Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-02
Waterville Library
AccessiOns for April

Elction-Are Parents People
(Miller): Audacity (Williams): Blue
Blood (Johnson); Children of the
Age (Hamsun); Clevedon Case
Oakley: Dear Pretender (Colver);
Deserts Price (Raine): Easy put
nam); Empty Hands (Stringer);
Four Bells (Paine); Heirs Apparent
(Gibbs): Here Comes the Sum- (Lor-
ing); House by the Road (Dutton):
terpreter's House (Burt): King;
Tommy (Hannay); Lady Of Pent-
lands (Jordan): Laughing Rider
(Erskine); Leap Year Girl
(Onions); Mazaroff Mystery (Fletch-
err: Mother of Gold (Hough): New
err Fire First (Dorrance): o. Henry
Memorial Award, Prize Stories of
1928; Old Misery (Pendexter); Paul
inc (Knoop): Red Lodge (Bridges);
South of the Rio Grande (Clarke):
Thirteenth Letter Lincoln): Told
by an Idiot (Macaulay): Wild
Horses (Knibbs); You Too Dur
lingame).
Juvenile Fiction-Boys' Book of
Forest Rangers (Crump): Campfire
Girls in War and Peace (Horni-
brook); Coxswain Drake of the Sea-
scouts (Hornibrook): Deep Sea
Hunters in the South Seas (Verrill) !;
Drake and the Adventures Cup
(Hornibrook); Infields Rivals (Bar-
bour): libby Jones (Butler); Medi-
cine Gold (Miller); Old Mary Met
calf Place (Gray): Scouting in the
Wilderness (Tomlinson); Tony from
America (Taylor); Treve (Terhune).
Observation-Disclosures, Sir James:
Claims Of the Coming Generation.
McDougall, William: Outline of Psy-
chology. The author is professor at
Harvard University. Pierson, Clara
D.: Living with Our Children. A
book of little essays for mothers.
Burgess, Gelett: Have You an Edu-
Gated Heart? Smith, ]. Patterson:
Bible in the Making. Smyth, J. Pat
terson: How We Got Our Bible.
Goodspeed, E. j.: The New Testa-
ment: an American Translation.
Coffin, Henry S.: What Is There in
Religion? Contents: Refreshment;
Cleansing: Power: Illumination:
Fertility; Buoyancy: Serenity and
Adventure: Beauty; Division and
Unity; Change and Permanence.
Carpenter, o. c.: Debate Outlines on
Public Questions. Intended to give
information to debaters in the prep
aration of their arguments. Out
lines for debate of "a subjects are
given. The author is a member of
court. Peters, DR.. Lulu H.: Diet
for Children (and Adults). when
your child Is i'll, You willingly spend
any amount for his recovery. Think
of this and spend more money, if
necessary to better advantage in
keeping him WE'LL" Robinson, Ed
win A.: Man Who Died Twice. Ste
venson, Burton E., editor: Poems of
American History. MacKaye, Per-
cy: This Fine-pretty World: a Come
dy of the Kentucky Mountains. Bar
ton, Bruce: Better Days. Wilson, r.
F.: The Lying Pageant of the Nile.
Not as an Psychologist, but as
tourist who was at the scene of the
first Tutankhamen discoveries. the
author presents a vivid picture of
the life and customs of the ancient
civilization. Seton, Mrs. Grace
Thompson: Chinese Lanterns. Mrs.
Seton tells in an interesting way
how these lanterns of the Orient.
fashioned of paper and bamboo. of
porcelain, of wood and stone, of silk,
form a part OF every wedding, fu-
neral, festival, pilgrimage, or process
sion: and no home, temple, shrine,
Carpenter, Frank G.: Carpenters
World Travels: Mexico. Guest, Eo-
gar A.: When Day Is Done. Elliott.
DR.. Mabel E.: Beginning Again at
Ararat. An account of the authors
personal experiences as director Of
the medical felief work at Marash.
Ismid, Smyrna and in the country of
Mt. Ararat. The author Is a ply
stefan of prominence and served as
medical director of the Near East
Relief. Virouboba, Nine. Anna:
Memories of the Russian Court. The
writer of these memories was an in
innate friend of the empress of Rus
STA. She was at the center of the
tragic events which she describes.
Amin, Robert E.: Woodrow Will
son: a Character Study. Auer, Leo
pold: My Long Life in Music. Leo
pold Auer left Russia in 1917, at
the outbreak of the Revolution. aft
err having lived nearly half CEN
tury in st. Petersburg. He had lost
He gives us pleasing
Of the notable musi-
clans from 1865 1917. He is instruc-
TOR Of many of the greatest violin