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

article on Hawaii Equally va,,.,,,.
are the papers on The Elections in
england. The Evolution Of Political
Ideas. How Certain Hebrews wan
dered to Britain" and Notes of n
Canadian Abroad"
THE AMERICAN KITCHEN MAGA-
ZINE.
In the Thanksgiving Number, If
the American Kitchen Magazine mncb
space is accorded to the nationaI
festival. Mrs. Lincoln contributes
some entertaining Thanksgiving
Notes" and in her regular department
From Day to Day." she gives rules
for the preparation Of many of the
dishes which make up the Thanks
giving feast. The housewife vii, also
find many helpful suggestions in the
article on Seasonable Dishes for
November and Thanksgiving" Other
contributions of value are Training
Children in Dietetics." "A Norwegian
Charlotte What Fine Homemade
Bread Should BE Like and 1.-The
Dignity of Labor
KEITH'S HOME-BUILDER
How to Build Il Home on s15 a
Week" is one of the many helpful and
practical articles given in this months
Home Builder. 1t is illustrated with
designs of a complete and modern lit
tie cottage. The editor contributes an
interesting article on Exterior ce-
ment Construction, "a style of
architectural treatment which has long
been popular in warm. dry climates.
and which is now found to be feasible
in the northern states as well. Draw
ing Room Interiors" Art Glass and
"A Model Church" are of interest.
and there is also the usual large num-
Der of practical designs.
THE BLACK CAT
for this month opens with n $50 prize
story entitled THE Diamond Drill and
ing stories make up the remainder of
this entertaining number: I'm an Tn
known World. Nose JohnsOn's
Funeral THE Fate of the 'Senegam-
bian Queen" and In the Temple at
Singan.''
LADIES HOME JOURNAL.
To enumerate the many good things
presented in the November Ladies'
Home Journal would require much
space. but the following partial list
will give an idea of the excellence of
its contents: The Loveliest Woman in
All America THE Future of the
White House." The Man Who Wrote
Narcissus.' The Story of Young
Man. The Successors of Mary the
First Blue River Bear Stories" "A
Quaint Old Fashioned House for $4,000.
and The Most Artistic House in New
York City" The editor forcibly con-
tends that Americans show "A lack of
taste in furnishing their homes. and
An American Mother claims they
have bad manners. The current
fashions are fully and attractively il
Illustrated. and there are many articles
bearing upon the home and its in
tereStS.
GOOD CHEER.
The many admirers of Nixon Water
mans pleasing verses that teach so
eloquently the gospel of optimism. will
welcome the initial number of Good
Cheer. of which he is editor. 1t is "a
monthly magazine for cheerful think
ers.' filled with pleasing wholesome
reading. which cannot fail to drive
away the worst fit of blues on record.
The initial number presents the follow
ing table of contents: Poets Who
Were Laughed At" Hezekiah Butter
worth: THE Value of Mirth." Opie
Read: "Pessimism: Its Cause and
Cure" Edward F. Burns: Which
Hand" Joe Cone; Doctors Story"
Sterling Elliott: and "RedactOrial
Radiations," by Nixon Waterman.
delightful melange of nuggets of wis
dom and charming verses.
THE WORLDS WORK
is the Fascinating title of the new ma g
azine Just brought out by Doubleday,
Page x Co. Il magazine for which one
may safely predict a brilliant future.
This magazine is notable example of
the remarkable advancement which has
been made of late years in the printing
and illustrating arts. for geographically
and pictorially it leaves nothing to he
desired The magazine opens with an
illustrated department. 1.-The March of
Events. Two Otner departments pf1IIl-
full of interesting and timely matter are
Short Stories of Men Who Work and
Among the Worlds Workers There
are more than a dozen special articles.
several of which are richly illustrated.
They include: Rome as a Political Bo-
gey." William Stearns Davis; "A Kevo-
luton in Nature Pictures, \. Radcliffe
Dugmore: Our Place Among the Ma
tons" "A New Culture for New Condi-
tons" Mark H. Liddell; Our Growth
as a World Power. Frederic Emory:
.'The Views of Mr.. Billy Sanders" joel
Chandler Harris. and "A Days Work of
an Arctic Hunter"
THE WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION.
There is an abundance of entertaining
reading in the November Woman's Home
Companion. There are half dozen short
stories and also illustrated articles on
The Greatest Sunday school in the
World 1.-The Social Sphere of Mexican