The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-08-08
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+ iunologist Howard of the United
States Department. of Agriculture, con
tribute to the hsricrg Hrjar> for Aug
ust valuable article OH Mosquitoes as
Transn.itters Of Disease. Ia the course
of this article Dr. Howard describes the
remarkable experiments conducted ind
er the direct N of the War Department
by Dr.. Reed in Cuba which have dem
onstratel beyond question the part pla' =
II by tie mosquito IL trausmi,,iag yell
| low fever germs.
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The August Forum opens with an ar
ticle by Albert Watkins on The Failure
of the TwoParty System 1t points
out the advantages of the system of
groups, which Is characteristic of Ger
man politics F. w Clarke shows the
significance OF The Government En-
hibit Mt Buffalo" The lessons of The
Presidents Tour are discussed by Hen
~ Litclfield West. who was among the
journalists included in the party of dis
tinguished tourists. Another Washing
ton correspondent, Francis E. LeUpp
reveals some serious Defects in Our
1 Pension System, with striking illustra-
tions OF these abuses. Henry Cannot
warns against certain common Stats
teal Blunders. Ia Il paper entitled
The Workingman's Golden Age w.
J. Client makes it plain, from the testi-
mony Of contemporary authorizes Of
yarious periods, that it i mistake to
suppose that the condition of working
men in this country has been undergoing
Il procc s. Of deterioration.
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/ When TIG COSMOPOLITAN. il its
April number published an essay, at
once clever and philosophic, on The
Ideal Wife, demand was created for
a paper On The Ideal Husband by the
same author LaYiuia Hart The Aug
ust COsMOPOLITAN contains an essay
on this subject-on which few people
/ agree-which is certain not only TO
prove widely interesting but to cause
| lively Gi.c,;s ioa L. thc s"...e number
/ Mrs Van Rensselaer, Cruger Julien Cor.
/ lonl tells the story Of the life Of the
| French wife with AL its tragic common
/ place narrowness The woman Of small
! capacity puts up with, and, perhaps,
/ does much toward maintaining present
conditions, says the author, but there
are women o. brains who die ut an early
age Of no disease known to doctors, but
/ simply from utter WEAKNESS
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/ In THE PILGRIM begins thrilling
story of love and political conspiracy in
Spain, entitled The Velvet Glove" by
Henry Selton Merriman, author Of The
Sewers, " The Isle of Unrest and other
successful romarces, Byron w Holt.
/ the statistical expert Of the New Yorl;
Reform Club writes Of the Billion Dol
lar Steel Trust. Rev. jenkins LLOYD
Jones describes the Congress of Relig-
ions and Samuel e Moifst tells of some
interesting incidents in the Strenuous
Newspaper Life. The elimination of
the yachting season is recognized by "A
brilliant cover, and strikingly illus
trated article by4Duncan Curry, The
home departments, short Seton and art
features of the number show distinct
advance over its predecessors.
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! No more original or more entertaining
| bit of nonsense was ever written than
| George Hibbard.s a Vehicle Of Love. "
to appear in NcfUreS Hpqu:iaq for
August And Howard Chandler Christv
has caught the true spirit of the summer
romance in his beautiful pictures. Two
| lovers have quarreled have parted for
ever and have started on their separate
ways. Un-o rtunately, or fortunately.
their ways lie side by side, and the low
ers are soon forced into an automobile
hanson, greatly against their will, by a
gray haired idiot" The ciotfaur loses
control of the electric carriage, which
runs away, lat II quiet decent enough
gait, for some time. There are no ac-
cldents OF any consequence, but some
thing very interesting happens. And
the conversation leading Mp 70 the elm
AK is worthy of place with the Dolly
Dialogues