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 <a href=http://www.yronwode.org/new-thought-bibliography#Atkinson-Beals><b> William Walker Atkinson</b></a> was originally published by the Power Books Company of Detroit, but by 1923, Pelton Publishing of Meriden, Connecticut, had bought out Beals and distributed the books under their own imprint, as well as that of L. N. Fowler, a well-known metaphysical publisher in England. This short notice of the transaction of ownership ran in the trade paper "Printer's Ink" on July 12, 1923.
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 As noted in the brief article, Edward E. Beals lived in Detroit, Michigan. His home, Oakewood Cottage, also known as the hisorical Edward Beals House, is celebrated in architectural circles as a rare example of the art deco Storybook Tudor style built in or near Detroit. (The style was quite popular in California during the 1920s.) In 2015, Ken Klemmer, the current owner of the Beals House, was interviewed about the property. Beals had engaged the female architect Emily Butterfield (1884-1958) to design it and it was custom-built in 1925 as part of a proposed real estate development that got stalled out when the stock market crashed in 1929. The house has its own web site at https://oakewoodcottage.com -- where there are many photos of the interior. On the video page at https://oakewoodcottage.com/events-%26-video you can click a link to a 2015 video in which the restoration of the Beals House was underway and you can see some of the rooms that had been completed at that time.
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-</blockquote><a name=DeLaurence></a><b>L. W. De Laurence</b><blockquote>
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-<span style="color:purple">	<a href=http://www.yronwode.org/new-thought-bibliography.html#Ellsworth><b>Paul Ellsworth</b></a>. Direct Healing. The Elizabeth Towne Co. Holyoke, Mass. 1916.
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 <a href=http://www.yronwode.org/new-thought-bibliography.html#Beals><b>Edward E. Beals</b></a>.
-The Law of Financial Success. 1907. [I have never seen a first edition of this book, but if his birth-year of 1887 and the publication date of 1907 are correct, Beals wrote this book when he was 20 years old)
+The Law of Financial Success. 1907. [I have never seen a first edition of this book, but if his birth-year of 1887 and the publication date of 1907 are correct, Beals wrote this book when he was 20 years old.]
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 <a href=http://www.yronwode.org/new-thought-bibliography.html#Beals><b>Edward E. Beals</b></a>. The Inner Secret or That Something Within [by "X" on title page, copyright by Edward E. Beals]. R.F. Fenno & Company New York; L.N. Fowler, London. 1922. (Beals was 35 years old.)
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 <a href=http://www.yronwode.org/new-thought-bibliography#Beals><b>Edward E. Beals</b></a> and <a href=http://www.yronwode.org/New-thought-bibliography#Atkinson-Beals><b> William Walker Atkinson</b>
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 Edward E. Beals was born in Massachusets in 1887. He was a real estate developer in Detroit in the 1920s. The "Power Books" series he co-wrote with
-<a href=http://www.yronwode.org/new-thought-bibliography#Atkinson-Beals><b> William Walker Atkinson</b></a> was originally pulished by the Power Books Company of Detroit, but by 1923, Pelton Publishing of Meriden, Connecticut had bought out Beals and distributed the books under their own imprint, as well as that of L. N. Fowler, a well-known metaphysical publisher in England. This short notice of the transaction of ownership ran in the trade paper "Printer's Ink" on July 12, 1923.
+<a href=http://www.yronwode.org/new-thought-bibliography#Atkinson-Beals><b> William Walker Atkinson</b></a> was originally published by the Power Books Company of Detroit, but by 1923, Pelton Publishing of Meriden, Connecticut, had bought out Beals and distributed the books under their own imprint, as well as that of L. N. Fowler, a well-known metaphysical publisher in England. This short notice of the transaction of ownership ran in the trade paper "Printer's Ink" on July 12, 1923.
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 As noted in the brief article, Edward E. Beals lived in Detroit, Michigan. His home, Oakewood Cottage, also known as the hisorical Edward Beals House, is celebrated in architectural circles as a rare example of the art deco Storybook Tudor style built in or near Detroit. (The style was quite popular in California during the 1920s.) In 2015, Ken Klemmer, the current owner of the Beals House, was interviewed about the property. Beals had engaged the female architect Emily Butterfield (1884-1958) to design it and it was custom-built in 1925 as part of a proposed real estate development that got stalled out when the stock market crashed in 1929. The house has its own web site at https://oakewoodcottage.com -- where there are many photos of the interior. On the video page at https://oakewoodcottage.com/events-%26-video you can click a link to a 2015 video in which the restoration of the Beals House was underway and you can see some of the rooms that had been completed at that time.
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-In the video from 2015, Ken Klemmer described Edward Beals as a realtor and promoter. We learn that he was married and had a daughter named Christine. By 1935, when Beals was 48 years old, his real esate development plan had failed, along with the entire economy of the United States, so the bank got the house and the Beals family moved to Florida.  In this video, no mention was made of Edward E. Beals as a New Thought author, his writing under the pseudonym "X," or his connection to <a href=http://www.yronwode.org/New-Thought-Bibliography#Atkinson-Beals><b>William Walker Atkinson</b></a>. (I think that Beals and Atkinson may have met through the publications or the social circle of Elizabeth Towne of Holyoke, Massachustets. This was the home state of Beals, and before Atkinson broke out as the most prolific New Thought author of them all, he made his name writing for Twone's magazine, "The Nautilus.")
+In the video from 2015, Ken Klemmer described Edward Beals as a realtor and promoter. We learn that he was married and had a daughter named Christine. By 1935, when Beals was 48 years old, his real esate development plan had failed, along with the entire economy of the United States, so the bank got the house and the Beals family moved to Florida.  In this video, no mention was made of Edward E. Beals as a New Thought author, his writing under the pseudonym "X," or his connection to <a href=http://www.yronwode.org/New-Thought-Bibliography#Atkinson-Beals><b>William Walker Atkinson</b></a>. (I think that Beals and Atkinson may have met through the publications or the social circle of Elizabeth Towne of Holyoke, Massachustets. This was the home state of Beals, and before Atkinson broke out as the most prolific New Thought author of them all, he made his name writing for Towne's magazine, "The Nautilus.")
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-My copies of the Atkinson-Beals "Power Books" are in beautiful condition, except that the first two volumes are missing the leaf that contains the title page and indicia. All the rest are intact and are stated to be published by Pelton. I suspect that the "Power Books" imprint remained on some unsold copies and these were defaced to remove the former publisher's name and address. All the books in my possession come from one person's collection, as each volume is inscribed in the same handwriting, with the date on which reading and re-reading commenced for each volume. The owner's name does not appear, but the reading dates range from a first pass dated 1936-1937, through a second pass in 1946-1947, and, for a selected few vilumes, a third reading in 1951.
+My copies of the Atkinson-Beals "Power Books" are in beautiful condition, except that the first two volumes are missing the leaf that contains the title page and indicia. All the rest are intact and are stated to be published by Pelton. I suspect that the "Power Books" imprint remained on some unsold copies and these were defaced to remove the former publisher's name and address. All the books in my possession come from one person's collection, as each volume is inscribed in the same handwriting, with the date on which reading and re-reading commenced for each volume. The owner's name does not appear, but the reading dates range from a first pass dated 1936-1937, through a second pass in 1946-1947, and, for a selected few volumes, a third reading in 1951.
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