The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
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Special articles in the November De-
6igner include ..The Girl Who Won
the $1,000 Secretaryship" by Clara
Meyer, The Woman II, The Steering
NNeel, The Ways Of Babylandr by
Anna Martin Croker, Zone Can En-
nance Ones Beauty" by Rhoda Vale,
Thanksgiving Fun That Ia Fun. by
Mary DAMson, beautiful Colonial In
teriors" by Hasef Boardman, sgThe
Rich Of Bread Pudding" by Virginia
Carter Lee. "a Real Old Fashioned
Thanksgiving Dinner" by Ida G. Bail
ey Allen, Recipes from the Prune
Country by Lacy G. Whitwell and
several others.
Fiction includes ssChild OF Mine" by
Hildegard Hawthorne, "An Osculatory
Thanksgiving" by yerna Poole, '..rne
Little Red Squirrel" story for the
children by N. N. Pairpoint, the sec
ond insta1lment Of The Greater Love-
by Grace Eleanor Towndrow and an
allment OF the serial, meal listers
Grove" by Marion Hill.
The latest midwinter modes are
treated in articles on overblouses,
draped and plated SKIRTS, coats and
suits, bodies and fdraped skirts for at-
ternoon and evening, underwear,
dance frocks and frocks for misses.
juniors and children. There are ar
hcles on embroid erfdg and crocheting.
The November number OF the
Ladies World features another funny
flm story by the noted humorist, sEl-
LIS Parker Butler, called The Worries
OF Wilma" Anna steese Richardson
discusses whet Their magazine talk" Is
worth paying attention to. Now
and Then" is an article as told by the
lady who wouldn't grow old. A new,
group Of Clara stories Is begun by
Laura u Hinkley in THE Moth and
the Star" Mrs. Winifred Sackyille
Stoner, originator OF a new method OF
educating children, contributes an ar
ticle on 1.-THE New School Room
Articles on new fashions include
"0ur Up TO Date Girl1 in Illustrate ions
covering two pages, Christmas gifts
for one to make, unusual bead Access
SORES, winter school clothes, new
blouscs for every occasion and the
new fitted waist.
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McClure's Magazine for November is
as usual q corker. The great war mar
rative by Cleveland, Ndoffett reaches its
climax In this issue in an installment
called Saving the Nation.s A very
interesting article entitled 'tBig Mo
ments Of Big Trials" is contributed by.
Irving s. Cobb and the big moments
are from celebrated trials with which
everybody is familiar, including the
Goeble murder trials, and the Thawl
case, all OF which were reported for
by Mr. Cobb. Anna Steesel
Richardson hassan article on the NOV
les, under the title who Gets Your
Diner"
Fiction numbers include Butter
flies" by George Kibbe Turner, Emmy
Louis Recruiting Day" by George Mad
den Martin, Threshold Of Eden" by,
Holworthy Hall, Casey Plays 'Poss-'
um'' by David Douglas and "Conses
Quences'n by Villa Sibert Gather.
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Among the numerous articles of in-'
terest in the November number Of the
illustrated World may be noted PRO
hibition and the Catholic Ghurehn by
Willard and Gene Price, "San Fran
cisco Tries Socialism" by Henry M.
Hyde, "Mobilizing the Five Million"
by Martin p. steyers, Milking Ger
many's War Movies by Charles Fran
els Reed. Women Drive to Fortune"
by F. G. .Moorhead, 1.-THE Golden
Yankee" BY William Atherton Du Puy
and "Alaska-Your Chance" by ]. j..
Underwood. There are many others
but the list of good things is too long
to set down here. More than 200
reproductions illustrate
the different articles and as usual
there are departments devoted to sci
ence. inventions and mechanics.
Young folk will find this magazine a
veritable treasure Of information.
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& The strange, wterd and wonderful
true stories in the November issue
Of the, Wide World Magazine include
sBarton's Grizzly" by Robert Page
Lincoln. Kidnapped" by Major w, N.
Campbell, "An Interrupted Holiday"
by w. G. Patterson, Three Years OF
the Beaten Track" by H. e Weller.
"a Prize Fight in Mexico" by Paul
De1vin, life among the Eskimos" by
]. Clint Wiseman, 1.-THE Story OF the
Fingers by H. A. Hamilton,
Fallen among Thieves" by Rowland
w. Cater and Housekeeping in the
Wilds" by Lionel Hewson. There are
fnsta1lments Of Ralph Stocks I'm
Search Of Adventure and j. Clint
Wiseman,s Down the Amazon The
articles tell Of happenings in every
quarter OF the world and are full OF
thrills and excitement.
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Special articles in the November is
sue of the Strand Magazine include
Sights! Strange! Wonderful! Queer!''
to be seen at the San Francisco expo
sition by Herman Whitaker, .Origin-
atty In Murder by George r. Sims,
Masks and Faces" by Wendell Phil
lips Dodge, "a Confession Book for
Artists by readers and 1.-THE Vogue
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