Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-21

~ tH1 many articles OF interest NOR
| especially 70 members of the ...asoni,
order there are a large number q
contributions Of general interest. TIL,
illustrations are among the best 10 b.
found in the current publications. TIL,
| contributions include: THE Year.
| Panorama" Joel Benton: "A Bryan,
| Pilgrimage. Gilbert Cranmer; ''Th,
Romance OF Il Rose Julia Truit
Bishop: Getting the News at Sea-
Warren Harper: "Freemasonry ana
the Great Pyramid" Henry Ridgeley
Evans: and Royal Arch Masonry ii
| New York. w. j. Allen.
Health and Beauty Artemisin
Bowen. NJ. d.; breathing and Lite. .
Diet and Weather or Climate" :. g.
Mccormick: Native Dwellings at the
st. Louis Exposition" "Uncooked Food
Recipes" What Constitutes Good
Figure. Danger Signals on the Road
to Health" Affections Of the Voice
and The Doctor and the Cook" are a
few of the many subjects helpfully-
discussed in Health culture for No
vember.
The magazines devoted to culinary
topics are many but it is a safe guess
to say that one of the most reliable
and popular is the Boston Cooking
School Magazine. edited by Janet NJ.
Hill. The Thanksgiving number is Il
noteworthy issue. with its appropriate
cover design. and many timely and
helpful articles. In addition To the
many articles bearing upon the feast
day of the month giving menus ana
many choice recipes. there are also
presented the following papers: Din
ner-Giving in Washington" Walden
Fawcett: Petty Puzzles" Kate Can
nett Wells: An Applied Theory.
Myra William FARRELL: The Up-to-
Date Waitress" Janet NJ. Hill and
Home Ideas and Economics"
The events of the day are ably and
eNhaustively reviewed in the current
number of the American Review Of
Reviews. making it most valuable t"
busy readers. In addition to this re
view, a large number OF special arti-
cics. hearing for the most part upon
the matters of timely interest are Civ
en-. These articles embrace: Iowa
Campaign tor Better Corn p. G.
Holden: MI. Morley and Mr.. Bryce in
America" George trsbie Hoar: A
Character Sketch" ''Canada's New
Governor-Gcneral." THE Trend of
Political Affairs in Canada" Agnes G.
Laut; Western Canada in 1904"
Theodore MacFarlane: "Russia's New
Minister Of tine Interior" Herman
Hosenthal: and The Episcopal Con
vention at BOSTON, Florence +.
WinsloN. Many fine Illustrations
max. this number most attractive.
That sterling publication. The At
lautic Monthly. presents a Well-bal-
anced table of contents. this month.
To enumeratc the many brilliant
papers and attractive sketches and
stories presented. would require much
space, but the following partial list
will give the reader an appreciation OF
the excellence of this number: The
United States in the Philippines,
Alleyne Ireland: Country Life" Ralph
Waldo Emerson; "A Letter from
Japan" Lafcadio Hearn: "A Clipper
Ship and Her Commander" Frank j.
Mather: CLOSE Election Contests.
John 4. Wheelwright; Was Sir Wal
ter Scott a Poet?" Arthur Symons: "A
Case OF intellectually" Emery Pot
tie: and "On Improving the Style of
the Bible" ]. II. Gardiner.
1.-The yellow Peril Japan's Golden
Opportunity" Baron Kentaro kaneko;
Where is Russia to Get Her Next
Loan?" Yves Guyot: international
Arbitration Sir Robert Finlay; |
What Must be Done to Secure
Safety on Railroads." John ]. Esch.
NJ. c.; 1.-The Irish Muse Fiona Mac
leol; Suicide and Life Insurance" w.
H. Lawton "Sir William Harcourt,'
George W. f. Russell: THE Self-Sup-
porting Student in American Colleges.
Prof. O. F. Lewis. "Alien Colonies and
the Childrens Court" Ernest X.
Coulter; THE Australian Telegraph
system" Hugh II. Lusk: and us the
Democratic Party Insincere? Joseph
S, Auerbach, are, in brief, the subjects
treated in the November North Ameri-
can Review. In addition to these
notable articles, there is an interesting
review OF World Politics"
The Thanksgiving Twentieth Century
Home is 4 splendid issue. one that every
will enjoy reading ana re-
reading This magazine is rlcniE hiuS-
,rated. and altogether is a notable exam
pie of the printers art. Among the con-
Lributions Of note are: Fancy Dress Baii'
IF London" For the Woman VINO
Reads THE Homes of George Eliot
Women who Toil'' THE Fairyiand of
Science" "IS Work lnimcal to Beauty!
Electricity as an Aid TO Housekeeping
WHY Women Fail in business. {
yuman.s Farm" Some Women lrlustra-
ors. Tho Months Work" Poultry and
Is Preparation" 'F'lorindas Dinners
md studies in Home Dressmaking.
IL is impossible to give an idea 81 IN"
,cauty and richness of the November
number of Country Life in America
With its many beautiful half tone illus
ralions. interesting special articles ana
IRA cticaI departmental features. ii IS an
ss,,e of which it, editor and publishers
hou,d I've justly proud. The subjects I'M
Ter discussion include: The AwakenmE|
# Agriculture. The Exciting Sport Of
IA cling" Flowers for the Au- +
umn," Oiled Roads, "Firc places in city
nd Country Homes Growing Bulbs in
sand and Water" plants that Any ON" {
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