Kalevala : the Epic Poem of Finland by Elias Lönnrot & John Martin Crawford
Folk tales of Sind and Guzarat by C. A. Kincaid
Fairy tales from South Africa by Sarah F. Bourhill and Beatrice L. Drake
Folk tales from Tibet : With illustrations by a Tibetan artist and some verses… by Capt. W. F. O'Connor
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BOOKS ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND WRITING WOO-HOO!
A Dictionary of Slang, Cant, and Vulgar Words by John Camden Hotten
Lars Porsena : or, the future of swearing and improper language by Robert Graves
The letter H, past, present, and future : A treatise… by Alfred Leach
The Elements of Style by William Strunk
Hints on writing short stories by Charles Joseph Finger
Aspects of the novel by E. M. Forster
The Lure of the Pen: A Book for Would-Be Authors by Flora Klickmann
The Tale of Terror: A Study of the Gothic Romance by Edith Birkhead
The Ornithology of Shakespeare by James Edmund Harting
The taste of honey : The note book of a linguist by Edna Worthley Underwood
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WOMEN—WHAT THE HECK ARE THEY?
Revolted Woman: Past, present, and to come by Charles G. Harper
Women: an inquiry by Willa Muir
Woman—through a man's eyeglass by Malcolm C. Salaman
Social devices for impelling women to bear and rear children by Leta S. Hollingworth
Maids, Wives, and Bachelors by Amelia E. Barr
What eight million women want by Rheta Childe Dorr
The Man-Made World; Or, Our Androcentric Culture by Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Suffrage snapshots by Ida Husted Harper
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A HODGE-PODGE OF ODDLY SPECIFIC NON-FICTION
The Philosophy of Beards by Thomas S. Gowing
Straw Hats: Their history and manufacture by Harry Inwards
Umbrellas and Their History by William Sangster
The kaleidoscope : its history, theory and construction… by Sir David Brewster
The Highland bagpipe : its history, literature, and music by W. L. Manson
Small Horses in Warfare by Sir Walter Gilbey
The Badger: A Monograph by Sir Alfred E. Pease
Wild Flowers Worth Knowing by Neltje Blanchan
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HOW TO DO A BUNCH OF STUFF
Artistic embroidery : containing practical instructions… by Ella Rodman Church
Bookbinding for beginners by Florence O. Bean and John C. Brodhead
Vegetable Dyes: Being a Book of Recipes and Other Information Useful to the Dyer by Ethel M. Mairet
The watchmakers' hand book : intended as a workshop companion… by Claudius SaunierÂ
Secrets of scene painting and stage effects by Will Goldston
Hand made furniture and how to make it by Albert G. Glidden
The slide rule : a practical manual by Charles N. Pickworth
The magic lantern and its management : including full practical directions for… by T. C. Hepworth
Mind reading : How to read people's thoughts by W. E. Skinner
Constipation and its correction by exercise by C. O. Benson
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COOKING, FOOD, AND DRINK (USE RECIPES AT OWN RISK!!!)
Old-time recipes for home made wines, cordials and liqueurs from fruits, flowers, vegetables, and shrubs compiled by Helen S. Wright
The up-to-date sandwich book : 400 ways to make a sandwich by Eva Greene Fuller
Hand-book on cheese making by George E. Newell
Practical vegetarian cookery by Kate Buffington Davis and Constance Wachtmeister
A guide to modern cookery by A. Escoffier
The cake and biscuit book by Elizabeth Douglas
The Book of Herbs by Rosalind Northcote
The Economical Jewish Cook: A Modern Orthodox Recipe Book for Young Housekeepers by May Henry & Edith B. Cohen
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IRS And Treasury Coming For Trump's Opposition...This Is How Tyrants Self-Destruct--
Wendy A. Lawrence writes a column on Substack called "Glass Empires," and she is excellent. We've corresponded, shared, and "liked" each other's work. I've been reading her for months and have found only common ground, and very important, her sourcing is solid. I also love the fact that she illustrates her articles with famous prints of drawings by the great Spanish artist Francisco Goya in order to highlight the various levels of irrationality that prevails in too much of today's world.
This piece needs to be read and shared. She discusses Trump's NSPM-7, one of his most dangerous moves against the constitution so far. It empowers the Treasury Department, led by Epstein enabler Scott Bessent, to go after non-profits, advocacy organizations, so-called foreign actors and state actors by targeting them for investigation and prosecution on contrived financial crimes.
They can use the IRS, freeze bank accounts, and seize assets among other things to silence their opposition.
This, according to Wendy, is already operational, not theoretical. Bessent is quoted saying, "it's well under way."
This was why the federal indictment of Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) was so important when I wrote about it two months or so ago. That was the first of many, a test case. Stephen Miller is obsessed with shutting them down in order to defend his white supremacist allies.
Remember that Peter Theil's hatchet-boy J.D. Vance was made "Fraud Commissar" a couple of months ago pursuant to their political attacks on tle DFL in Minnesota over Somalian immigrants "fraud claims." Then more of the same in California to dismantle their safety net.
I would add to Wendy's analysis that the transition to Vance to replace the dying president has been quietly creeping in the background, and their intention is to consolidate his power to do things just like this.
Those two Blue State strongholds have Governors who are prospective presidential candidates, so there should be no mystery as to why those states were targeted. Trump is using the blackmail threat of prosecutions to demand states relinquish their voters lists and other data.
Every day is a struggle against despair, passivity and the "I give up syndrome." Ultimately their strategy of exhausting us is the crux of Trump's power, that and their ability to weaponize federal law enforcement agencies. Don't get used to it. They are lashing out in dangerous fashion because they are weakening, and losing their grip on their base little by little as the overall situation worsens.
So, there are organizations and advocacy groups standing up. We need to support them as well as our candidates. It's all of us now who are on the block. And the reason they are going after these organizations is to stop people from giving. Don't give the enemy what they want.
(A note, people should NOT comment here on their donations to whomever. It is good that you do, but better to keep that to yourselves. TY)
Using Charlie Kirk’s assassination as a pretext, the Trump administration is planning on targeting liberal and progressive organizations tha
In the immediate wake of the shooting, President Trump baselessly pinned the violence on the “radical left,” vowing to hunt down organizations that he claims “support” violence or “go after our judges, law enforcement officials, and everyone else who brings order to our country.” Earlier this week, White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller similarly promised to pursue “an organized strategy to go after left-leaning organizations” that supposedly promote violence.
Attorney and commentator Norm Eisen—who runs one such group, Democracy Defenders Action—has circulated a draft open letter, titled “An Open Letter Opposing Threats by the Administration Against Nonprofits & Charities,” among allies, reported Gabe Kaminsky, of the conservative digital publication The Free Press, on Friday.
The statement, which begins by condemning the murder, goes on to say:
"It is un-American and wrong to use this act of violence as a pretext for weaponizing the government to threaten nonprofit and charitable organizations, other perceived adversaries, or any class of people. They did not commit this murder, and the vast powers of the government should not be abused to threaten their constitutionally-protected free speech and other rights."
Attacks on nonprofits threaten to impede “essential work,” the draft letter continues, including “working with faith communities, caring for vulnerable populations, upholding the Constitution, [and] defending the rule of law.” Urging the government to de-escalate, it concludes: “This moment of tragedy does not call for exploiting a horrific act to further deepen our divides and make us less safe. It calls for unity—unity against violence and unity of purpose as Americans.”
This month’s zine is again about my father’s work in the arts, but reflecting on my involvement in disability arts too. It’s weird to think of now. Sending it out to my $20 (or $1 discounted slot) patrons soon! Let me know if you want the older ones too!
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“The violence and hatred directed at Jewish Americans and in support of terrorist organizations like Hamas are not some organic uprising,” s
by Andrew Bernard
“It has become clear that the explosion of antisemitic activity on college campuses has been supported and encouraged by bad actors who, in many cases, have used tax-exempt organizations for those purposes,” he said. “The violence and hatred directed at Jewish Americans and in support of terrorist organizations like Hamas are not some organic uprising.”Â
“There are well-orchestrated efforts by anti-American and anti-Jewish organizations within the United States that provide financial and logistical support to those who harass and threaten Jewish students,” he added.
Students for Justice in Palestine, American Muslims for Palestine, the Tides Foundation and the People’s Forum were among the groups that Smith and others listed as playing a particularly pernicious and potentially illegal role in supporting both anti-Israel protests and Hamas.
“I’ve made a formal request to the IRS demanding they revoke the tax exempt status of an organization named the People Media group,” Smith said. “This organization funds a publication by the name of the Palestine Chronicle that employed a so-called journalist, who was caught actually imprisoning Israeli hostages in Gaza.”
In June, the Israel Defense Forces rescued two hostages, who were found to be held by Abdullah al-Jamal, a contributor to the Palestine Chronicle and an occasional spokesman for Hamas.Â
The Chronicle stated in June that al-Jamal was a “freelance contributor,” who wrote for the publication on a “voluntary basis.”
For the first time, the Belgian Justice Ministry confirms that Hamas uses non-profit organisations to lobby and raise funds in Belgium.
We urge the Belgian government to conduct a thorough investigation and hold those involved accountable.
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🇧🇪Pour la première fois, le ministère belge de la Justice confirme que le Hamas utilise des organisations à but non lucratif pour faire du lobbying et collecter des fonds en Belgique.