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... History and Historical Art Department of the Glasgow Exhibition. Voluntary subscriptions from country readers enjoying the privileges the Library were received from the following : Constant Reader. Carnoustie, ; Mr David Weighton, Hrax, 2s 6d; Arbirlot ...
... usual (sulking time. The World of Fashion. Interesting Necklines. le 'was, Sonic of the most interesting necklines of the moment date hack to Edwardian, and even to Elizabethan times. It seems that we have torrowed ideas from the most distinguished necklines ...
... useful from Mr James Armstrong’s paper whose title Town Gals, the Money-Maker” sufficiently indicates the character of its purpose and contents. The illustrations have educational value which cannot be too highly praised. The July number the “World’s Work” ...
... for your kindness. AMAZING STORY. Frew• is in the course of his third walking tour of the world. Hatless and bronzed, he carries no luggage except two scrap-books containing cuttings. photographs. and autographs which prove the authenticity of his amazing ...
... personal letter pointing out how essential it was to get control for, not only the importation of mutton and beef from foreign sources, but also from the Dominions. He thought that was the practical suggestion. Defending the Government, he said they had endear ...
... gift-book of lasting value. INVENTOR'S SCRAPBOOK by Egon Larsen (Lindsay Drummond, 1 2 / 6 ) is a grand book for boys and their fathers. It is crammed with intensely interesting information about every kind of invention from the sewing machine to television ...
... exceptionally meritorious description the Great Lake Ports the United States, and a fine, intimate study of homely, out-door life from that master in this kind work, Mr John Burroughs. There is much besides what I have named—stories, essays, occasional notes ...
... thoughts be clean and high, You can make little Eden the sphere you occupy. you wish the world were wiser ? Well, suppose you make a start, By accumulating wisdom the scrapbook of your heart. Do not waste one page on folly; live to learn and learn live. If you ...
... in the works which have been known to the world as those of Fiona Macleod. Although the early books of this second epoch bear clear and internal traces of the William Sharp who was already known to the world, the work of Fiona Macleod grew steadily* more ...
... This applies to the illustrations as well to the letterpress. They are exquisitely reproduced from sketches whose freshness of view cannot fail to impress. From a wealth of articles, stories, verse, and timely comment it would be difficult to pick what ...
... Hope's serial, 44 Sophy of Kravonia. And the Edi- tor' 6 scrap-book, as I have mentioned from time to time, is full of good things. CasseWs Magazine deserves all the compliments which I hear paid it from many quarters. There are Teaders who take the best gifts ...
... patience, to learn from sorrow sympathy.-0. 8. Merriam. There is s whole round of maladies that can be cored by a new thought, • new sensation. new surroundings. A little excitement err new experience often clears the cobwebs from the brain. It is not ...