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

entertaining dialogue on 1.-THE Setness
of Abijah." Juliet Wilbor Tompkins
contributes an amusing story, Telling
Kate" also illustrated by Miss Cory.
THE Woman Who Falls Behind" is
the subject of an inspiring article by
Priscilla Leonard. The articles of
especial value to the homemaker are:
The Little Dinner" Josephine
Grenier; Candies and Lamps" ]. w.
Guthrie" Hints for Homemakers,
Margaret Hamilton WEIGH; Babies
Afghans," Agnes Warren; when the
Stork Comes" Katherine Maxwell, and
"Seasonable Recipes" Maria blay.
The fashion articles, four in number,
give an admirable review of the latest
and prettiest styles. (Harper & Broth
ers, New York;
Good Housekeeping.
An attractive cover adorns q
March Good Housekeeping. The table
of contents, this month, includes many
strong features, making the number an
especially valuable one to the progress
sive housewife. The following brief
list will give a faint idea of the value
and interest of this number: pot
Luck in Ireland" Jane Barlow; maids
accounting" Elspeth Macdonald; "A
Scientific Home" "a Good Walk"
Home in New York City," Charles
H. Israels; "An Eighth Degree Cook"
II. Franklin Hall; Grandma Trumbull
at Cooking School," Mary Caldwell
Richardson; Learning by Doing"
Helen Louise Johnson; Dressing a
Husband" Anne E. Warner; Art in
Cooking and a Few Recipes Desnler
WEIGH; Luncheon Cloths New
Things for a Course Dinner Win
ter Vegetable Soups" Candy for
Easter Eating" "A Chatting Dish Lun-
cheon," and The Economy of En-
trees" CThe Phelps Pub. Co., SPRING
field, Mass.)
National Sportsman.
Trout Fishing in Colorado" F. L.
Brown; Files and Worms" AT Wey-
mouth Lake" THE Chippewa
Cruise" G. p Forbush; Ely and
Bait Morris Gibbs: Ghost island
Thomas E. Doty and "One Days
Cruise" Edwin Cole Dickinson; are a
few of the good things to be found
between the covers of the March Ma
tionaL Sportsman. The many beauti-
full half-tones which illustrate these
articles make the number a most pleas
ing one. A noticeable feature are the
fine drawings by w. Herbert Dunton
The departments, this month. are I'M
usually full and interesting and will
be appreciated by all lovers of sports.
Clifton Pub. Co., IS Kilby ST., Boston,
Mass.)
The Architectural Record
for March presents large number OF
richly illustrated papers. including the
following: "Medicean Tombs," Caryl
Coleman; Portrait Statuettes" Fred
eric Lees; THE Street Plan of a City's
Business District Charles Milford
Robinson; "A French Academy for
Students" Pierre Calmettes; "Infor-
nal outdoor Art" H. A. Caparn; 'Loie
Fuller in French Sculpture" Claude
Anet; and "Applegarth." j. Lawrence
Aspinwall. Herbert Croly contributes
an exceedingly interesting article on
New York as a Metropolis The
illustrations which appear in this mag
azine will rank with the best in cur
rent publications. This magazine can
rot fail to be of much value to all in
terested in architecture. (The Arch |
itectural Record Co., New York;
Health Culture.
An exceptionally valuable number is
the March issue of Health Culture. 1t |
has on it's front cover handsome por-
trait of the famous English actress, |
Lily Langtry. and the opening article |
treats of Mrs. Langtry's Methods of |
Health Culture" In his interesting
series of articles on THE Tempera-
ments and Their Relation to Disease"
V. P. English, NJ. D., discusses this
month, THE Mental Temperament"
In Home Treatment of the Eyes"
David II. Reeder, M. D., gives much |
helpful advice relative to the removal |
Of foreign bodies. Other valuable
are: Hockey as an Elk
ercise," THE Bedroom Chair as a
Gymnasium ''Typhus and Typhoid
Fever" Felix l.. oswald, NJ. D.. How
Should Baby Grow-Sensible Cloth
ing" Mrs. Almon Hensley; .Infantile
Culture" Philo f. Chase: and
Some Uses for Air and Sunlight"
Mary Heath. (Health- Culture Co.
49, Fifth Ave-, New York;
The Black Cat
For March presents generous INSTALL !,
ment of appetizing fiction. The open
ing story was awarded one of the $1,000
prizes. 1t is entitled "a Tale Never
Told," and the author is, Alfred Will
iams Anthony. The remaining stories,
i've in number. are as follows: 1.-THE
wrong Street" Anselm Chomel; IAN
Episode of Silver Bow" Walter NJ
Appel; The Town that Took Treat
nent." Jessie Reno Odlin: 1.-THE Mys-
.erious Card" Cleveland Moffett: and
The Deserter," Emmett Campbell
Hall. fThe Shortstory Pub. Co., IA
High St, Boston, Mass).
What To-Eat.
The March number of What-To-Eat
PRESENTS brilliant appearance in its
striking cover Of red and blue. The /;
able of contents is a most inviting F!
me, and the articles presented are
'rimful of suggestions for the home-
maker. Among the more important
contributions are noted the following:
Dietetic Health Hints" Felix l.. Os-
valid. NJ. D.; "A Little Comedy of i
darriage,' Edwin L. Sabin; "A Salad ii
# Facts" Katherine Louise Smith.
Hospitality in Old Kentucky" Sallie
Tarshau Hardy. "a Fishing PARTY ), !