The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-09
OFFERINGS OF MAGAZINES FOR SEPTEMBER

WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION
Aside from its special interest in connec-
non with the campaign against child Ia
Dor, Jack London's vivid story. The
ApOstate,f amply deserves the place of
honor that Il occupies In the September
number OF the Woman's Home COmpan-
ION. Other good summer reading in this
magazine includes another of william
Macleod Raine's dashing cowboy stories
Pete SandersOn Intervenes." and The
Srice or victory thrilling little sketch
by Robert Aiken. In connection with its
work I'm arousing sentiment against child
labor. the Woman's Home Companion has
taken a step unusual in magazine of it's
character by enlisting the services OF the
cartoonist. and two full-page drawings by
tomer Davenport entitled IAN Industrial
SUCCESS, serve to bring home to everyone
me truth as TO national evil. Among
the household topics treated are. Some
Appetizing Pickles and Condiments"
Rug Making as Home Industry"
Free Alcohol: What 1t Means to the
Household" Practical Fashions" and
Bags Of Beauty and Usefulness"
TECHNICAL WORLD.-The September
number Of this magazine is really a splen-
did issue, fully up to the standard of its
previous publications. Paul p Foster
writes on the subject. when the Sun
Grows Cold, and incidentally mentions
The construction of great observatory in
California for the greater study of this
luminous body Other special articles are
The Doom of the Farm Horse, - Over
b Minute, New Rival of Panama Ca
nal Gold in a Thousand Sand Pits
Creating a New HarboT .'WSrld' s s
Potatoes" Wearing Panama Hats"
New York's New Finger" all articles
handled by capable writer's.
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PEOPLES MAGAZINE.-Among the
many brightly written readable short ar
ticles in the September number Of The
Peoples Magazine in John r. Meader' S
What We Drink" Everybody has their
Iavorite beverage, whether IL be lemon
ade. beer. wine or something stronger.
Mr. Meader does not touch on lemon
ade, but starting with ale and beer he
Tuns up the list of spirtuous drinks and
tells US in a fashion so clear and simple
as to compel reading all about all the
drinks. The reader will be surprised by
many Of the facts brought out Of what
drinks are composed of how they are
snade. of what authorizations are used. OF
Fhe tricks OF the trade, and of just what
the various names and brands mean tC
the consumer.
sNITBs.-The September Smiths. now
yon the newsstands. is the result of a Sc
Ties Of changes announced by the publish
-ers last month. The addition of a novel
Eette to the regular contents makes 1t one
of the most attractive magazines pub
pished from literary point Of view. Tn,
condensed novel by William Hamilton Os
horne, with which the magazine opens, Il
"a story OF an inventor. 1t tells the tai
of the ruthless fight between capital ant
l1he individual, and tells IL in a name
no make the reader hold his breath. Tn
magazine shows another new feature in
series of pastel reproductions from paint
bngs OF Florence England Noteworthy
printed on heavy, tinted paper. There /
another art section in the magazine con
taining reproductions of the work o
Rarse. an American artist. with crit
heal article by Charles de Kay. The Who'll
magazine Is printed on heavier paper thai
has been used heretofore, and present
an unusually attractive appearance. TIL
short fiction that IL contains is of an eX
EXCEPTIONALLY high order. There are storie
boy Holman +. Day. Edwin L. Sabin. Dan
Coolidge. and others Of equal note. Tn
whole magazine, marking as 10 does.
great advance on anything attempted for
merly. warrants the increase in price frOT
10 to IL cents.
FIELD AND STREAM.T,,,T Septeml