Evening journal., 1915-07-06
THE JULY MAGAZINES


"The Mother Heart" by Gertrude
Marcia Wheelock, is the title Of the
opening story in the July issue of the
'Woman's World magazine. It is an
Intensely interesting and real story.
other stories and FEATURES this month
Included sThe story of The MOio
Actress by Maude Radford Warren
How To Get An irrigated Farm by
C. l. Blanchard: Life in Small
Town" by a country parson; THE
Lane of Destiny" by Hugh PendeN-
ter. Fun For the Fourth. Good
rhines to Take to Picnics'; How to
Care for the Baby" and any number Of
,ther happy and useful articles.
"The Woman Who Pays" by Con-
stance Drexel "The Star Spangled
Banner" by Mary Raymond Shtpman
Andrews. "In wild Albania by
Denetra Vaka "A Turkey Yard Ma
noleon." by John Amid. and An lnjun
story" by Eugene Wood are just
few Of tho many features and stories
that vitally help TO make the July
issue of the "Delineator' one of the
best magazines of the current month
There is also another installment ol
the interesting serial story, "Pegreen'
hy Eleanor Hoyt Bralnard, while the
household art. music. childrens tash-
ions. cookery and needlework depart
ments abound with any number OF IN
terestinp and practical suggestions
The editorial page this month Is also
timely and contains number ot iorce-
ful articles.
The sunset Magazine for July
rontains any number Of timely ana
interesting articles and stories by
many of the leading writer's OF me
dav In the pulse of the Pacific
number of topics are interestingly
orhe Land of Painted HIS by
Walter Y. Woehlke: Motoring
Amone the American Fiords' by
Herbert Moss "The Golden God
dess' bv Arthur Dunn; Among the
Txhibits" by Roland Reed, ana
camera Scalps." by VIII Bishop
are some of she articles that are
bound to create widespread interest.
oThe Night Riders by George
pattnllo. "Obliging Amelia by Ger
trude Xavier: "Tho Emperor, ny
Worth RYDER and Comrades IN the
Nakins" are four fiction stories that
vitality help 10 make this magazine
one of the best Of the current monlh'
Ten different departments, each OF
y hich is full of interest and help'
make up this month's-issue Ut NC
Calls" mag zine. THESE depart
mcnts include the editorial. hctlon'
special features fashion, cooking
"s-me regular features fancy Work
for leisure hours, vacation 5ugses-
tions. "Mother and Children and the
housckeener.
Fiction this month in contributed Dy
rrancos willard who has In a story
,nsitled "A Bird i'm the land;' AZ
nos Al. Finn. whose story is entitled
'Al. MOSQUITO Man" and May Van
Norman Long. who has In the second
tnstalimcnt of her serial story. THE
Wonder Woman All the other nine
departments contain interesting and
happy articles that should appeal to
both old and young alike.
"The Wall of Dim Faces by Louise
Winter. is the novelette, appearing in
tho July issue OF "Young's" maea-
zine. that will no doubt arouse much
interest II tells the story of a mar
ried woman who earn her own living
against the wishes of her husband;
II ultimately turns out that she is
forced to keep the nome and clear
~ debts which her husband. crippled
rough an accident. is not able to do.
Other stories include 'The Comet by
Lawrence c. Bailey; "Dammcrschlaf.
bv Forrest Halsey: "What The Satyr
Saw" by May Emery Hall: "rhe Ian
From Sandy Mush." by +. Howell
Neumann: The Seamy Side" by Leon
ard Wood. Jr.; "rhe Innovation by
Martha NJ. Stanley; From the Alley
ways" by Florence Irons Folsom
"The Wines On the Tables by Guido
Won Horwath and Dean Hoard. I'm
fc~ the skim" by Isabel Ostrand r.;
be Brass Cage" by Georgia Max
we'll: "Mrs. Mallcry's Method" by
Harold Susman. and "Tho Man That
Hath a Tongue" by + Mathews Oil
yer.
There are many unique and interest
Ing features in the July Issue of the
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Among some Of the many splendid
features contained therein arc "Thc
Latest Types of French Aoroplanes.
new apple cutter and server. a de-
vice for lifting automobiles out OF tho
mud. an arm chair bicycle for the sea
shore. a combined coat rack and fire
escape. a rubber doll that swims,
new portable electric percussion drill
q new egg carrier. jitney boats. how
mine shafts are sunk through quick
sand. q device for sealing cans ane
tanks. 20 as 10 make them air tight
q step ladder brace a substitute FOL
kindiing wood and many others toe
numerous 10 mention.
The sh0p notes. amateur mechan
ics and patent departments also con
tain any number OF interesting arti.
cles.
The opening article in the July
issue of Every hody's" magazine has
20 do with wOmans suffrage. Il rs
entitled Suffrage. A World Wave,
and il is written in collaboration by
William Hard and v ID. Jordan. two
of the leading magazine writers OF
the present day. u is telling and
extremely interesting article. other
features 70 be found 10 this number