The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
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excellent stories. Ess Ess Pubiishins
Co, 452 Fifth avenue, New York;
$3.50.
Every college student In the United
States should read MY Ideal of the
True University, by President Wood
row Wilson Of Princeton university in
The Delineator for November An
other article Of educational interest Is
II the Japanese Should Rear Your
Children, by Adachi Kinnosuke. KEN
tucky's Fight for an Education, by
Mabel Potter Daggett is remarkable
social study. The fashions for the
month are reviewed and charmingly IL
lustrated and there are many clever
suggestions for Thanksgiving dinners
and Thanksgiving entertainments.
Butterick Publishing Co. New York:
81.
The city of Pittsburg, the life of an
actress. the franchise for women In
Denver, all these are most entertain
ingly discussed in the Womans Home
Companion for November. For practi-
cal use there are the sixteen regular
departments. Especially interesting
are the two for mothers Fashions in
furs, an article on hammered brass, A
! Three Thousand Dollar House, are q
few Of the interesting, useful subjects
covered. The Crowell Publishing Co,
Madison Square, New York: $3.50.
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The November number of Popular
Mechanics contains 259 articles and
225 illustrations. All the latest aero
nautical events are given the polar
controversy is impartially discussed;
unusual feats Of engineering are de-
scribed; revolutionary and merely con-
venient improvements are chronicled;
disasters and their causes, matters
military and marine, sanitary and pro-
tective are concisely treated. A pleas
Ing feature Is series of full-page IL
Illustrations showing artistic effects in
concrete residents The final INSTALL
ment Of Time and It's Measurement,
offers some interesting and novel sug-
gestions for universal time system.
The denatured alcohol story by DIR.
Wiley. for November treats of the
materials used in its manufacture.
ton street, Chicago: $3.50.
900
"A dusty bundle in the ROAD wo-
mans fragrant, silken negligee with
collection of gold chased toilet tribes
nested in its folds and sinisser in it's
daintiness a gold enamelled revolver,
That is the interest titillating opening
Of Fred Jackson's novelette,, The Seven
of Spades" in Young's Magazine for
November. Five minutes later you
meet Louise, owner of the toy revolver,
"a veritable wonder girl, with gleam-
ing pioneered hair, and the mystic
cross on her tiny pink PALM" fasci-
mating creature who grips your i'm
agination so strongly that you sigh
when you lose her in the last para
graph It's too good story to spoil
in telling, but in Sara Sartoris. who
has jumped from the chorus to leading
lady in a season, is drawn q type of
Broadway that New Workers can
neither deny nor ignore. There are
several other bright stories in the is
sue. CORTLAND II. Young, ia Twenty
eighth street east, New York; $3.50.
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College Football by Walter Camp is
the feature Of The November Century
and that dignified magazine has a fine
cover page sufficiently typical OF the
great game to excite any 'rah 'rah boy.
May Sinclair begins new serial novel
of thrilling interest, The Dramatist
and the Theatre, Lincoln at Gettys-
burg, American. Sports, The New
Woman and the Old, large amount
Ct
poetry and humor are some of the 9TH
er excellent features of the number.
The Century Co., Union Square. New
York: 81.
The Technical World Magazine for
November tells of Planning Worlds
Metropolis, Raising a Crop OF Live
Jewels, Frisco's Fight With Bubonic
Plague, How Freight Cars Get Home,
Recent Successes in Aeronautics and
dozens OF other interesting matter. The
Technical World Co, 575S Drexel ave-
nue.. Chicago: $3.50.
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The November st. Nicholas has a
football player on the cover page. New
serial stories are started In the issue
and there is q wealth of splendid mat
ter for boys and girls. The Century
Co., Union Square, New York: So.
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The October Engineering Digest has
a number Of interesting scientific ar
ticles of a great deal OF interest and
written and everybody can understand.
The Technical Literature Co., 220
Broadway, New York: 50.
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Keith's Magazine on home building
for November is an attractive little
publication filled from cover page to
the end with interesting matter about
home construction, furnishing and
decoration, Max L. Keith, Publisher
Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis $3.50
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The Indian Craftsman, issue by the
government school for Indians at Car
isle, Pa, gives the readers a better
idea OF what the Indian youth can ac-
complish.
It IS in time OF SUE den misnap or &C.
cident that Chamber.ain's Liniment can