Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-18
Magazine Review

The June Woman's Home Companion.
The June Woman's Home C0mpan
ion contains an article, The Vanish.
ing Husband by Mary Heaton Worse
which presents an extraordinarily
clear explanation of why it is that
men like to get away from women
and enjoy each others society. The
main contention in the article is that
men can get along without their wom-
en- folks, but women cannot get along
without the men. 1t is an article full
of able and at times humorous obser-
vations.
The June Companion also contains
sketch of "Princess Pat" of Con-
naught; an account of the recent dra-
matization of Little Women; de.
scription of what has been done in
New York City toward reducing the
death rate of small children; and a
report of the progress made in this
country toward the accomplishment
of sane Fourth of July.
Fiction of power, humor and reali-
tv is contributed by Owen Oliver,
Kathleen Norris, Virginia Tracy, Jas.
Oppenheim, and Laura Spencer Por-
ter. Mos; of the stories are love stor'
les because the June number OF the
Companion is called "the love story
number"
In the household. fashion, home
decoration and handicraft depart
ments appear many articles OF inter
est and practical use, among which
are articles on "Toothsome Vegetar.
ian Dishes" STRAWBERRY Desserts"
"The June Brides Linen Chest, "A
Portable Vacation House" and Sea,
sonable Menues for June"
The June Strand Magazine.
The Strand Magazine contains an
interesting and useful article by
Frederick A. Talbot On Farming
with Dynamite" the latest method for
breaking up the ground for agricul-
tural purposes. 1t is claimed for this
new means of making barren lands
fertile that it will accomplish in a
few hours what by other methods
would take many weeks. Another ar
ticle of interest is How the Corona
ton Picture was Painle>. by the ar
fist, Mr.. j. H. :. Bacon, A. R. A 1.-THE
Japanese Bayard" by Arthur Morri-
son and THE Finest Flower l ever
Crew. symposium of specialists In
the cultivation of popular flowers, are
also attractive Mr.. Wendell Phillips
Dodge contributes lengthy article
dealing with the career Of Robert B.
Mantell, the Shakesperian actor. The
fiction is contributed by a dozen we'll |
known authors.
The June American Magazine.
The June American Magazine con-
tains an article by Ray Stannard Ba-
ker entitled "Our Next President and
Some Others" 1t includes a charac-
terization of each of the eight most
important candidates. In the same
number Senator La Toilette, writing
his autobiography, gives his frank
opinion of Roosevelt.
Stewart Edward White presents his
personal observations on lions. He
has just returned from years hunt
in Africa, during which he saw II
lions and killed several.
Hugh S. Fullerton contributes a
baseball primer. Sir Francis ane,
the originator of the World Scout
writes of peace education
and peace. Ida NJ Tarbell's subject
s "The Woman and Democracy"
Fiction is contributed by Edna Fer
DER, Susan Glaspell, Governor Norris,
P. L. Macfarlane, H. G. Wells and In
z Haynes Gilmore The regular de-
,artments are: Interesting People,
The Interpreters House." 'The Pill
,rims Scrip" and "rhe Theater'