Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-23
JULY MAGAZINES.


The July McClures is an attractive
number, with it's strong special articles
! entertaining stories, and noteworthy
Illustrations The number opens with
an important article on THE Govern
ncnt in the Chicago Strike Of 1894 by
Grover Cleveland. 1t is illustrated by
numerous photographs. Myra Kelly
| contributes one of her delightful stories
of child life which have won such an
assured place in the affections of
Mcclure readers. Harvey j. O'Higgins
| has a pathetic sketch entitled ''Larkin.
Ray Stannard Baker has an able paper
entitled "OrganiZed Capital Challenges
Organized Labor" There is AN in
structivc paper by John LaFarge OH
"One Hundred Masterpieces of Paint
Ing" The remaining contributions in
| clude: "A Knot and Slash" Henry
! Wallace Phillips; by Way of Loss,
| Mary Josephine Mayer; THE Ringing
Of the Bell" Richard F. Woods, and an
installment of George Madden Martin: {;
novel, THE House Of Fulflment."
| Stories of childlife abound these days.
but mature readers do not seem to tire
of them. Margaret Busbee Shipp opens
the current number of Leslie's Maya
zine with charming story which
| shows an intimate knowledge of child
hood and its joys and sorrows. 1t IS
/ entitled Little Paulfat." and is prettily
illustrated. A finely illustrated article
| by NJ. F. Birmingham deals with THE
Menace of the Iceberg" Two articles
int l.
Rathom, Speaker and Leader" by Hon.
j. Adam Bede and THE Men in Con-
troll" Maine readers will enjoy "A
Prophet in His Country" by Holman
F. Day. Among the other features
which crowd this excellent number are:
| THE MAMMALIAN Diamond" Arthur {.
Train: Sermons from the Pews, The
Real DtScOyerer of the Northwest,
Agnes c. Laut: THE Salvation of Will
liam" Frederick Walworth; "A We'd
ding Contract" Jeanette Dickson
Candlish; and Imported Americans
Brighton Brandenburg.
Donanoe's for July appears in very
dainty cover design. The table of con-
tents is also most inviting and the
MANY beautiful half-tOnes which adorn
the pages of this number add much 10
the readers pleasure. Herbert Young.
in the opening article describes the
noble work of "Hawthorne's Daugh-
fer" formerly Rose Hawthorne
I,athrop, now Mother Mary Alphonsa
Lathrop. who is devoting her life to the
care of the poor afflicted with incurable
cancer. Rev. l. c. P. Fox, 0. M. L.,
contributes interesting "reminiscences
of Many Years of Missionary Life
One of the most pleasing features Of
the number is the richly Illustrated
paper on THE Little Ones" by Will
liam ]. Fischer. Frank II. Sweet con-
tributes an instructive paper on
melodies that Stir Mems Hearts"
"Chauncey Olcott's Irish Drama" is
ABLY reviewed by John Talbot Smith.
Maude Lawry, who is doing most COM
mendaDle work in the writing of short
stories. is represented by helpful
sketch entitled lone Called of God"
All members of the families will find
something to interest and entertain
them in the current number of Good
Housekeeping, the housewives invalu-
able assistant. Among the chief fea-
lures are noted: of to the Shore"
Rebecca p. Howard: housekeeping
Among the German Gentry" Countess
Aida Won Krockow; House for Two" |
Helen Lnkens Jones: The New Old
STYLE" Augusta kortrecht: THE
Fortunes of Caesar Joseph c. Lin
coin: "Homelike Rooms" "A College
Graduate and Her Pigs" Eliza Gould;
"Telephone Manners" Florence Howe
to 20
Elizabeth Elliott; "A Hap Hazard Roof
Party" An Orchard Party The
Meal in the Open" and numerous
articles devoted to good cookery.
Vim for July discusses many subjects
bearing upon the question of good
health how to attain it, and preserve
it. Among the subjects considered are:
Facts About Food" practical
Hygiene" George Proprietor: Con |
sumption Cures Paul Won Boecl- |
MANN Needs Of Business Women" |
Retta Hollis: Scientific Health Exer- |
cises for Man. Woman. or Child !
George Proprietor: and The Lost Art |
of Breathing" F. A. Hornibrook.
Flower lovers will enjoy the July |
number of Vick's Family Magazine
with its many instructive papers on
Horticulture. and numerous half-tone
pictures of beautiful specimens. In the
lengthy table of contents are included:
my Lady HeHotrope." For Next
Winter" THE Primrose" "Calla Gull
ture.' 1.-The Arrangement of Flowers"
N. Hudson Moore: Birds About the
House." and "July's Gifts" The sew
eral household departments give much
timely matter. and there is also prize
story, and other interesting features.
A poem by the popular poet, Will y
Carleton, entitled Death Of Columbus
opens the July Every Where. This is
a pleasing number with it's entertain
ing stories. poems and miscellaneous
features. chief among which are: "The
Jersey Patriots" Ernest H. Gaskell:
Greatest Tunnel in the World" Give
My Love to Maria" "Origin OF Some
National Hymns" John Wesley's
Wife," "In Spite of Laughter" "Out