The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-25
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dertul man he has ever met There
are number of other articles on time
~ subjects. and an unusually good as
sOrtment OF fiction.
The fiction includeI "The Cinder-
ella Stuff" by Oscar Graeve, Hens
Friend. the Bear" by Hugh 5. Fuller
ton. Little Hacks Of Kindness an
other Victor" story, by Sophie Kerr,
THE Ghost in the Galley" a powerful
murder story by william McHarg.
and "Annye's Ma" by Jack Lait.
Between Two Worlds" love Sc
rial of stage and society people. is con-
tinued by Philip Curtiss.
Among the special articles is one en-
titled How | Made Them Hire Me"
by an anonymous writer who tells how
he secured cn-thousand-dollar Job
after he was down and out at forty
two. This is one OF the series entitled
Your Hidden Powers and Some OF
the Keys TO Unlock Them"
Toe in" by DR.. Arthur II. Roy
nolds, former health commissioner OF
Chicago, explains why so many feet
hurt and how to take care OF them.
"A Fine Achievement at Small Cost"
by Walter Prichard Eaton. describes
the revolution in American drama that
has been started by the Washington
Square Players. a group Of young and
ambitious semi-prOfessionals. Among
the other articles and stories are Can
Any State Beat lowaT by Herbert
Quick. The Highest Room" by OAR
ragh and Rosemary Aldrich. and Can
You Drink and Hold Your Job?" by
Edwin F. Bowers.
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The July number Of the Motion Pic
ture Magazine Is replete with interest
ing special articles. including Some
Newly Discovered TwInklers in the
Land OF Photoplay." by Roberta
Courtlandt;" Lois. the Wizard" by
H. II. Van Loan: THE Wedding OF Tex
to Arkana." by Peter Wade; Literary
Art and Moving Pictures by Emile
Sire; "Reelism, the New Word in the
Movies" by Burr c. Cook; The Lily
Of the Essanay." by Elsa Anna Thayer;
Getting the Crowds" by Frank Kava-
nauGh: Tom Forman, Huntsman and
Dog Fancicr," by Roberta Courtlandt:
"Skeptical Spinkwirc, by HI Sibley;
Our Screen Stars and Their Stars"
by Johnson Briscoe and How to Get
in" by Carlyle Blackwell.
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DR.. Woods Hutchinson. a nationally
famous authority. contributes an artl-
Gle on Preparedness in the Home" in
the July number OF The Designer.
Other interesting articles include THE
Bride-elect," by lola Forester;
Camp Fire Girls Philosophy" by Ce-
celia Farwell; Daughters of the Red,
White and Blue, by De. F. Kirkwood;
The Two Family Affair" by Carlyle
Ellis: "a Mysterious and Beautiful
Message" by T. f. James; Mrs. Busi-
ness Manager" by Jean Furniss;
Danger in Tainted Food" by Mary
Hamilton Talbot. The number
abounds in special departments Of
which perhaps the most important and
elaborate Is that devoted to the latest
fashions, which Is Teplete with illustra-
tlons and detailed descriptions.
The July woman's Home Companion
contains clever short stories and ar
ticles on timely subjects. There are
also several serials and a wide variety
OF material in tho regular depart
ments.
Among the short stories and serials
are: THE Vintage" by Sylvia Chat
field Bates. "wanted-A shoehorn. 50
by Ralph Henry Barbour, The Rising
Tide" by Margaret Deland, "Mr. Rob-
crtson. "Househusband,' by George
Hudson, THE Blue Envelope" by So
phie Kerr. Extra. Extra" by Frances
r. Sterrett, peace and War at the
Drayton's," by Louise Seymour Has
brouck and Chloe Malone" by Fannie
HeaslIp Lea.
The special articles include ats the
Prcttiest Street in Town" by Frank A..
Waugh. who teaches a much needed
lesson in civic improvement. Peace at
Any Price," by Earle Harrison. who
discusses the arguments Of the pacit-
lists In an original manner, why We
Are Not Divorced" Little Business
Gold Mines" Fashions in Appetites"
any many others.
Among the regular departments are
THE Tower Room" Entertainment"
"Your Sons Career" conducted by a
successful business man, 1.-THE Woman
Motorist." conducted by C. Fl. Claudy.
"potter Babies 1.-THE Exchange"
Films for the Family Group" Sc
lected by Helen Duey.