Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-17

School," The departments, which iOrfIi
one of the strongest features of this mag.
azine, are exceptionally interesting and
valuable. Eight pages are devoted to the
late fashions.
The Ledger Monthly.
The table of contents of the current
number OF the Ledger Monthly presents
a delightful blending of fiction. poetry
ard special articles. together with tho
regular departments. Among the appro-
pirate features for this month are THE
Old English Home of the Washingtons.
Day Allen Wiley; "A ST. Valentines Day
Festival" f. W. Morrison: and MY
Neighbors Valentine Party" Walden
and Recreation Frederick Phillips has
an illustrated article on stars of the OPP
era OF general interest is the illustrat-
ed paper on Historic Old Blue China ,l
Connected With New York State" The
fiction includes about half dozen GOOD
short stories. The departments devoted
especially to home interests discuss many
timely matters, and with the illustrated
fashion review make the number a moot
valuable one to the housewife.
Good Housekeeping.
The February issue of Good House.
keeping is an unusually wide-awake ana
helpful number. 1t opens with va
liable paper on 1.-The Front Door. by
Guy Kirkham, an architect. James H.
Garfield. LIZ. D., points out wherein the
College Should Help the Mother. Two
illustrated articles of general interest
are: Greek Dishes and Grecian House,
keeping in America" Milton Marks. and
THE Apartment Dweliers of Denver" by
Ellis Meredith. Ladies who entertain
will welcome the suggestions given in
the articles on "A Winter Feast, by
Anne Warner; "Sorosis at Luncheon,
Hester NJ. Poole, and "A Heart Party,
number Of articles devoted to the i'm
portant subject of good cookery, and the
many choice recipes given i'm connection
with them will be heartily appreciated.
Donahoe's Magazine.
IAN American Priest in Burma" is the
tile of the opening article in the Febru-
airy Donahoe's. The article. which is
profusely illustrated, Is an intensely IN
teresting one, and depicts clearly the life
of the missionary to India. In The Cry
of the Children" Rev. Thomas j. Gas
son, s. j. makes an earnest plea for the
saving of the little ones, and shows how
much good has already been accomplished
to this end. A large number of photo
graphs illustrate the article. Rev. John
F. Mullany, LID, contributes the thru
Catholic religion. Irish Folk Songs and
Their Singers are described in an in
structive paper by c. Muiligan Fox. VIII
liam Peard contributes some entertaining
Outing Memories of the st. Johns Riv-
err. The fiction, this month, includes
several excellent short stories and the
concluding installment OF The Passion
ate Hearts of Inisgloir.' A fine portrait
of the first President adorns the front
cover of this attractive and entertaining
number.
Table Talk.
All culinary and household topics re-
ceive thoughtful consideration in the cur
rent number of Table Talk. Isabel Bates
Lyle o. Harris describes "A Model
Household Nursery" An instructive paper
on February Fetes'' is given, and in the
department, "Al through the Year.
"February's Gala Days" are written up.
Eben E. Rexford contributes some timely
Flower Gossip" In the department,
"Housekeepers' Inquiries a large num-
Der OF choice recipes are given. Cornelia
C.. Bedford's New Menus for February"
form valuable feature and with the IL
Illustrated article on 'How to Follow Ia
BILE Talk Bills of Fare make this
magazine well nigh indispensable to the
progressive housewife. Many other equal
ly timely and helpful papers are given,
together with much miscellaneous matter
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