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

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| The Thanksgiving number of Harp
ers Bazaar is attractive from every
point of view. Stories. poems. special
| articles. and the always valuable de-
| partmenfs make up table of contents
! that cannot fail to interest and enter
tain all readers. Among the more inn
portant contributions may be briefly
noted the following: For All These
Thy Saints" Octave Thanet; "A
Thanksgiving Reunion at the Old
Farm, THE New White House Kit
chen, Abby G. Baker; Duties of the
Mald-of-all- Work." Christine Terhunc
Herrick' The Laws of Letter Writ
ing, Priscilla Leonard; "A Thanks
giving Menu, Josephine Grenier; and
The housewives Note Book" The
1ashlon departments fully sustain this
magazines reputation for furnishing
the most approved and up-to-date
styles.
Charles G. d. Roberts. well known to
lovers of good fiction, is the author Of
the novelette, in the November number
or that favorite magazine. Lippin-
colts. 1t is entitled The Prisoner of
Madernoiselle de Eiencourt," and is a
capital story from start to finish.
There are other pleasing contributions,
including stories by Albert Payson
Terhune. Helen Sherman Griffith, c. T.
Revere. Alison NJ. Lederer and others.
together with several special articles of
marked interest. Always Interesting
and entertaining. Lippinrotts was
n"F'r more so than in the present ex-
ccllcnt issue.
Mc' lures for November is a strong
number, full of life and vigor Three
great political articles are given and
form notable contribution to the
literature OF the campaign SO recently
completed. These articles We're writ
ten by eN-President Cleveland, Scna-
tor Lodge. and Ray Stannard Baker
This number is also noteworthy from
tn" fact that it contains the opening
chapters of Stewart Edward Whites
new serial. The Rawhide." All who
have read Mir. Whites previous books
especially THE Blazod Trail" will not
miss the opportunity of reading his
latest. There are also short stories
by Booth Harrington. James Hopper.
Rex f. Beach. Grace :. Richmond. and
MY ii NtIN ItdtItlS ana 'iitlltS
alike will find food for thought in the
contribution of NJ. H. Carter.
The Pilgrim appears in decidedly
odd and attractive cover. and the table
of contents is fully as original and
pleasing Among the leading con-
tributions are included: Teaching
Wild Animals To Perform" Ruth
Incnnh
Hooper: THE Child in the House"
Maude Murray Miller; "American Push
in Cuba" Walter A. Evans; The
Davenport: "An Over the House"
Katherine Kay; THE Senator's En-
dorsement," Phillip Eastman. and
From Charity Dancer to Priina
Donna" Mary Nash. The several
fashion and household departments are
timely and interesting.
The Woman's Companion for the
current month is brimful of entertain
ing and instructive articles. together
with the standard features which
make this magazine 50 helpful to the
homemaker. Among the subjects dis
cussed at length are: ELECTION Night
in a Great Newspaper Office. THE
Rise and Fall of Sully. King of Cot
ton," "A Visit to Sod-House Land.
Saint Patrick's Purgatory,' Seumas
MacManus: THE Strike and the
Housewife" "The College Girls
Memory Book" 1.-The King of Dia- |
mords," and "How Wild Animals
Prepare for Winter" Ernest Harold
BayneS.
The Architectural Record for Novem-
Der has it's usual quota OF valuable
illustrated articles. The are: Ihe
Work of Messrs. Cope & Stewardson.
Ralph Adams Cram: Architectural
Pefinements in French Cathedrals,
William H. Goodyear: THE New York |
Stock Exchange" Russell Sturgis: |
John Rogers. Sculptor" Charles |
Henry Israels; and Recent Examples |
of Bronze Work. This magazine IS
doing most commendable work in edu-
eating architects to combine. in SO far
as possible, beauty with utility.
The current number of the National |
Sportsman appears in cover OF pleas
ing design and presents table of con-
tents that cannot fail to interest the
many readers of this excellent maya
zine In the lengthy list of contribu-
lions are noted the following: ION thu
Trail of the King j. w. Thatcher:
Fox Hunting in New England
Geese and Cranes IN North Dakota,
II. II. Farmhouse; 'Pickerel Fishing
C W. Hadlock: american Game
Birds" Walter Fl. Rich; and whist
ling Duck Hunters of the Philippines
The Thanksgiving number of Dona-
hoes Magazine spreads before its large
circle Of readers boIntiful feast of
good things. From It's handsome front
cover to the last page. this number *
pleasing and interesting Many Illus
tratcd features are noted. including:
The First University in the Louisiana
Purchase" sullivan Osborne: "A
Partisan Brook Farm Anna Seaton
Schmidt: st. Patrick's Purgatory,"
Seumas MacManus: Foreign Plays on
the American stage" John Talbot
smith. and People in Print" Several
short stories are also given. together I
with an installment Of Katherine :
Tynan's splendid serial, "A Daughter (
IF Kings