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The Irish Review, March 1913, The Irish Review Pub. Co.
The Irish Review, March 1913, The Irish Review Pub. Co.
Irish Review
Contents: "The Plough and the Earth Spirit" - AE
"Irish Schools: An Exhortation" - E. Creagh Kittson
"The Land Purchase Deadlock" - Justin Philips
"Two Poems on the Shannon" - Osborn Bergin
"The Spanceled: Story" - Daniel Corkery
"The Story of James Fitz-Stephen, Mayor of Galway: Ballad" - Bligh Talbot-Crosbie
"The Wars of Turlogh: An Historical Document" - Edmund Curtis
"Irish History in English Magazines" - Miriam Alexander
Reviews
Tampa Ilustrado Revista Semanal, December 7, 1912, Manuel Fuente, Manuel Cadiz
Tampa Ilustrado Revista Semanal, December 7, 1912, Manuel Fuente, Manuel Cadiz
Tampa Ilustrado
This issue included an update on current social events in Cuba surrounding the election of Mario García Menocal and six pages of anecdotal stories.
The Irish Review, December 1912, The Irish Review Pub. Co.
The Irish Review, December 1912, The Irish Review Pub. Co.
Irish Review
Contents: Picture - "The Fisherman's Daughter (Munster)" - Power O'Malley
"At the Abbey Theatre" - W.B. Yeats
"Reafforestation" - John Eglinton
"'Home Rule' in the German Parliament" - P.J. Sheridan
"A Hot Friend Cooling" - edited and translated by Osborn Bergin
"The Call of the Road" - Dermot O'Byrne
"The Fugitive" - Con O'Leary
"Beyond the Fields We Know" - Lord Dunsany
"The Montessori Method of Home and School Education" - E.P. Culverwell
"The Western Sanctuary" - E.F. Phibbs
"The Crock of Gold" - D. O'B
"Some Aspects of the Celtic Movement" - Moireen Fox
Reviews
All Night Long, Shelton Brooks
All Night Long, Shelton Brooks
Black American Sheet Music Collection
The piano and voice score for "All Night Long" with words and music by Shelton Brooks, a Black songwriter. The cover says the song was originally introduced in vaudeville by Grace Wilson.
Oh You Georgia Rose, Robert Allen Cole, Johnnie Waters, Shelton Brooks, W. R. Williams
Oh You Georgia Rose, Robert Allen Cole, Johnnie Waters, Shelton Brooks, W. R. Williams
Black American Sheet Music Collection
The score for "Oh You Georgia Rose" with words by Shelton Brooks, a Black composer, and W.R. Williams. Music by Bob Cole, a Black composer, and Johnnie Waters.
Wreckers Of Caribou Reef, Or, Border Bandits At Bay, Spencer Dair
Wreckers Of Caribou Reef, Or, Border Bandits At Bay, Spencer Dair
American Indian Weekly
This novel uses outdated terminology to refer to indigenous peoples.
Come After Breakfast: Bring 'Long Your Lunch And Leave 'Fore Supper Time, James Timothy Brymn, Christopher M. Smith, James Burris
Come After Breakfast: Bring 'Long Your Lunch And Leave 'Fore Supper Time, James Timothy Brymn, Christopher M. Smith, James Burris
Black American Sheet Music Collection
The piano and vocal score for "Come after Breakfast," written by James Brymn, a Black composer, James Burris, and Christopher M. Smith, a Black songwriter.
Correction, Witmer Stone, Frank L. Burns
On The Curb, Or, Beating The Wall Street Brokers, Frank Tousey, J. Perkins Tracy
On The Curb, Or, Beating The Wall Street Brokers, Frank Tousey, J. Perkins Tracy
Fame and Fortune Weekly
No abstract provided.
For Fame And Fortune, Or, The Boy Who Won Both, Frank Tousey, J. Perkins Tracy
For Fame And Fortune, Or, The Boy Who Won Both, Frank Tousey, J. Perkins Tracy
Fame and Fortune Weekly
No abstract provided.
Un Maître Du Crime, Ou, L'Enterré Vivant
A Favorite Of Fortune, Or, Striking It Rich In Wall Street, Frank Tousey, J. Perkins Tracy
A Favorite Of Fortune, Or, Striking It Rich In Wall Street, Frank Tousey, J. Perkins Tracy
Fame and Fortune Weekly
No abstract provided.
We, Us & Co, Or, Seeing Life With A Vaudeville Show, Edward N. Fox
We, Us & Co, Or, Seeing Life With A Vaudeville Show, Edward N. Fox
Wide Awake Weekly
No abstract provided.
All To The Good, Or, From Call Boy To Manager, Frank Tousey, J. Perkins Tracy
All To The Good, Or, From Call Boy To Manager, Frank Tousey, J. Perkins Tracy
Fame and Fortune Weekly
No abstract provided.
King Of The Market, Or, The Youngest Trader In Wall Street, Frank Tousey, J. Perkins Tracy
King Of The Market, Or, The Youngest Trader In Wall Street, Frank Tousey, J. Perkins Tracy
Fame and Fortune Weekly
No abstract provided.
Dis Ain't No Time For An Argument, John Rosamond Johnson, James Weldon Johnson
Dis Ain't No Time For An Argument, John Rosamond Johnson, James Weldon Johnson
Black American Sheet Music Collection
The piano and vocal score for "Dis Ain't no Time for an Argument" by brothers James Weldon Johnson and John Rosamond Johnson. Black composers and lyricists, James wrote the lyrics and John wrote the music.
I'Ll Keep A Warm Spot In My Heart For You, John Rosamond Johnson, James Weldon Johnson
I'Ll Keep A Warm Spot In My Heart For You, John Rosamond Johnson, James Weldon Johnson
Black American Sheet Music Collection
The piano score and lyrics for "I'll Keep a Warm Spot in My Heart for You." Sung by Miss Aida Overton Walker of the Williams and Walker Co. in Melville Raymond''s production "Abyssinia." Music is by John Rosamond Johnson and lyrics by James Weldon Johnson. The Johnson Brothers were Black American civil rights activists and artists born in Jacksonville, Florida.
A Lucky Penny, Or, The Fortunes Of A Boston Boy, Frank Tousey, J. Perkins Tracy
A Lucky Penny, Or, The Fortunes Of A Boston Boy, Frank Tousey, J. Perkins Tracy
Fame and Fortune Weekly
No abstract provided.
A Corner In Corn, Or, How A Chicago Boy Did The Trick, Frank Tousey, J. Perkins Tracy
A Corner In Corn, Or, How A Chicago Boy Did The Trick, Frank Tousey, J. Perkins Tracy
Fame and Fortune Weekly
No abstract provided.
Beyond The Frozen Seas, Or, The Land Of The Pigmies, Cornelius Shea
Beyond The Frozen Seas, Or, The Land Of The Pigmies, Cornelius Shea
Brave and Bold
No abstract provided.
A Dashing Fire Laddie, Or, The Heroism Of Dick Macy, John De Morgan
A Dashing Fire Laddie, Or, The Heroism Of Dick Macy, John De Morgan
Brave and Bold
No abstract provided.
The Chance Of His Life, Or, The Messenger Boy Who Got There, Howard Haskins
The Chance Of His Life, Or, The Messenger Boy Who Got There, Howard Haskins
Brave and Bold
No abstract provided.
The American Boy, April 1903, William C. Sprague, Griffith Ogden Ellis
The American Boy, April 1903, William C. Sprague, Griffith Ogden Ellis
The American Boy
This issue contains stories for boys featuring adventure, history, business, work ethic, warfare, gardening, government, humor, crafts, and education.
The Liberty Boys' Dare, Or, Backing The British Down, Harry Moore
The Liberty Boys' Dare, Or, Backing The British Down, Harry Moore
Liberty Boys of "76"
No abstract provided.
Buffalo Bill And The Boy Trailer, Or, After Kidnappers In Kansas
Buffalo Bill And The Boy Trailer, Or, After Kidnappers In Kansas
Buffalo Bill Stories
No abstract provided.
The James Boys Driven To The Wall, Or, The Three Lives Of Wild Decatur, W. B. Lawson
The James Boys Driven To The Wall, Or, The Three Lives Of Wild Decatur, W. B. Lawson
Jesse James Stories
No abstract provided.
Under The Bamboo Tree, James Weldon Johnson, Robert Allen Cole, John Rosamond Johnson
Under The Bamboo Tree, James Weldon Johnson, Robert Allen Cole, John Rosamond Johnson
Black American Sheet Music Collection
The piano and vocal score for "Under the Bamboo Tree" by Robert Allen Cole. Cole was a Black lyricist. Also contributing to the arrangement were James Weldon Johnson, a Black American writer and civil rights activist, and his brother John Rosamond Johnson, a Black American composer.
Jesse James' Exploits, December 21, 1901, W. B. Lawson
Jesse James' Exploits, December 21, 1901, W. B. Lawson
Jesse James Stories
No abstract provided.
Jesse James In Chicago; Or, The Bandit King's Bold Play, W. B. Lawson
Jesse James In Chicago; Or, The Bandit King's Bold Play, W. B. Lawson
Jesse James Stories
No abstract provided.
Under The Knife, Or, The Cloak Of Guilt, Alden F. Bradshaw
Under The Knife, Or, The Cloak Of Guilt, Alden F. Bradshaw
Shield Weekly: True Detective Stories
No abstract provided.