Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-11-15
NOVEMBER MAGAZINES.
The Smart Set

The Smart Set
presents in its November issue a larg'
amount of entertaining reading, in
Guiding rovelette. short stories il
abundance. poems and much interest
ing miscellaneous matter. The novel
cite Is entitled Lady Ursula's Lovers
and IS by thatsalways pleasing writer
Edgsr Fawcett The short story fic
ton includes 1.-TWO Bachelors G. +
Burgin; "One Touch of Nature Ed
ward S. Van Zile; THE Story of Thre
People" Owen Oliver: "A Successful
Experiment" Robert Bloom; "a Lus
trunr of Fidelity" Edith Bigeldw
Mrs. Ogilvie.p Theodosia Garrison
Honor Gerard Roberts; "Hot Gin
ders in Cold Ashes" Flora Bigeloy
Dodge: "A Product of Modernity," En-
cry Pottle; ''The Rejecting OF Cart
wright" Temple Bailey; and 9Th,
Loves Of Anne" by the baroness yos
Hutten. Among those who contribute
poems are Clinton Scollard, Bliss Car
mena Thomas Walsh, Arthur Macy
and Charles Buxton Going.
Success.
The Thanksgiving number Of Success
and there is also a holiday flavor to the
inspiring and helpful articles presented
are noted the following: Good Cit
zenship.' Henry Cabot Lodge; "The
Pace that Costs" John Gilmer Speed;
Education by the Way" Hamilton
Wright Mabie; eff l Were Girl
Again." Mrs. Edwin Markham; THE
Power of Cr.tlit," Charles +. Clark;
Which Would You Employ" Walter
NJ. Foss; "Why Some Women Sue
ceed," Sarah X. Bolton; and Little
Heroisms" Several stories are given,
also poems, including two on Thanks
giving Mrs Christine Tcrhune Her
rick contributes the second in the series
of delightful articles on How Betty
Entertained" in which she discusses
the preparation and serving of "A
Thanksgiving dinner.
McCal's Magazine.
A handome cover adorns the Novem-
Der McCalls, and the table of contents
is equally pleasing. The current fash
ions are fully reviewed and illustrated,
making the number Of much timely
value to the home dressmaker. In the
lengthy list Of contributions are;
Fashions at Home and Abroad, "The
Art of Evening Dress The Dramatic
Soprano" AN Old-Fashioned Thanks
giving" IAN Evenings Entertain
ment,' etc, etc.
Gunton's Magazine.
The leading questions of the day are
ably reviewed and discussed in Gun
toms Magazine, making it a very val
The current number treats among 9th
ers, of the following topics: Triumph
of Arbitration" Municipal Situation
I'm New York" Clinton Rogers Wood
ruff: First Fruits of the Coal Strike
The Two Conventions william
Hemstreet: .Chinamen as Laborers,"
The Responsibilities of Wealth.
George EthclbeTt Walsh. The depart
ments are Of. unusual interest this
month, and present a large amount of
finely matter i'm n convenient form.
Observation-Disclosures. -.
The Thanksgiving turkey holds sway
on the cover of the November Every
body's Magazine. The table OF con-
tents is a varied one, and with the
many fine Illustrations, the number IS
an especially attractive issue. Chiei
among the contributions are: Jour
ney's End" Justus Miles Forman,
'~rhe Woman that Tolls" Bessie Van
Worst; How We Tanned the Cook,
Lillian Bell: "The Round Table OF
DODGE city" H. c. Little; THE tnre-
generated" Lindsay Denison; David
4. Hin" David Graham Phillips;
'Vulp. of the Carolina Reds" f. Cray
ton McCants; The Red Law and the
White" Joseph Blethen; "old-Time
Barge Pirates of the Mississippi q.
w. Ogden: THE Unemployed Rich
Mary Manners; and Work with the
Hands" Booker T. Washington.
The Atlantic Monthly.
President Wilian Dewitt Hyde
opens the current number of the Attain
tic Monthly with an able discussion of
The Now Ethics The Cook in the
Tenement" by Elizabeth McCracken
is one Of the most interesting contribu-
tons in this number. The author gives
mann bits from her experience showing
what good literature has done for those
who make up the SPECIALIZED submerged
tenth. \. l.. Norton contributes Il val
unubie paper ON The care of the Eyes
other noteworthy contributions are:
The End of an Economic Cycle" Fred
erie G. Howe: odd Times at the Law
School" Samuel Batchelder; "a quar-
ter Century Of Strikes" Ambrose +.
Winston; Modern Artistic Handi-
craft" Charles III. Moore; My Cook
cry Books Elizabeth Robins Pcnncll;
"Ji.nvile: a Fret lIartc Town" Mary
Austin: and Evenings at Simeon ;
store" George ). WATSON.
Country Life in America.
Particularly pleasing is the harvest
cover design Of the NoveuIber number
of Country Life in America. The table
of contents is also Il seasonable on
and with the many beautiful illustr;l-
tons which adorn nearly every page
make q number of much interest and
value. In "'rhe Fun of Walking.
which pens the number w. +. Thorn
lou pv..-tes cf the delights of a tour
afoot 81 wildly that the reader feel,
tempted to put into immediate practice
some of the hints he furnishes. O
timely interest is the illustrated articl,
On "TurkayS and THANKSGIVING nh.