The record-union., 1898-04-10
new PUBLICATIONS.

What to Eat" CMinneapolis) for
April is freely and very humorously il
lustrated and has among other feat
ures these articles: "a Nile Dinner"
George F. Hammond; Correct Thing
in Calling Cards." selected; a Lunch
With Ludwig" Frank I. Charles "A
Ten Course Dinner" A. M F.; How
to Make Good Pie Crust" Mrs. NJ. l..
Kimmerly; Mrs. Briefs Creamed
Goldfish" Lena L. Pepper; "How to Eat
in the Spring." G. H. Dterhold; "Oxy-
gen as Food" Alice M. Perry, NJ. D.;
"Pappy," Jennie Louise Harris, Med
icaI Department" Albert H. Hoy, NJ.
D.; Mans Social Thraldcm," Charles
Pierce Burton; 1.-The Luscious Orange" ="
Isabel Bates Winslow; "a Fed Cara =
MUM Dinner" F. E. W.; Practical
Menus" Amelia Sulzbacher.
"The American Kitchen Magazine"
for April CThe Home Science Publish
ing Company, Boston, is prettily IL
lustrated, and is devoted, as the title
implies, to the economy Of the kitch-
en- and the serving on the table of
good dishes. Beside domestic econo-
my generally is it's theme. Among the
leading papers are: Domestic E,duca-
tion of Children at Home" Mary M.
Kingsbury; 1.-TWO Sides of the Ques-
tion" (Servants), Mrs. Annie Il. Smi-
ley; THE City Kitchen Garden" Allan
Eric; "Woman's Point of View: Its Eff
feet Upon the Home" Maude Hanson
Lacy; THE Spring Dragon" Alice
Chittenden; "Household Fuels and
Their Economic Uses,' Charles A.
White, NJ D., LII. D.; Cooking for In
valids individual Recipes" Helen M.
Spring and Catherine J. Coolidge;
From Day to Day. Department of
Notes. Queries and Correspondence)
conducted by Mrs. Lincoln; Menus
for April; 1.-THE Rumford Historical
Association" Marion Thompson Hos
mer; Cooking School Teachers
League Lecture Course; National
Household Economic Association"
The "Freethought Magazine for
April (Chicago) has a fine group frontis-
piece of portraits of eminent free
thought advocates, the central figure
being that of Colonel IngersoIl. Among
the leading papers are: The Scheme of
Salvation" C. H. Graham; "Creedless
Liberalism" Cyrus w. Coolidge: Tn
clination of the Planets" J. A. Green
hill; Life Sketch and Poem,'' Joseph
Haigh; LET the Good Work Go On,
Florence Sibley; "a Sermon to the Pull
pit" J. E. Ring; From an Old Sold
der" Joel NJ. Berry; ''Woman's Way
to Freedom" Harriet Stanton Slatch;
"The Merits of Skepticism, a. G.. Os-
good; What Think Ye Of Christi"
Marian V. C. Dudley; "The Judgment
Day." P. A. Earring, NJ. D.; "The FIX
istence of God" E. Jolley.
The journal of Medical Hypnotism"
for April (Chicago) has papers on
"Hypnotism in Confinement" j. +.
Ritter, M. D.; Report of the Mime
arolis School of Suggestive Therapeu-
ties" Sydney Flower, Ii. D., and Ed
win F. Bowers; Hypnotic Suggestion
vs. Suggestion in the Waking State;
Therapeutic Suggestion" M. Lie
bault; Report From the Illinois Col
lege of Psychology and Suggestive
Therapeutics, Albert H. Burr, M. D..
Secretary; E. Perry Rice, M. D., and
A. F. Won Velsen, M. D.; Reflections"
Eph. NJ Epstein, M. D.; Report of the
Iowa School of Suggestive Therapeu-
tics" J. A. Potter, M. D.: Suspended
Animation" Edwin F. Bowers; "Re-
port of the Kansas School Of Suggestive
Therapeutics, A H. Henson, NJ. D.
The Arena" for April (Boston) has
these papers: Foreign Influence in
American Politics." William Jennings
ID lDrol he T innn1p. q Study
From Life" Henry C. whitney; .'The
Relation of Art to Morality" Marie c..
Remick; America a Power" Stinson
Jarvis; 1.-THE Way Upward" George
Fred. Williams; "Brookline, a Model
Town Under the Referendum" B. q.
Flower; "The Ethics of Applied Medi-
cine-The Medical Trust" t. A. Bland.
NJ. D.; Legal Restriction of Medical
Practice" VIM. r. Fisher A. NJ, NJ.
D.; Three Epochs of Democracy and
Three Men," John Clark Ridpath; ''The
Employment of Convict Labor in Mas
sachusetts," DR.. John Thomas Cod
man; "a Message From Beyond" Ga
psychic story, Genevieve Clark.
.
The BLACK Cat for April (Boston)
has these full stories: "The Clock That
Went Crazy" by Louise Belts Edwards
"The Blumley Benefit" by George Mad
den Martin; saint Elizabeth" Anna
B. Patten; "The Man Who Ran Eu-
rope" by Frank L. Pollock; "The Aba
lone Twins" by Philip Verril Mighels.
Why isn't the wedding ceremony a
success unless there is a hitch in it some
where?