 FREDERICK COLLINS The Magic of Science Profusely Illustrated. I2mo, cloth, net $1.25. Time will never hang heavily on the hands of the boy who owns this book. It is a work that will appeal to every boy or girl from nine to ninety. Its pages open up a...  Uncle Joe's Lincoln - Page 171by Edward Alfred Steiner - 1918 - 168 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Richard Wallace Hogue - Mission of the church - 1917 - 106 pages
...famous author in a new vein. Taking for a theme his possession when a boy of a little fox-terrier, Prof. Steiner furnishes some altogether delightful...complete a "straight cut" to the heart of a child. ROBERT If. BOLWELL After College— What? I2mo, cloth, net 750. A protest, in the form of autobiographical... | |
 | Richard Wallace Hogue - Mission of the church - 1917 - 104 pages
...all Prof. Steiner's rich endowment as a powerful and sympathetic writer finds full play. A. FREPERICK COLLINS The Magic of Science Profusely Illustrated,...complete a "straight cut" to the heart of a child. ROBERT W. BOLWELL After College—What? A protest, in the form of autobiographical chapters, againit dawdling... | |
 | 1917 - 944 pages
...PELTIER With illustrations in color by Clara P. Wilson, and in black and white by Jewel T Morrison. In some respects the reader is' reminded of "Alice...Wonderland;" in others met only by new, original fancies. A A Tale of a Mississippi River parish. "Mr. Butler has told __ "iis tale well. If it could be circulated... | |
 | Dillon Wallace - American fiction - 1918 - 282 pages
...girl from nine to ninety. Its pages open up a practically unending vista of entertainment, which )s as much valuable knowledge as it is diversion and...illustrations, done both in color and black-and-white, com* plete a "straight cut" to the heart of a child. FICTION, JUVENILE, Etc. /. T. THURSTON Amilur... | |
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