New Britain herald., 1924-03-11

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 History Of Assyria. by Albert T. Olm-
 stead.
 "By the aid Of modern discoveries 1 in cuneiiorm language. making pos siblc the decipha.raent of inscrip- tons. letters. drawings and sculpture on remnants or temple and palace. the author successfully rccreates the an- cicnt civiliEa ion Of th@ Assyrians. sharply ditercnriating them from the liabylonians With whom they nave herctofore been coupled. It is com prehcnsive and protuscly illustrated" A: l.. A. Bookist.
 History Of Magic and Experimental
 Science during the first IF cen
 turies 0! our era. by Lynn Thorn
 dikc
 "A survey O. !he thought Of tho ItaJing figures in the intellectual life Of western Europe from Pliny to CeccQ d'AscoH. which. in scope and mass of accurate detail parallels frazcr's The Golden Bough.' It gives a critical review of eacn author and a vivid impression of the posi- lioa he held in the world or his day. II contains much that is curious. quaint. and amusing. presented in an easy, readable m@nncr."--A. l.. A. Booklist. How to Eox Scientifically, by Michae
 Gibbons. I- NtI-t,II t->-<,r.-
 EEl%S HANDBOOK. KINGDOM UT TIE HEAVENS. by
 Charles Nordmann.
 Some of the marrels which the heavens have revealed in recent ycars-told in popular language by the astronomer of the University of Paris.
 LAUNDERING; HoME-TNsTEUC- |
 TION. by Lydia Balderston.
  MAKING. SHAPING AND TREAT
 ING OF STEEL. by J. M. Camp |
 X C. F. Francis. MAKING USE OF A BANK, by
 James A. Fitzgerald. MODERN HOME DYEING, by Mar
 ina Phillips.
 OUTLINE OF RADIO. by J. V. l.,
 Hogan.
 pEGSECUTIONS OF THE GREEKS
 IN TURKEY BEFORE THE
 EUROPEAN WAR. OF VIBRATION
 AND NOISE. by Alec Eason. AND MORALS, by
 James A. Hatfield.
 The author is specialist in ncry- nus and moral disorders. TIo applies Inc latest development Of psychology To the practical problems Of moral conduct.
 nCBLtC SPEAKING FOR BUsI-
 NESS MEN. by William c. 1loff-
 man, , tIGlIT OFF THE CHEST, by Nell lie lievell. Il The true story. told with tender , iesa and laughter, Of an invalid whom Irwin Cobb calls the bray. .si living creature I ever Saw in my irc."
 BOOTS. by II. ]. Grccnwall.
 "TEo rccolicctions Of an English I man who has covered ,Hrs. pcaco conferences, revolutions. amous trials. executions and other !. ront page events. One Of tho most i. chapters is that in which c tells how hc was the only jour I alist present al Inc battle of inc Iarnc--one of the greatest scoops in o is experience. yet he was unable 10 T lake even inc slightest use Of it." I oCIAL SCIENCE FOR TEACH. |,
 FRS. by C. E. Mariz X J. A. |
 kinncman.
 TORY OF SPICES. PRESSES IN FRAMED sTRCC- <
 TUEEs. by c. A. llool & W. <.
 kinnc. s rUDY OF INTERNATIONAL GOV
 EMINENT. by J. W. Hughan. h This is worth recommending 10 m | League -of- Nations Worshippers ., ii is sound. in"vit- Jic treatise that puts all open :. Iindcd people face 10 facc with the |, ilurs. icalousics. cncouragoments n imperialism. unacceptable in any a | but ail-powcrful. permanent ,uncil dominated by five momen- T. riiy victorious nations. It offers Ir only ionabls advice easily deduct ii ln--cducation. sinplifcation Of in- s Isir rics. love nf ones ncighbor and 1, will to peace. c."--Booknian.
 . D WOMEN OF THE BtsISEss
 WORLD. by r.. Johnson. Women really interested in busi- ,., ss careers would do "tll to read ., is. V is thorough. covering thr =, lection of vocation. appropriate rss. salpsmanship. etiquette of 2 .sinrss. li.ing conditions and