Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-10-28
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL THURSDAY OCTOBER g. 1897
OCTOBER MAGAZINES.
metropolitan Magazine.


The special prize photograph number o
the Metropolitan Magazine is indeed al
artistic success. The handsome cover. tn
many beautiful half-tone illustrations
and number of special articles combine
to make this issue an unusually attractiv
one. The leading articles include: 9Th
New York Navy Yard" "A Sextette o
Figure Painters" New York's Art Col
ony," I'm the Eye of Paris" Julia Ar
thur" "Our College of War" and ..Nev
Yorks Recreation Piers" The depart
ments give much up-to-date matter.
The Maine Sportsman.
The October Maine Sportsman present,
many valuable and entertaining paners
A number Of handsome half-tone ilIustra
lions add much to the appearances of thi,
number. Among the more important ma
pers are the following: Camping Out ir
Aroostook. How to Preserve You,
Game" Maine for Moose" "A June Out.
ing in the Maine Woods and .'Trair
Your Own Dogs" The departments con.
tain much timely matter.
The American Kitchen Magazine
for October opens with an interesting pa
per on Cookery Glasses for Boys" "Nu-
triton Is the subject of paper of great
value by G. Stanley Hall. Other timely
papers in this number are: "Wanted-Tn.
telligent Cooks THE Market at Knox
vile, Tenn Lessons in Progressive
Housework, Cooking for Invalids," and
An Autumn Entertainment" The de-
partments. particularly Mrs. Lincoln's.
supplement the longer articles.
and form a valuable feature of the num-
ber
vick's Magazine.
This helpful little monthly continues to
shows marked improvement with each
many illustrated papers, chief
among which are noted the following:
Spirit Lilies Garden Curves" Con
ferales.' and Wines in Tree Form" The
departments contain a vast amount of
timely information and add much to the
value of the number
Theosophy.
The current number of Theosophy con-
tains the following interesting papers
Richard Wagner's Music Dramas"
THE Three Objects of the Theosophical
Society in America" Philosophy and the
Poets" The Power of the Imagination"
THE Twentieth Century School," Neg
lected Factors in the Educational Prob
lem," why / Believe in Reincarnation."
and THE Crusade of American Theoso-
phists.'
The Black Cat.
The October Black Cat contains one of
Client" and is by Sallie Pate
Steen. The remaining stories include
Love and Avarice,'' How the Widow
Raised the Mortgage" Told in China, ;"
and 1.-THE Egg That Ran Away" All
who enjoy stirring. vigorous stories will
welcome this number.
The American Journal Of Paimistfy.ss
The October number of the American
Journal of Palmistry fully sustains the
favorable impression made by the initial
are Palmistry vs.. Law" 'Chirognomy
for Everyday Use "Palmistic Expert
ences,' 'Graphology,' How to Reckon
Time in the Hand" 1.-The Signatures of
the Mounts and Process for Making
Prints of the Hands,
Ev'v Month.
The current number of this original up
to-date monthly presents many novel and
attractive features. The longer articles
and stories include: The Astors at Fern
Cliff IAN Artist in Black and White"
COLUMBUS" THE World in General"
Diplomatic Society Leaders," THE Doc
trine of Happiness, and "A Type From
the Ghetto" Several musical selections
and the usual fashion and literary de-
partments complete an excellent number.
The Partisan.
A profusely illustrated paper on Milan
opens the October number of the Partisan
which was recently consolidated with the
Romance. The articles and sto-
ries in this number are of much interest
and include: "A Supper Under the Re-
gency," Wagner at Bayreuth,' 1.-The
of Crowds" 1.-The Bees ''Du
Barry's Adventures" THE Coincide
+ rancais," and .Stratagem of the Mar
quis. In Book Chat and Partisan
Gossip much readable matter is given.
Four O'clock.
The October number of this unique
sign. The stories and articles include
"Cleverness and a Song" ''Three Propo-
SAILS and IA Duet A number of
charming poems add much to this issue.
The stories are full of life and will be
appreciated by readers of fiction.