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...ferried. As an experiment, Dorinda is interesting enough, compelling to the mind; and the soil she is set in- Negroes, cowpeas, broom sedge- smells properly. But no amount of fertilizing will remove the agricultural tag: "Hardy Lady Farmer in the South, transplanted." The Author. Miss Ellen Glasgow of Richmond, Va., now 51, tries not to pretend. Her materials, as early as The Voice of the People (1900) and The Miller of Old Church (1911), have been the roots and sap of human experience, treated not clinically but with a gracious hardihood. If it is in the romantic vein to regard...
...BARREN GROUND-Ellen Glasgow-Doubleday, Page...
Rumors permeated the clubs and drawing rooms of Britain that the Government contemplated refusing entry into the country of all foreign Communists for the annual conference of British Communists, to be held May 31, at Glasgow, Scotland...
...Ellen Glasgow, Romance and Sally Byrd. Editor Gertrude B. Lane. Woman's Home Companion...
James Simpson. He furnishes the funds. He, aged 50, is President and General Manager of Marshall Field & Co., great Chicago merchants. Born at Glasgow, he came to the U. S. at the age of six, had a brief education and, when he was 17, became a clerk in the cashier's office of Marshall Field & Co. Within a year the discerning Marshall Field had made him his confidential clerk. At Mr. Field's death, Simpson, then 32, became Second Vice President of the firm in association with such prominent men as Potter Palmer, Harlow N. Higinbotham, John G. Shedd, Henry...