Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-11-11
NOV. MBER MAGAZINES.
The Eclectic Magazine.

The November Eclectic presents some
20 interesting papers from the leading
foreign periodicals. Among the many
given are noted: 1.-THE New American
Imperialism, prince Bismarck-Person-
al Recollcctions,' "rhe Spanard at
Home" "a Recent Business Tour in
China" Romance of the Fur Trade, >
"Charles Reade and His Books 1.-THE
Coming Struggle in the Pacific 1.-The
Works of Mr.. Kiplin.' tine Inventor OF
Dynamite" "Englands Destiny in Chi
ma" and 1.-The Humors of HospitarLife."
The usual miscellany and poetry COM
plete this well-selecleu number.
Doaahoe's Magazine.
The Thanksgiving number of Donahoe's
| Magazine appears in cover design of
great beauty, and the many strong spec
ial features and handsome Illustrations
which crowd its pages make It the most
attractive issue Of the year. The contri-
buttons to this number include: Hal
lowe'en Memories" .'Frost-Flowers,' -
1.-THE Red and Black Poster" "A Ram
BILE In Literary London" where the
Cactus Blooms History, VS.. Hope--A
Dream Case 1.-The Priests Oaks. - THE
Dreyfus Case" and STORY of the Ninth. -
lnstallments of several serials together
with delightful short stories, charming
poems, and the usual ably edited depart
ments complete this excellent number
The Arena.
With the current number this able
magazine appears under the editorial
management of Paul Tyner. who with an
experience of nearly 90 years in the
newspaper field, is well qualified for the
important duties as editor of this mag
azine. The leading, among the many
strong articles given in this number are
America and the European Concert"
imperialism a Menace to Freedom"
Our Duty in the Philippines" 'Bimet-
allism and Democracy" Count Tolstoy
at Home why the Indians Break
Out ''Capitalistic Abuses in Canada"
and ''The Religion of the Spirit
The New England Magazine.
The November number of the New
England Magazine opens with a richly
illustrated paper by Alice D'Alcho, on
'Old Wentworth House and Its Masters .
Hiram A. Huse contributes an interest
ing history of Montpelier. Vermont.
illustrated article of great interest, par
ticularly to Maine readers, deals with
Hunting in the Maine Woods Other
stories and articles which make up this
delightful number are, Revolutionary
Records of a Country Town, "A Woman
and Her Son." "Old Summer Street Bos-
tom 1.-The Man with the Branded
Hand" and THE Peacemaker of La
mont"
Frank Leslie's Monthly.
With the November number Frank Les
lies monthly appears in a vastly i'm
proved form, and one that will be appre-
ciated by the many admirers of this just
ly popular magazine. The stories and
articles presented are of much merit and
with the many handsome illustrate
given cannot fail to satisfy the literary
and artistic needs of the reader. The
subjects under consideration include:
Greater America, with Wheeler and
Roosevelt at Santiago Football IN
America, Clara Barton to the Ameri-
can People, '"The Southern Woman as
She Was and Is and Converting Sill
yer into Cold This number is especial
ly strong in fiction.
Trained Motherhood.
The current number of Trained Moth
erhood discusses variety of subjects all
bearing upon matters of great interest to
parents. Childhood of the Nineteenth
Century 1.-The Cause and Origin of Ep-
idemic Diseases what and How to
Teach about Christmas, - Model Chill
dren." Thoughts about Feeding Chill
dren, Our Daughters as Housewives.
Fifty Useful Recipes for the Sick"
Concerning Advice Temperance for
Babies" and "Froebel's Mother Play"
are some of the papers ably presented
in this number.
eGunton's Magazine Ill.,
for November opens with vigorous ar
| ticle on "Disreputable Journalism, !"
"England's Future Policy" is ably dis
cussed. In "a Novel Educati onal Exper-
iment' the work accomplished at the
Georgia Junior Republic is interestingly
described. Other valuable contributions
to this number are Eight Hours and the
Constitution distinguished Econo-
mists,' Political Evolution" Loom
and Spindle" Editorial Crucible" CIV
ic and Educational Notes." and Science
and Industry Notes." The institute de-
partment gives much helpful informa-
| ton.
Health. Culture.
| The last quarterly number of Health
Culture presents many interesting and in
structive articles bearing upon the all i'm
portant subject of good health and how
to attain it. Among the many subjects
| under discussion are noted the follow
ing: Facts About Fruit 1.-THE Care of
the Skim" Influence of Mind Over
HEALTH industrial Training" Pure
Water and How to Secure It," Health
and Bodily Poise'' points on Treatment
of Pneumonia" Physical Culture" and
Hints in Health Culture This maya
zine has unique mission and one that
| 1t is admirably fulfilling.
McCIure's Magazine.
The November number of McClure's
Magazine is characterized by great time
illness and variety The illustrated feat
ures include 1.-THE Mystery of Vesuvius, >
THE Worlds Bill of Fare" Theodore
Roosevelt Character Sketch .'Raja
Singh and Other Elephants" DIARY of
the British Consul at Santiago During
Hostilities, ION Top of Aconcagua and
Tupungato," and, chief of all, 1.-The In