The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-05-21
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The June issue of the Woman's
Home Companion Is called 1.-THE
Brides Number" II contains a large
amount OF material adapted to house
holds where Juno weddings will be
celebrated. and short stories that deal
with Juno brides. Among the short
stories are "Milllngham Decides" by
Ellis Parker Butler, "rheir Devious
Eatings," by Mary Heatou Worse.
Tho Mirror" by Margaret Spalding
Gerry. pink Satin Slippers" by Ger
trude MacNulty Stevens, and 1.-The
End ofsthe Reel" by Mary Hastings
Bradley. lt
Margaret Deland. Sophie Kerr and
Fannie Heasllp Lea continue respec-
lively the three big serials, "The
Rising Tide" 1.-THE Blue Envelope
and '.chloo Malone"
The. special articles include: Glow
1 Madea Good Husband OF My Son. Z"
Mother Joins the Firm" 1.-The Finer
Points OF Honeymooning," "oh. the
Poor Farmers Wifel" "The Lover
and His Lass" and there arc other
articles In the regular departments.
/. In the department called Better
Films"is an interesting interview
with tho great actor and stage man
ager, Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree.
He says that Shakespeare would, pr5bs
ably, write for the movies II he lived
tells us why. Other de-
partInentsa are 1.-The Woman Motor
Isl. -. conducted, by G. III: Claudy. the
automobile expert Better Babies.."
Your Sons Career conducted by a
successful business man THE ES-
chang" Entertainment" etc. Fash
ions are discussed by Grace Margaret
Gould. z, tti ~.
II Is often supposed that the stand
ard magazines are made up months
before they are issued. and are there
fore unable to make room for espec-
tally timely features that come into
the editors hands only at the elev-
enth hour. But this not the case.
The June Century contains one arti-
Gle which reached the editor after
the magazine had actually gone to
press, but 1t was considered SO I'm
portant that the presses were stopped
and space made for II. Tho article
In question IL entitled "Our Next
Step" by the well known editor and
explorer, Frank huntington vroomar.
who has recaptured and written down
the notable speech which he made in
washin gton in debate with Mr.. Bryan
at the initial banquet OF the National
Economic League. The article ans
wers the question, Are We Already
Inyaded?" and IL q rather startling
estimate of our national situation.
and a suggestive statement OF what
we can do towards The peace OF the
world. 5pslF tatf
" Two well-known publiclsts. one n
prominent Republican, and the other
n prominent Democrat. present the
views OF the two chief conter0ng par
ties with regard to the coming presi-
dental election. Major Robert X.
Mccormick of Chicago, whose article
IL called 1.-THE Next President dwells
particularly on the erect tho conycn-
ton OF 191 Q is to have ON the cleo
tlon OF 1916. George Creel cham
MONS the Democratic cause In Can
Wilson Win?" an article that comes
to the presidents
: a q - s.. .5,s
Pictorial Review for June IS true
to its tradition of the best--the best
OF fact, the best OF fiction. and the
best Of fashions. The cover design is
n reproduction OF q pastel by Penrhyn
and shows that artist. at
l,is best, Then follows the first In
nta1lment of 1.-THE Curve OF the
Cntenary," Mary Roberts Rineharts
cleyerest mysterystory. Under the
of "short Stories" appear,
aBut What Could 1 Dog story
which shows the failure Of our mod
ern system of reform institutions, oy
Mary synon; "A Man Of Means sec
ond OF series Of screamingly funny
stories. by Pelham Grenyille Wode-
house and G. H. Bovill; "Serepa's
Mary and Martha Hands" by Cora
Harris; cottage Cheese" by iona
Gale; "Mlgnonette and the Toreador
by Ralph Henry Barbour.
The special articles are Of unusual
variety and interest: "Club-Women
and the Cleanup Day Campaign"
being the prize-winning letters from
clubs In the competition an
nounced last November: "Confes-
sions OF Scenario Editor" a helpful
article for the many thousands who
want to write for the movies; How
to Get Acquainted with Your CAM
era" an article of much interest to
amateurs, by Alfred Weston; Exec
utive Ability Applied to Home-Mak-
ing |" by one who did It. Mrs. Anna
Steese Richardson continues her ser
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