Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-25
JULY MAGAZINES.

The Pilgrim for July has an exceed
insly dainty cover, representing Il
| flight of butterflies. This number is;
| also very attractive as regards its table
of contents, which includes short sto-
ries, ,,oems. illustrated articles. and
the household and fashion departments.
Among the longer contributions are:
THE F'ilipinos at the Fair" Karl Ed
win Hartman; The Winning of Milli-
! cents Mother" Kenneth HEREFORD;
Tile Evolution of IL Country Home
Eben ReXford; IAN Ocean Liners
Kitchen Earl Mayo: The Other
Side OF Grand Opera" Gerald Austen;
Mis-. Fiske, Actress" Alfred Daven-
port; "Dainties for Children's Parties"
Iomegene st. John; and THE Popular
Summer Girl Theo Sarstel.
In Health-Culture for July are noted
many valuable papers upon the all i'm
pOrtant subject of good health. This
ma gnZine is recognized as an authority
upon practical hygiene, and is read
monthly with interest and profit by Il
rapidly growing list of readers. Among
the topics treated in the current NUM-
Der are: How to Care for the Hair in
the SumTner-time," Juliet Marion Lee;
"fleulth- Culture at the Worlds Fair"
Mrs. r. III. AlsberS: physical Develop
ment," THE Hygiene of Sea Bathing"
~ acations and What to Do WON
ders of the Human Body" w. r. G.
Latson, NJ. d.; "Healthful Games for
Children" Grace Barton and "Hygienic
Home Treatment" Felix Oswald, NJ. D.
All contemplating a visit to the
Worlds Fair will want n copy of the
July Woman's Home Companion which
devotes liberal space to the great eN-
position. Frederick Smith tells Of "A
Little tourney Round the st. Louis
Fair" and also describes Up the Pike
at the Worlds Fair" Arthur Hoyt
writes Of The Most Wonderful of
Worlds Fair" Shan II. Bullock con-
tributes Il clever story, Things New
and Old" Bertha Damaris knobe has
n profusely illustrated paper on the
International Council of Women"
Among the pictorial features are
"Wash-day of all Nations" and
Sports on an Ocean Liner" The
household departments are timely and
helpful, and Miss GOuld's fashion
pages will be appreciated by companion
readers. There is also Il generous in
stalncnt of entertaining fiction and
charming verse.
The July issue of the Sunshine Bulla-
tin gives al admirable review of the
work of that noble organization, the
International Sunshine Society In
adj ion n no,
cities, several features of interest are
presented including Il book department.
conducted by Margaret Sangster:
Fashions for Little Folk and Big
Folk" Martha Dean; "Miladi's Toilet
Table" Varclie Bell and Good Things
for July" Mrs. Christine T. Herrick.
1t would be impossible in this space
to give the reader more than Il faint
idea of the many features which crowd
the superb July number of the Twen-
ticth Century Home. Joseph Jackson
opens the number with richly illus
trlted paper on "GodmOthers of the
Navy" Rafford Pyke discusses After |
Thirty William r. Stewart writes |
of women Cowboys of the West" |
Waldemar b. Kaempffert tells "The |
Story of Radium and a Woman's Dis |
covery.' Especially interesting are:
Home Education For the Woman
Who Reads" Women Farmers in Vir- |
sinia. THE Luxury of Yachting" and |
How to Prepare for Debate" The
up-to-date housewife will read with
profit the articles on Salads" Sum |
mer Drinks" Studies in Home Dress |
making" The Laboratory italian |
Cooking" ''The Months Work." and
The Care Of a Refrigerator" Nearly |
all of the contributions are finely illus |
trated. and the magazine is printed in |
clear type on an excellent quality of |
paper.
The Municipal Journal and Engineer
discusses many topics of general inter-
est in the current number Stenhen