Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-21

"Outcasts of the Night" Frederick L.
Kets. THE Dope Fiend.' Junius;
Mrs. Opaque at the Seashore." Mary
E. Quinn: THE Real Girl" Louise
Llew.llyn; 1.-THE First Tear" Stanley
Waterloo: IAN Episode in Journalism"
L. G. Wilcoxson; monuments to Su-
perstition.' Blaine Phillips: "Old
Nose Idyl." Maitland Leroy Osborne;
THE Mirrors Reflection" Adele NJ.
Whitgrave: THE Reform Alderman's
Fate" William T. Valentine: 1.-The
Four Brothers Glover Leaf" Elizabeth
X. Reynolds; How I Was Converted
to Altruism," Oscar Lowell Triggs: DO
Society Women Swear" Jane Brook.
shire; 1.-THE Captains Shirts" Arthur
Warland CIapp: The Romance of
Bentcn's Switch" Matthew A. Heren;
and THE Power of Fiction" Constance
eBatrice Willard.
"Heroines Three" delightful novel
cite by George Hubbard, opens the cur
rent number of Leslie's Magazine. In
common with the majority of the mas
"zines of the month. this is a fiction
number. and the novelette, above men,
toned is supplemented by fully half
dozen clever stories. including The fol-
lowing. THE Cat and the Countess"
Mrs. Wilson Woodrow: Common Rus-
mess Honesty Arthur Stanwood
Pier; and The White Stag" William
J. Long. There is also an installment
Of Henry Wallace Phillips serial.
plain Mary Smith," which is receiv-
ing much favorable criticism. Othe~
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lent number are: "Vagaries Of Insu-
rance" Willard Helburn; "a Group of
japanese Gardens" and Labor Lead
ers and Where They Are Leading"
Henry X. Webster. Annie Pausor
Call continues her helpful papers on
Every Day Living" this month
treating OF Good Breeding"
The Woman's Home Companion for
August is delightful vacation num-
ber brimful Of clever stories. enter
tanning special articles, and the always
helpful departments. Among the fic-
ton contributions are noted: "An I'm
staged Mnlodrarla," "a Trolley-C Car
Romace." Katie Of Red GuIch." "The
Strategy of Liza Hane Bohunnan."
Seumas MacMarus: THE Fatal Faux
Pas of Harold Kent" The Somnam-
hulst." THE Tenth Secretary" 1.-THE
Outing of Mr.. Deplaine.' and IAN Epi-
sode of the City" Wilbur S. Human
writes interestingly on When the Tor
nado Goes Skylarking." THE Ameri-
canization of the Holy Land" is de-
scribed by Rev. John Bancroft Devins.
d. d. Among the articles which will
appeal to the woman of the house are
the following: Hot Weather Re-
oipes." Christine Terhune Herrick;
Embroidery for Piazza Days" Evelyn
Parsons: Mrs. Sangster's Home
Page" AMI in Case Of Accident" by
Mary Taylor-Ross.
Most attractive is the August issue
Of the Country Calendar. with its beat
tiful cover design and many fine half
tones. The table Of contents is al
lengthy one and includes among many
others the following noteworthy con-
tribuiions: "a Poor Mans Paradise,
Mabel OssooG Wright: 1.-THE New Cure
for Impure Water" Henry Beach
Needham: THE Moulting of the
Birds" Dallas Lore Sharp: "Strange
Plants of the Hottest Place in the
United States Charles Frederick
Holder; Landscape Gardening in ia
PAN" Adachi Kinnosuke: "My Nine
Acres and What | Did with Them" T.
p. Powell: "A Heron Colony in the
North" L. W. Brownell. The various
departments. this month. are unusual
ly full and helpful especially those de-
voted to "Tke Country Beautiful"
Trees and Shrubs" "The Country
House." and Garden and Orchard"
This brief review gives but faint
idea of the great value and interest of
this number
The midsummer Century is a bril-
liant number. To enumerate it's many
attractive features would require liber-
al space. but when we say that the list
of contributors is headed by Rudyard
kipling, and the illustrators by How
ard Chandler Christy. the reader can
appreciate what feast awaits him.
Rudyard Kipling's contribution Is a |
lengthy story entitled IAN Habitation |
Enforced and is said to be one Of his |
best. In "The Spirit of School and |
College Sport" Ralph D'Paine con-
trasts American and English rowing.
Melville Z. Stone continues his intense
~ interesting papers on THE Asso-
ciated Press" this month dealing with |
its work in war. The second Of Frank
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