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June 22, 1918 issue

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The article presents a list of forthcoming books from various publishing companies. Publications of Frederick A. Stokes Co. include: "Kitty Carstairs," by J. J. Bell; "The Oilskin Packet," by Reginald Berkeley and James Dixon; "From All the Fronts," by Donald A. Mackenzie; "The Constitutional and Parliamentary History of Ireland," by J. G. Swift McNeil. Furthermore, the forthcoming publications of the Macmillan Inc. are as follows: "Barbara Picks a Husband," by Hermann Hagedorn; "A Traveler in War Time," by Winston Churchill; and "Home and Farm Food Preservation," by William V. Cruess.

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BOOKS; PUBLISHERS & publishing; KITTY Carstairs (Book); HOME & Farm Food Preservation (Book); BARBARA Picks a Husband (Book); TRAVELER in War Time, A (Book)
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