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

trihuti"hs include: Roosevelt and a..
canal steal Lies Happiest STAT
X. l.. Schinitt; Archaeological Mo,,.
ments in Rome Women, Cats o..
DOGS. W. Ii. Thorne: Shall GU,
Courts Recognize and Enforce ~
Sacred Canons?' John T. Tuohy ana
"Rismarck's Second Death,
irene Sargent opens this non,h,.
number Of The Craftsman with bsin
ful article on Municipal Art: A.
son from Foreign Towns" Coo.
Wharton Jones continues his va,uahIo
series of articles on THE Franciscan
Missions Of the Southwest, this r,on,a
| treating Of their interior decora,,on.
The article is richly illustrated. Other
finely illustrated papers are: -.
Woman Master" Irene Sargent: a.
Comparative Study of Sevres Methods"
Paul Crct; Mature and Art in Cali
fornia." Gustav Stickley; Craftsman
House" Cool md Quiet Days" and "A
study of the Gingko Tree" Tbs
Craftsman is magazine Of distinction
and is doing an important work in the
advancement of the arts and crafts.
. That favorite publication the Allan.
tic Monthly, presents in the current
number a table of contents that cannot
fail to be most heartily appreciated NV
its many readers. The place of honor
is accorded TO an extract from the
Journal Of Ralph Waldo Emerson.
describing washington Wartime"
Charles Eliot Norton contributes the
third instalment of Letters of John
Ruskin." which will be read with in
terest and pleasure. John Burroughs
discusses The Literary Treatment of
Nature" in which he endeavors to
help his readers ito see things as they
, are, and to stimulate him to love the
animals as animals. and not as men,
Charles milford Robinson has a prac-
teal article on artistic Possibilities
of Advertising Other contributions
Of marked interest are: why Dis
reimbursement is Bad" Archibald II.
Grimke: THE Mystery of Golf" Ar
mold Haultain: and Massachusetts and
Washington" NJ. A. DeWolfe Howe.
The fiction includes several short SO
ries of merit.
Madame for July has an exceedingly
pleasing table of contents of which the
following Is a partial list: The Daugh-
ter of NihOn," Gala j. Harrison; "Tha
Flower of Andres" George Horton:
school Books Of Our GRANDMOTHER"
Clifton Johnson: 1.-The Thumper Man."
Mary Marshall Parks; "A Deal in
Ribbons" Grace Ada Blanchard: New
nf
Francis f. Clarke, D. D.: THE Story
OF the Rathbone Sisters Jessie Acker-
man: AN Old Maids Philosophy" and
Our Shakespeare Club" Maude Muir
ray Miller. A handsome cover, de-
signed by Christy, adorns this number
keith'S Magazine for this month Is
brimful of interest to home builders
and homemakers. The illustrated fea-
lures include: "A Summer Home at
OcDnOmOcyoc" "A Midsummer Gar
den" Henrietta p. Keith and Typical
American Homes There is the usual
large number Of choice designs for
houses which always form such a valu-
able feature Of this helpful magazine.
The several household departments 4
give many timely suggestions.
Boys, small and big alike. will en-
JOY the July number of The American
Boy with its stirring articles. bright
stories. and entertaining miscellany
The Blue Dragon" Kirk Munroe: "A
Break for Freedom" ]. l.. Harbour:
Caesar Ro1ney's Ride" Fred Myron
Colby: Where the Ponies Come
From" 1.-The Boy Photographer"
Camps and Campaigns of Washing
ton" w. ]. Roe; The Liberty Bell"
Just Between Ourselves" Amateur
and "A Choir Boys
Camp are some Of the excellent fea-
lures presented in this attractive num-
bcr.
The National Sportsman for July has
a striking cover by w. Herbert Dunton
a former Maine boy. who is meeting With
marked success in his chosen work Inc
lover of life in the open will ENJOY
this attractive number with its many ar
ticles on outdoor sports. Among them
are: Northern Grouse Shooting" Regi-
maid Gourlay; "In the Grand Teton
Range "A Hunting Trip in Corbin's
Park" Mortimer r: Proctor: "A Tale OF
Three Prairie Chickens. How Gf Order
TOT Ills 1uck. w. H. t1stttil, anu 49,
in New Brunswick The num-
Der is profusely illustrated
In What-To Eat for July the housewife
will find many suggestions that are time
y and valuable; In addition to the aftI'
cles especially helpful to the housewife
there are stories, sketches. and a vast
amount of entertaining miscellany ,,, IN
brief are noted: Age Problems. FelN
H. Oswald, NJ D.; where Old New York
ers Ate Edith Hartman Brown; ,, nSome
of a Benz dict" Edwin l.
sabin; .DeIcons Pneapple W, Ma Sn.
ner cards" "Fads and Fancies Of
Margaret Rayburn; "lllustfat.
I'd Dishes.'' 'Seasonable Entertainments
aura A. Smith: "Seasonable Dishes,
Amelia Sulzbacher: and What PARIS
Eats" Grace Corneau. Much space u
accorded to the st. Louis Exposition
"Crooked and Indefensible Methods
belfast observation-disclosures
Bryan says he will support me ucnri
was secured by crooked and indefen-