Culture's garland
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- Being memoranda of the gradual rise of literature, art, music and society in Chicago, and other western ganglia
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1. Front matter2. PREFACE.3. Introductory material4. Mr. Kinsley’s Book.5. Literature and Art.6. The Cooley Poems.7. Judge Cooley’s Denial.8. Literary Notes.9. Mr. Doty Mad.10. Chicago Palmistry.11. A Marvellous Invention.12. Books and Authors.13. Chicago Hamlets.14. The Literary Wayside.15. A Beautiful Article of Virtue.16. The Shakespeares Identified.17. Among the Literati.18. The Markeesy di Pullman.19. Literary Laconics.20. As to the Garter of a Markeesy.21. Mr. Emerson in ’Frisco.22. A Summer Philosopher.23. The Truth about Dante.24. The Good Cause.25. The Convention of Western Writers.26. The Poet’s Corner.27. A Western Boy’s Lament.28. The Story of Xanthippe.29. Philadelphia.30. Humanity.31. Baked Beans and Culture.32. Mr. Isaac Watts, Tutor.33. The Revision.34. The Official Explanation.35. Yankee Chorus Girls.36. Mr. Dixey as a Nemesis.37. Professor Lowell in Chicago.38. Mr. Elder’s Fright.39. Ethel’s Christmas Tale.40. Chicago Weather.41. A Chicago Christmas Legend.42. A Plea for the Classics.43. Mlle. Prud’homme’s Book.44. Her Genuine Culture.45. The Demand for Condensed Music.46. Opera, Opuses, and Opi.47. Chicago the Music Centre.48. Still Blooming.49. The Offence.50. A Lament.51. The Apology.52. A German Personal.53. Col. Aldrich’s “Last Cæsar” (1).54. Col. Aldrich’s “Last Cæsar” (2).55. Miss Bayle’s Romance.56. A Humorist’s Courtship.57. That One Floating Vote.58. A Persian Mission.59. A Senator’s Valor.60. Season of New Music.61. Apollo Located.62. An Exile’s Nuptials.63. Patronize Home Art.64. An Old Feud.65. A Hegira Threatened.66. A Spanish Romance.67. More about Miss Field.68. A Kentuckian’s Sagacity.69. Col. Judd’s Narrow Escape.70. A White-House Ballad.—I.71. An Editorial Schedule.72. A White-House Ballad.—II.73. The Haskells, Père et Fils.74. A White-House Ballad.—III.75. More about Col. Haskell.76. Another New Book.77. Mr. Slattery of Boston.78. Mme. L’Allemand’s Humor.79. A Veteran Actor.80. A White-House Ballad.—IV.81. Life, Death, and Love.82. Pike’s Peak.83. Christian-County Mosquitoes.84. The Dying Soldier.85. His First Day at Editing.86. The Little Peach.87. Learning and Literature.88. Some Famous Apologies.89. Victoria at the Show.90. A Farmer’s Advice.91. A Chicago German Lyric.92. The Works of Sappho.93. November.94. A Novelette.95. Inter-State Commerce Bill Items.96. The Wizard of Vermilion.97. Why He was Tardy.98. Base-Ball as a Classic.99. Culled in Helicon.100. Oon Criteek de Bernhardt.101. Oon Conversarzyony Frongsay.102. A Fearless Protector.103. Mr. Knapp’s Scheme.104. A Fine Old Book.105. Stealing Our Thunder.106. Lost, Strayed, or Stolen.107. Condensed Literature.108. Dr. Warner in Chicago.109. An Anxious Inquiry.110. A Chip of the Old Block.111. The Crown Jewels.112. Mr. Goodwin’s Yacht.113. A Laudable Scheme.114. The Era of Reform.115. The Drama Discussed.116. The Vale of Cashmere.117. The Friend of the Indian.118. The Way of the Sex.119. After Many Years.120. A Society Item.121. “Die Walküre” und der Boomerangelungen.122. An Angered Teuton.123. “Die Walküre” Analyzed.124. A Felicitous Toast.125. The Farmer Candidate.126. The Mummy’s Conundrum.