As this word is from the French, jour, day, it should not be applied to a monthly or quarterly magazine.
Know as
“I do not know as I can see you to-day.” Say know that.
“Did you receive my last letter?”
“I hope not. I enjoy your letters very much, and I trust you may live to write many more.”
Cunning
This word is much used by young ladies in speaking of what is small, or dainty, or pleasing, as “A cunning little bonnet,” “A cunning little watch,” etc. While the word properly embodies the idea of skill or dexterity on the part of the workman, and while the appreciation of such skill, in speaking of the artist or artisan, might be expressed by cunning, it is better not to use the word in referring to the product of the workmanship.
Curious
Curious means inquisitive, rare. In the sense of strange or remarkable, its use should be guarded.