Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-28
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John Robertson. Marie Donegan
Walsh. in paper entitled I'm our
Lady's Honor writes interestingly of
the dogma of the Immaculate Concen-
ton. Anna SeatOn Schmidt has =
charming paper On "A HOLIDAY in.
Perugia." Many fine nalf-tones accom-
pany the article. Another installment
of that intensely interesting serial
Not Judgment" by Grace Keon is
given. III The Black Pope" Comm
Francesca Vannutelli writes az tho
head of the Jesuit order. Another i'm
portant contribution is the Illustrated
paper ON John Boyle OReilly" sivinr
glimpses of his boyhood. Other contri-
buttons are: How Rene Won tba
Grand PriX." j. Gertrude Menar1.
Good Things Well SAID" Rev. Mat
thew Russell; Some Irishwomen in
London" ana Two Women of the
Stage" John Talbot Smith.
Tie Educational Number of the Ont
look is a strong issue with it's MANY
contributed articles, timely editorials
departments. poems. etc. Among the
articles bearing upon educational inter-
ests are: Educational Progress of the
Year. Some New College Presidents
of the Year Work and Play in the
Public Schools" Winifred Ruck.
Public School Leaders, Republican,
Education Charles William Eliot:
Two American Educators" John III.
Finley; "A Noble College Chapel" ana
The Public School Programs" Audrey
:. Draper. A richly illustrated paper
by Desmond Fitzgerald discusses the
work of Claude Monet, the Master of
Impressionism" Another illustrated
paper of great interest describes "Thr
PABLO of Siana." Tho editorials and
literary departments give a large
amount of timely matter and round out
acceptably Il number of great value.
Robert w. Chambers opens the
August number of EveryhOdy's Maya
zine with a story Of unusual interest,
entitled The Ghost of Chance" 1t is
finely illustrated by A. 2. WonZell, the
well known illustrator. Other fiction
contributions include: IN the Farthest
Sea-" G. 3. Lancaster: THE Heritage
Mary Stewart Cutting. THE Sim
plicity of It." Joseph -. Lincoln; The
Honeymoon Flat" Harvey ]. O'Hig-
gins; RIGGS Circus" Kathryn Jarboe:
and The Captain Macmillan Foster.
There is also an entertaining group of
Little Stories of Real Life" Among
the special features are noted the fol-
lowing: Experiences of a Nursery
Governess," Martha S. Bensley; How
the World Rides Rev. Francis f.
CLARK. ''E'ranzia1 Eti,o.,,aa.
Of the Amalgamatei," - Thomas w.
Lawson; and In Vaudeyille'' With
its many fine Illustrations, abundance
Of clever fiction and interesting ar;i-
cles. this number is Il most attractive
one.
Tales rightly styles itself a magazine
of the worlds fiction as the current
number presents stories from the
French, German. Italiapr Swedish ana
Russian, as well as the American. The
opening feature is Il complete novel Of
exceptional interest, from the French,
entitled The Conquest Of Jerusalem"
Among the short stories are: Laugh
ter" LeOnid Andreyev; Brook Nymph
and Prince" Ricardo Fernando
Guardia; Reflected Glory" T. Karl
weis; "A Dethronad King" Selma
Lagerlof ana THE Dcmi-Amateurs,
Stanley Olmsted. .'V-
A striking design adorns the from
cover of the August National Sports
man, ana the table of contents is
equally successful in holding the read
er's attention. AS always the many
fine half-toncs form 4 most attractive
feature. Among the ;iluSt, ated special
articles Of much interest are included
the following: "A Day With the Son of
the Son OF CroXteth." Frank u. Wilson:
The Giant Pickerel of Gananoquc.'
Lac qui Parle," "A Day in the Blind"
and AT Lake Nipissing." by W. G..
smith. The various deiai tments give
Il most readable AMI fun review of
events in the world OF sports.
Probably no magazine. month in and
month out, has more striking cover de-
signs than does that popuiar househol |
publication, What-To- Eat. The cur
rent number is no exception to the rule
and appears in Il cover of noticeable de-
sign and color. The tablo of contents
includes many papers bearing upon til"
all important subject Of pure foods
The list Of articles contains the follow
ing: "A Banquet IF National Import
ance. Big Victories for Pure Foods
Cause. Enormous Prevalence of Pur.,
Food Adulter& ton" The Food of the
Gods" Julia Harries Bull. National
Beverages Constance Fuller: "A
Hostess's ScrapboOll." Noted Dinners
Of the Month";" "Scasonnble Dishes"
In Blucberry Time illustrated
Dishes etc.
The Charm Of Illcgillewaet," Troll
ing for Pacific Salmon" The Dream
Of the ellow-Throat." The Mother
Instinct" Panther Hunting by ANA
tours. 'Terrors of the Sea" An Ar
gument with Mosquito" Turning
Loggerheads," "A Tale of Coo-Coo-
Cache. The End of the Great Red
Fox, When the Season is Ended" "A
Beautiful Pest" Thu Making of n
Gentlemen Wild Cave Dwellers Of
Mexico, are among the interesting
papers which make up the current
number of that excellent publication.
secretion. The contributions are
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