Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-09-10
REVIEW TABLE

Inc handsome football cover in
colors that adorns the September
number of The American Boy marks
a further step in the very successful
effort of the publishers of this maya
zine to produce, what they claim to be
"the best boys paper In the world"
The text and Illustrations OF this num-
Der are Of the most Interesting char
aeter. The continued stories by Tom
linson, Stratmeyer, and Alger are the
chief features around which the boys
interest will center this month. Other
headliners are ''The Runaway Pup"
an animay story; 'sThe, Undertow,"
the story OF boys daring; 'sThe
Captains Grit" baseball story; ga
Boy Hero and His Medal" a war
story; Our Pursuit of Old Golden" d
hunting story; "The Two Admirals,"
a story of the ambition gof~-two boys;
THE Chase of the Rambler a sea
story; Mikes Lucky eSason,' story
of the hunt. Other interesting titles
are "The Boy Aeronant," Boys as
Poets" "My Young Sportsman" "The
Shack in the Woods Hunting His
First job" New Football Rules"
Glow to make a Wooden Necklace"
Biographical Sketch of Daniel Web
ster, Catching Crocodile" and
many short items too numerous to
mention. The various regular depart
ments of the paper are full of good
things: *'The Boy Mechanic and
Electrician" 1.-THE Boy Photographer"
"The Amateur Journalist and 'Tan-
gles.s The efforts of the publisher to
organize boys into bands for literary
and athletic pursuits, their efforts to
get the paper into the hands of shut
| in boys, and their scheme for reward
ing boy heroes and boy prize winners
in school as set forth in this paper,
will not be overlooked by its many
readers. ~ illustrations. Subscrip-
ton price, $1.0o a year. The Sprague
Publishing Co., Detroit, Mich.
In the Designer for October are
shown, in addition to many other up
| to-date patterns, the newest designs
for coats and jackets for ladies,
misses, girls and boys. The millinery
pages display autumn hats, and
Fashionable Frivolities" and Fash.
ion and Fabrics" describe and illus
trate many new articles in the dress
line to be found in the shops. Points
| on Coat Making instructs how to
make "Peter Pan" blouse coat, one
of the latest styles of wrap. In fancy
work are supplied directions for
crocheting hood, baby cap, bootees,
bedroom slippers, baby sack, and hug
me-tight jacket for lady; also for
making in lace stocks, handkerchiefs,
chen,isette and gauntlet cuff, while
Miss Moeran continues her lessons in
Carrickmaeross lacAA An amusing
monologue ttAunt Angelina's Expert
ences Wild de New Conventions" by
Agnes R. L. Pratt and Halloween
Entertainments" supply the amuse.
ment demand. Among the literary
Features are tf1The Haunted Castles OF
Europe" by John de Morgan, two
short stories ''.The Royalist," by John
Justin Cummings, and "The Face in
| the Mirror" by leila Margaret Wal
! ters, and ''The Village Improvement
Society" which comes to a termina
ton amid most exciting events. a
picture story of 1.-TWO Pumpkins
which Ended in Pie" win amuse the
small folks. Bertha Hasbrook tells
how to be a "a Visiting Gift Maker
land Mary Kilsyth writes of sThe Mod
ern Use OF Colonial Furniture Re
cipes fer layer cakes, piccaliilii ant
catsups are given in "The KitcheI
J, Kingdom" and For Lovely Woman
i tells how to have soft, white hands.
Senator Albert j. Beveridge has re
Gently passed through New York OF
his way to the Maine woods, where hi
: will take a much needed rest after thu
success of the Oklahoma and India1
4 Territory statehood bill and the bee
inspection measures, into both O
) which conflicts he flung himself witt
all the energy he has advocated in hi
book sThe Young Man and ths
Womb" Senator Beveridge is re
freshingly unashamed of patriotism
and enthusiasm; exemplifes his owl
words in this book when he says
"After you have Travelled all over til,
earth, you will come home a living
breathing, thinking Fourth Of July.
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