The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-05
The Worlds Work.

he leading article in the March Worlds
sork is NJ. G. CunniTs explanation OF
Texas and the Texans 1t shows. with
The aid OF photographs, how our biggest
commonwealth is marching interrupted
te II great future. 1t reveals with many
s.ores the character Of the people who
re making the empire of the southwest
Eugene p. Lyles series of West Indian
Investigations is continued with the story
If Capt. Baker and Jamaica" which tells
low shrewd Cape Cod fisherman became
master Of one of Engand's fairest is
lands. 20. psa series of insurance ar
iiclcs which have attracted attention.
deals in this number with Life Insurance
Corruption epitomizing the causes oil the
scandals and the relations or the Arm
strong investigation. "fhe Growth OF
Fletcherism," by Isaac r Marcosson ex-
plains how the science of right eating is
being widely adopted and what it means.
William G. Fitzgerald tells in THE Ger
man Army" how the Kaiser has the lars-
est and most efficient fighting organiza-
tion in the world. The career of Mr..
Odell as business boss is dealt with at
onel Arden's Intrusion by Freeman
Harding is the account of how one trust
sandbagged another in the game of high
finance. A timely article is Automobiles
for Everybody" in which Harry b..
Haines shows the comparison between
the cost of keeping motor car and the
cost of maintaining herses. Bertha M
Smith describes the Growing Oranges in
California" while Adele Marie Shaw tells
of the Boston and Chicago Parental
Schools. The usual financial article advises
a man of moderate means how he may
invest The Department of the New
Science OF Business tells How a Desk
System Worked" Among the Worlds
Workers includes brief stories of achieve
ment, while The March of Events takes
eompr shensive sweep of world activi-
ties. There are appraisals of new book,
too. The Editorial Portraits include the
Imperial Chinese Industrial Commission,
President FallIeres of France, Charles
Francis Heney and Horace Fletcher.
Country Life in America"
The March Country Life in America Is
the garden annual The number opens
with How to Make Lawn" by Leonard
Barron 1t describes the process, from
the first piece of sod to the perfect green,
w. f. Pendleton tells of "A New Kind Of
Wall Garden. In "A NaRabOnd Garden
Reclaimed MARTA Leonard proves that
the good features of a deserted home may
be saved and beautifed "a Japanese
Garden on Village Lot" by Matthias
Homer, shows the tricks achievable on 8
tiny area. Walter A. Dyer's "Sun-Dials
in Modern Gardens combines literary
merit with practical hints on garden
adornment. Thomas MeAdam records "a
Garden Hidden by Informal Planting
and shows that a front yard garden may
be kept n dark mystery from Pittsburg
passers-py. DIR. Wilhelm Willer gives one
of his articles on "Wild Gardening Beside
Wooded Lake" Henry Maxwell deals
with the Larz Anderson garden and its
rotating crop of floral beauty, in Flowers
From Frost to Frost" THE Country
Home Reminder continues its strong,
practical appeal. |. G.. Tabor's Planning
Your Own Place" tells how everyone may
be his own landscape gardener. AN In
sect That Makes Us Do or Die has for
it's protagonist the San Jose scale
Dwarf Fruit Trees for Suburban Gar
dens' tells of ornamental treatment that
means good fruit. Quality Vegetables
and Fruits for Home Garden" Is the
second of 1.-THE Planters Guide" series
Twenty other articles complete this gar
den number.