Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-17
The July Magazines.
Two other contributions are THE
Allagash Canoe Trip" and Chapter on
Ducks and Ducking.'

Two other contributions are The
Allagash Canoe Trip and Chapter on
Ducks and Ducking."
Maine readers will be especially in
terested in the July number OF the Ma
tionaI Magazine which contains a
charming novelette, by Maine writer.
Lillian True Bryant II Bangor. The
| novelette, Is entitled 1.-The Evolution Of
Cousin MarcelIa" and is a decidedly
clever tale. The department. Affairs
at Washington" Is most timely and in
teresting and presents a large number
Of photographs Of well known people.
a most interesting contribution In
Charles Warren Stoddard's study OF
the character OF Gall Hamilton as re-
vealed I'm her letters. What Lies
Ahead of the People," Senator p. J.
McCumber; AT Five O'clock In the
Morning" L. NJ. Montgomery: THE
Nations Iron Walls" Edmund Ogden
Sawyer: and "thc Flag Above the
Schoolhouse" are among the remain
ing contributions.
The July number OF the New Eng
land Magazine Is one Of the most at
magazine that we have read for some
time. Fact and fiction are delightfully."-
blended in the inviting table Of con-
tents. making IT an admirable number
for vacation days. The special arti-
cles. all handsomely illustrated. in
clude: Kingston. Mass" Ethel Ho-
bart: Gilbert Stuart, an Old Time
Bostonian." Mary Stoyell Simpson:
"a Boston Institution" Marion Warn
er: Concerning Playbills." Edward +.
Byram; and THE Attempted Suicide
of a Massach Town" George II.
Haynes. The fiction includes the fol-
lowing stories: 1.-THE Flower Of a
Hundred Years." Leonora Beck Ellia:
Armenia, 3elenta and Cementa." Il. F.
Hitchcock James; Like the Rush OF
Mighty Wings" Dora Annis Chase"
and IAN Heroic Tale Of Today" VIII
matte Porter Cockrell.
The midsummer numbe. OF Nc
Cures is one that all vacationists will
include in their list of necessities.
With it's many brilliant articles. capt.
tai short stories, etc. II will furnish
entertainment for the idle hours. One
of the most attractive features are che
many beautiful illustrations. especially
the group OF photographs Of members
Of the Presidents Family. Ida NJ. Tar
bell opens the number with a note
worthy article on John ID. Rockefeller.
1t is profusely illustrated with photo
graphs of members Of this well known
family. Henry Beach Needham con-
tributes the second Of his interesting
articles on THE College Athlete"
Lincoln Steffens writes Of "Ohio: A
Tale of Two Cities" 1t Is an article
that will be productive Of much dis
cussion. The fiction Is contributed by
Sewell Ford. Frederick r. Burton.
Richard Washburn Child. Henry c.
Rowland. Lillian Tru Bryant. and
Jamres Howard Graves
The July PearsOn's is a breezy num-
Der, replete with tales Of adventure.
Among the readable articles and sto-
ries presented are the following: How
Don @. Came Back" Hesketh Prichsrd:
Points About Sea Swimn ing" Harnii-
ton Blair; Our Annual National
Slaughter" Ralph II. Graves; "The
Star Spangled Bsnner." Charles G.
Johnson; 1.-The Little He'll" Bailey MIL
lard; In Apache Canyon" Arthur
Goodrich; 1.-THE Camping Wagon"
John Carver; The Delinquent" Frank
H. Sweet; THE Swish Of the Lariat,"
Mauchline Muir: THE Profession OF
Getting Hurt" Theodore Waters: The
Fortunes Earned by American Rail-
roads," Charles M. Harvey: "The isn-
est Race Track in the World" c. r.
Revere: and 1.-The Derelicts," Henry C.
Rowland.
One OF the most charming cover de-
signs of the month adorns the woman's
Home Companion for July. The table
Of contents Of this number IL fully in
Keeping with the attractive exterior
and includes many interesting features.
Edith s. Barnard has n readable story
describing "One Declaration OF indie
pendence." An amusing story is This
Second Suicide Of Caleb Johnson" by
Leroy Scott. Alice in Wonderland In
Real Life" IS interestingly described by
Thomas w. Hotchkiss. Marion Har-
land contributes the concluding chap
tiers of her serial Martha and Her
American Kitchen" in which she
speaks OF the trials Of the modern
Unconventional Bunga-
lows Of Professional Women" The
Epworth League. The Young Peoples
Society Of Methodisrn." "A Military
Tea" The New Lingerie Hat and
Stocks" Summer Holidays" Margaret
Sangster: and Hot Weather Receipts
are also included in table OF contents.
What-To-Eat is doing nest COM
work in its fight for pure
food laws. The campaign It has waged
has been a most vigorous and effective
one. In the current number several
articles are devoted to this subject, as
follows: Food Officers Task is Hard
Duties of the National Association OF
State Dairy and Food Departments"
Authorizations we Have to Fat" Alice
Lakey: THE Manufacturers Side.''
Drugs to be Made More Dangerous"
and "A Plea for Personalities" r. q.
Eccles. NJ. ID. The hostess will hnf
many hints in the following papers: "A
Gypsy Tea" "A July Garden Party"
ideas for Church Affairs Summer
Porch PARTIES" and "A Superstition
Evening"