Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-04
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The North American Review for
May presents strikingly interesting
table OF contents. Mark Twain goes
back to the days OF his childhood, in
the description OF which he is always
at his best Professor Goodwin Smith
contributes paper upon the present
status OF Ireland In the United King
dom. w. II. Mallock continues his
series Of articles entitled "A Critical
Examination Of Socialism," George E.
Roberts. director of the mint, in an
article entitled Financial Legislation"
analyses the needs of our financial
system in order that 1t might be
brought to approximate perfection.
William Dean Howells in brilliant ar
tiole entitled "A Great New York Jour
nalist," gives an appreciation and some
reminiscences of the life and work
dustrial Fellowshlps," Professor Rob-
ert kenendy Duncan shows how In
dustrlal processes can profit by the
research work going on in the lahora-
tories OF our universities. State In
surance" is the title OF an article by
Ervtng Winslow, who presents a plan
for a system OF insurance which offers
security not otherwise obtainahle by
polioyholders. "The People as Iegis-
lators." by Senator c. W. Fulton, of
Oregon, is the title of an interesting
article upon the working of the popu-
ldI NOlt anu IN Int Ilt-
rary department Critic of Seven
Arts is reviewed by James Huneker;
Van Eeden's The Quest" by Avian
+. Sanborn; Woodberry's Ralph wal
do Emerson" is reviewed by Clayton
Hamilton. and Torrence's "Abelard
and Heloise" by II. W. Boynton. The
department of World-Politics contains
communications from Berlin and st.
Petersburg. Among the topics dealt
with in the Editors Diary are Gal
axy OF Spinsters. who Protest against
the Proposal to Tax Unmarried Women.
New York.
Three little books just out from the
publishers should be of great value to
every farmer. They deal with Bean
Culture, Celery Culture, and Tomato
Culture. The author is Glenn c. Sevey,
Associate Editor American Agricultur-
list weeklies, and he has spent a great
deal of labor on these books. Bean
Culture IL said to be the only complete,
comprehensive and authoritative book
published on the subject OF beans and
their culture. II takes up in a logical
way and explains in simple language
all the details Incident TO the produc-
tion OF maximum, crop at a minimum
expense. Celery Culture is written as
the result Of many years experience
IN celery growing, both for home use
and for market. Tho author has also
had the benefit OF acquaintance with
many OF the most successful celery
growers, and has had abundant OPP
portunity 10 study their methods. The
work appears TO be complete In every
detail, from sowing q few seeds m a
window box IN the house for early
plants 10 the handling and marketing
Of celery In carload lots Tomato Cul-
ture Ii practical treatise on the to-
mAto which includes IT'S history, char
acteristics, methods Of planting, fer
greenhouse. points about harvesting.
packing, storing, and marketing, as
well as complete account OF the Insects.
enemies and diseases which attack to-
mRtoes, and remedies for their con-
troll that has ever been written.-Orango
Judd CO. 43g Lafayette ST. New York.