The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
The Current Maoasfnes.

In Harpers Magazine for March is a sketch called
Grandmother which has attracted the favorable atten-
ton and comment OF many readers, For tenderness and
the exquisite humor which almost pa,hos it gives its
author enviable place OF his in fiction 1t
written by Mr. Roy Rolfe Gibson the author OF those
and different and original reyeries bachelor en-
titled When Love Is Young
Among the special features OF the Criterion for March
are Prince Henry "a a Sailor" by Edwin Emerson IT.
This article is accompanied by handsome drawing the
admiral prince by i. tresson Schell THE Plan of the
Model City by Charie Mulford Robinson treats OF the
municipal art and science exhibit the approaching St
Louis Exposition and sets forth the unique plans OF the
exposition directors show the advances in municipal
Improvements The number superhy illustrated and con.
tans interesting reviews and much good fiction
Variety and excellence both noticeable in the March
Era OF Joel Chandler Harris story Gabriel Tollver
there appears the third instameut The Light Of Other
Days the title OF capital short story by Gilbert Parker
Charles Johnston contributes second paper on Amir Alb
dur Rahman Khan as a Writer" GEORGE Rctz's "pbo,o.
graphic Falsehoods' revelation OF how the camera
can be taught lie Dora Read Goodale contributes an
article which will the hearts OF lovers Of brds-oA
Hedgerow Minstrel" Book collectors will enjoy the adj
vice given by John Burns concerning their avorte hobby
John Langoon Heaton's charming THE Mecca
Road to Paradise makes the reader long travel that
road OF particular interest TO students of the history
this country is General Davis article on Washington
Headquarters" Three short poems and the regular fea
lures complete the bill.
The March Country Life in America hcrads the coming
of spring and with added pages, offers n profusion OF
superb pictures relating to all wild and domestic
Lie OF the woods, the fields and OF country places The
feature this month the New England Garden
Home OF Mrs Jack Gardner showing the Italian and Ian
anese landscape architecture.
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Further light is thrown in Meehans Monthly for March
upon the of fruit have them produce the hest
quality fruit and to keep the trees healthy and OF
attack The Hardy Flower Garden" contains valuable
hints about choice plants and their arrangement or prop
ing. Published by Thomas Meehan Sons Germantown
Philadelphia, Pa.
There is unusual amount OF interesting discussion Of
varied educational matters and comment upon striking per-
sonaes in the educational field in the Worlds Work for
March number OF editorials touch upon educational top
les Longer articles that will college and school
people Prof Hills description of the American desert
Dr. Sees story of "An Astronomers Nights Work" Thco
dore Waters article about Prot Haocks experiments with
the earths interior heat The and personality
Dr. w. II. Maxwell, the superintendent OF Greater New
Norks schools furnish model for school superintendent
the country and Dr. T. G. Brauson description Of the
work the Atlanta State normal school doing solve the
real Southern problem significant contribution the
general knowledge of Southern educational conditions
Table Talk Philadelphia, brings with each month so
and attractive ideas about preparing dainty
OF preparing the family meal becomes pleasure instead Of
burden Among number OF excellent articles in the
March number is entitled The Housewives Day"
every line OF which is helpful to the busy houekeepcr
An article that is bound excite attention has prom
nen place in Ainsees Magazine for March II is entitled
Isychica Research and has been written 10y the Rev.
Mnot J. Savage D. d. Dr. Savage is charter member
Of the Psychcal society, and relates marvellous hap
penngs from his experience,
The ten prize winning cover designs which
cepted by the publishers OF Harpers Bazaar attracting
general interest not only for their designs but
unusually good color schemes. The March
number just issued is by =. Luis Mora MI Mora OF
Spanish descent but born in this country where he
has studied at the New York Art Students league Mr.
Morals work has appeared in leading American periodicals.
noticeaby Harpers Magazine. The artist has bungalow
Providence R. H. where he spends his ,ctc
ing and studying