Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-18
The Ladies Home journal For
1897

An even excellence makes thu good
things Which The Ladies' Home Journal
promises usually interesting and strong.
The list 10 long and sturdy. One series
OF papers alone would sell the magazine
that il three White Honse articles which
sx-Presidrnt Harrison is 10 write. No man
has ever done what Generai Harrison will
do in these articles, show us what IA
Day with the President al His Desk's
means in an articles; in another tell OF
The Social Life of the President ami
IN a third article describe Upstairs life
in the White House." Each Of the arts.
cles will be profusely inustmted. Anoth
er series equally as fascinating is the one
called Great Personal eyents," in which
some of the greatest enthusiasm which
have occurred in America will be- revived
| those wonderful times. when Louis Kos
suth rode up Broadway; when the young
Prince of Wales was here, when Jenny
LIND sang in Castle Garden; when Henry
Ward Beecher electrified his congregations
by selling slaves in his pulpit; when
Grant went round the world; when Henry
Clay babe farewell to the Senate; When
John Wesley preached in GeorSia, of
which so sew know. All these memora-
bic eyonts and others will lie wildly re.
called. told more graphically than ever be-
tore, and illustrated with pictures which
have grouped twelve artist for over vera.
third series is unique and valuable from
the fact hat twill give women scorrs Ok
Ideas for their homes. It will reveal WHAT
there is Inside of Hundred Amer; can
Homes" and carefully reproduce pictures
OF one hundred completely. furnished
rooms in homes in this couniIy--from
Maine to California-wheret taste has 90, a
fertilizer than money. Two new depart
ment writer's have also been exclusively
engaged by the journal: Mrs. s. T. Ror-
er, who will hereafter take entire charge
OF the domestic department and give a
series of cooking lessons, and Dwight l.
Moody the famous evangelist, who is to
put the result of his life study of the Bible
in department entitled Mr.. Moody's
Bible Glass" The artist, Charles Dana
Gibson, who created the Gibson gil, will
present. six fullpuge pictures showing
The People of Dickens" while Alice
Barber Stephens will alternate with Mr..
Gibson and present her ideu of Six Typea
of American Womanhood "Showing the
American woman in society, i'll religion,
in business, in summer in the home, and
as mother. Mary E. wilkins. the New
England writer, will revive the old quilt
ing party, the ancient singing school and
tue applc-paring DO in THE Pleasures of
Our Noighboahood Sir Henry Irving
Is to tell how to study, read and present
'Shakespear in Small Communities. !"
Iosti, the song writer, will give his first
piano composition. Sir Arthur Sullivan
Is to pi esent the first true and correct COPY
of 1.-The Lost Chord" ever printed in
America. Reginald DeKoyen, John Phil.
Up Sonsa and Jakobowski (who wrote
"Erminie') }, have each written waits.
while Ira ID. Sankey has composed
hymn which he considers greater than his
famous Ninety and Nine" Ian Maclar-
en- will have story, while Herbert ID.
Wards hume-ous serial, '"The bnrSIer
Who moved Paradise" will run through
the year. followed by Hamlin Garland'a
new novelette,, The Spirit of Sweet wa
t"r." Jenny Lind's daughter is to sketch
My Mother as / Recall Her." while
George W. Smalley is to show 1.-The Per.
sonal Side of Bismarck" and 1.-The Fer
sonal Side of the Prince of Woles" in two
lavishly illustrated articles. Altos Gather.
no magazine gives list of attractions so
interesting aud promising as does The
Ladies' Home journal. and certainly no
periodical does il, as does the Journal. for
only only one dollar per year. Il it has
become fad, MS it seems, for every girl
and woman to take this magazine, it is an
excellent one, and unlike auy other fads,
sensible one. The Journal is published i,
by the Curtis Publishing Company, or
Philadelphia.