Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-02
PUBLICATION NOTES

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The hot Weaths the subject
OF cooling drinks 10 tho kpre, but AHA!
very few people know anything about
their action or effect on the human.
system. For Tint reason Dr.. Rusby's.
discussion Of nonalcoholic beverages
IN the July Issue o6 The twentieth
Century Home Is really . valuable
ontrtbution. All who indulge freely
in summer drinks should make the in
formation here recorded a part Of
themselves.
One Of the leading features in the
July Z osmop olitan'' Is found in it's
series, ''The Great Industries OF the
United States" this article treating Of
Cotton from It's plant.life all the way
I through the mills to the finished pro-
duct - deliberately illustrated with
twenty eight phptoengravings. This
series "The Cosmopo litan" should be
read by every schoolbay. It is am
easy means OF getting thorough
knowledge Of the great industries Of
the country for both young and old.
Godmothers Of the Navy Ii the
title OF an article in the July sTwenti.
! eth Century Home II which Joseph
Jackson describes the christening
Ct the fighting ships Of the United
States by the fair daughters Of the
nation. Very much like wedding is
the ceremony OF q battleship's launch
ing, with its gadety and it's kind soil
cttude. its interests innumerable and
its exaltation Of one happy girl. Mr..
Jackson tells all this In appropriately
pleasing style Photographs OF many
of the fair sponsors serve as illustra-
tiOns OF the article.
One remarkable effect Of s'The his.
tory Of the Standard Oil Company, .
which Ida NJ. Tarbell iss wrfhng for
McClure's, is the response it brings
to the editors In the shape OF personal
letters Of appreciation and endorse
ment. A sample is furnished in this
extract from the letter Of prominent
Virginian attorney: = These extra
ordinary articles have created "a ire
mendous impression wherever they
have been read. The names Of Miss
Tarbell and McClure's Magazine will
live In history; both will receive, as
they we'll deserve. the admiration Of
honest men everywhere, and they Will
grow with time, until Ida M. Tarbell
will be regarded as the ab1est female
writer and McC Cures the greatest
magazine Of the English-speakine
race
The st. Louis exposition manage
nlent wisely determined to recognize
American boys by setting apart a spe
cial day for them at the exposition
The day selected is July 9Th, and the
program and arrangements for the
day are in the hands OF William G
Sprague, editor OF The American
Boy, of Detroit. The program In
cludes athletic contests in the stadium
between the boys of the public
schools, In which public school teams
are entered from Chicago, New Yorl
and other cities, and opportunities viii
be given for individual entries. From
!, 2:3O to 4:3O in the afternoon public
exercises will be held in Festival Hall
the central attraction Of the grounds
It is expected that three Thousand
boys will take part in q unique pro
gram, consisting ,,of orat1ons, recita
lions, music, ETC., by. talented boys
from various parts OF the country, thu
/. reading Of messages from president
Roosevelt and the governors Of all the
states and territories, music by one Q.
the exposition bands, and by Professor
II. B. Rooney, who will preside at thu
great organ the largest in the world
There are real things ID the Jul.
McClure's. They fairly crowd eacl
other from cover to cover and leave
lasting impression Of vigorous lift
I and interest. There Is more ever
\ than this ON these pages. There i
deep significance and rich enjoyment
ii the opening article ex- Prestden'
/ Cleveland tells the inside story q
THE Government In the CMcags
Strike Of 1894" Here for the flrs
time In print are the facts concerning
thds great industrial crisis and tn
Il manner II which i Was met by th,
federal courts and authorities. y I
. graphic story % well as most fllu uni
,,nfinr ~ tina MOWERS and duties o