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Books of the Week
March 7, 1918 issue

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The article presents information on books of the week. Under fiction category there are "Twinkletoes," by T. Burke, "The Biography of a Million Dollars," by G.K. Turner, "The Bag of Saffron," by B. Von Hutten, "Where Bonds Are Loosed," by E.L. Watson, "The Hope Chest, by M.L. Luther, "Gudrid the Fair," by M. Hewlett. Under biography and history category falls "The Life of Naomi Norsworthy," by F.C. Higgins, "The Life of Sir Clements Markham," by A.F. Markham, "Our Nation's Peril," by J.M. Rudy, "Survey of International Relations Between the United States and Germany," by J.B. Scott

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BOOKS; SUMMIT meetings; TWINKLETOES (Book); BIOGRAPHY of a Million Dollars (Book); INTERNATIONAL relations; MARKHAM, Clements; ECONOMIC summit conferences; GERMANY
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