New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1926, Page 5

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Books. 014 {in enough 1o cuiphasizo, frequents | telligently Integrated activitles of [merit, i displays varlations of a ‘KU include, aced ding to witness- Rehel 0[ 0[1]81‘ Machme | —— Iy hemoaning s sore foot, his bur- (fhe experimental schools. Tmagina- 'siugle pattern whieh are not % ™ h ”"y""fl’ o} g miliar yolco, L TO A LADY IN THE [den-weary back and the prolonged [tion has entered into the educative 'monotonous but amazingly interest. MMOVINE of varlous objects, and taps e ‘ COUNTRY, edited by Stuart Sher. Interval between cool drinks. Alto- [process. By differentiating clearly ing, and as a symbol of a phase of Nt 4pparently emanate from thc Falrbanks, Alaska, April 6 (P | {gether a dively, readable wnd inter hetween the aims and methods of the | contemiporary writing it has a value | Valls. tensible correspondents are | Callng book, 4t is scriously informa- | leading sehool and by tempering her [which no one can gainsay. Times, | Tt was related that the child has Repairs are being rushed here for “Paul" a young Kentuckian poet | tive without ever heing a bore. contaglous enthusiasm with intelli- run crying to har mother on several the Detrolter, one of the nimlumwiw ing advertising in New York, and | Literary Review, 416,2-DST |gent criticism, Miss DeLima has | ey S occasions gaying that her face has to be used by Captain George 11 |[“Caroline,” a New York girl writ- | iproduced an invaluable hook for been slapped. Wilking, In an Avctic oxpedition, ”“l‘(.):llnlhv m‘ Kont 1:‘\\‘. ’\n ll" m \\y-. |LONDON'S WEST END, by P. I |parents. Rooks. 317.3-D37, SOLDIER SLAYS YOUNG | Mrs. Baybourne, foster mother of rled 1o an old friend of Paul's who [ Ditehfield e e g ¢ ol o8 o s | belleved Snag e Brnching i oiotirad el asortiof soadi nature| | Granted ihat a man s thorar ke CAPTAINS AND KINGS, by Andre BRIDE KILLS HIMSELF '\\hhd.:’ Homos (\»!L:m:l b :mr'u o might be flown to Point Barrow this{ed chump, Jim, the chump, ra Iy saturated his mind with o particu= | Maurios. 4 one occasion, asserted were forecd weeki, possibly Thurs to ald itg|MOES amd cultivates the bourgeols (lar subjeet and that for him it is one | It is a natural temptation to con e to relinquish their hold upon the slster plane, the Alaskan, if the lat- |VIFues. He is not neurotic, nor is he lof the most fascinating subjeets n | trast this book with the author's Wounds Her Aotliortin Amilston |child's arimsiby: sonie unssenifore: ter does not return to Fairbunks in jconcerncd with what has been well fthe world, he cannot help writing [“Ariel:” for it was by the latter that | The parents have taken the case e aantitie. |called the Higher Things; all in all o |interestingly about it. ~ Mr. Diteh- [ Mr, Maurigs won for himself 2 high | (Ala) Homc—Double Tragedy mly but they say the child has Captaln Wilking and Lieutenant | POOF companion for a sprightly Indy. |field Is in that cage with regard 10 [place in the literature of the Tng- 3 : Chtearan s Carl B. Blelson flew to Point Bar- {Sturday Review of Liferature, $18- |hig heloved London, and one would 'lish speaking world, Like most | Also Occurs at Fairfield, N. Y. 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