The Great Round World And What Is Going On In It, Vol. 1, No. 22, April 8, 1897: A Weekly Magazine for Boys and GirlsVarious
History
The Great Round World And What Is Going On In It, Vol. 1, No. 22, April 8, 1897: A Weekly Magazine for Boys and Girls
Various
History, Modern -- 19th century -- Juvenile literature -- Periodicals
It has been discovered that the air and conditions of the atmosphere on
Mars are the same as those of our own planet, the Earth, and so
astronomers have decided that Mars may be inhabited. EDITOR.
DEAR MR. EDITOr:
I am nine years old, and like to read about Spain and Cuba in
your paper, THE GREAT ROUND WORLD, because it makes it
plainer to me than the daily papers do. A long time ago I wanted
to go there, but I have changed my mind. One reason why I wanted
to go was, Cuba has been fighting bravely, and the murderous
Spaniards have no mercy for men, women, or children, if they
sympathize with the Cubans.
Wishing your paper years of success, I remain,
Your fond reader,
CHARLIE N.S.
SCOTTSVILLE, KANS., March 13th, 1897.
DEAR EDITOR:
I like THE GREAT ROUND WORLD much better than the
history I studied before it. The reason I like it is because it
tells the news of the world. I enjoy reading it so much, I am
glad to see another come. I hear so much about Cuba and Spain,
and other matters. Do you think there is any prospect of the
Cubans gaining independence?
I must stop now, but I still remain,
Your affectionate reader,
FOREST V.
SCOTLAND NECK, N.C., March 8th, 1897.
DEAR FOREST:
We think it very likely that Cuba will gain her freedom before long.
EDITOR.
DEAR MR. EDITOr:
I want to tell you of two books I have been reading. One is
called "Scottish Chiefs," and the other is called "The Days of
Bruce." I like them both very much. The "Scottish Chiefs" is a
story of the days of Sir William Wallace, and describes very
vividly the battles that took place.
"The Days of Bruce" is written on the same order as "Scottish
Chiefs." It tells of all the Scottish lords, and how the Bruce
finally became King of Scotland.
Yours truly,
HARVEY V.
SCOTLAND NECK, N.C., March 1st, 1897.
We have received a new book for the little ones from Thompson, Brown &
Co., Boston--"AEsop and Mother Goose." It is arranged as a First Reader,
and a First Reader nowadays means something very bright and attractive.
This book seems to be no exception to this rule. Price is 30 cents, but
the publishers will mail your teacher a sample if eight (two-cent) stamps
are sent them, for they wish teachers to see the book.
SUPPLEMENT TO
THE GREAT ROUND WORLD
AND WHAT IS GOING ON IN IT.
There are certain things in history which every one _must_ know.
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