Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-07
JUNE MAGAZINES,
Donahoe's Magazine.

The pages of the current number q
Donahoe's Magazine are crowded will
| instructive papers bearing upon tonic,
of general interest. Entertainins
reading. also, is not overlooked. iuds.
| ing by the many delightful shor
stories and poems presented. Nearl,
all the contributions are handsomely il.
Illustrated by half-tones, making tn,
number very attractive one. TIL,
| following partial list Of the table nj
contents will give the reader an idea
of the value and interest of this num
Der: The Roer Fight for Freedom
Michael Davitt; Higher Education in
Greece of Today" Rev. Daniel Ouinn
ID. d: "Our True Position" Rev. John
F. Mullany. Ii. D.; THE Philippine
School Scandal" DR.. Richard HowIev.
archbishop Corrigan," "A Town With
an Unique History" Justin Foley Dom
| ovan, and People in Print" William
Hopkins A tender tribute is paid ia
the memory of Ethna Carbery, the wife
of Seumas MacManus, the well known
Irish author, who died recently at her
home in Donegal. Ireland. The regular
departments give much interesting
reading.
The Era
for June is a splendid issue and one
that cannot fail to materially increase
the already large number of readers of
this entertaining magazine. Fiction,
special articles of general interest, to-
gether with many bearing upon topics
relative to the world of books, make
up the readable table of contents. The
number opens with an exciting article
describing "A Day With the Round
Up" by Mary F. Stickney. The article
is profusely illustrated by half-tones
A second inStallment of the notable life
of Marie Antoinette,' is given. Other
contributions of note are: Henry
Dobbins' Courtship,' William j. Lamp
ton; Like Snow Upon the Desert
Julia Helen Twells, Jr.; The Begin
nings of the Kabbalah," Henry
nipwizi; "A Converted Spaniard,"
Capt. r. II. Wilson; Aaron Lewis Re
pentance," David Felsberg. The book
departments are brimful of interesting
matter relative to books old and new,
and will be found invaluable by all who
desire to keep informed on current lit
crature.
INoi III fNEtiCi iNt'i iASNiCWs
Thirteen able papers upon topics of
varied interest make up the June
North American Review. The papers
and their authors are as follows: Air
ships and Flying Machines" A. Santos
Dumont; The Nature of Volcanoes"
N. :. Shaler; "rhe New Influence on
the British Throne Lady Jeune:
America and France" CASTOR De-
schamps; STRIKES in the United
States" Carroll ID. Wright; "Munici-
pal Suppression of Infection and Con-
tagion," Ernest J. Lederle; How to
curb the Trusts" Henry Nicholson;
Richard Strauss and His Music" Gus
tav Kobbe; "America's Control of Eng
lands Food Supply" J. D. Whelpley;
Defects and Abuses in Our Postal
System" II. A. Castle; THE Tobacco
War in Great Britain" Lincoln SPRING
field; "Meteorology and the Position of
Science in America" Prof. Cleveland
Able; and Public Debt of the German
Empire" DR.. Adolph Wagner.
The Engineering Magazine.
Lord Kelvin: His Work and Infiu-
ence," Motive Powers for the Modern
Launch "A Comparison of Coal Re
sources and Coal-Getting," The
Vevey- Mont Pelerin Funicular Electric
Railway" Features of Continental Lo-
connective BuiIdng." The Factory Of
fee as Productive Department"
The Growth of Economy in Marine
Steam Engineering" and Money
Making Management for Workshop
ana Factory" are the topics ably dis
cussed in the current number of the
Engineering Magazine. There is also
the usual comprehensive review of in
dustrial matters also Il review of the
industrial press at home and abroad.