The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1896-06-13
new PUBLICATIONS.

The June number of the Home Mag
azine' contains, among other literary
attractions a short story by Julia Ma
gruder, the charming author of 1.-The
Princess Sonia Also the following
illustrated articles: "The Tennessee
Centennial by Leland Rankin: ''The
New York Custom House." by Violet
Etynge Mitchell, with drawings by
George Willis Bardwell; 'The Soldiers
Home at Washington" by DR.. Thomas
Calver, and Bismarck and the Ger
man Empire" by Professor Guy Garlic
ton Lee. The frontispiece consists of a
beautiful picture, entitled Weighing
the Baby" combination of half-tone
and hand engraving, made from a
most artistic photograph by +. M.
Scmers. Clement Clifford discusses
black bass fishing, and e. L. Wilson the
X-rays up to date, with illustrations.
The summer girl is delightfully."- in evil
dence in "Fannie's Filtration" by NJ.
Murray Wilson, and among the charm
ing poems in this number is one en-
titled 1.-THE Robins Kain-Song," by
Minna Irving, and another, In ABB
sence," by Helen Chauncey. The
Home Magazine" makes practice of
giving each month, in addition to its
large quantity of original matter, also
some of the best things in prose and
verse from the latest foreign period
icals, after the manner of the Eclectic
and 'Littell's Living Age" These
quoted articles are fresh and readable.
| Every dollar Of profit realized from the
| enterprise is devoted to the work OF
| building the national home for CONNER
cial travellers at Binghampton, N. Y,
| ito place of publication, 1t being pub
| lished by the Commercial Travellers
Home Association.
| The June number Of 1.-THE New Bo-
| hemian" Cincinnati, o. is at hand
from the Bohemian Publishing Com
| pany. It is freely illustrated and it's
| leading features are these papers: "a
| Woman's Way" story, Jeanette Ben
| ton; 1.-THE City OF Mexico" Mary E.
Muncey; Henrik Ibsen's Merits and
| Defects" Louis K. r. Laird; IAN
Evening With the Prince" story, Per-
cival Pollard "Etidorhpa" (Aphro-
dite), ]. Soule Smith; Charles Hote,
Bohemian" P. V. NJ; THE Pine Tree
and the Palm" Mark Keene; "a
| Florentine Mosaic" Mary Clint Egan;
| "An Unconventional Bird" P. Wilbur
| Shoop; 1.-The Vagabond Poets" H S.
| Keller; 1.-The Wooing of Miss Anna
| Beggs," story, Katherine Bates; His
| Other Self" Will M. Clemens; Lay
| Figures" Agnes NJ. Cole; 1.-THE Bor-
ders of Bohemia" The Woman b.
| hemia.
| The June number of the Progress
Of the World" magazine is an unusually
| interesting one. In the department Of
scientific progress, DR.. I. M. Cline gives
| the results Of q careful study into eli
| matte diSea ses, and by a colored map
illustrates every portion of the United
| States in respect to the diseases that
are common to it's climate. Other mat
| tiers of popular scientific interest are
treated, such as the formation of but
ter, cheese, ETC., by archaeological
growth, the latest uses of aluminium,
| and an illustrated description of the
| "Aerocycle," the new bicycle propelled
| by compressed air. The articles on
financial topics are also especially
strong. The general history Of each
| country of the world during the pre-
| vious month is epitomized. Any one
|
OF the worlds progress will find this
| magazine most entertaining in
structeor .Q56 Fifth avenue, New
York;
"Babyhood' for June contains num-
Der of seasoriable hints for the proper
care OF young children during the sum-
mer. The mistakes made by mothers,
| both in the matter of feeding and dress
a. this time, are graphically pointed
| out by DR.. Kerley. ''Weaning the
| Baby" is the subject Of an equally
timely paper by DR.. Vinton. Sum
mer-Time Studies" explains how easily
children may be won ever to the study
| OF outdoor life. The mothers them
selves contribute several instructive
and entertaining letters to 1.-The
Mothers Parliament, and in the de-
partments Of Nursery Helps and Nov
eIties'' and "Baby's Wardrobe will be
| fond many hints which will be appre-
ciated. (Babyhood Publishing Com
pany, New York;
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