Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-24

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The Worlds Fair and IL varied scenes
occupy the opening pages of Current Lit
ensure for jaly. This is the second of
tie Worlds Fair numbers. As the great
of il grows also. Nothing could be more
interesting than the excerpfs here gathered
together, or the kodak and other views
taken on the grounds. To tbose who can
not 70 70 the Fair there eould be no more
tDfBptstf ptftufr XVII VI tlAl ptbAists
to be CLEANED from the FIVE successive
special numbers Of this magazine. Aside
rom the pages devoted 10 the Worlds
FAR. Current Litersture this month con-
tai Is large and varied assortment of read
ing. The tersc sententious saying, il promi-
neut o~ing to the appearance in this mum
Der of the prize winning contribution of
John A.. Shet.d. In restoring the short
story, the etching. the Oddities OF natural
history, ami the element Of romance gen.
orally to its pages. the editors have further
ADDED TO the popularity Of the magazine.
tCarrent Literature Publishing Co., 52-5f
Lafayette Place. Ne~ York.
Royal Cortissoz. art critic Of the New
York Tribune. will Contribute TO the july
Century an article on .'Cel0r in the Court
Of Honor at the Fair" The illustrations
include engravngs Of the decorations of the
priocipal dOmes in the Manufactures buiif-
ing. To make these pictures, cameras were
set on the floor pointing directly upward.
From photographs so ob,ainet enlarge
ments were made which the artists touched
mp, IS the effect of light and shade had not
i.een properly reproduced at such dis
lance. From these toucbed-up enlarge
mcnts. the Century's illustrations were en-
grayed. George KEENAN, will reply to the
article in defense of the Russian government
recently published by the secretary Of the
Russian legation. An article will also be
contributed by Joseph Jacobs, secretary of
the usso-Jewish committee in London, eii
the attitude of the Russian government to
the Jews from the standpoint of the latter.
The July st. Nicholas will contain an
taI ffh,rugn ht, .Inhn II
i:ailznt, ns, which will include a great NUM-
her Of views of the famous buildings and
hualevards Of that city. Mrs. Clara Doty
I:aes, who is in charge of the Chiidrens
Library ut the Worlds Fair, contributes an
article on the ChiIdfens building to the
sane number The July st, Nicholas will
contain also several Fourth of July stories.
and an article on Festival Days at Girls
Colleges" including illustrations taken at
Wellesley, Bryn Ms~r, Smith, Vasssr and
the Harvard Annex.
sfueh of the June issue Of The Art ANA
tour is given up to the artistic exhibits at
the Worlds Fair, to the buildings, the dec
Grafton In sculpture, wonen's work in the
fine arts, British sculpture, and the Swedish
Paintings. These articles are descriptive,
critical and sound, at the same time being
very interesting. However, Chicago does
MT mouopolize the whole of the issue, for
the magazine retains the good name it has
w on for itself with its practical articles. The
papers on Miniature Painting" by II. G.
Staniagc. and On painting on Glass. by
s f. liz Prince, are continued, and both
contain advice which will prove useful even
to full nedged artists as well as to students
The second article of Among the Wild
Flowers" appears, and deals with those
found in the fields during the month of .Iu
Is. Modelling in Porcelain Clay and
. Gliding on China, are both concise, plainly
" ritten articles calculated to put the stu
dent in possession of facts that it would
Otherwise be practically impossible for him
to learn without personal tuition Next fol-
L,ws an illustrated article on ''An Artists
Country Home" We must not forget the
exquisite color plates which are given with
this magazine. Price, 80 cents. Montague
Marks. Publisher, % Union Square, New
York
How marriage proposal is made and
h ~ it is worde'l always arouses the inter
.,t of girls, and TO them the charming reve-
po,als, hich is told with delightful frank
l"ts Ny u " tstttn sutftiy khl, IN pf "uiN
H., les Home Journal, will have an IN
usual attractiveness. A. b. Wepzell. the
artist. adds to the article with five of his ex
q ite illustrations. Just how to arrange n
tents tournament is also an excellent article,
hy Mabel Esmende Cahll, the champion lady
truni. layer of ti.e United States. Mrs.
Eut Wheeler Wilcox asks and answer.
cana Woman Reform Maa?' A pag
of biography presents sketches, with por-
tr tits, of Rosa Nouchette Carey" and of
The Daughter of Charles Dickens"
Anna Robertson Brown gives the first
piper, in series of articles on THE Girl
Who Goes to College" ''Mr. Beecher's
Imprinted WORKS. as reported by his pri-
yAte stcnographer, are full Of noble thought
aud inspiration. Good fiction is tome,
aud the charming story of Dennis o'Rourke,
by Lucy Derby, with its clever illustrations,
will prove one of the best. MIR. Howells
story, 1.-THE Coast of Bohemia grows in
interest and charm as it proceeds. Pub
lisbei by The Curtis Publishing Company,
OF Philadelphia, for ten cents per number
aud one dollar per year.