Appletons Journal July contents list including tales and essays
The July issue features Ricardo by Mary Wager-Fisher, Reforms in Asiatic Turkey by an observer, Italian Sketches including The Homes of the Plaster-Image Men II Italian Moving by Linda Villari, The Seamy Side by Besant and Rice, The Midway Inn by Payn, Conspiracies in Russia by Karl Blind, plus poems and editorial sections. Single issue 25 cents, annual subscription $3.
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Appleton
Ricardo
Mary Wager-Fisher
Turkey
Linda Villari
Walter Besant
James Rice
Midway Inn
James Payn
Russia
Karl Blind
Mr. Browning
Windsor
Marie le Baron
Syrmond
Italy
Burrough
Spenser and
Burns
Ruskin
Patagonia
Motley’s
Dutch Republic
Jreading
Appletons
Littell's Living Age listing June issues and price
The excerpt lists contents of The Living Age weeks ending June 14 and 21 with articles from Origen to Jannina Greek Turkey Contempo Crime? Includes essays on philosophy life in France Chinese fans and financial policy in India plus serials Sarah de Berenger and Mrs Frances Kendrick. Subscription offers: 52 numbers yearly at eight dollars or ten dollars for a year including one American monthly or weekly with Living Age postpaid.
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Littell
Origen
France
Louis XV
William
Kingdom Clifford
India
Sarah de Berenger
Jean Ingelow
Littell & Co., Publishers
Lippincott’s Magazine July issue preview in depth
The July number of Lippincott’s Magazine opens its twenty-fourth volume with popular appeal and rich illustrations. Dr Felix L Oswald starts a Summer land Sketches series on travels in Mexico and Central America, Stratford-on-the-Sound is highlighted by engravings, while Jefferson and Rip Van Winkle After the Play is explored by S Clark Davis. Thomas Hughes defends Franklin against English critics, and an Arthur Swiss Patrician adds to the content.
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Lippincoott’s Magazine
Lippincott’s Magazine
Felix L. Oswald
Mexico
Central America
Stratford-on-the-Sound
Connecticut
Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
S. Clarke Davis
Rip
Passaic
Thomas Hughes
Tom Brown
Lippincott’s
Franklin
England
Arthur
Venner and Porter's Chapters Highlight New York Weekly
The piece praises Venner’s engaging Bousteadesquely youthful portraits of Voltaire’s era and Madame de Stael in old age. It notes Miss Porter's fifth chapter on life in a Southern village and Miss Olney's Through Winding Ways building to a dramatic climax. Includes continued stories Women's Husbands, Susan M Day's Telescopic Discoveries, and Monthly Gossip on Paris society.
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Venner
Boustetten
Voltaire
Madame de Stael
Miss Porter
Miss Olney
Susan M. Day
Paris
Wide Awake July issue delights with patriotism and art
The July Wide Awake features a six teen page Natural History Supplement and two major patriotic stories Bunker Hill Revived by J H Woodbury and General Washington and the Raga muffins by Annie E Preston. It includes Children's Hour at the Old South, humorous pieces, poems and art by Palmer Cox Clara Doty Bates and D G McDonald. Notable items No VII Our American Artists on J J Enneking and No XXIV Poets Homes on J Boyle O Reilly with portraits and engravings.
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Bunker Hill
J. H. Woodbury
General Washington
Annie E. Preston
Old South
Emma FE. Brown
Miss Humphrey
Clara M. Burnham
Boz
Palmer Cox
Clara
Doty Bates
Lizzie
D. G. McDonald
Our
J. J. Enneking
Mr. Enneking
St Nicholas July issue offers eight extra pages and many illustrations
St Nicholas for July features Dru's Red Sea illustrated by Walter Shirlaw as frontispiece, plus Nid-Nodding by Lucy Larcom. It includes cod fishing on Newfoundland Banks, Blown away railroad tale, Tow to make a Hammock with diagrams, Blossom-Boy of Tokio by Griffis, The Child and the Image by Conway with Hennessy pictures, patriotic pieces, and serials Eyebright and Jolly Fellowship. Bright verses, pictures, and sections by young contributors fill a summer reading issue.
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Dru
Red Sea
Walter Shirlaw
Lucy Larcom
Newfoundland
W. J. Hennessy
William KK. Bassford
Sarah Winter Kellogg
Addie Ledyard
Frank R. Stockton
Susan Coolidge
Conspiracies in Russia and other July papers
Appleton's Journal for July reviews Karl Blind's The Contemporary Review piece Conspiracies in Russia tracing Russia's revolutionary intrigues to present troubles. Also features a novelette Ricardo on female education by masculine theory, Reform in Asiatic Turkey, Italian Sketches, and Besant and Rice's novel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Karl Blind
Review
Russia
Ricardo
Turkey
Besant and Rice
Seamy Side and Literary Selections Review
A continuation features Browning Dramatic Idyls picks, Windsor private apartments overview, a witty Moralists on Blue China satire from the Saturday Review, and James Payn's The Midway Inn. The editor examines new books and lively essays on Reflections of National Character in Literature and Art, Town Spaces and Town Gardens, and The Increase of Melancholy.
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Browning
Windsor
Saturday Review
James Payn
Midway Inn
Africa and the Zulu War Featured in Ballou's July
Ballou's Monthly Magazine for July opens with an illustrated article on Africa and the Zulu war, followed by a piece on a mysterious Pacific island. The issue includes many reads such as The African Zulus and A Coral Island, with engravings, priced at $1.50 yearly or 15 cents a copy.
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Ballou
Africa
Pacific
Bavaria
Narva
Arthur Delaney
Ruthven
Thomas & Talbot
Hawley Street
Boston
Peterson's Magazine July opens new Bur nett novelet and more
The July issue features the new novelet by Mrs. Francis Hodson Burnett, plus original tales by Rebecca Harding Davis and Frank Lee Benedict, and chapters from The Tragedy of Frevylan by Mrs. Anne Stephens. It includes a steel engraving, a colored fashion plate, five new color embroidering patterns, and low pricing with club offers. Subscriptions are $2 yearly or $1 for six months, with free specimens and club options through Charles J. Peterson of Philadelphia.
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Josiah Allen
Anne. Stephens
Frevylan
Chas. J. Peterson
Chestnut, Street
Philadelphia
Demorest's Monthly July issue features fashion and stories
Describes Demorest's Monthly July with notes on Fashion Home and House Keeping Fancy Work Domestic Science poetry and short stories. Highlights the Elizabeth serial and a Children corner plus an oil plate The Children's Party with Arch of Titus engraving. Subscriptions cost $3 per year with a premium. Address W Jennings Demorest New York.
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Demorest
Elizabeth
Arch of Titus
Rome
W. Jenning
East 14Th St
New York
Nursery publication praised for pictures and stories
Master G. W. Hudson discusses how the day was gathered in the July Nursery and Alfred Selwyn vividly describes mishaps of The Dids. The nursery is filled with delightful pictures stories and poems, and is recommended for children who will be delighted by it.
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G. W. Hudson
Alfred Selwyn
Newport Massy Sprague's Daughter and Other Atlantic Contents
The July Atlantic opens with Newport Massy Sprague's Daughter, a powerful short story. Warner summarises The People for whom Shakespeare wrote and ends with Erasmus' kissing custom. Col Waring writes on Sanitary Drainage, Andrews on Our Commerce with Cuba, Porto Rico, and Mexico, Hale presents A Fossil from the Tertiary, and four more chapters of Irene the Missionary. Also pieces on English Skies, a sonnet, poems, and a rich Contributors' Club section plus book notices and a sketch of Dr. Eliot's Reports.
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Newport
Massy Sprague
Atlantic
Mr. Warner
Shakespeare
Erasmus
Col. Waring
C. C. Andrews
Cuba
Porto Rico
Mexico
Edward Everett Hale
Whi Beta Kappa Society
Irene
Richard Grant White
N. H
J. H. Boyesen
Juno Ludovisi
J. J. Piatt
Maurice Thompson
Eliot
Boston
Agricultural limits in England threaten food sufficiency
The article asserts that English agriculture meets only half the population's food needs and cannot be expanded. It emphasizes a looming gap between supply and demand and warns of persistent strain on food security.
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England
Eclectic Magazine July issue features General Albert J Myer portrait
The July Eclectic Magazine volume opens with a portrait of General Albert J Myer of the Weather Bureau. Contents include essays by St George Merat and Matthew Arnold, a history of game, John Brown, a novel excerpt, poetry, and biographical sketches with usual literary and science notes. Subscription rates: $5 yearly, 45 cents per issue, trial three months $1.
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Albert J. Myer
Weather Bureau
Washington
St. George Mirat
Eaton
Matthew Arnold
E. B. Tyler
John Brown
Sydney Dobell
Robert Buchanan
Mr. Browning
Grant Allen
Mademoiselle de Mersac
Sprin
Peter the Great
E. R. Pelton
Bond Street
New York
Colorful miscellany and tales from the era
A mosaic of brief items and quips on topics from butter shipments and editors to quotes about mosquitos and a Nevada court witness. It includes social jokes about lawyers and doctors, anecdotes about Berlin restaurants, a Sydney led horseflesh bill, club meeting-night gossip, Cyclone Walterborough reports, Pilgrim Fathers humor, hair color tied to finances, noble exile at Leeds Workhouse, and notable tax figures in New York society, plus a stammer cure, an owl watch-dog tale, and a Providence shopbreak.
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Providence
Jimmy
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