New Books and Their Authors Bring Wartime Tales
New releases include The Lions Sin by John S Wase a keen Civil War era novel set in Virginia detailing postwar turmoil, West Virginia politics, reconstruction, and Pierpont’s gubernatorial role. The volume also surveys Labrador adventure and society at large with author notes and illustrations.
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Hate Tohroor
Yoaders Soomk Parry Brom
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Hmia
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Dirin Rewsy
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Congress
King Lear
Alexandria
Norfolk
Governors Mansion
Capitol
Wireling
Andrew Johnson
Zach Chandler
Henry H Wells
Michigan
Williamsburg
Willam and Mary
Johnsen
McGroder
Yorktown
McClellan
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Walliamsburg
Willams Big
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Nubiein Teiders
Porpeonte
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April Cosmopolitan and other magazines feature noted literary names
The April issue roundups name Israel Zangwill Alfred Henry Lewis and many others, with pieces on poetry, stories, and travel. It highlights Lincoln era writers, Gibbon and Zangwill’s juvenile tales, and cultural previews across Cosmopolitan, Pearson's, McClure's, World Work, Century, and Holiday.
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Alfred Kenry Lewis
David Graham Phillips
Arthur Symons Galett Burgers
Poultney Bigelow
Maxim Gura
Charles Wagner Cyrug Townsend Brady & Orge Hibbard
Edna Kenton
Herbert Quick
Edward W Very
Minister Gets Best There Is In Church Supper
A country bred man recounts how a New England church sociable exposes class bias toward clergy. A cake episode and a church supper reveal inequality with the minister favored in portions and behavior, ending with a memory of a ruined courtship and financial gain for a pastor.
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Congregational Church
Ding
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Books and Authors: Poe Manuscript Auction and New Editions
A Poe manuscript copy of Ulalume in Poe’s handwriting sold in New York on February 22 for 1000 dollars. The poem’s omitted stanza appears in the first volume of the Cameo edition of Edgar Allan Poe's Complete Works. Navy Bureau adds to crews libraries with Stair’s What a Young Man Ought to Know and What a Man of Forty-five Ought to Know. Roosevelt works see renewed editions, including Ranch Life and The Strenuous Life. Hobbes, daughter of John Morgan Richards, wrote for the Academy. Richards sold periodicals to Sir George Newnes. Anniversary of Christian Anderser’s birth on April 2.
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Emery Memorial Volume Honors Late Matthew Gault Emery
A handsome memorial volume issued in Emery family memory, prepared by WV Cox. It mirrors high quality in paper, printing, binding and illustrations. The book includes Emery’s biography, his last illness, tributes from business associates, the memorial tablet presentation to Metropolitan Methodist Church, the Emery school, the ancestry sketch, and a biography of Mrs. Matthew G Emery.
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The Really Important Point At The Houston Port
A humorous dialogue features a father and daughter discussing marriage to a duke, ending with the father promising a concession. The scene hints at social pressures and family status connected to marriage prospects. The piece is framed as a light reader’s moment in a Sunday Post context.
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Country-bred man recalls a letter about a wife and five children
A fragmented quote describes a country man receiving a mail message about a wife named Mary and five children, suggesting the wife may be dead and a new wife or situation follows. The text hints at personal tragedy and family upheaval within a wartime or distant relation context.
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Small Town Life Seen Better for Young Men Than Big City
Essay argues America overpopulated and that small towns offer a superior environment for youth and professional growth. It contends personal character thrives, social life improves, and a two to fifty thousand population town provides better chances than a first-class city. Also includes a humorous note about a child—then a restaurant scene with cheese.
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Duchess of Sutherland Bars Charity Concerts for Unpaid Fees
A 19th century notice reports the Duchess of Sutherland forbidding town houses to host charity concerts unless performers on the programme receive their stated fees. The piece condemns indecision among concertgoers and cites concerns over unpaid artistic support, urging organized musicians to end unpaid work and rely on voluntary contributions only for public benefit.
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England
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Ucketis
Better Plan for Liptan Reported to Build Two Challengers
The source notes that Thomas Liptan may pursue two challengers to the existing team. It suggests sending the stronger option after the Ameris Cup and keeping both ready to avoid future trouble, with Ed's prior action referenced.
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New International Encyclopedia Praised by Clergy and Scholars
The Catholic World lauds the New International Encyclopedia for original sourcing and accuracy. Renowned leaders including Rev. Charles H. Fowler and Bishop M. E. Church attest to its value while Editors in Chief Daniel Gilman Harry Thurston Peck and Frank Moore Colby oversee contributions from hundreds of scholars.
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Columbia University
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