
Avel
NEW Publications
Mrs. Burton Harrison
THE
Carlyles
the Carlyles
Fifth Avenue
Jesus of Nazareth
United States National Museum
Jesus
Thomas Jefferson Department
Post
OMA Jefferson Dept. Care
Washington, D. c
Amen
Piesse
U.S
Senate
Bondsi U. S. Treasury Dept
St. Louis
Ieee
Heurich Brewing Co
Heurich’s
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