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Libraryguide01auro.Pdf THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS LIBRARY O27 A93IB : i-A or ar7-O C>i i uo\ Return this book on or before the Latest Date stamped below. University of Illinois Library L161 H41 vl. \ A--" The Library Guide. Vol. I. AURORA, ILL., MAY, 1908. No. 1 AURORA PUBLIC LIBRARY AT THE OUTSET. This is the first number of a periodical to BOARD OF DIRECTORS be issued by the Aurora Public Library. Its purpose will be to increase the useful- HON. F. G. PLMN, President. ness of the to those who already ALEXANDER Vice-Presidtnt. Library FORSYTE , know it and use and to make its value W. S. BEAUPRE, Treasurer. it, of Aurora who MRS PIERCE BURTON DR. H. MILBACHHR known to thousands people know that there is such an in- W. S. FRAZIPR G. THURNAUER only vaguely stitution. J. H. FREEMAN J. L. JOHNSON A public library is a treasure-house of JAMES SHAW, information and entertainment. Compara- Librarian and Secretary Board of Directors tively few know the extent of the riches contained even in a small library. A re- LIBRARY HOURS mark we frequently hear is, "Why, I did not know that you had that book in the The main room of the Library is open every Hundreds of books are on the day (Sundays and legal holidays excepted) library." to the from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. The children's room shelves, equally unknown general books vitality and inter- is open during the same hours on Saturdays; reader, possessing whose have to touch life on other days from 12:30 P. M. to 8 P. M. est, pages power and broaden The reading room is open on Sundays from deeply, to brighten, beautify as well as 2 P. M. to 6 P. M. it, to make it more enjoyable more useful. CONTENTS OF THIS NUMBER It will be the aim of this little paper to Page make more widely known the contents of AT THE OUTSET 1 the library than is possible by the ordinary How TO DRAW BOOKS 1 of It will publish lists of LIST OF NEW BOOKS 2-5 form catalogue. PRACTICAL BOOKS 5 new books added to the library, with ex- GREATEST PICTURES G planatory or descriptive iiolt.-> w'.u-ie that "SOMEHOW GOOD" 7 may seem necessary. It will direct special TOLSTOY 7 accessions. SUNDAY OPENING OF READING ROOM 7 attention to the more important It will give hints and suggestions for the and will en- HOW TO im.VXV HOOKS FROM profitable use of the library, THE JjIBKAKY. deavor to open new avenues for its growth and In short, it will aim to be, (let from the Library a blank application progress. for a reader's card. Have some properly- as its name imports, a guide to those who liolder in Aurora sign the certificate on one use the library, whether for some definite, side; that the signer guarantees Library practical purpose, for enjoyment, or for in- against loss on your account. Sign the struction. "Book-Eorrower's Pledge" on the other side of the blank; you thus pledge yourself to The Cuide will be furnished free to all comply with all Library rules and regula- who use the library. It i.s hoped to make it tions. the so Return blank signed to the of such value that the successive numbers Library, and you will receive a book-bor- will be At it will be pub- rower's or reader's card. Don't lend your preserved. present card; it is given to you for your individual lished quarterly, if circumstances warrant, use. it may be issued more frequently. THE LIBRARY GUIDE Mahan, A. T. Some neglected aspects of List of New Books war 172.4-M27s Added to the Library, January - April, 1908 Capt. Mahan is the foremost author- ity in the world on the sea-power of nations. He is one of the leading advo- The letter J preceding the call-number of a book indicates cates of a strong navy for the United that the book is suitable for young people, and may be States. found in the children's room. Quacla iilms. ,1. D. ..Hypnotic therapeu- The abbreviation "Ref." indicates a book in the reference tics 134-Q2h room. Such books are not to be taken from the building A book that will interest all whose without special permission. attention has been drawn to religious therapeutics by the recent address of GENERAL WORKS AND BOOKS Eishop Fallows. "Any minister," says a critic, "who is thinking of taking up OF REFERENCE. such work, will do well to read this book, and heed its counsels." !',( iiliain. W. J. Book of quotations .. Ref . Brady. M. B. Photographs taken on the SOCIOLOGY. battle-fields of the civil war Ref. Barrett, A. R. Modern banking methods. Reproductions of photographs of 332.1-B27m camp and field, taken while the war was in progress. Birdscye, C. F. Individual training in Chicago Daily News. Almanac and year- our colleges. book. 1908 Ref. The author deplores the loss of the direct influence exerted Cumulative book index. 1907-1908. 2v. personal by professors fifty years ago. The fra- Ref. ternity question and related problems Hastings, J., ed. Dictionary of the Bible. are also dealt with. 5v Ref. Bryant, Sara C. Stories to tell to chil- Hastings, J., ed. Dictionary of Christ dren 372-B839s and the gospels. 2v Ref. Carnegie Institute. Memorial of celebra- Lincoln, Abraham. Lincoln album; a life tion, April 1, 1907 378-P681m told by authentic pictures Ref. Crawford, J. J. Bank directors. 332.1-C85b Pepper, J. Cyclopedia of science simpli- Draper, G. O. More: a study of finan- fied Ref. cial conditions 330-D79m Putnam's Monthly and the Critic. Octo- Herrick, C. How to increase the busi- ber, 1906-March, 1907 Ref. ness of a trust company. .332.1-H429h Book iix . :e\v Digest. 1907 Ref. Lloyd, H. A sovereign people: a study Who's Who. 1908. (British) Ref. of Swiss democracy 304-L77s Who's Who In America. 1908-1909 .. .Ref. Mr. Lloyd did not live to finish this work. The materials he left have been MENTAL AND MORAL PHILOSOPHY. edited and the book produced by Mr. Bowne, B. P. Personalism John A. Hobson. It deals with the 120-B67p nationalization of which Deals monopolies, with the relation of sound the Swiss have achieved by democratic to science and philosophy common processes. sense. The author stands for a per- P. L. Literature in the ele- sonal idealism in philosophy and an MacClintock, enlightened orthodoxy in religion. mentary schools 372-M130L J. Investor's primer .... 332-M768i Bruce, H. A. Riddle of personality. Moody, 130-B83r Nicholson, F. C. Mining investments, 332.6-N511m An attempt to answer the questions: "What is the nature of self? Whence Patten, C. B. Methods and machinery its faculties, its capacity for pain and of practical banking 332.1-P27m pleasure? Whence, indeed, its self- T. B. A hundred hence. awareness?" Russell, years 301-R911h Drayton, H. S., and MacNeill, J. Brain and Rate of Hous- mind Contents: progress; 139-D79.:') ing, travel, population; Man of busi- Fleteher, H. Optimism, a real remedy. ness; Newspaper of the future; Utiliz- 149.5-F62o ing the sea; March of science; Educa- tion; Religion; the arts, literature; Shows the life-prolonging influence of economies; The law; Conclusion. of physiologic optimism. Discusses the Age passing of medicine, optimism as op- Strong, J. Challenge of the city. 300-St8c. portunism, and happiness after fifty. Van Vorst. Mrs. J. Cry of the children. The author is noted as an advocate of 331.3-V37C thorough food-mastication. A study of child-labor conditions in Hall. H. F. Inward light 294-H141 various states. Mrs. Van Vorst is one Unfolds the "great and vital principle of the two gentlewomen whose practi- of truth that underlies Buddhism." cal experience as factory girls' is told in The book is a plea for calmness, for a previous book, "The woman who inward peace, and the inner light. toils." b v.l THE LIBRARY GUIDE Webster. H. Primitive secret societies. sizes the qualities that go to make a 366-W393p successful salesman. A study in the politics and religion Sale*' by, C. W. Conquest of cancer. of primitive peoples. 616.9-S163C NATURAL SCIENCE. Washington, B. T. Negro in business. 658-W269n Adams. J. H. Harper's electricity book Gives detailed accounts of the pro- for boys J537-A214h gress of negroes in various callings, Barnard. (\ First steps in electricity. North as well as South. J537-B25f Young. A. 1$. F. Complete motorist. 621-YSc Jcnks, T. Electricity for young people. FINE ARTS. J537-J4226 Hope, A. Amateur photographer's hand- University Society. Library of natural book 770-H779 history. 5v J500-U581L1 Pcinberton, J. H. Roses, their history, Wallace, A. R. Is Mars habitable? 523.43-W131 development and cultivation. 716.2-P361r A contribution to the discussion as to the habitability of our neighbor planet. Rcptcm, H. Art of Landscape garden- Prof. Wallace takes the negative in the ing 710-R293a is a critical debate. This little book An authoritative work, published Lowell's examination of Prof. Percival with the co-operation of the American its Canals." recent work, "Mars and Sociey of Landscape Architects. "A Wright, Mabel O. Gray lady and the valuable manual to all who are inter- birds J598.2-W93g ested in the re-arrangement and better- ment of natural scenery." USEFUL ARTS. Yost, F. H. Football for player and Adams, S. H. Great American fraud.
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