Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-28
pEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY JULY as 1901

and theater On the other hand
honor favor etc. are more likely
TO find currency IN England than TO be
disestablished here though one word
Of this class. savior In IS specially
sacred sense did not assume this form
without an occasional protest The
famous Cambridge proofreader Mr..
Nichols, whose corrections used 10 be
the terror Of the Atlantic writer's,
once said "a the first editor Of that
periodical. Mr.. Lowell before | would
print the name OF my Redeemer with.
out the | would consent 70 be d
was not told the fiual word"
The Home Magazine claims 10 have
ascerained The facts about Dowie-
the story Of his life as seen from the
inside by one VINO has lived IN Zion
CITY The July number mas an article
by James Osman. who visited the col
ony and interviewed many Of Dowie's
associates. etc. Home Uses Of Elec-
tricity." p Errett l. Callahan. T. =.
Is a pleasing and interesting article
disclosing the possibilities OF that sub
tie influence in the home The article
is shundanily illustrated by photo
graphs showing the uses Of electricity
IN a modern up-to-date home To
those Interested IN Horticulture and the
artistic establishment Of The home the
article by Eben RcXford. Adjoining
the Home Grounds Is Of special value
II is not only nelpful ana instructive.
but is genuinely entertaining Thomas
Faltis iu his illustrated article on
The Evolution Of the Porch contends
that the American porch is on arch-
tecturai enigma and supports his
statement with inFenious facts OF
more decidedly feminine interest II the
article on Versatile American Wo-
men, which continue in the Home
MAGAZINE from month 10 month.
The midsummer number of Suburban
LIE contains combination Of prac-
tiral and entertaining articles on sub
jects relating 10 the suburban home
and out-of-door lie in general The
leading and perhaps the mos Inn
portant. article NJ this number IL en-
titled Houses Built ~ Solid stone.
and in view of the great interest In
the use 0i cement Tor house building,
g. IS liEtly 10 prove ~ moro than
passing consideration. Another valu-
able contribution is from The pen OF
J. Horace Mcfarland. and Is entitled
The Camera Ina Summer Written
in Mr.. McFarland's humorous vein,
81 shows tho amateur camerist the rea-
son for many Of his successes IN
picture making. Another humorous
article IN this issue Is written by Ed
ward II. Fortush on The Farmer vs..
the Crow" This &c told M the form NJ
O debate the crow pleading for him
stlf I'm the Arst mart of the article,
the farmer stating his case I'm part
two. and the crow putting 800 q re-
butter. This unique article h. supple
mcnted by a poem, written by Holman
r. Day. The song Of the scare
crows" The articles on the various
breeds Of dogs that have already APP
peared IN Suburban Life have received
much valuable comment aud IN this
number a paper on the collie. written
by the noted dog expert. Harry ".
Lacy Is likely to prove as interesting
as tho preceding articles. the collie
being one Of the most popular breeds
Of dogs for the suburban home. SUBJ
urban Life for July. coming as II does
at the height OF the season Of out
door life. will be found full Of sugges-
tons as 10 how 10 make the most Of
tho midsummer month. The pleasures
that may he enjoyed on the porch or
piaZza have been considered IN a prac-
IDEAL article. written by Miss Grace
g. FaXon and entitled "Out-of- Door