The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-28
The Late Maoagines,

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Walsh. In his short essay, which Is feat.
ure OF tho magazine. deals this month VITA
critics and Sham, and discusses In a
yirIe but pleasant and sometimes humcr-
Gus way the extent to which critical au.
hoiGty should be acknowledged In matters
OF literature, HIS estimate OF 1.-The nero.
Ism Of antlaupty"-a short fetch 20 liter
airy crtms- may not convince them, but
The force OF MIR, Walshs argument Is MOI
lessencd by the humor he widtos into 1t.
49,
Mr.. Meredith Townsend, wlipse article ON
"rhe inauence of Europe In Asia is pub
'lshed in rhe tdving Age for March -,
reaches the conclusion that Europe never
has excited any influence OH Asia worth
mentioning, and Is net hkcay 10,
49,
Increased In slsc TO 12s pages. and with
table OF contents cxeetllng In interest
and variety. the April issue OF Everybody 3
Magazine sets a hlgh standard and indl-
Gates the characteristics which may Gr
future he expected OF this publication.
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The Worlds Work, which makes the
teaching OF thc gospel Of work, progress
and success it's cyidGmt mission, closes it's
drst Nolnme with the best number II has
YET put forth. The striking feature OF this
months number is a remarkable article
about Andrew Carnegcof particular n
tcr@a at moment whom he Is startling
the world wtth his bcncfactions.
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The beautiful simplicity OF the ilome life
Of Quakers IN America IS touched on very
sympathctlcally In ttr May number Of the
Delncator 10y Waldon Fawcot. Ills aru
Gle as cntatled Quaker Maids OF To-day,
and deeds l,yrgcly With the younger element
OF The Quaker body.
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"WhNe Connecticut Has Glimpse oil
the Sea- Us the subject ot fascinating
aidlcle epon lDhe Old town Of Mystic, Conn
1 whleh IS situated IN Ehe somthcast corner
| Of the State, booking out upon Long Island
sound, Just where Vt eniptes into The At
,antc Now an Idle old town It has had
an Interesting HISTORY, and tss past anc
| present are both lovingly pictured by The
! author, Mr. odell y. Tompkins, in an aru
! Gle whose pages are flied With score OF
| Illustrations rs charming rs The text.
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10 further commemorate ts seventy -fftt
/ anniversary, the publishers nave prepared
/ a richly printed souvenir illustrating thu
| growth of the nation and of the Youth
Companion since the year the Companion
was founded, 1927 Perhaps the most sig
nhclnt features of 'tie souvenir are ~
three maps. 1he first shows The small sec
don of the continent occupied by the Unit
I'd States OF 1897, when tho Companion he
gan life with practically no subscribers.
Little old ST. Johns church in Washing
ton is cutie appropriately The subject q
the leading ARTICLE in the Easter number o
the international Magazine Of Chicago. mi
writer, Irene Rowland, handles ner taeml
cleycrly and entertaiulngly, and picture
OF the exterior Of the church, It's ipiciic
decorated for one Of the many fashionable
weddings watch nave takcn place There
the rector and so on. add Interest to th
sketch,
Auridst q great diversity Of other appro
prate subjects the keynote OF Outing 10
Aprl is game protection aud the losses Il
The people by present conditions, The Hon
John s. Wise contributes lucid statemen
Of ''rhc Game Law pfobletn," showing tn
urgent need Of uniformity Of season owe
similar zones in different States aud 60
ordinate Legislation by Federal ana scat
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