New Britain herald., 1922-10-23
Mew Books at tie Institute
THE ART OF THE MOVING PIC.

 mulate a new theory of aesthetics sculpture and painting In motion, MT. Lindsay better known sssuredl, as one of our most individual con temporary poets. was for a time painter and a student of painting This book reveals his serious preoc cupation with art and his intens, conviction that its function is to serve . moral purpose" Outlook.
 
 THE BOOK OF THE SKY by N Luckiesh,
 Not a book about astronomy, al the reader might at first suppose, bu one that deals with the sky as seer omena of clouds, winds and weather in a spirit that Is at once poetic and scientific. In the authors description of airplane voyages through the clouds an attractive literary quality Is thus skillfully combined with ac. curate knowledge" Outlook.
 THE CHILD AND THE HOME by
 Benzion Liber
 The volume is a primer of liberty and interesting 10 experts as we'll as to tyros which cannot be said Of many primers. nor indeed of many books, even of novels" Survey. ENGLAND by an overseas English
 man.
 "A direct. plain spoken statement of England's position in relation to the British Empire from the point of view of one of her sons who speaks for the citizens of Britain's overseas dominions." Review Of Reviews. FOOD PRODUCTS FROM AFAR by Edgar Bailey and Herbert s. Bailey. Explains why we have spices from the Zantee Islands. macaroni from Naples, oils from Italy and Spain, tea from China and Japan, cocoa and coffee and bananas from Latin Am erica, etc. GIVE ME THE YOUNG by Edmund c. O. Holmes.
 This book is a stimulating discus sion of most vital problem. It is direct and clear in it's presentation and should prove well worth while for teachers and educators in general. It should be helpful to the movement for reconstruction by awakening seri- ous thinking on the part of the gen. eral public. It is a book for the layman as well as for the educator" Elementary School Journal.
  HANDBOOK OF ORGANIZATION AND METHOD IN HOSPITAL SOCIAL SERVICE by Margaret S. Brogden. A HISTORY OF EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN SCULPTURE FROM THE EARLY CHRISTIAN PER- TOD TO THE PRESENT DAY by Chandler Rathfon Post.
 Without question this is the most interesting history of European sculpture in any language-Likely to remain standard book of reference for many years to come. Prof. Post is keen in detecting important and historically significant monuments, seizing their general tendencies and relations, and expressing his con clusions in living, vibrant language" Literary Review.
 HOME ECONOMICS IN THE ELF MENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS by Agnes K. Hanna. HOW WE CAME OUT OF THE WAR by I, C. Willis.
 THE INDUSTRIAL CLINIC, hand book dealing with health in work, by Edgar Leigh Collis ed.
 A compilation which discusses the more important phases of industrial medical practice in Great Britain. Of particular value to physicians, factory managers, and social workers. JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIONS by C, H. John- ston and others
 JUST NERVES by Austen Fox Riggs, LEGENDS OF sMoKEovER by L. P. Jack.
 METHODS AND AIMS IN THE STUDY OF LITERATURE by Lane Cooper
 NEW GRoWTHs AND CANCER by Simeon Burt Wolbach
 "Dr. Wolbach has contributed to the Harvard Health Talks series an unusually clear and ineligible ac- count of present-day knowledge of tumors and cancers, their origins and structures, pathology diagnosis and treatment-with reassuring reference to the progress made in prophylaxis and public education on the subject Survey. THE NEW HEAVENS by George FL lery Hale
 "The entire book is written for the reading of the layrnan, and it is hard to conceive of better layman's primer to conversance with modern astronomy" Literary Review. NEW LATIN AMERICA by Jacob Warshaw. "Dr. warshav, of the University of Nebraska, has written a very illum- mating work upon the recent economic and cultural development of Latin America The book is excel | lently illustrated and contains an ap pendix of useful information, mainly statistical which enhances its value" America.
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