Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19
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al entertaining departments, round out a
most entertaining number
The Smart Set
for July opens with novelette, by Ed
ward S, Van lille. entitled "Clarissa's
Troublesome baby The story is a novel
one, and the readers interest is not al
lowed to flag for an instant. Gilbert
Parker contributes an important and
timely paper on THE Growing of the
King" Among the fifty signed contribu-
tons which make UP the table of contents
are noted the following: 'The Discovery
of Claudia" Marguerite Tracy; after
moon in Arden James Branch Cabeil;
''Riccardo OF the Gray Eyes" Guy Wet
more Carryl; Dying Fires Frank Nor
ris; The Haunted Knocker," Edith
Sessions Upper; Tine Vengeance of Mr..
Livingstone" Justus Miles Forman. and
In the Days of Our Egotism," Douglas
Story.
The Ledger Monthly.
The current number of the Ledger
Monthly is brimful of varied and enter
tanning reading. In addition to the many
l
fashion topics, which. this month. appear
more timely and helpful than usual are
noted the following special Illustrated
features: "A Black Forest Wedding
Party" Young Mems Clubs,,' DR.. Amory
j. Bradford; "A Woman's Cruise to the
Labrador" Mildred I. McNeal: "Our In
sect Orchestra" Margaret w. Leighton:
'Photographing Living Wild Things" L.
W. Brownell; The Orchard of the New
| World Walden Fawcett; and .New
York's Summer ADJUSTMENTS, Frederick
Phillips. The fiction, this month. is con-
tributed by Mrs. Jeanette H. Walworth
Mrs. Rhodes Campbell, Joseph Mills
| Hanson, and others.
| The Worlds Work.
The July issue of the Worlds Work
presents the following lengthy LIST Of bril-
liant contributions Ill addition to the al
ways ably edited news and editorial de-
partments: Making Wall Street Safe"
| The Volcanic Destruction in Martinique
THE New Naval Academy Richard
| Wainwright; 1.-The Ministry as a Pro-
| fession," David NJ. Steele; "An Educa
tional Experiment with Cannibals,'
| Samuel z. Werner; Lifting I'd the Lii
L
Cables Unite the World" Donald Murray.
Inc Presidents Business Office
Walden Fawcett; Some Living Ameri
can Historians II. Morse Stephens; "A
| Giant Kansas Farm c. H. Matson.
Along the Northwest Boundary" Bailey
Willis; Tine Art of Praising Living Men,
George Perry Morris; 1.-The Revival Of
Handwork," Charles Barnard; 1.-THE Real
Issue Of the Coal Strike" NJ G. Cunniff.
and THE Opinion of an American in the
Philippines" James A. Leroy.
Everybody's Magazine.
Illustrated special articles, short stories.
poems, etc, make DIP the readable table
| OF contents of the July Everybody's
Among the more important contributions
| are: THE Worlds Great Disasters c.
| Bryson Taylor; "A Lost Art Revived"
| The Strange Story of the Printing Tele
graph" Donald Murray; THE Delights of
Salmon Fishing" Charles Hollock: "A
| Revival of Feminine Handicraft" Minnie
j. Reynolds. Among those who contribute
| stories are: William Bulfn, o. Henry.
Caroline Duer, William Henry Drum
mond, and William Storms Davis.
Country Life in America,
The useful and the beautiful are happily
| united in this magazine. The July num-
Der is a vacation issue, with suggestions
| Tor many things. to Go and see in mid
| summer. Among the many superbly il
Illustrated features which delight and in.
terest are: The Making of a Country
| Home" John Wright Buckham; THE
Japanese Garden in America" C. H.
| Townsend and E. c. b Fassett; "Wynd-
| hurst: A Summer Home at Lennox,"
Wilhelm Miller; The Life of the Ruby
| Throated Hummingbird," Neltte BIanch-
| an. Helpful and timely are the follow
ing: ''The Midsummer Fruits;;' .Vaca-
| tiCn Days-a Calendar of OCCUPATIONS
Sports and Nature Study" w. b. Thorn
ton; Paper Hunting" Belmont Purdy;
Some Hints for the Amateur CAMPER
E. L. Keyser The departments are ex-
| ceptionally interesting.
Lippincott's Magazine.
for July is a fiction number and there
fore just what is desired for summer
reading. The complete novel, this month,
is a delightful story, especially well
chosen for summertime reading. 1t is en-
titled 'On the Road to Already" and its
author is Mabel Nelson Thurston. In ad-
dtion to the novel half a dozen first-rate
short stories are presented. They are:
THE Love Of Denys de Vaudreneoeur,
Beuah Marie Dix; "a Lady, a Mortal,
and the Four Hundred" Amulet An
drews; The Rev. Pilgreen's Wooing,"
Matt Grim; "A Sovereign Remedy
Francis Willing Wharton; ''Antoine's
| Loves Caroline Ticl<nor; and AT
Fiddlers Bridge Ella Middleton Tybout
In Bridging the Depths" Percie w.
Hart describes how the ocean cables are
/ laid Many charming verses and the
usual departments complete the number.
Woman's Home Companion.
Among the entertaining and instructive
, articles which crowd the pages of the
, July number of the Womans Home Com
t panion are included the following: 1.-THE
Battle Of Quahaug Neck The First
Declara ton of Independence" Rheta
Childe Dorr; ''TEe Independence Hall of
Today" Landon Knight; Little Jour
news to the Woods and Ffelds,' "Mak-
ing a Country Home" and THE Death