Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-18
AMONG THE BEST MAGAZINES
FOR AND ABOUT CHILDREN

priced publications known to all,
much advertised and largely circu-
lated, but there are others for our
selves aud our children equally goof
II not better, or, at least. more suit
cd to specific needs.
Such a publication is The Kinder
garten Review published by Milton
Bradley & Co., Springfield, Mass, at
81 year. II comes monthly, Is
carefully and ably edited, contain
ing good illustrations and reading
for parents. teachers and children.
There is always full pake frontis-
piece from some famous painting,
clearly done and appropriate.
Another monthly published ny
Christ, Scott & Parshall, Coopers-
town, n. Y. is American Mother
hood, at 81 year.
Besides contributions like 1.-THE
Reformation of the Wrong Doer' and
stories like Imagination or Original
Sin" there are always selections OF
verse and suggestive articles of un-
usual value to any home in which
there are children.
School Education, published from
September to May inclusive, at Min
neapolis, Mimi, is ably edited by
Mr.. Hyde and his associates. Price
also 81 a year.
do not see how any teacher can
get along without this journal and
the companion Teachers Helper
issued by the same q house. The
poetical selections are admirable.
The editorial "The the Founda-
ton Early" in the Home Depart
ment of the March number, is worth
a great many subscription prices.
And, who would know how to get
along without DR.. Winship's Amer
lean Primary Teacher?
(Monthly by The New England
Publishing Co., Boston, 81 n year.
| 1t contains SO much helpful read
ing for the conscientious parent
father or mother, and so much for
the children. Songs. original and
selected, articles, book reviews, pic.
lures. and, as a teacher said to me
dear comfortable Friday after
Moons"
may say that this is the title
of couple of pages of selected
poetry which have passed the ex'
perienced and critical eye of DR.
Winship. Many of us would take
the journal IL there was nothing II
1t but "Mr. Winship's Conversations.
Every Other Sunday as its nam,
indicates, is issued every two weeks
by the Sunday School Union, 2;
Beacon St, Boston, at the price o
forty cents (40c. a year. Nor mus
the publication be Judged by it
cheapness, for except the subscrip
ton price there IL nothing cheai
about 1t.
Rev. E. A. Horton, the editor, 4
one of the ablest and most careful
children's editors in the country.
The paper is well printed on goo,
paper and contains most excellen
and well selected illustrations. In
deed, they are feature, for the worl
of good artists even for very smal
children is found to be highly edu
cative, and a taste is thus create,
for good and distinctive pictures.
| The experiment of printing sucl
a journal at this price has been
success, and probably onyl one o
two other juvenile publications ex
coed this one in circulation.
| Besides, the contributed article
are all paid for. and aside from tn
selections In poetry and prose mad
from the best authors living an
dead, the periodical has tone an
individuality quite marked.
1t is absolutely undenominationa
religious In the best sense, givin
attention to passing events of gen
cral interest, and noting great birth
day anniversaries individual or ma
tional, with appropriate sketches an
illustrations.
Eeach section of our great cour
try is represented by contribution
OF a descriptive or historical char
acter.
The attention OF the various rel
gious bodies was called to the valu
or the publication for Sunday scho,
purposes, and 1t was voted at a ger
eral Conference last year that Il,
cry Other Sunday was one of III
! very best periodicals for childre
l published in the United States. Tt
Q price makes 1t possible for church,
and institutions to order copies ft
distribution, thus giving to childre
something better than the usu,
' trivial matter issued expressly fc
Sunday schools.