Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-17

\ Nater-Tube Boilers to Naval Service y
| Commercial Organization or the Ma
thine Shop" Locomotive Practice as
| Displayed ut the Paris Exposition
l md "Piece Work as an Agency in Ma
l :hine- shop cost Reduction" The
Usual industrial review is given.
LIPPINCOTT"S MAGAZINE.
I The November Lippncott's opens. as
| usual with a complete novel, Ut is en-
| titled Madame Noel and is from the
Gen of George II. Picard. Lonyfel-
! lows Acadia is the scene of this in
| ensely interesting tale. The story has
| chiefly to do with the, lives and loves
| Of four young people. and is one of
strong human feeling. The remaining
| articles short stories ana poems are
l sure to entertain and instruct the
-eader. and include: ''China's Greatest
Curiosity" In the Footprints of
Bryant" The Storming of BurISers-
1orf.' stephen crane, and The
Passing of "A Poet" clinton Scollard.
ScRIBNEI;S MAGAZINE.
The November Scribner's is. an ex-
ceptionally attractive number with it's
teautiful illustrations. strong special
articles, and charming stories. The
number opens with the second install
ment of Henry Normans series of art
.cles on the Russia of Today" in
which he describes the great Siberian
railroad. The Wheel of Time" is 4
delightful tale by Mary Catharine Lee.
showing how the bicycle helped to
unite two elderly lovers. Jesse Lynch
Williams describes The Cross Streets
oil New York Two richly illustrated
papers on the Paris Exposition arc
noted. "A Camera at the Fair and
THE Landscape Features of the Paris
Exposition. The concluding chapters
OF j. NJ. Barrie's serial. Tommy and
Grizel" which has proved such pop
ular feature. are also given.
THE AMERICAN BOY
for November presents an abundance
of entertaining and instructive read
ing for young America. The depart
mcnts give large amount of informa-
ton upon the matters that boys are
interested in. and there are also a large
number of special articles many pro-
fusely illustrated. The leading con-
tributions are: Politics and Thanks
giving The First Thanksgiving Din
ner. Joining the College Fraternity
Practical Printing for Amateurs"
Some Promising Boy Singers and
Some Hints on Football
McCALL'S MAGAZINE.
The current number of McCall's
Magazine gives an admirable review
of the seasons styles. and also much
instructive miscellaneous matter
The designs in colors show the most
fashionable color combination.
Among the topics under discussion
are: What to Serve at Evening En-
tertainments,' What the Present
Fashions were Evolved From Rules
for Facial Massage" and character
Told by the Face
THE AMERICAN QUEEN.
handsomely illustrated article on
THE Actresses of the Eighteenth Cen
tury," by Mrs. Stepney Rawson. opens
the American Queen for November. An
interesting account of "A Turkish
Wedding" is contributed by Mrs.
Harriet j. Jephson. G. Frederic Lees
has an appreciative article on THE
Art of Eleonora Duse' Stories and
articles of household interest make up
the remainder of this excellent num-
Der. together with the illustrated re-
view of current fashions.
TRAINED MOTHERHOOD
In Trained Motherhood for this
month. among the many topics practi-
cally discussed are noted the follow
ing: Club Work for Woman What
Shall Our Boys Read?" Home Edu-
cation Marrying and Marriage"
Bad Dreams 1.-The Danger to Pub
lie Health in Default of Rural Hy-
giene." and Emergencies: What to
do Before the Doctor Arrives"
TABLE TALK
The Thanksgiving number of Table
Talk is an up-to-date issue and one
that will be appreciated by the pro-
gressive housewife. Young mothers
will find many helpful suggestions in
the article which opens this issue. en-
titled. How Shall We Feed the Young
Ravens?" Mrs. Burton Kingsland has
a timely contribution concerning
Christmas Gifts" The article on THE
Chatting Dish Candy Bee" will afford a
pleasing suggestion for winter en-
tertainment THE New Menus tor
November" will help the housewife out
of many perplexing situation.
THE SANITARIUM.
"Our Race and Consumption, THE
Hygiene of Children's Sleeping Apart
ments." THE Cash Value of an In
fant's Life Physical Culture.
"Artificial Air" public Water Sup
plies Liability to Incidental Pollu-
ton" The Benefit of Alum in Water
| Filtration" and The Relation OF
| Agriculture to Public Health are
| some of the topics treated in the cur
rent number of the Sanitarium. the
editorial departments give their usual
amount of interesting matter.
POET-LORE.
The last quarterly issue of Poet
Lore presents many noteworthy papers
! of literary interest, among which are
included the following: THE Plastic
| Word, Eliza bethan Women. "Eche-
garay: Spanish Statesman, Dramatist.
Poet "Brownings Theology,
"Shakespeare's Macbeth. and "Rich-
ard Hovey's Promise and Work. In
the department. Poetry and Fiction,
are four short stories, THE Dangerous
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