New Britain herald., 1923-02-12
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 MAGNETISM hg faFle M Terry, ART hY Give Hell.
 'sfhe root Of Mir itfii's argument is that true gaFk ef art produces in us aesthetic ecstasy and emotion and hE d0ing s0 aNaksns and silmr ulaies inc spiritual side Of our nature "ii is the HTst hook since Rnskin began ta publish 'AadeFn Painters n iSas, that could even e0neeiVahiN con- vince a serious minded person et gaed Judgment that ar, is something maFf than an agreeable arnameRialion and seasoning af life" Alhtnaehm BARS AND SHADOWS a hook et prison poems by Ralph Chaplin,
 
 THE BLACK BORDER by Ambrose E, Gonzales,
 ,sFhe author has done remarkable thing, he has invented q new mode Of negro dialect stary,"-tlere is a group Of 4s genre sketches Of r0bustly hu- morous life ih the low country oFig' inal in conception surprising m treat ment l have seen nothing So novel anywhere recently, For which reason venture 70 say at the outset that this is a rather remarkable hook, There are other reasons as good"
 John Bennett-iiterary Review, THE BOOK OF WASHINGTON hy Robert shackleton,
 "aIr shackleton has added another to the attractive series Of books on American cities. He has taken np iis various outstanding features, build ings, streets and institutions and de- scribed them with liberal aeeompani- ment Of anecdote. He had added 10 his text n large number Of photo graphs and pen and ink drawings. :"
 Literary Review BRITISH MERCHANT SHIPPING by Clement Jones.
 
 THE CAUSES OF HEART FAILURE by William Henry Robey. Pneumonia by Frederick Taylor Lord. "Tho two books above are in the series Harvard Health Talks publish ed by the Harvard university press. They are addressed to the layman Tn non-technical language" CHINESE PAINTERS by Raphael Petrucci.
 "A concise and illuminating vol ume which explains briefly the prin- cinles of technique and then. as It sketches the historical evolution or painting. it reveals it's dominating philosophical idea the search Tor ao- stract form" A. l.. A. Booklist. CLIMATIC CHANGES by Ellsworth Hunting X Nisher Stephen
 Climatic changes--Their nature and causes.
 Prof. Huntington's book has q bear ,nr on the problem Of world over crowding. which is becoming more and more prominent in sociological and nolitical discussions. Tn fact. it is al compan,on volume to his earlier Earth and Sun an hypothesis oi weather and sunspots. survey. THE COUNTRY AGENT AND THE FARM BUREAU by Maurice Chase Burritt.
 DANIEL WEBSTER IN ENGLAND, edited by Edward Gray. DENIzENS OF THE DESERT by Edmund c. Jaeger.
 "A study of wild life of our south western desert by biologist who has made this region lifelong study DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME BY STATES IN 1919 by Oswald Whit man Knauth.
 DOVER ROAD by c. c. Harper. "Mr. Harper recalls many memo rabilia connected with this historic highway
 EATING vITAMINES: How to know and prepare the foods that supply these invisible lite-guards, by Charles Huston Goudiss. ENGLAND IN 1915 by Joseph Bal lard
 ENGLISH DICTIoN FOR SINGERS AND SPEAKERS by l.. A. Russell. THE EVOLUTION OF THE NEW TESTAMENT by John Elliottson Symes.
 "Tbe book is clear and interesting and well written, the work of q teach CT rather than of a scholar, and or a teacher who has read widely and used accurately the books that preceded him. The chief merit of the volume lies in it's treatment of the character istics and contents of the New Testa- ment writings and in the effort made to explain the environment or the writers in the apostolic age. PaufsI letters arc explained with simplicity and effectiveness" Lit. Review. FIVE oNE-ACT COMEDIES by Law renee Langner.
 MT. Langner was one of the found- CTS of the Washington Square players, probably the first organization to start the one-act play on it's path to present-day popular recognition and he is now one of the six able directors of the New York Theater Guild"
  FRENCH PICTURES AND THEIR PAINTERS by Mrs. Lorinda Mun- son Bryant