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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1905
Page
32
A mixed book review column listing new works by John S. Wase and others. It covers The Lions Sin, The Lure of the Labrador Wild, The Digressions of Polly, Her Other Self, and other titles with brief descriptions of authors, publication details, and themes.
A long panoramic survey lists Cosmopolitan Pearson's McClure's Holiday Lippincott's Century and others. It highlights prominent authors such as Zangwill Kennelly and Gibbon, features leading stories The Training of a Pony and The Judgment of All, and notes art, travel and reform essays plus garden and home sections across the April issues.
A country-bred man recalls a New England church sociable where clergy and ladies share cake and stories. He contrasts the minister’s social ascendency with boyhood memories of class bias, church suppers, and a satirical tale of a pastor who wins a local girl and a sizeable dowry while the narrator laments the perceived inequities in communal life.
A manuscript copy of Poe's Ulalume in Poe's handwriting sold at New York auction on February twenty second for one thousand dollars. The poem appears with the omitted stanza in the new Cameo edition of Edgar Allan Poe's Complete Works. The Navy Bureau of Equipment plans to add to ship libraries with Works by Stair and Roosevelt titles. The thirteenth edition of Roosevelt a Hero Tales has appeal, with seven editions of Ranch Life issued since reformatted. Hobbes daughter of American drug merchant John Morgan Tchards has contributed to the Academy. Richards sold periodicals to Sir George Newnes. The one hundredth anniversary of the birth of Hang Christian Anderser in April will renew interest.
A memorial volume issued by WV Cox honors Matthew Gault Emery. The work offers his biography, last illness, tributes from associates, details of the memorial tablet at Metropolitan Methodist Church, the Emery school, a sketch of the Emery ancestry, and a biography of Mrs Matthew G Emery.
A dialogue anecdote about a daughter seeking a marriage with a duke and a papa reacting with humor. The piece imitates a theatrical style and mentions The Sunday Post as a premium source. It references Washington's Favorite Newspaper tone and port city setting.
A speaker recalls a letter received this morning seeking to cross lines for the Reverend and his wife Mary and five children. He suspects the wife’s name was misrecorded as Mary, implying she may be dead, and questions the identity of the new wife.
An essay argues that America faces overlarge elites and urban crowding, predicting disintegration and arguing a small town environment better for young men. It praises professional and social life in towns of two to fifty thousand, claiming greater success and character development than in large cities. A separate anecdote describes a child's dining fascination with cheese at a stylish restaurant.
Fragment from The Gentlewoman describes a proffered edict by the Duchess of Sutherland limiting charity concerts unless performers are paid. It notes public pressure, reactions of artists including a renowned violinist, and proposed remedies such as public advertising and a musicians association to bar unpaid work.
A plan discussed involves two challengers to Liptan and a choice between them. The idea is to send the better contender after the Ameris Cup while avoiding trouble. If Ed completes the alternative, the other path is not pursued.
The Catholic World endorses the New International Encyclopedia noting its use of original sources and its truthful presentation. Reverend Charles H. Fowler and Bishop M. E. Church of Buffalo praise the work as monumental and reliable. Editors in chief include Daniel Coit Gilman Harry Thurston Peck and Frank Moore Colby with over three hundred scholar assistants.
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