Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-01-12
JANUARY MAGAZINES
The Criterion.

The New Years Criterion appears in
exceedingly attractive attire, and the
table of contents is equally pleasing.
Among the many stories, articles and
miscella neous contributions which
make up this number may be bflefly
mentioned the following: Sam Hill,
Sheriff of Knowlton, Kaintuck," John
Uri Lloyd "The Sociological Role OF
the Forest: Fontainebleau," Stuart
Henry; 1.-THE Coming of Aphrodite,'
Katharine Holland Brown; "A Gettys-
burg Romance" by the late Admiral
David Porter; 1.-The War Dances OF a
Dying Race" +. D'a G. De Lisle;
.eWhiz," Ethel Shackelford; Begin
nings," Carolyn Wells; "Tangier of To-
day." w. Bradford Allen THE Sin of
Marion Eaton" Elsa Barker; and THE
Colors of Dallinger," D. Caroline
Domett. A well written sketch, en-
titled "The Printers Polo League" by
William H. Dunton will be enjoyed, es-
pecially by local readers. (The
Criterion Publication Co., 156 Fifth
Ave. New York;.
Sunshine Bulletin.
The January number of the Sunshine
Bulletin is especially interesting to
Maine readers, as it contains on it's
front cover a fine portrait of the State
President of the Maine branch of the
Sunshine Society, Mrs. John S. Heald
of Portland. There is also group
portrait of the branch leaders of the
Maine society. An interesting review
of the work done by this splendid
society is given, and the vari-
Gus departments, especially What
Women should Know" Here and
There" 1.-The Children's Corner"
and Fashion Notes give large
amount of readable matter. G. p.
Mccain, 96 Fifth Ave, New York;.
Every Where.
Will Carleton's Magazine Every
Where for January presents in small
space a large amount of excellent read
ing Among the more important con-
tributions are poems by Mr.. Carleton
and Margaret Sangster, and the follow
ing stories and articles: THE Mys-
terious Burglar" Ernest r. Haw-
thorne; "The Monroe Doctrine"
when Fairy Tales Come True" )"
Homes of Famous Heroines of Fic-
tion,' "a Sermon on Injustice"
Famous New York Clergymen,'
and Some New York City Monu-
ments.' Several of the contribu-
tions are attractively illustrated.
(Every where Pub. Co., Brooklyn, N.
".
g Vick's Family Magazine
opens the new year with one of the best
numbers we have yet seen. The many
subjects of value and interest discussed
in this number include: "A Much En-
during Vine" Bright Berries of
Autumn and Winter" EARLY Spring
Planting" Talks about Flowers" !"
Benjamin B. Keech; "Some Iron
Clads," Dart Fairthorne; Through
Fields and Woodlands n. Hudson
Moore; My Treasure, Fruit Notes.
Prof. H. E. Van Deman; "Doughs and
Batters." Mrs. G. T. brennan; The
Care of the Eyes, Kate Burton; "Jan-
ary Jottings," and Poultry Depart
ment," Charles +. Thompson. (Vick
Pub. Co, Rochester, N. ".
Modern Women.
lHe current NUMBER OF Modern
Women has a lengthy list of entertain
ing and instructive features. The
opening article is an amusing write-uD
of THE New Years Styles" in which
much helpful advice is artfully given.
Two instructive contributions are
"Romona." Preston Shirley, and
Strikes in LITERATURE Sara Pendle-
ton. Frances Palmer writes entertain
ingly of Life in Large Cities" Con-
space is given to the inter
esting subject of "Self-Culture, two
articles both Illustrated being devoted
to it. The several household depart
ments give much timely matter. This
is published monthly by VIM.
n. Keystone, Jr., 146 Franklin ST., Bos-
ton. Mass.
Literature, Art and Music
lof January presents an attractive and