Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The current issue of Womar.,
Home Companion has Fourth :,
July cover. by james Montsa., VI
Flsgg. which Is attracting daai
attention. This Is Fourth of t. ~
number. with many bright stories ~ ~,
at all too heavy for mid-sumn'e1
reading, "The RunawaN." anosvI
Amaryllis," "The Garden OF Forro,to.rI
Kings Sowing Seeds In Damn, y
give some idea of their titles-and ~.
stories themselves are just as char
ing as the titles Indicate Edw.sus
Everett Hale makes a strong Mica ~.
Americans TO travel In America a,s
visit at least few OF the wonderf'I
places that exist In our own count,,.
which most OF us have neVer seen Me-
SangsteI- writes on the American o..
man and the simple life. assor,m.
that they are getting much too foss
apart people Who Shop" told I'.
one behind the counter viii nale
every woman who reads lt much ,nnrt
consdera,e of the poor shop girl from
whom she buys her laces and silks and
ribbons. The so-called "Emmanns,
Movement" which was started 4
Emmanuel Church. Boston, has been
so successful that II Is beins; taken I'm
by churches in other cities. Tho Rev
DR.. Robert Macdonald, Brookiyn
pastor, who has adopted the FIN
manuel method of treating at his
church nervous ana other Kindred d,s.
eases. tells Just what the Emmannel
Movement Is and what it hopes TO No.
complish. Mrs. Anna Stease Richard.
son explains what a welfare secre.
tary'' does IN big department store
showing how much help the right sor,
of woman can be to the hundreds Of
-, Il ~. lru xtrhA La l,n, I.a,s Ia, =
out behind the counter, The mid.
summer fashions are described and ii.
Illustrated by Grace Margaret GouId
and Fannie Merritt Farmer. Americas
greatest teacher of cookery. tells how
to get satisfactory meals when far
away from market There are other
good things. too, that will Interest
many women of many tastes-Madl.
son Square, New York.
In the Outing Magazine for July Mr.
Arthur Ruhl the well known Journalist,
writes an article entitled THE M.r
Who Set the Marks" in which X
shows by general citations of mcSsp
records that Americans are betterih
letes than were the ancient Grssks.
1.-The Milk Fed Horse" by A. c. RoSa.
son. tells of a wonderfully interestng
experiment made with view to bring
ing long pedigreed colt to quick ma.
turity. The horse was fed upon a de,
of dry milk and the results were start.
ling. Mr. Vance Thompson, who is
writing a series of brilliant articles up.
on contemporary European life contrib.
utes 10 the July issue THE Royal Riy.
err" a description of the Thames. An.
other article in the number Is 1.-THE
Daughters of the Vikings" by Agnes c
Daut, tribute to the doughty swede
and Morse women whose thrifty quail,
ties are so valuable in the making Of
our national caracter. Still other lead,
ing features are "A National Breathing
Spot" by Day Allen Wiley, a descriD.
ton OF Maine; "Some Indians, Pas
and Present" by A. W. Dmock, amir.
portant contribution to the Indian GUS
tom "A Disgruntled Hermit" "
Robert Dunn. This hermit, Mr.. Dunn
in hunting for volcanoes in the Behr15
Sea- found Isolated in remote part Of
the Alcutian Archipelago Dear.
born ST.. Chicago.