20–18659
The book is a collection of lawyers’ stories of legal cases and court-room scenes and of unusual incidents and characters. The stories are: Exhibit No. 2; The shield of privilege; The woman in the case; Two fishers of men; The unearned increment; The judgment of his peers; Of disposing memory; Submitted on the facts; The personal equation; In the presence of the enemy; A debt of honor; The weapons of a gentleman; Pewee—gladiator; Peregrine Pickle; Charity suffereth long; War.
“His touch is sure, his pen facile, his plots unusual and fascinating.”
+ N Y Times p19 N 28 ’20 230w Outlook 126:600 D 1 ’20 30w
“The plots are so cleverly manipulated that the reader is sure to get a number of surprises, about at the denouement of each story.”
+ Springf’d Republican p8 Ja 4 ’21 190w
HILL, HIBBERT WINSLOW.[[2]] Sanitation for public health nurses. *$1.35 Macmillan 614
19–19494
“The development of public health nursing in the United States has naturally created a demand for books on the subject. The book written by Dr Hill endeavors to give in a brief and concise manner the elements of sanitation and public health, with which a nurse must be acquainted in her work.” (Survey F 14 ’20) “It is devoted chiefly to the problems of isolation and immunology and touches but lightly upon such great modern movements as the infant welfare campaign and the campaign for better nutrition among school children.” (Survey S 15 ’20)