Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-16

Some Novel Fish Recipes" +. KneIl
| Asllew; Cakes for ST Patrick's Dav
! Functions" Elizabeth Wadsworth
Morrison: and "A German Communis-
tic Kitchen" Mrs Ebert w. Rock
wood. Pierce Pub. Co, Chicago. ND.
10 Story Book.
Among the ten stories which make
up the current number of this readable
little monthly is noted a $500 prize
story by Charles Eugene Banks, en-
titled "a Miracle of Madness" Among
the well-known authors represented in
this issue are noted Octave Thanet. NJ.
Quad, Ernest McGaffey, and Count Leo
Tolstoi. Nearly all the contributions
are illustrated. DAILY Story Pub. Co,
Chicago, I'D.
The Musical World.
Several noteworthy articles appear in
the current number of the Musical
World, in addition to the always enter
tanning chit-chat of musicians and
singers, and the several choice selec-
tons of sheet music. The articles are:
Musical Atmosphere and A Student
Life" G. w. Chadwick; My Early
Acquaintance with Brahms" Richard
Heuberger; Some Good Teaching
Pieces and How to Use Them" w. S.
z. Mathews: and "Debussy's Pelleas
and Melisande." The sheet music in
cludes: Scottish Folk Song" "Norsk-
Norwegian" Thou Art so Like
Flower" 'Troisieme Pavane," "Adora-
ton" and Twilight Reverie" CAR
thur +. Schmidt, 146 Boylton ST.. Bos-
ton, Mass.
Donahoe's Magazine.
One of the most striking and attractive
of the many handsome covers which
adorn the March magazines is that of
DonGhOe's. 1t shows shepherd and his
flock on an Irish hillside. and the clear
green and black and white in which the
drawing is reproduced are most pleasing.
The number opens with thoughtful article
by John ]. O'Shea on "Irelands Coming
Fay" The article is illustrated by por-
traits of many of the leading workers i'm
Ireland's cause. In Our True Position"
Rev. John F. Mullany, treats ofSthc insti
tuition of the Holy Eucharist. Marie Done
gan Walsh contributes n readable sketch
of life in Rome. entitled THE Campo-pi-
Fiori. 1t is handsomely illustrated. Rev.
T.. w. Mulhane describes the noble work
by the late Bishop Ropert in
the cause of the Lepers In Brandon
lyman VS.. Hendrix Ibsen," John Talbot
Smith points out the difference between
healthy dramas and the o-called prob
lem plays" Other contributions of value
are "A Quaint Medieval Town" Rev.
Fl, G. Hughes; Pagan Ireland" Rev.
Reuben Parsons. Irish Firesides.' and
THE Hat of the Kinsales." Several short
stories, poems and the departments, com
plete the number. CDonahoe's Magazine,
St, Boston, Mass)
The Household.
From its very attractive front cover TO
the last page the March Household is
pleasing and interesting number All
members of the family will find something
to entertain and instruct them in the st.
tractive table of contents. One of the
leading contributions is the double page
Illustrated article on THE Wild Garden Of
Hardy Plants by J. Horace Mcfarland.
Mary knight Potter contributes an in
structive paper on How to Know Great
Pictures" Several delightful short stories
ire presented, also an installment of Anna
Farquhars entertaining serial. Miss
Liberty i'll London" Other timely and
ialuable contributions are: Half Hours
With Nature" Rosalind Richards: Les
'on in Typography" Edith w. Fisher:
Some Pretty Aprons for Little Girls"
elizabeth Margaret Ward; Paper Novel
les for the Table" Edith W. Burtis; For
he Fifth Wedding Anniversary" Eliza
'eth Morrison; Concerning the Bath"
md housekeeping Time" Household
company, 5-7-9 Union Square. New York.
Golfers Weekly.
The Household Number" of Golfers
Weekly for March is brimful of attractive
eatures, including the following: Inside
stories Of Recent History" Richard
Harding Davis; The New Aspect of the
Negro Question" Thomas Nelson Page
"A Simple Recipe" James Whitcomb
Riley; Mr. Dooley ON the White House
expense Account . +. Z. Dunne Clyde
fitch and His Work." Social Problems In
he Home" Lavinia Hart; 1.-THE First
Glimpse of India John Oliver Hobbies:
a Mad as a March Hare Luncheon"
da Lee Follett. Among those who con
ribute stories to the readable num-
'er are. Sewell Ford and Alice Hogan
Rice. A prominent feature is the double
age drawing by Charles Dana Gibson.
The Greatest Game in the World" An
Their charming drawing is the fronts
iece by Henry HUT, entitled 'The
Daughter of the Household" The many
departments furnish much entertaining
nd timely matter. Up. +. Collier & Son,
Is West 18th ST., New York;