Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-07
Lippincott's Magazine.

lippincotts Magazine.
Mary Moss, the author OF that de-
lightful story. Fruit Out of Season.
which appeared in IA late issue OF LIP
pincott's, Is the author Of the G0mplett
novel in the March number Like hel
first story, it is IA clever tale, ana one
that will hold the readers interest
1T would be unfair to tell the plot mere
but like that of Fruit Out OF sea
SON." it is most unusual. Eight shor'
stories are also presented in this en-
PERTAINING number, as follows; ~ Inc
Fidelity of Il Dog" Cy Warman;
'.Piscator and the Peri" Henry wy
sham Lanier; Told After Dinner, Ella
Middleton Tybout; 1.-The Other Side OF
Ecss." Jerome Case Bull .Ihes Xwe
of Fortune Glintbns :s1dsShgeS hssd
.riberius the Truant.' Phoebe Lyde;
The Regeneration of Mary Mather.
Clara Elizabeth Ward: and ''Thf Bull
in Lamb Skin" Edward Childs sCas-
penter. In addition to this rich feast
of fiction. several important articles
are noted. intellectual Communism,
Sara Yorke Stevenson, and Rural
and Village Improvement Societies,
Eben f. Rexford. Several popular
writer's of verse are represented in this
number. CD. b. Lippincott Co, Phila-
de!phia, Pa).
The Cosmopolitan.
In the March Cosmopolitan several
articles of exceptional interest stand
out from the varied and entertaining
table of contents. Hjalmar Hjorth
Boyesen, I'd. contributes IA readable
article on Beauty in the Modern
Chorus 1t is most attractively illus
trated. Mrs. Wilson Woodrow writes
entertainingly on Beauty and the Wo-
man of Fifty" The writer points out
how materially the position of the wo-
man of fifty of today has changed from
that of her middled-aged sister Of the
past. Mrs. Woodrow also endeavors
to show how women may make of the
most of their advantages and thereby
keep in touch with the progress of the
day. President Charles F. Thwing in
the series of articles, Making a Choice
of a Profession" discusses "lnsur-
ance." Avery D. Andrews describes
The Police Systems of Europe
Brimful of valuable suggestions is
Prof. Clarence A. Martins article on
The Selection of a Home" Louise
Parks Richards gives an interesting
study of Won Lenbach, the Man and
Painter" Parents and teachers. will
find much food for thought in Herbert
George Wells paper on Schooling"
There are also several short stories in
this number. Cosmopolitan Maya
zine Co.. Irvington, n. ".
The Worlds Work.
In the current number of The
Worlds Work are noted several ar
ticles which cannot fail to be of much
value and interest to readers in gem
eral. The department, The March of
Events" which opens the number fur
nishes an admirable summary of the
chief events of the day. Albert Bige
low Paine describes in decidedly in
teresting manner THE Workings of a
Great Hotel Nearly thirty half-tones
accompany the article. William Nc
Andrew in public School Teaching
gives the outspoken opinions of teach
erS in all parts of the country on their
work. 1T is only by realizing that
their devotion to a profession that re-
quires self-sacrifice is recognized for
what it is says Mr.. McAndrew, that
the teachers can labor single hearted
ly in these days of insufficient recon-
pense." Lawrence Perry has a timely
paper on Commercial Wireless Tel !
egra ply" showing what has already /,
been accomplished by the tireless Mar /
conf. In a richly illustrated paper. |
Overton w. Price sums up what has |
been done of late in Saving the South |
ern Forests Other articles of value |
are: "A Hundred Years of Ohio" |
Charles NJ. Harvey; The Character |
of Chicago" Frederick G. Howe; THE |
Trouble John Callan |
O'Laughlin and Widening the Use of |
the Public Schools Sylvester Baxter. |
doubleday, Page & Co.. New York;