Box 17
Contains 104 Results:
"Professor Mims at Vanderbilt," The Charlotte Observer., Nov. 10, 1900
"The Richmond Conference," The Evening Post, N.Y., April 30, 1903
"Limericks," Summer School Items, University of Virginia., July 17, 1909
"American Literature - Triumph of National Spirit Described by Prof. Mims," (newspaper title fragmented)., July 11, 1921
"Conflict in the South Is Outlined by Doctor Mims," New York Commercial., May 6, 1926
"A Southern Liberal," The Nation, (review of The Advancing South)., June 30, 1926
"Heard and Seen " by Fuzzy Woodruff, The Atlanta Georgian., Dec. 10, 1926
"The Literary Lantern," (fragmented newspaper title)., June 24, 1927
"The Advancing South - The Sunday Afternoon Radio Address," The Christian Herald., Jan. 29, 1927
"By the Book," (Review of Adventurous America), St. Louis Daily Globe-Democrat., Nov. 9, 1929
"Criticism," (Critique of Adventurous America), American Mercury., Dec., 1929
"Discussion of Edwin Mim's Adventurous America," by William S. Knickerbocker, Creative Reading - Discussions in Current Literature., Dec. 1, 1929
"Still Optimistic," (Review of Adventurous America), Record, Greensboro, N.C., Dec. 4, 1929
"English Professor Summarizes America's Present and Future," by W.G. Piersel, (Review of Adventurous America), Pantagraph, Bloomington, Ill., Jan.12, 1930
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