New Britain herald., 1924-03-11
New Books at Me Institute

New Books at the Public Library March s. 1924:
 Actorviews, by Ashton Stevens, Intimate portraits Of Ditrichstein Elsie Ferguson. the Barrymores Leslie Carter. Sothcrn and Marlowe John Drew. Mrs. Fislle and others. Art Of Massage, by J. II. KcIlogs Auto Repair Practice. by l.. A. Emcr-
 son and l.. C. Jones.
 
 Automobile Ship Practice. by F. K.
 Hammond and F. i;. Jones. Best Poems of 1923. edited by l.. A.
 G. Strong.
 Beyond the Stflant Mountains, by
 Adolf Wenig.
 Tales and pictures. both of which interpret the gay, bold character Of the Czech people.
 Boston bays of William Morris Hunt
 by Martha Shannon.
 This study of Q great teacher great painter and great gentleman. is charmingly and sympathctically writ ten. profusely illustrated with ex- amplos Of Hunts best known portraits groups and landsca pes. and forms an adequate and fitting memorial of an unselflsh and brilliant life that will not cease to be an inspiration to ar tists in and out Of America for years 10 come"
 Breads, by Ella C. Mckenny. Centenary of the Monroe Doctrine. Cocoa and chocolate industry, by Ar
 thur Knapp.
 Control Of the Social Mind. the psy-
 choogy Of economic and political
 relations. by Arand Weeks.
 ''The author says that the graycst problems Of today are those Of social and community affairs and of national and international relations. and that the solution Of these problems lies in the practical application Of trained psychological motivations. He writes this book To demonstrate that social hs ttermcnt may be achieved by means of the skiliful development and cor rect application Of mental processes to everyday affairs that are. or should bc, the intimate concern Of tho whole of mankind"
 Cooperative marketing. by II, Stccu.
  Denison's Descriptive Music book.
 Of interest to thosc who plan en- trrtainments. biffercntial Equations in Applied
 Chemistry. by r. l., Hitchcock
 and C. $. Robinson. Education for Citizenship in a
 Democracy. by r. F. woclincr i.instcin Theory of Eclati,lty. by c. !
 F. Seryiss
  Lecrybody's Business by Floyd " i
 Parsons. '''rha anthor has here assembled ! tbt facis ot greatest interest and i'm. ! porinnce about the natural resources | and leading industries in this country. The whole gives n well-roundcd pie turc or Americas industry. past and present with n word about consefA a- ton and the future. '--A. l.. X. Book list.
 Exits and Entrances. by Eva Moore. An interesting retrospect of the very busy and very happy life Of an EnglishwomuH who has been a promi- nnnt actress and prod drcr for he last qrarter Of Il century or more. Her husband, Harry Y. l.amond. actor. playwright and producer, has been as prominent as she. and better known in this country. E hrrc some af his plays have been successful And the book is quite as much about him as about herself. lt is bfim full Of anecdotes and bits of rcnhniscencp about famous stage folk of the last so years and of many others wbgg, names were. and arc less well known. II is so charming that if is almost Ike fairy tale. wherein two hand. some young people fall In love and marry. win success and prosperity. q and live all their lives in happiness |, and mutual understanding. New 3 York Times Book Review. II
 . Facts About Wills Which You Shoald { Know. 4 Fundamentals Of poJagogy. by Erv.it James Higgins tt
 fl furniturr for thr Craftsman. by d Paul D. Otter. ,
 
 Heat and Energy, by ib. r.. ptc. lg Tho book aims at conveying some conception of enrrpy as tft. basjs of all activity in nature. The fist hall n bf II Is necessarily concrfnod uitb ant |, outline of thr elcmrufarr theory of s Heat. Thereafter tbe author deals t with the derivation of fnrrgy from i, natural sources and its tUn.,rsion .. = ]