Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-13

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| Leo" with striking portrait on the
cover. 1.-THE Psychology OF Old Age
by James Leonard Corning, ST., IS
very practical consideration OF the con-
ditions that contribute to length or lie.
1.-THE Wonders of the Human BODY is
the first of series of articles by the
editor, Dr. w. r. c. Latson showing
what the body is and what IT does now
life and health are sustained Dr. Y.
r. English points out the diseases 70
] which people of the Mental temper
/ ament are specially subject. Mrs Albert
Turner writes on Character Building.
An illustrated article on securing an
Erect and Graceful Carriage Is full Oh
practical suggestions 1.-The Relations
of Habits to Health" is considered by
the editor. (Health-Culture Co., 4S3
Fifth Ave. New York;
| Woman's Home Companion.
The Easter number of the Woman's
Home Companion is full of the spirit
of spring. 1t opens with a charming
New England story by Sophie SWEET,
called ''Bayberry Tea" Eden PhilIpots'
great serial THE Farm of the Dagger"
! grows in interest. Other fiction is
1.-THE Way of a Woman" by Paul Lau-
| renee Dunbar, and an Easter story,
"Ignis Fatuus," by Frederick M. Smith.
The most notable feature shows How
| an American Circus Astonished Eur
ope" "a Picturesque Moravian Easter"
is a description of a quaint custom at
Bethlehem. Pennsylvania. There is an
| Easter Song. Hail to the Risen King!"
The Nature Study Club tells of early
spring birds. There are notes for
| Easter Games and Easter Parties,
and several inviting pages of spring
gowns. (The Crowel Publishing Com
pany, Springfield, Ohio)
| What To Eat.
! The April What To Eat is brimful of
| Easter suggestions. "An Easter Com
edy" is a story by Edwin L. Sabin which
all wives who have tried to economic for
| extrava CANT husbands will appreciate
| Elizabeth Wadsworth Morrison describes
some Easter tidbits in her ILLUSTRATED
| Dishes" Margaret Morton Withrow
| writes on Making Easter Candies and
Laura A Smith writes on Easter Bridal
| Affairs" April Luncheons for Bride
Elect by Gertrude Burr is full of hints
Puzzled housewives will find good advice
in "Sweetbrcads and How to Cook Them
|
[ p-To-D Date by Laura A. Smith; in An
| swers'' there is advise on How To An
nounce an Engagement" "a Dutch Sup
| per-. "A Three Course Luncheon etc
| pierre Pub Co, III Washington ST., Chi
cago).
National Magazine.
| American life from Florida to Oregon,
and the outer world from Germany to
| China were drawn upon in the making
| of the April number of the National
Magazine. The five strong stories run
| the gamut of the emotions, from grim |
tragedy in 1.-THE Shadow of Lachesis'' to
happy comedy in THE DiSinheritcd Fa- |
therS,' Articles in the lighter vein are
Dream Travels. a wOman'S naive con- !
fessions; "A Cradle of Great Americans |
the remarkable story of little India na |
town that has produced more famous men
than any other place in America; Cali
fornia's First Native Governor" and "A
Contested Partnership" In more serious
|, vein are THE New Socialism and the
Trusts" very striking paper by NJ. A.
Lane: How Women are Winning the
Ballot THE Prospective Annexation of
Mexico" by s. Glen Andrus; The Revolt
from the Machine Personal Recollec-
James Matlock Scovel The departments.
Affairs at Washington" and Phases of
American Affairs, are spirited and time
Is. The magazine is lavishly illustrated.
CIV. w. Potter Co. Boston,.
Inc Forum.
The leading article in the April-June
Forum is review of American Politics.
by Henry I.itchfield West who deals par
ticularl! with the legislation of the last
Congress, the fight on the Statehood BIZ |
the suggested nominations for the next
Presidency, and the appointment of col
ored men to federal offices A. Maurice
Low discusses the most important
Foreign Affairs" of the quarter Alex
ander ID. NoyeS treats of the events and
tendencies of the same period in the world
of Finance Recent progress in "Ap-
Piled Science" is described by Henry Har-
rison Suplee. Literature is represented by I
a review of Sidney Lees Life of Queen
Victoria, contributed by Prof. w. p.
Trent Under the heading of Music
Joseph Sohn sets forth the Lessons of
the Operate Season." A paper on 1.-THE
Educational Outlook is contributed by
Ossian H. Lang. DR.. j. NJ. Rice's "Educa-
tlonal Rosearch for the current quarter ,
''hSS tic lcIil VI IL discussion, oil the
spective importance of talent and train.
ing in teaching. The special articles con :
GLIDING the present number are: '.Tbe
Present Estimate of the Value of Human !
Life. by Prof, Rudolf Eucken, of Jena !
The scope of Permanent Tariff Com
by Albert f. Washburn. ana "a Il
Rambling Discourse on Submarine Navi
CATION by Comdr. F. M. Barber. T., s +
~, retired. Che Forum Pub. CO.. s195 b
East I'D ST., New York;
The Pilgrim q
Tor April is opened by the Editor Willis A
j. Abbot, with comment on Men and h
Matters of Moment, in which are touchol i,
upon frankly and sapely the various u
events of the month. In fiction The PHI II
grim is especially rich. First among its
stories is 1.-The Tiredness OF Maude ;, h, -
Edward Stratton Holloway. Another nd !,
venture of the versatile Vigorous Dannt :,
'ecouhts his experience with an admiral ..
IL the Turkish navy. splendid story of :,
ne plains is by Arthur Stringer. and &c a,
'aieo The Gallantry of Spider Griffin ;,
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