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"Godey's Magazine" for November
IN. W is an autumn fiction number
and contains fifty pages of new stories
selected from over five hundred sub
mitted manuscripts. The leading tale
is a bright. vigorously told Thanksgiv-
ing Day story, The Yielding Of Heze-
kiah Craddock," by Laura S. Portor, il
Illustrated by Jessie 5. Wilson "Aelf-
thryth,'' a historic tale of King Ed
gar's theft Of his favorite's wife, by
Thomas Swift, a bit of old English ro-
nance. 'EThe Triumph of the Poor
Relation" by Charles Edward Barnes.
"Of the Horn tale Of the South
Arctic, by T. jenkins Hams 'Pepe el
Cubanc,' by Andrew Mackenzie, a
vivid sketch of the Mexican bull fight.
when the Prunes Came In, Cali
fornia tale and a droll skit, by Tom
Hall, the popular humorist- Mrs. Lat
ta's serial THE Temptation of David, .
concludes in this number.
In addition there are several import
ant articles of general interest.
Among these, "The Centennial of the
American Navy is by James M. Whit
on. Rupert Hughes treats of THE
Music OF the Streets" Nancy NJ. Wad-
die continues her flower talks. John
r. Musick concludes his interesting Sc
ries on the Hawaiian Islands. Miss
Frances Drake, the actress, furnishes
an account of IA recent horseback ride
through the Indian country of the Ear
West
The literary contributions of this
number are a critical review Of the
works of George du Maurier, and an
article on the work Of a new Poet of
the Civil War
The fashions for the month are de-
scribed with plates from the latest
novelties; and the editor contributes a
terse history of the origin and develop
ment OF Our National Thanksgiving
Day." based upon the best authorities.
The October number of Trained
Motherhood" contains a number of ar
ticles which will greatly interest young
wives and mothers. DR.. Collins II.
Johnston fully discusses the subject of
Modified Milk for the Babies" THE
Hygiene of the Child's Voice-a Plea
for Excellence in Tone" is a very in
stuctive article by Fayette c. Ewing,
NJ D. Dr. Edith A H. Fyfre gives
''Some Hints on the Feeding of Children
During the Second Year Fremont
tory Signs of Disease in Mother and
Babe" by J. Edmund Brown, NJ. D.,
has excellent suggestions.
The departments are full of practical
thoughts and good advice for young
mothers. Mrs. Isabella Macdonald AL
den C'Pansy'') discusses the problem of
Baby Willfulness.'' The Doctors s
Talk With Mothers answers many
questions.
In the Kindergarten in the Home,
Mrs Harriet Lincoln Coolidge tells
mothers just how to use F'roebels S
Mother Play" in the nursery. The
department of Nursery Talks is full
of practical suggestions and contains
also some valuable receipts for proper
cooking for little children. In Moth
erland" is a department Of practical
talks written from the standpoint of
the mother to the mother. Clothing
for children is fully illustrated.
A special feature of the children's
department is Leaflets for Little Rose
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be easily detached, making q. separate
magazine full of interesting stories,
written in simple language for the little
ones.
A specimen copy viii be sent free if
this paper is mentioned. (The Mother
hood Company, No. $50 Nassau street.
New York;
The New England Magazine FOR
October (Boston). richly illustrated, has
these leading features: Booker T.
Washington and the Tuskegee Inst-
tute" Qnustrated), by Thomas ]. Gallo
way; Autumn Birds of New Eng
land,'' by William Everett Cram; "a
Baby Community Gllustrated), by n.
o. Nelson; "The Story of An Old House
and the People Who Lived In It." by
Sarah II. Swan: "A Chapter On Nom
de Plumes," by Charles T. Scott; 1.-THE
Homes and Haunts of Israel Putnam"
by William Farrand Livingston; How
Shall the Colored Youth Of the South
be Educated?' by A. D. Mayo; "Keene,
New Hampshire by Francis S. Fiske;
"A Pet OF the Gods Ca story, by
Charles Kemble Eichler; as Love a
Part of Youth?" by Mary Clarke Hunt
ington.
"Donahoe's Magazine" for October
Boston), has these features with many
handsome Illustrations: ''Men and
Things" by Henry Austin Adams. NJ.
A; The Shadowy Third (story), by
May Belleville Brown; Church Music
Its Defects by NJ. S. McGuirk; "A
Rosary Of Roses by Marie J. Down
ing; Impressions of Mexico" Gllus-
trated), by Adele Bassford; Some Ap-
precautions" by Mary NJ. Daily; His
tor1c Catholic Families of America"
by Rev. Charles Warren Currier; "Old
Georgetown" Gllustrated), by Rob.
Lear; The Scarlet Glove Continued.
10y NJ. Gertrude Reynolds; "Carmelite
15eroines of Compeigne," by E. L. EN-
cry; People in Print" Gllustrated), by
William Hopkins; Another Romance