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- PROMETHEUS for September-November is a journal of unusual li
- PEARSON'S PET for April is a bright and attractive little pa
- _The Boys' Herald_ for August is an issue of unusual elabora
- THE UNITED AMATEUR for March contains a literary department
- "The Horizon of Dreams", by Mrs. Renshaw, is a graphic and e
- But the =New Member= supplement, with its profusion of brill
- THE UNITED AMATEUR for March brings to the fore Mr. George S
- Of the poets whom we may term "rising", none presents a more
- We trust that =The Cleveland Sun= may shine on without cloud
- One night the castle on the hill was thrown into the wildest
- "Bards and Minstrels, and The Augustan Age," by Beryl Mappin
- =The Enthusiast= for February is a hectographed publication
- =The Woodbee= for January introduces to amateurdom a new bar
- Dr. =Johnson=, as I beheld him, was a full, pursy Man, very
- The general signs of the times are bright and encouraging. A
- =Spindrift= for March very appropriately commences with a po
- In considering Rome and her artistic history, we are conscio
- "Lord Love You, Lad," a poem by Winifred V. Jordan, is the o
- "Americanism" is expanded Anglo-Saxonism. It is the spirit o
- No aspiring author should content himself with a mere acquis
- Then in his arms Hermes bore the dreaming maiden through the
- When we peruse the poetry of Miss Jackson we are impressed f
- Yet in the arguments of Mr. Fritter there is an underlying s