Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-14

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ultimately be settled. other impof-
tant contributions are: Jubilee OF me
Young Mems Christian Association. l..
l.. ,DoEgett; How Trusts Affect
Prices Prof. J. w. jerks: THE Out
look for Christianity" Rev. Washing
ton GLADDEN.. d. D.: and AN Earlier
American" w. d. Howclls.
scribner's Magazine.
The June Scribncr's presents an
abundance of good things. In the mat
ter OF illustration. also this number is
an excellent one. Henry Normans
serics of valuable articles on the
Russia of Today" are resumed in this
number with an interesting paper on
Finland" In Passages from
Diary I'm the Pacific" John La Fargo
gives an entertaining account OF his
visit to the Samoans. Walter A.
Wyckoff writes Of his experiences ms
"A Section Hand on the Union Pacific
Railway" Senator Hoar in an in
structivc paper on ''Oratory." gives his
ideas on what constitutes n good ora
tor. Ernest Seton Thompson con-
tributes one of his delightful stories Of
animal life. a richly illustrated arti-
Gle Of much interest describes THE
Scottish University" Short stories of
merit. an installment OF Kate Douglas
Virgins serial. The Diary OF a
Goose Girl" poems. and the depart
mcnts make up the remainder OF this
attractive number
Ledger Monihiy.
June Roses is the title OF the
handsome and appropriate cover OF the
current number OF the Ledger Month
~. This number presents an unusually
large number OF special features in
the following: Children OF
Yesterday and Today" Mrs. l.. C. Van
Noorhis: Every Day Life In the
Philippines" Ramon Reyes L.aia:
Authors Among Our College Women"
Carolyn Halstcad: and Southern Girl
The fiction includes sew
eral pleasing short stories. Among the
special department articles are:
Originality in Household Art"
Novel Designs in Duchcssc and Rem
Nuisance Laces." Dress and Fash
ion and THE Economical Use Of
Food"
The Bohemian.
4 pleasing table OF contents is pre-
scented in the June Bohemian. The
leading contribution Is When Rivals
Meet" n comedictta in one act written
Jointly by Edward Payson jackson
and Everit Bogert Tcrhunc. The
scene is laid in Paris and the dialogue
is especially clever. Other contribu-
tors to this issue arc: Katharine Lee
Bates. William Arnold. 5. l.. Bacon, +.
En- Holman. Nina De Garmo
Spalding and Harold Child
Review Of Reviews.
Two important articles on the
Buffalo exposition arc given in the
June number OF the American Monthly
Review of Reviews. William II.
Hotchkiss writes Of The Pan Amcri-
can on Exposition Day" and Erncs,
KEaufft treats of the Artistic Effects
of the Pan American Exposition"
Both articles are Illustrated from the
most recent photographs, and the
wonderful electrical effects at night
have been admirably reproduced by
the photographer. William c. Andrews
contributes an interesting account of
How Niagara has been Harnessed"
The Latest Triumphs of Electrical
invention are fully described by Prof.
Joseph S. Ames. An appreciation OF
Professor Henry a. Rowland. the
Great Physicist" appears in this mum
Der In The Winning War Against
Consumption. Sylvester Baxter
shows what hnc
other countries In the way of provid-
ing sanatoria for the pure air. treat
ment of tuberculosis. The remaining
features are equally interesting.
woman's Home Companion.
The June Woman's Home Com
panion is pleasing number and pre-
scnts varied table of contents.
First among the contributions is an
unusually interesting article on "a
Republic in North Carolina" by Ian
don Knight. Edward Page Castor
describes the Social Life in Our En-
bassies Abroad Many valuable
hints to prospective tourists are given
by Helen T.. Gavit in Trips Across the
Atlantic Ocean" Amelia Bingham
writes entcrtainingly of The Actress
OF the Stage" Many anecdotes of
famous people are noted in the article
on Early Visitors at Wellesley"
Two pages are filled with illustrations
of piaZza5 and porticos. The house
hold departments are as usual Il
valuable feature
Table Talk
The current number of this excellent
household monthly opens with an il
Illustrated article upon Table Dccora-
tions." by Ebcn Rexford. the well
known authority upon floral matters
The article presents the newest de-
signs and features in floral decoration
of the table. Many practical sugges-
tons for the unfortunatcs who are
Obliged to remain in the city during
the warm weather are given in MRS.
Burton Kingsland's article upon
Staying i'm Town in Summer" "A
Little Chapter on Mushrooms is one
of the many seasonable contributions
contained i'm this number. The illus
trated pages Of cookery and the
daily menus make this magazine Of
the utmost assistance to the house
wife.
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