Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-20

of Summer Boarder,' Elspeth Mac
Donald; ION the Choice of a Grocer"
Aaron Coolidge Dowse; ''Drudgery,"
Ethelwyn Wetherald; Household
Economy Emily Holt; wild Rose
Luncheon Set" Clara L. Kellogg;
The Revival of Tatting," Phyllis
Bell: What To Do With Ladylock
IRONS" Elspeth Macdonald "A Cook
ing School Luncheon" Menus for
July" 'Kinks in Canning" Emily E.
West; "Gooseberry Desserts and Pre-
serves" Mary Foster Snider; and
Good Living at Small Cost" Many
contributions of general interest are
also given, and the many departments
are filled with helpful matter. (The
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lesIie's Monthly.
"The Unknown Caura," William
Thorp: 1.-THE Girl and the Editor" Mar
garet Westrup; The Wild Beast Traf-
fic' Lawrence Perry; "A Few Real
Boys" Judge Henry A. Shute; MAS
Husban'," Eva Williams Malone; "A
Border Judge and His Court" John M
Oskison; Young Napoleon of Chicago
Edna I<enton; VIDA Allen,' F. Elder
kin F'yles; 1.-The Parsons Horse" Mary
Grout Colder: The Deep Sea Sailor,
Broughton Brandenburg; "Marmaduke
Dulcimer, Codicil Forger," Henry H
Herring and ''Denis Dent Ernest w
Hornung are some of the articles and
stories Which make up the inviting ia
Bile of contents of the July number OF
Leslie's Popular Monthly. In addition
to this lengthy list the department
'Marginalia," always one of the most
entertaining features, has several
sketches and poems, and the depart
ment Men, Women and Books" has
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Everybody's Magazine.
This magazine is showing many note
worthy improvements under its new
management, and bids fair to be more
popular that ever before. Last month
! this magazine had the distinction OF
having one of the most striking and at
tractive cover designs to be found or
any of the current publications, and the
| July number may also claim the same
honor. The table of contents is a splen-
did one, embracing special illustrated
features, choice fiction poems, and mis-
cellaneou5 sketches. The partial list
shows the following titles: Flying
Down a Fifty Mile Flume,' Bailey Mil
lard; Can / Afford an Automobile? p
Arthur n. Jervis; 1.-The Unemployed
Rich--A Wedding Mary Manners;
1.-The Love Affairs of John Wesley
Rev. Louis Albert Banks, d. ID. The
Marriage of Martini" Frederick Wal
worth; 1.-The Kindergarten of the
Streets" Edith Davids; July Out-of'
Doors" "Dilemmas of the Stage Mar
ian West; and Little Stories of hea
Life" (The Ridgeway- Thayer Co., 3
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| Every Where.
The July number of VIII Carleton
Magazine Every Where presents gener
Gus instalment of entertaining ana III
structive reading. One of the chler feat
ures Of interest is a notable poem by tn
| famous poet, Will Carleton, entitled Ih
Longest Battle" 1t describes the grea
| battle of Monmouth. and was read at tn
125th celebration of this noteworthy event
To enuraerate the many articles, poems
and sketches given would require muct
space, sufficient to say that the table o
| contents is n most pleasing one (Ever.
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