Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-08-06

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE,
REVIEW TABLE
The portraits Of tWenty-eight beauti-
full women more or less prominently
identified with the American theatre,
together with Photographic fashion
pictures and an illustrated department
of the drama constitute the features of
The Red Book magazine for August as
distinct from the thirteen stories in
the issue. -,
The August issue of Suggestion, a
magazine for thinkers, devoted to
mental science, thought power, prac-
teal psychology, hygiene, nature cure,
etc, contains articles on drugless
healing, psychic research, life culture,
osteopathy, and practical hygiene; the
magazine tells how to be healthy
without drugs how to form correct
habits of thought, and how to live
without doctors, worry or fear. 1t
also deals with suggestive therapeu-
tics and advanced thought topics gen.
orally. Suggestion Publishing Co.,
Chicago; $1.00 per year; 10 cents per
copy.
dated from Minneapolis, appears with
a number of interesting departments.
Among these are "Seen From the
Belfry," personal paragraphs about
people who have been in the worlds
eye during the week; Familiar
Chimes" republications of poems that
have long been favorites with the
reading public; 'Over Pipes and Ale, .
short and humorous anecdotes, most.
ly about we'll known people; "Pillory
and Stocks suggesting the just
punishment for the perpetrators. OF
the humorous paragraphs that appear
under the heading; and "Food for the
Frivolous" news of the doings and
curious fads of the Smart Set through.
out the world.
The August Lippincott's has made
diversion" it's standard, strictly ex
Guiding anything heavy or likely tc
contain a sleeping-portion. The re
suit is a well rounded number OF
infinite variety. There is the com
plete novelette,, can Adventure IL
Already" by Ralph Henry Barbour
which is an ideal summer love-story
That Mr. Barbour is postmaster il
| the art Of loye-making has. beer
proven in his charming novels, kit,
of the Roses and Gan Orchard
Princess" Whether this perfection
has been attained through practice o.
is the outcome of an imaginative
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mind aided by an acute observation
lis the authors secret. In bright
dialogue and clever situation he also
excels; while the ending never dis
appoints-beyond the fact that the
story is finished. s=..
Maxim Gorky's first public utter
anee since the avalanche of public
disfavor that suddenly descended OF
+ his laurel valley is published in Apple
toms for August. The article: is al
| biting as vitriol and as brilliant a.
steel. Being his first public utterancs
since the storm that broke over hi,
head, it has an almost sensational
value. Gorky is certainly relieved o
any obligation to be polite to Ameri
cans or to deal delicately with theii
feelings since they were neither polit.
nor gentle with him. He has takel
full advantage of his privilege ami
| lashes American faults with WIFI
of seven thongs.
| What were the temptations Of ST
Anthony? This often asked questiol
is answered in the August Housekeep
er. Saint Anthony was one Of til,
earliest names placed on the calendar
He is called the father of monasticism
because his life and teachings wer,
really the foundation of the man,
monkish orders OF medieval times
He was born in city of Egypt id %
Ia. D., Of parents who were bot
/ wealthy and pious, and he early ds
fcided to give his life up to religion
/ contemplation. He went into th
i wilderness, taking up his I. soIItar
abode In an old ruin on a high hf
. where he disciplined himself Id ali.
4 terity. But his deYotions were intes
5trupted by: a protracted series OF sadl
irrelevant hallucinat ions, believed (
be sent By the devil to tempt hiI
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