The story centers around Jeanette St. Clair, a young woman known for her vibrant personality and optimistic outlook on life. Her nickname, "Mornin'-Glory Girl," reflects her cheerful disposition and ability to brighten the lives of those around her.Jeanette’s journey involves navigating various social and personal challenges. As she encounters different characters and situations, she remains steadfast in her positivity and determination to make a difference in her world. The novel explores...

The title, "A Woman Martyr," suggests a narrative centered on a female protagonist who faces significant challenges or sacrifices. The story likely delves into themes of personal struggle, societal expectations, and the resilience of women in the face of adversity.Alice M. Diehl's writing style in this novel is expected to be engaging, with a focus on character development and the exploration of emotional and moral complexities. Her works often reflect the social context of her time, addre...

Every student deserves the chance to make music. In Q&A for Teaching Band to Students with Differences and Disabilities, leading practitioners Alice Hammel, Nerissa Rebagay, and Tim Lautzenheiser respond to real questions submitted by real teachers about how to include all students: How can I be as inclusive as possible for students with physical differences? How do I keep students with ADHD on task? What are practical strategies to use with students on the autism spectrum? How can I posit...

"The Horsewoman: A Practical Guide to Side-Saddle Riding" by Alice M. Hayes is an essential resource for equestrians interested in the art of side-saddle riding. This comprehensive guide covers the history, techniques, and equipment necessary for mastering this elegant riding style. Hayes shares her expertise through detailed instructions and illustrations, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced riders. The book emphasizes the importance of balance, posture, and communicat...

This vintage book contains information on of various herbal remedies used for treating a variety of illnesses and ailments. It provides a short description of the herbs required, with details of where they can be found and how they should be used. This volume is highly recommended for those with an interest in herbalism, and it would make for a fantastic addition to allied collections. Contents include: “A Love Potion, of Sowheade”, “Set in the Manner of a Star, of Sticthwort”, “Of the Cle...

Chronicles of the Unseeing Mage: A Journey Through Blindness and Hidden TruthsIn the mystical realm of Eldrath, where vibrant magic dances on the wind and whispers through ancient stones, Elara stands apart. Unlike the dazzling displays wielded by other mages, Elara possesses a unique and often ostracized power – the manipulation of the unseen. Blinded not by birth, but by a twist of fate, Elara navigates a world unseen by most, her senses heightened to an extraord...

In "My Leper Friends: An Account of Personal Work Among Lepers, and of Their Daily Life in India," Alice M. Hayes provides a poignant and deeply personal narrative that captures the intertwined lives of lepers and their caregivers in early 20th-century India. Through a series of vignettes, Hayes offers a vivid portrayal of the physical, emotional, and social challenges faced by individuals suffering from leprosy. Her compassionate prose is enriched with rich descriptive detail and firsthan...

The place and its people—Honora, her immediate family and her extended family (students, friends, neighbors, etc.)—have become a community asset of Sudbury. Why? The place is, at its simplest, land. But, this place also embodies the vision of its owner, the spirit of those who worked there, and the heart of a community. As you will read, Honora and her siblings were raised by a fiercely intelligent woman who was born in Maine and graduated from Smith College in 1904. As a single mother in ...

In "Dr. Paull's Theory," Alice M. Diehl masterfully weaves a narrative that explores the intersection of psychological inquiry and human relationships. The book is structured around the fictional Dr. Paull, whose groundbreaking theories challenge conventional wisdom in the fields of psychology and sociology. Diehl's prose is marked by clarity and precision, reflecting a deep engagement with contemporary scholarly discourse. The work echoes the intellectual currents of its time, drawing on ...

In the 19th century, Galveston shores were a gateway for immigrants to Texas and destinations beyond. Slaves, the forced immigrants, were brought to Galveston as property for sale. The largest slave trade operation in Galveston was implemented by Jean Laffite, a pirate. His slave trade business began around 1818. However, for the most part, slaves entering the port of Galveston were destined for other Texas cities and other states. Images of America: African Americans of Galveston presents...

“The Horsewoman” is a vintage guide to horse riding aimed at women. This charming guide walks the reader through every step, from picking the right attire and saddles to the first mounting and beyond. This easy-to-understand guide will be of utility to absolute beginners, and is not to be missed by collectors of vintage equestrian literature. Contents include: “Sports and Utility”, “Beginning to Ride”, “Horses for Ladies”, “Side-Saddles”, “Bridles”, “Riding Dress”, “Mounting and Dismountin...

The Banbury Cross Series was a collection of 12 volumes of books edited by Grace Rhys and published in London by Dent in the 1890s. Each book is attractively illustrated with full page and partial page pen and ink drawings in a classic Art Nouveau style by leading artists of the era. In this volume Rhys brings four lesser known children's tales together with the humourous black and white illustrations of Alice M. Mitchell. Titty Mouse and Tatty Mouse, The Story of Mr. Vinegar, The Story of...