Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-24
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Health Culture, always hitei '"'iHo
and helpful, was never more SO IMAM
in the current number. large num-
her of timely topics are aDiy us
cussed. making this magazine HloSt
valuable to all who desire knowledge
on how to attain good health ana pre-
serve it. 1t is published at l5l west
I'D street. New York city.
Tho woman who desires a reliable
fashion journal, at moderate price, VIII
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Calls Magazine. This magazine costs
ONLY 30 cents Il year, but each Hlollth
II presents a profusely illustrated re
yiew of the current fashions, together
with many pages of interesting mat
ter relative to household subjects, $40
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| The September Craftsman is an eX-
| ceedingly attractive number. Printed
| on fine book paper and cmbelllshed
with many handsome illustrations. 1t
1 appcals to all lovers of the beautiful.
| Among the more important contribu-
tons are included The Foreign AS
pcct of Mural Painting" The Spanish
Missions of the Southwest" THE
Work Of Anthony II. Euwcr." and
"SugCestions from the South kensing-
ton Museum This magazine is pup
F, lished monthly by The United Crafts,
! 2O1 South State street, Syracuse, y. I.
| Madame for the current months mas
an inviting table of contents lncludlhS
| n generous installment of notion,
! large number of special features OF
| general interest. III addition 10 those
more especially selected for FEMININE
readers. An exceedingly attractive
cover design adds much to the pleasing
anucarance of this number. (Ford
Pub. 90, indianapolis, Ind.
Country Life in America for S"ptcnl-
Der is Il notably rich number, showing
the printing and illustrating arts at
their best. Among the many pro1use-
" illustrated articles that crowd the
ragCs Of this beautiful number are:
FLOWERS by the Ten Thousand,
"Winning the Golf Championship.
THE Peony-a Coming Flower. The
Russian Wolfhound,' The Resurr"c-
ton of White Horse Farm. The
Training of Two-Minute Trotter.
country Homes of Famous Amor1-
cans" and Going Back to the Old
Farm" This list gives but FAINT
idea If the vast amount of information
presented in an attractive form in TINS
magazine published by Doubleday,
Page & 90, "a Union Square, East
New York;. |
Donahoe's for September presents an |
abundance of delightful reading in
s-fr enc
and many charming verses. AN
Afternoon with Plus X" Irish Indus
tries" Seumas MacManus: "A DauSh-
ter If Kings" Katherine lyman.
..Fraulein Forschhammers studio"
James O'Nein. Actor Guides
Acre" "Our Polar Possessions"
"Reminiscences of Many Years of Mis-
sionorv Life" THE Conservation and
Hconening Of st. Patrick's Cathedral.
Armagh" National Problems" and
college Life for Catholic Women are
some of the strong contributions pre-
serted. Nearly all Of the contribu-
tions are handsomely illustrated. us
Boylston street, Boston, Mass).
Leslie's for September has a notable
list of contributors and presents table
Of contents that cannot fail to win
friends. The following are noted III
the lengthy list of contributions:
when Northern Lights Come Down
O'NightS." Rex f. Beach: "The Naugh-
tiness of Children" f. s. Martin; The
problem of the Irredcsccnt Maze :
William Holloway: "The Country
Lawyer" Judge Henry A. Shute;
Peter Potter-Isusincss Privat"er."
Henry NJ. Hyde; side Stepping
the Vice Presidency" ]. Adcm Eede;
THE Ideal City Hon. Samuel NJ.
Jones: THE Conscientious Boss" Ar
thur Sears fleming, an the Next +
Cot" Ellis Parker Butler; and "'The
Freedom of Life" Annie Payson Can.
Drank Leslie Pub. House, 141-147
Fifth Ave. New York;
All who desire to keep in touch with
the questions of the day will find the
North American Review an admirable
medium. In the current number there
is Il symposium on Who Should be our
Next President" in which Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge considers Theo-
dore Roosevelt. and William +. Shee-
han. Alton Il. Parker. There is also
Il comprehensive review of World Pol
tics" and ten able articles OH variety
Of subjects. including: Magazine
Writing and Literature Henry Mills |
Alden; Sectional misunderstanding"
Col. Robert Bingham: Legal Supervl-
sion of the Transportation Tax"
Brooks Adams; sixteenth Amend
mert." Charles w. Thomas; THE Edu-
Gated American Drudge" Elizabeth
Banks; wv orkmen's Insurance in Ger
many" DIR. Fritz Kestner. and -Four
Years Of Antitrust Activity" James
w. Garner Franklin Square, New
York;
The September Atlantic Monthly
presents the opening chapters of "Iso-
dro," Il novel by Mary Austin. That
this novel will fully sustain the At
lantiCs reputation in the matter of eX-
cellent fiction. goes without saying
Three short stories of merit are also
noted, together with many pleasing
poems AS for the special articles they
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