Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-09
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IN NihN 70 Ehl lOI june Ane mousse
keeper viii find a great number Of
helpful hints and suggestions. Among
the subjects 10 which space Is given
are these. 'Dietotic Health Hints
Forbidden Fruit" WAS It Mullet?"
THE International Cafo3 "The Nat
ural on IN Foods" illustrated Dishes 10
For Menu Cards" "The Hygiene Of
Contentment;" "seasonable Dishes for
juno" Three Delicious Summer Sal
ads" Some June Entertainments, q"
and so on.-Pierce Pub. CO., Chlcago.IlL
Tho Dellneator for July Is already
at hand. with It's many useful articles
and fine Illustrations IN the list Of
contents we notice FASHIONS in New
York" THE Fashions Of London;"
Dress and Gossip Of Paris" sum
mer styles" Home Building and Home
Making" stories and Pastlmes for
Children" "NeedleworlS; Flowers
Made from Ribbon" Childhood % THE
Kitchen" Poisonous Plants etc
There are also many short stories and
continued stories. The cover design
Is very artistic, and the frontispisce
represents q summer garden party
The Butterick Publishing CO. New York.
Business womans Magazine for
June presents, on the cover, a portrait
Of Mrs. May Wright sewell president
OF the International Council OF Wo-
men. II has a number OF interesting
illustrated articles. Among these are
California" w, j. Wise, Some Re
Elections Regarding Christian Science"
Ezra Palmer, What Women Are Do
ing Today" Linda Lee, and The In
dian Girl" Ora V. Eddleman The de-
partments are. as usually, filed with
good things.-Denyer, Colo
In system for May the following
topics are treated on; THE Corpora
tive Systems of Business" Hon, VIII
liam r. Mason; "A City Underneath
city" II. l. Cleveland; Business Cen
ters Of Great American cities, l. Chi
cago," Jones Organizing a Factory"
G. r. Woods c. r., NJ. E.; How Fac
tory Costs Are Found Norton w.
Charles; System in Shipping"
Charles p. Belden; organizing an Ad-
vertising Department" Helen Mar
Shaw; "rhe Handling Of subscrip-
tions" Ernest A, Hole; "a Vertical File
for Charts" j, Y, Beckbisslnger; THE
Management Of Real Estate" Robert
G. Mallette, and many others.--Chlcago,
Illinois.
The possibility that Port Arthur may
be bombarded from balloon Is opened
by the disclosure that the prohibition
against this kind OF warfare which the
nations agreed upon at The Hague
tribunal win expire in July. In the
current issue Of Leslie's Weekly the
front page is a striking drawing, show
ing the bombardment of Port Arthur
from n balloon. Other Illustrations OF
particular note include photographs Of
the intercollegiate championship meet
I'm Philadelphia; the Baltimore horse
show, the great chess contest at Cam
bridge Springs, Secretary Hay confer
ring with the japanese minister; and
features Of the st, Louis exposition. 1t
is a fine number,-New York.
The Juno American Roy Is replete
with matter Of interest to wide awake
boys. There are scores of articles long
and short appealing directly to Amer-
can youth Among the stories are:
1.-THE Organization of the BarryVile
Fire Brigade" Riding the Bucklng
Broncos OF the Sea" The Rescue" and
The Ranch on the Pecos" Leading
articles are "A Yankee boy who became
the peoples champion Famous
Guides Of Forest and Stream" Miss
Clara Barton" and others There is
also the beginning OF two-part story
by Arthur f. Duffey. This Is easily the
best story on athletics that has ever
appeared IN The American Boy, This
number also contains a splendid article
on THE Advantages Of Physical Train
Ing for Boys by Dr. George L. Meylan.
The Sprague Publishing Company,
Detroit, Mich.