p. 93 | Literary Mention by A. J. B.

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 11, 1902

Literary Mention

By A. J. B.

Health is the title of a physical culture and hygiene magazine published by the Health Pub. Co., 1562 Broadway, New York City. Price, $1.00 per year, or ten cents a copy. It frequently contains articles of value.

Good Housekeeping, a ten-cent monthly magazine issued by the Phelps Pub. Co., Springfield, Mass., is a publication which should be read by all homemakers. It is well edited, clean, and wholesome. The publishers will gladly send you a sample copy.

The Hygienic Caterer is the title of an eight-page monthly published at Guadalajara, Mexico, “in the interests of correct dietary.” The January, 1902, issue is Number 6 of Volume I. Its editor is D. D. Fitch, and the subscription price is 35 cents per annum. Postage stamps accepted. Address Numero 200. Calle de Escorza, Guadalajara, Mexico. This little publication publishes interesting items concerning the work and the whereabouts of our health reform cooks, cafés, etc., and also contains some valuable recipes and household hints.

C. H. TOWNSEND, of the United States Fish Commission, has written a most interesting article for Everybody’s Magazine for February, 1902, entitled “The Life of the Deep Sea.” It is fully illustrated from photographs, and will teach the reader many wonderful truths concerning the great deep. The same magazine also contains an interesting article regarding Mr. F. B. Behr’s Monorail train, entitled “Traveling One Hundred and Ten Miles an Hour.” Mr. Behr’s invention has proved so practicable that the British Parliament recently passed a bill for the construction of such a road between Manchester and Liverpool, England. John Wanamaker, publisher, New York City.

THE Review of Reviews, of New York City, has a valuable feature each month which might be overlooked by some. It prints the best articles found in the many other leading magazines of this and other countries, and, in addition to that, furnishes one with a list of all the articles contained in said magazines, enabling one to purchase the specific magazine or magazines which he desires, for the month. Published at 13 Astor Place, New York City. Subscription price, $2.50 per annum. It is clubbed with other good magazines at a cheaper rate.

A. J. B.