Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-24
JULY MAGAZINES.

Maine is represented in the list of
contributors to the Atlantic Monthly
by Martha Baker Dunn of Watervilie,
who has one of her Enthusiastically
charming articles on "Book-Dusting
Time" One of the most important
contributions to this number is that by
Henry Dwight Sedgwick on 1.-THE Mob
Spirit in Literature" Mr.. Sedswick
handles the subject in a fearless MAN.
ncr, and one that will receive the earn
est cormendation of all thoughtful
readers. A story that cannot fail to
provoke much discussion is ANY Man
and Any Woman" by Winfield Scott
Moody. Clyde Ebert Ordway records
the interesting Experiences of Pris-
on Chaplain Nest attractive is
Observation-Disclosures" in which Thomas
Wentworth HigginsOn writes of the
Lake District Of England, famed as the
is country These are but few of
the many noteworthy contributions TO
the July number of this sterling maya
zine.
Recreation is brimful of hints and
suggestions for the vacationist. +.
Sargent Irwin tells How to Make a
Camping Trip on 81 a Week" and every
reader will feel an Irresistible desire to
go and do likewise. Capt. James w.
Dixon describes buffalo Hunting 30
Years Ago" Nature students will en-
joy Carl r. Ackcrman's article. Home
OF the Turkey Buzzard." Edwyn san
dys has Il stirring article, "A Haul
from the Herring Pond" Cruising TOT
Crocodles" is wildly described by U.
fl. Clements. There is much interest
ing gossip relative to sports in general.
The Municipal Journal and Engineer
for July discusses among other SUD-
lccts the following: south Bethlehem
Filtration Plant" =. \. Maighen'
Wood Paving" T. Fl. Scott; High
ways Of France" William Ballantihe'
"Taxation Of Tramways," James Dali
rvnlplc, Sewage Disposal. Morreil
Nrncman, c. +. Special Assessments,
James F. O'Connor; Municipal Opera
ton of a Gas Plant" l.. \. Case. The
editorial departments are especially
helpful ana Interesting. Many me
haif-tones add much to the readers
interest.
IIealth-Culture for July is Il special
summer and vacation number of this
practical and helpful publication, and
il flied with suggestions for health and
comfort III hot weather. The following
partial list will give the reader a slight
conception of the value and interest OF
this number: Summer Exercises
for Two Eoys." W. X. c. Latson, NJ. D.;
"A Place for an Ideal Summers Rest,
'Cr1rnnr- 81 children 8
Physical Culture Games" Grace Bar
ton; THE Tent Cure Combined with
Rest" Outdoor Life for Women" "A
Vacation with Il Top Buggy. "a
Teachers Vacation" summer sunday
Dinner" Vacation DAYS stella
Stuart: ana What to Eat in Hot
Weather."
"in Icclandic Fourth Of July" Jessie
Alderman: The Light of Morning,
Narl Edwin Hartman: Where B!acl
Rul.s White" Hugo Erickson; The
prodigal" Susie Bouchelle Wight;
"I;cforc III" 800 Canal Was Dug
Lynn II. Foll,tt; can Open Air Dress
Ing ROOM" Priscilla Prim; ''Tht
Mountains in Summer" Alfred Daven'
port, whats Occurring, "Tht
Worlds Most Beautiful Market" Fee
liz J. Koch; "Gr;Ifting off the Circus
George NJ. Flagg; "Womans Work il
Organizations" Salads and Dress
ings.' housekeeping in the WASP
World" "Weathcr Prophecies 'Lu-
Their burbank Wizard" and Light
Work for Idle Moments" are among
tine interesting and entertaining sub
jccts treated in the current number OF
Mi
an attractive cover design, ana is also
rrofuscly illustrated.
Nick's Family Magazine for July
gives much valuable information to
lovers Of flowers. George w. Brown
gives Secrets of Success with Flow
crs. Laura Jones tells how to Have Il
lily Bed Mrs. c. +. Staples writes
hripfulIy on the culture of gladioli.
There is also much entertaining fiction
ana the various house hold departments
are filled with practical information.
.\h"ricutur" for the current month
treats Of the following topics: "Plant-
irE Railway Forests "Thc Black
Walnut" Tho Walnut" presents
many articles hearing on tn" culture OF
TIE black walnut. 'PlantinG Railway
FORESTS is fully described. The Fate
Of Niagara" is discussed ANA an cftcr-
tive plea made for tho preservation OF
is wondr"uS grandeur. Many fun paE
illustrations add much To this number.
Tho July LcSlie'S is IL capital issue
brnful OF Interesting special articles
clc|"r stories. and fine illustrations.
one Of the most valuable contributions
il that dealing with miracles of Surg
ety. i'm which Dr. a. c. Seely and I.c-
roy Scott describe the revolution
wrought in recent years. Henry Wal