New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-07

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LITERATURE or fHE MoRLh, by
William H. Richardson and Jesse
n. owen,
"A ten hook designed 20 give =
general survey Of literature, In It's
summary Of the literature Of each al
the major nations there is provided
an historical background and some in
formation about matters Of race, lanr
guags ami national characteristics"
LOUISE IMoGEN Quincy, by y n,
Tension,
Photography Of an American poet
and essayist who has wen appEseiar
tien also IN Great Britain"
THE MAN FROM MAINE, by I'D
ward William Bek,
"stary OF the career OF Cyrus II, X,
Curtis, who began as the smallest
newsboy on the streets Of Portland,
Maine, ana who now az the age Of
IS, owns the greatest publishing plant
in the world"
METALS AND THEIR ALLOYS, by
Charles yiekers
MINIMUM COURSE IN RHETORIC,
by " c. Edgar
POSTAL CLERK AND LETTER
CARRIER; How TO enter the
service of the post once depart
ment. by Charles Lehman,
\ SHORT HISTORY OF THE NEAR
EAST. by william stearns Davis,
Professor Davis here unrayels. with
grasp OF the factors and re-
skill In unravelling them.
that tangled maze OF political and
race interests which has come 10 be
with the Near East. Gifts
OF literary style make the whole mar
rativc a brilliant performance and
well adapted for general study
Boston Transcript.
SOME GREAT COMMODITIES. by
Edith NJ. Miller.
Studies OF ten great commodities
which occupy an important place In
the economic life Of the United
states and In the International trade
OF the world"
OF IRON ENAMEL
ING AND Thinning, by julius
Grunwald.
10Th CENTURY GUIDE FOR DIE
Sell OPERATORS. by Julius
Rosbloom.
Good, comprehensive book on Die
sci oil-burning engines, their con-
struction, operation, auxiliary ma
chinery and accessories. A satisfac-
tory, UP to date reference book in
most recent developments
such as the Qygodsky self-starting oil
engine. Includes United States gov
eminent and Lloyd's rules and regu-
lations and other related natter
Donald Hendy. A. l.. A. Booklist.
THE WORLD CRISIS by Winston c.
Churchill.
'Mr. Churchills book is one of ex-
traordinary interest, and the interest
is threefold 1t lies, first, In his vivid
and skillfully constructed narrative:
secondly, in the reasoning he employs
to defend his political strategical and
work against the many
attacks that have been made upon 1t;
and lastly in his portrait of himself. |
From the point OF view of the his
torian Of the future this complete ex-
preston of his personality cannot fail
to be of great alue."--Times Qon-
dom 1t. Sup.
Fiction.
BLOWING WEATHER, by j. T, Nc
Intyre.
This is a story of the sea and
those who follow the sea in books-a
tale of mystery and adventure and
romance and all the other ingredients
Of the real blooded novel. 1t tells of
the old port Of Philadelphia in the
now almost forgotten days when sail
ing vessels crowded the harbor and
the docks were teeming with the
very stuff of romance-or might have
been" Literary Review
by Dorothy kennard.
OF MEN, by Eden Phil
potts.
CONQUISTADOR by Katherine Full
lerton Gerould.
DIARY OF A. POLICE SURGEON, by
Graham Grant.
GOLD HUNTERS, by J. Q. Curwood.
HOT CORN IKE, by James L. Ford.
"a story of New York's famous
eighth ward in the days when bossism
was in its first flower. The villain OF
Mr.. Tord's novel is a hypocrite who
goes in for social work.
ISLAND GOLD, by Valentine Will
liams.
LOST DISCOVERY, by Mrs. Baillie