Wayside jottings. Essays, sketches, poems, and songs, gathered from the highways, by-ways and hedges of life
Wayside jottings is a collection of essays, sketches, poems and songs by Mattie E. Browne Hull, published in Des Moines in 1888 and covering spiritualism for a general reading public. Its two pictures are engraved portraits in fine crosshatched lines: a close view of a woman's face with wavy hair, and a bust of a man with curled hair, a moustache and a buttoned dark coat, both rendered in sepia tones that a designer could use for period portraiture or vintage engraving references.
