Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-11-21

Hand" Novelties for Christmas Pres
ents." and Home Needlework." ~
The Living Age.
Entertainment and instruction are
happily united In the living Age which
weekly In welcomed by d constantly
growing list Of readers. In the issues
OF the present month are noted among
others the following articles and stories:
Hermann Sudermann's New Play"
w. s. Lilly: Parliamentary Quota
TONS" THE Development Of the Air
ship" John M. Bacon;" The Straying
OF Penelope" Margaret Westrup; THE
Education BILL Rt. Hon. Sir John
Gorst: ."Fairy Tales in the school,"
Catherine I. Dodd: "A generation ir a
City Pulpit" DIR. Joseph Parker:
Italian Poets Of Today" THE Exibi-
ton Of Early Flemish Art in Bruges,'
AT the Bottom Of the Zuyder Zee,'
Charles Edwarles; Fossil Plants and
Evolution" A. c. Seward; and THE
Sayings of Children"
The Outlook.
The Illustrated Magazine Number Of
the Outlook for November Is an eX-
ceptionally strong issue. In addition to
the always readable news and editorial
departments many special articles are
contributed. Hon. John d. Long writes
Of 1.-THE Birth of the New Navy" Err
| nest &. PeixOrto has delightful paper
giving IAN Artists Impression Of
Malta" Justin Mccarthy in his series
of interesting articles on living British
statesmen. treats this month, of the
Earl Of Aberdeen. OF much interest is
Pavel Pawettis article on "Pasternak,
the Painter of Tolstoi." Clifton john
son describes "Tuskegee, a Typical
Alabama Town." The Life of THE
Russian and Polish Jew in New York."
is wildly described by Edward a.
Steiner. J. Horace Mcfarland has
handsomely illustrated article on The
Growth Of the Oak"
AinsIee's
for November is brimful of en-
tertaining reading. A novelette,, short
stories in abundance, and entertaining
special articles make up the readable
table of contents. The list of con-
tributors includes such well known
names as Frank Dempster Sherman,
Ethel Watts Mumford, Ella Wheeler
Wilcox, TheOdosia Garrison, Edgar
Saltus, Caroline Duer, Julien Gordon,
Carolyn Wells, Clinton Scollard, Kate
Masterman, and many others. The num-
Der opens with novelette,, entitled "A
Mercenary Marriage" by Ethel Watts
MumfOrd. The short stories are capital
ones, and all in all the number is
most pleasing one.
The Ledger Monthly.
The November Ledger Monthly ap-
pears in new and greatly improved
makeup, and the change cannot fail
- be pleasing one to this magazines
many readers. Chief in the lengthy list
of contributions are: I'm the Days of
Washington Red Vengeance"
Joseph Elethen: Dainty Indian
Heiresses," Florence Bledsoe Crofford:
How Actors are Trained" NJ. A. Taft;
THE Parsons Affair."" Charles Hall
| Garrett; "A Peep at New York's China
town." Lillian c. VoOrhis; Discourage
ments," Margaret Churchill; THE
Garden 51and Of the Far South" G. NJ
L. Brown; plants for the Window
Garden George r. Knapp; Special
Designs in Embroidery" and Current
Fashions"
Home and Flowers.
This helpful little monthly appears in
n rev and attractive form, this month.
Among the more important topics
treated in this number are Nation
Wide Civic Betterment," Home Life of
the japanese Woman" Onoto Watan-
ma: 1.-The More Beautiful London,
Harry Steele Morrison: THE House of
Happy Hours" Susie Buchelle Wight: |
The Towns Opportunity" Charles
milford Robinson: why Not More
Beautiful Factories?" Louis f. Van
Norman; and Among the Flowers"
Ebcn F. Rexford.
Health. Culture.
A handsome cover design adds ma
terially to the attractive appearance
of the November number Of Health
Culture. and the table of contents is an
excellent one. Among the topics of
interest discussed may be briefly
named the following: THE Tempera-
mcnts and Their Relation to Disease.
v. p. English. N. d; Horseback Rid
ing as an Exercise" Exercise for
Young Men," INSOMNIA Felix l.. Os-
Warld. n. d.: Mental Forcing of Chill
dren,' Mrs. Almon Hensley: "Unleav-
ened Bread" Ellen Goodell Smith, NJ.
D.. "A New Feature in the Practice of
Medicine" James V. Hahne; The Re-
creative Power of Games" Isabelle T.
Smart, and THE Strenuous Life
Sunshine Bulletin.
The November number of the Sun
shine Rulletin, the official organ of the
International Sunshine Society, pre-
sents large amount of entertaining
and helpful reading Of interest not only
to the members of this organization,
but to others as well. The table of
contents include among others the fol-
lowing features of interest: "A Days
Routine in the Home" "A Second Talk
on Health" DIR. Sara w. Venderdeck;
Sunshine State News" What Women
Should Know" Alice NJ. Turner; Chill
dren's Corner" Mrs. Louise Hogan;
Fashion Plates" Lola Morgan: and
"A Modern Country House." William