a center and a margin. Light falls
front cover (minimally cropped; 180º)
U Michigan copy Harper’s Bazar v. 47-49 incompl. (1913-1914)
google books / hathitrust
a field having a center and a margin. Light falls ₁
down across a field ₂
off across a field. As they walked ₃
being these three of the seven a fields in same volume —
- ex “Right Thinking and Right Living,” by the Rev. Samuel McComb, D.D., Associate Director of the Emmanuel Movement, Boston.
(February 1913) : 58 : linkEmmanuel Movement, “a psychologically-based approach to religious healing introduced in 1906”
wikipedia : link - ex Martha Bensley Bruère and Robert Bruère, “The Revolt of the Farmer’s Wife : V. The Waste of Old Women”
(March 1913) : 115-116 (116) : linksee also Martha Bensley Bruère and Robert Bruère, “After the Revolt : The Farmer’s Wife Tells How the Bazar Articles Have Helped”
(May 1913) : 235, 248 : linkMartha Bensley Bruère (1879-1953), “writer, painter, reformer; author of the utopian novel Mildred Carver, U.S.A. (1919)”
wikipedia : link - ex Elizabeth Jordan, “The Far-Away Road”
(May 1913) : 223-224, 244, 246, 249 (224) : linkElizabeth Jordan (1867-1947), journalist, writer, suffragist
wikipedia : link
—
and which same volume also contained
(and hence, this landing)
George Hibbard, “The Night Before Christmas,”
illustration by C. M. Relyea (January 1913) : 7-8 : link
about and around whom, see
putterings 436
in the same field all
ancient fields, so tagged
among them, 0022 and 0509 (Robert Duncan)