University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-03-01
March Magazines

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s.The player in the Snow" is the
title Of a leopard and stag story set
in Central Asia. Drawings Of the ami
mails by the, author illustrate the
story, which appears in Outing this
month. A "back to the farm move
ment" article tells how ONCE expert
ence Is adapted to farm work. II is
with half-tones. Saddle
and Camp" is an illustrated game
story of the Rockies. standing still
is the hardest work." according to Or.
Woods Hutchinson in his article on
Occupation and Exercise" Photo
graphs Of Rugby football games are
used to illustrate an article on this
kind Of football written by Waiter
Camp.
The first experiences OF going up
In an aeroplane are told in Harper's
Bazaar for March. This is interest
ing reading for one who has never
had the pleasure of ascending In one
Of the machines. Photographs show
women aeronauts with their birds"
Anna Pavlova, the celebrated Russian
dancer, gives a talk to girls in which
she denounces rats" lacing, padding
and high heels. She also tells Of her
dancing career, and states that diet
and exercise are fundamentals to the
womanly form.
An interesting article. Religion
and Caste in India" by Price Collier
is the first story in Scribner's Tor
March. A concise account is given o.
the part that caste plays in the life
of a native of India. There are IL.
of the Ganges at Benares
showing the devotees bathing at the
CHATS. "Aeroplanes in Art" is the
subject of a series Of paintings show.
ing these machines figuring in the
routine of the future. An interesting
feature is reproduction Of the panels
In the house of Sir Alma-Tadema, r
A., with story of this great painter
by Rudolph de Cordova. These panels
fern part of the wall in the house and
are works of art. "The Makers OF
the Grade" is a story Of railroad en-
|gineering, not examination week.
Science in Business" as found n
the person of Fred w. Taylor is the
subject Of the first story, by Ray
Stannard Baker, in the March Ameri
can. Then follows an article on the
same subject by Mr.. Taylor himself
Interesting short biographical sketches
are given of George P. Brett, the
manager of the Macmillan Publishing
Company; Charles Comiskey. man
lager of the White Sox; Owen Davis
playwright, and Edgar w. Howe o
the Atchison Globe. The Adams ant
American Express companies are thu
subject of an article on great monop
olies. Residences and yachts of the
managers and others connected witt
these companies are shown as proc
lof the money in express companies
: The steel trust. and how it grinds thu
home life and manhood out of men
lis the subject of another article. Sa
looms are discussed as to what per
lcentage Of wages goes this way.
"The Common Law" continues il
tine Cosmopolitan for March. DR.
Woods Hutchinson has story fol
mothers in Nursery Danger Signals.
The story of two young maideni
stranded in the fiat of an Engiisl
lord in London, with following mis-
understandings is told in "The Found
lings." David Graham Phillips has |
story for this month entitled "Tht
Compromise" dealing with love ani
politics. Memories Of Genera
Miles," "Stase Beauty and Brains.
and "The Experiences of Get-rich-Quicl
IWallingford" are other stories.
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