Three Englishmen. By Gilbert Frankau. (Dutton). A novel which enjoyed great success in England.
Two Against Fate. By Pitts Woolfolk. (Arcadia). A romance which makes light reading.
Pleasure Boat. By Karl Ashton. (Godwin). Pleasant episodes on a steamship voyage.
Sefer Hashanah. The American Hebrew Year Book. Published by the Hebrew Association of America. Edited by Menachem Ribalow and Dr. S. Bernstein. A fine compilation of the best in Hebrew literature created during the year by American Hebrew writers and poets.
Scripta Machematica. A quarterly journal devoted to Philosophy, History and Expository Treatment of Mathematics. Published by Yeshiva College, New York.
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The Archive of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency includes articles published from 1923 to 2008. Archive stories reflect the journalistic standards and practices of the time they were published.
