Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-03-08

tions to this number are: some Rare
Musical Instruments THE Sage
Chapel Art Memorial" and Canon
Gore: a Sketch
A handsome cover design. printed in
colors. entitled 1.-THE Prize of Victory
adorns the front cover of the March
Success. The table of contents this
month. is an exceptionally strong one.
Robert Wallace opens the number with
an intensely interesting paper giving an
ANALYSIS of the components that make
| the character of the great wireless
Photographer, Marccni Richard Le-
lGa,Iienne points out how Toll and
Trial Pave the Path to Triumph" An
admirable article describes life at
| West Point. and points out lo- liz
good work is accomplished. Stewar.
Edward White has noteworthy arti-
Gle on THE Fur Traders" Robert Barr
has delightful tale of days of long
ago. entitled THE King Weds." Ella
Wheeler Wilcox in Talks with Young
Women" gives many suggestions of
value. THE Editors Talk with Young
Men, is also replete with helpful hints.
Other inspiring contributions are:
THE Ability to DO Things" F. Au-
gustus Heinz: What Shall We Teach
Eoys?" Riches Without Money
Mary Lowe Dickinson; and Inertia is
an Energy Killer" Jennie Mcleod.
LesIie's Monthly.
/
number of Leslie's Popular Monthly is
accorded to an illustrated article by T.
Cuyler Srnth, entitled THE Ivory
| City" This article gives a complete
and interesting description of the
| Charleston Exposition. Another time
ly feature also illustrated, treats OF
"Marconi the Man." 1t is supplemented
by an article on "MarcOni's Triumph.
Wallace Downey, the builder of the
German Emperor's. new yacht, has 3
timely article on 1.-The Meteor.
Among the short stories which form al
attractive feature are THE Days Dis
guise.' *. NJ. Cleary: 1.-The Littl,
Man." May Harris; THE Uniiier," w
l.. Alden: and THE Governor Pr,
Tenn" by James E. Dunning, manag
ing editor OF the Portland Advertiser
Among the remaining contributions ar
The American GYPSY" Riley M
Fletcher Berry: THE Stage Career o
Mrs. Patrick Campbell Alan Dale
and Mrs. Fiske," Norman Hapgood.
Country Life in America.
A large number of practical and timel
articles are noted in the March numbe
l of Comfy i in IN,
to the usual quota of richly illustrate
papers on natures beauties. In "A Ne,
England Garden Home Beniami
, Brooks gives a delightful description O
7 Mrs. Jack Gardeners famous Italian gar
den. The many beautiful half-tonc
: which accompany it clearly depict tn
: beauties of the magnificent piece of land
scape- gardening. I. P. Roberts has
thoughtful paper on THE Animals of tn
. Farm, pointing out what they mean t
the boys and girls, eight handsome Illus
trations are given with this article o
timely interest is the illustrated articl
by W. Frank Mcclure on 1.-THE Susa
Bush,' giving a comprehensive accoun
of this unique American industry Tw
pleasing articles of similar interest ar
1.-THE Passing of the Blacktail,'' and 9TH
Life Of the Trapper." a helpful sympo
SUM is presented on the subject of lawn
making. Especially timely and sugges
tive are the notes on things to see an.
things to do with 1.-The Coming o
Spring" Common Sense in the Poultr,
Yard is brimful of practical hints
Metropolitan Magazine.
There's always plenty of entertainment
to be found between the covers of tn
| Metropolitan Magazine, and a glance a
the handsome March number shows tina
! it is no exception to the rule. An in
tensely interesting article by Robert Bur
dick on the question. Were There Tw,
| Napoleon Bonapartes?" opens this issue.
Another exceptionally interesting contri
button is, ''Will Science Danish Death?'
giving an account of Prof. Jacques Loeb
recent discovery, and what the leadinf
scientists expect from it, Hudson Maxim
contributes a valuable paper. entitled -
New Terror of the Seas" in which h,
gives Il description of one of his recen
inventions Among the articles of theat
rical interest of which this magazine al
ways has a number, are illustrations il
Color Charles Hawtry- Actor" 9Th,
| Matinee Girls Idols. Old and New" am,
Chorus Girls Who May Some Day Be
come stars" Stories and poems com
plete this entertaining number