The record-union., 1898-06-19

Trained Motherhood" for June (New
York; besides the many departments
presents these special attractions:
Home Education for Our Girls" Car
oline Hardy Patton; Trained Mother
hood" l. Edgar Jones; THE National
Congress of Mothers; My Babe" May
Thompson Williamson; The Contag-
ious Diseases of Early Life" Edwin
Rosenthal, NJ D.; Mothers Ditty,"
Edgaretta Chace; "A Living Memo
rial, Callie Bonney Marble; Trained
Fathers and Mothers" Ellen Lee wy
man; THE Legal Rights of Mother
and Child" conducted by Mrs. j. e.
len Foster; From My Point of View,
by Mrs. Isabella Macdonald Alden;
THE kindergarten in the Home Lou
ise f. Hogan.
The Midland Monthly for June Des
Moines, Ia), freely and handsomely
illustrated, has these among other pa
pers: 'On the Trail of Cooper's Nov
els" Jeanette Nichols Phillips; AN
Epic of Iowa. prize poem, Horace
Spencer Fiske; "Statesmen's Wives in
Washington" with portraits, Juliette
NJ. Babbitt; Grants Life in the West
and His Mississippi Valley Campaigns,
John w. Emerson: THE Library Fund
Entertainment" story, Frankiyn w.
Lee; THE Heroism of !Ielen Carroth-
ers," story, F. W. Calkins; Hi. Hap
goods Wife, story. Maude Meredith;
Our Cruisers in War Paint" Malinda
Cleaver Faville; "Glimpses Of the tifti-
eth Iowa Volunteers" A. B. s.: AN
Iowa Memorial" sketch. Bertha 4.
Bush: "Woman's Club Department,
edited by Harriet c. Tovncr.
The "Sanitarian" for June Crock
lyn, N. Y) has among other valuable
papers these of special interest: eli
mate, Health Resorts and Spas of Ca
nada," T. G. Roddick NJ. D., M. p;
"Sanitaria for the Treatment and Pre-
vention of tuberculosis" Harold Bryn,
NJ. D.; Benefit of Wat2r Filtration"
John w. Hill. c. E.; 'Non-Contasi-
BUSINESS of Yellow Fever" A. n. Bell;
Quarantine Regulations'-C Convention
report; Experiments With Formalde-
hyde as a Disinfectant," E. M. Parks,
NJ D.; Use of Formaldehyde in House
Dsinfection,' David D. BrouSh, NJ. D.;
La Maladie du Sommeil"--a new dis
ease
"Suggestive Therapeutics" is the title
of a new magazine edited by Sidney
Flower, LII. D. 1t is published by the
Psychic Publishing Company, Chica-
go, and the first number is for June. 1t
is related to the Hypnotic Magazine
Its leading papers are: Education
During Natural Sleep" by H. 7. How
ard. M. D.; suggestion in Snuff-Tak-
L
working Thoughts" by the editor;
Suggestion in Nervous Prostration,"
by c. o. Sahler. NJ D.; Suggestion in
Neurasthenia," by George G. Pitzer, NJ.
D.; Limitation of Suggestion" by AL
bert H. Burr, NJ. d., and f. Perry Rice,
M. D.; Suggestion in Locomotor Ata-
xia," by Herbert A. Parkyn, Nj. d.
The "North American Review" for
June (New York. has these papers, full
of current interest: What Shall We
Do With the Conquered islands," by
Senator John T. Morgan; THE Off
cering and Aiming of Volunteers"
Captain James Parker, U. S. A; Free
Libraries and the Community" Her
bert Putnam President American Ii
brary Association: Should an Income
Tax Be Re-established? Hon. George
S. Boutwell,; Some Aspects Of Cour-
age" F. Foster; "Spain's Political Fu-
ture," by Hon. Hannis Taylor, late
United States Minister to Spain; Lit
erary Life in London" William II.
Rideing: "The Enfranchisement Of Ko-
rea," Homer b. Hubert; Carrying
Trade of the Great Lakes" Allan Hen
bricks; (Which Shall Dominate-Saxon
or Slav?" Hon. David Mills, Canadian
Minister of Justice: "Recollections of
the Civil War;" by Sir William Howard
Russell, LII. d.; The Pulpit and the
War" Rev. Edgar G.. Murphy; Re
habilitated Upper Chambers" Edward
PCrritt; "Our Export of Corn Jonn
M. Stahl; 1.-The Sweating SYSTEM"
Rev. F. j. c. Moran: 'Strategical
Value Of the Philippines" Truxton
Beale.
Two articles in the June number OF
"The Engineering Magazine" New
York; possess a vivid interest for the
engineering world at the present time.
On both sides of the Atlantic the ulti-
mate result of the war between Spain
and the United States is clearly fore
seen to be the opening of Cuba to a
great industrial development, under an
enlightened and stable government, in
spired by Anglo-SaXon energy and pro-
gressiveness Mr. Skaife's long resi-
dence in the island, and his intimate
acquaintance, as an engineer, with It's
resources and needs give him command
ing authority in the treatment OF his
topic of Future Industrial Opportu-
mites in Cuba Mr.. Prindle's splen-
didly illustrated account of the build
ing of a 13-nch gun is also a timely
contribution, as well as magnificent
example of the development of ma
chine tool work in large units. Shop
owners and shop managers Will nnd
extreme satisfaction in the practical,
concrete way in which Henry Roland
exhibits effective methods of finding
and keeping shop costs in typical
works Other illustrated papers are the
review of Milling and Ores of the
Rand" by Messrs H. II. Webb and
Pope Yeatman; the discussion OF
dredging operations and dredging ma
chinery employed on the Mississippi
River, by H. ST. l.. Coppee; and the
exposition of house-heating apparatus.
by J. j. Blackmore. Beyond these are
the five other leading articles of par
allel Importance, and also the Review
and Index of the Engineering Press
which affords a complete summary OF
the industrial literature of the month
The June number of the New Eng
land Magazine" (Boston) opens appro-
priately with an article entitled "At
Home With the Birds" written by
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