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      12. Thirteen Pianos, p. 10
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      16. Not So Bad!, pp. 12-13
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      18. Long-Range Planning by Edward Eyre Hunt, p. 17
      19. The Balance-Sheet of the Philippines, pp. 18-19
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      4. The Cleveland Plan Works, p. 46
      5. The Federal Anti-Lynching Bill, p. 46
      6. You Pay a Great Deal Too Dear, p. 47
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      8. A Heroic Adventure, p. 48
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      10. Egypt, p. 49
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      14. A Fighting Ship that Will Not Be Scrapped, p. 54
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      5. A Polished Comedian, p. 86
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      20. Is It Safe to Teach the Bible? by Lyman Abbott, p. 92
      21. The Boy and the Camp, p. 92
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      5. Too Late to Do Justice?, p. 204
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      14. The Door to the General Staff, p. 210
      15. Editorial Correspondence from Washington by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 210-212
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      17. National Industrial Problems, p. 214
      18. Sport for Hardy Folk, p. 215
      19. The Impending Coal Crisis by William P. Helm, Jr., pp. 216-218
      20. A Great Love by Dorothy Canfield, p. 219
      21. The Speech that Won the East for Lincoln by George Haven Putnam, pp. 220-222
      22. Practical Americanism at Ellis Island by Natalie De Bogory, p. 223
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        Sea and Sardinia by D.H. Lawrence
        City Homes on Country Lanes by William E. Smythe
        Forty-Odd Years in the Literary Shop by James L. Ford
      27. The Licensing and Inspection of Commercial Aircraft by George B. Muldaur, p. 230
      28. The Best of All Alibis We Believe It Because We Have used It Ourselves, p. 231
      29. Financial Department, pp. 232-234
      30. Contributors' Gallery, p. 235
      31. By the Way, p. 236
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      4. A Famous Boer General, p. 244
      5. The Moltke of Japan, p. 244
      6. The Isolation of France, p. 245
      7. Civilization Still Survives, p. 246
      8. I Speak But in the Figures and Comparisons of It, p. 247
      9. Evolution---"God's Way of Doing Things" by Lyman Abbott, p. 248
      10. Editorial Correspondence from the Armament Conference by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, p. 249
      11. II. The Fall of the Curtain by Elbert F. Baldwin, p. 250
      12. Arms and the Man, pp. 251-252
      13. The New Pope, p. 253
      14. In the Tropics for Pleasure and Duty, p. 254
      15. Restoration: Political and Architectural, p. 255
      16. The Tail of the Army Calls on Lincoln by L.M. Hodges, pp. 256-258
      17. Vendettas of the Swamp by Archibald Rutledge, pp. 259-262
      18. The Adopted Nephews of Samuel by Paul Lee Ellerbe, pp. 263-264
      19. The City Discovers the Farmer by Sherman Rogers, pp. 265-267
      20. A "Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood Ltd.", pp. 268-269
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        The Life of Robert, Marquis of Salisbury by Lady Gwendolen Cecil
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        Theodore Roosevelt and His Times by Harold Howland
        Roosevelt in the Kansas City Star by Ralph Stout and Theodore Roosevelt
        Quentin Roosevelt: A Sketch with Letters by Kermit Roosevelt and Quentin Roosevelt
      23. Books Received, p. 271
      24. Contributors' Gallery, p. 272
      25. The Deacon's Prayer by Samuel Valentine Cole, p. 273
      26. The Ethics of Advertising, p. 274
      27. The War and French Duels, pp. 275-278
      28. By the Way, p. 279
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      2. Mob Violence a Federal Offense, p. 285
      3. The New Hague Court, p. 286
      4. President Loder, p. 286
      5. Unrest in India, p. 286
      6. Gentlemen Let's Look to Our Business, p. 287
      7. Turmoil in Ireland, p. 288
      8. The Italian Cabinet and the Roman Church, p. 288
      9. An Unarmed Peace, p. 289
      10. An Athletic Tragedy, p. 289
      11. The Use and Misuse of the Bible by Lyman Abbott, p. 290
      12. Railways, Coal, and a Super-Union by William P. Helm, Jr., p. 291
      13. A Conference of Renunciation by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 292-293
      14. It Signs Well Does It Not?, pp. 294-295
      15. The Goats by Paul Lee Ellerbe, pp. 296-297
      16. How Italy Governs Her New Teutonic Citizens by Bruno Roselli, pp. 298-300
      17. Taxation of Labor Unions by Everett P. Wheeler, p. 301
      18. The Pilgrim Fathers: A Protest by President Angell of Yale, p. 302
      19. Rome and the New World by P.W. Wilson, pp. 303-305
      20. Uncle Giles by Dorothy Canfield, pp. 306-307
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      25. Contributors' Gallery, p. 315
      26. By the Way, p. 316
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      2. Coal Strikes and Coal Legislation, p. 325
      3. The Battle of the Bonus, p. 326
      4. A Boon My Sovereign for My Service Done, p. 327
      5. Yale's One Hundred Reels of American History, p. 328
      6. The Church Grows, p. 328
      7. America Blows a Golden Horn for a Little Boy Blue, p. 329
      8. The Greeks in Asia Minor, p. 329
      9. Pontus, p. 329
      10. Organizing Against Disease, p. 330
      11. The Automatic Thief Catcher, p. 331
      12. Bonus or Halo? A Poll of the Press, pp. 332-333
      13. The Crucifers by Lyman Abbott, p. 334
      14. "Habemus Pontificem!" by Gino C. Speranza, p. 335
      15. Panting After Pepys by Fullerton L. Waldo, pp. 336-337
      16. Destruction by Fire and Treaty, p. 338
      17. "Soaring from the Clinging Sod", p. 339
      18. Concerning Quarrels by P.T. Hopkins, p. 340
      19. Can Russia Come Back? by James P. Goodrich, pp. 341-343
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      21. Housekeeping Joys in Manila by Jane Grey Potter, pp. 346-347
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        The Head of the House of Coombe by Frances Hodgson Burnett
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        The Ministry by Charles Lewis Slattery
        Sundays in College Chapels Since the War by Francis Greenwood Peabody
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        A Parody Outline of History by Donald Ogden Stewart
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      27. By the Way, p. 358
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      2. The Threatened Coal Strike, p. 365
      3. The Immigration Question Always with Us, p. 365
      4. The Debts Owed to Us, p. 366
      5. Princess Mary's Wedding, p. 366
      6. Making Theaters Safe, p. 366
      7. If You Will Now Unite in Your Complaints And Force Them with a Constancy, p. 367
      8. Mr. Bryan Evolves a Hypothesis, p. 368
      9. American Arctic Exploration in the Early Days, p. 368
      10. Over Half a Century, p. 368
      11. The Destruction of the Roma, p. 369
      12. The Senate and the Treaties, pp. 370-371
      13. Intercollegiate Athletics, p. 372
      14. The Crucifers by Lyman Abbott, pp. 372-373
      15. Where Science and Adventure Meet, p. 374
      16. Snap-Shots from the Capital City, p. 375
      17. Richard Watson Gilder - Personal Memories by Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer, pp. 376-378
      18. Question by Ellen Frances Gilbert, p. 379
      19. Undangerous Ages by William I. Engle, p. 379
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      29. Third Prize: No Bludgeoning by Robert D. Morss, p. 394
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      2. Ship Subsidies, p. 407
      3. Something in a Name, p. 408
      4. Making Labor Unions Play Fair, p. 408
      5. Bate Me Some and I Will Pay You Some and As Most Debtors Do Promise You Infinitely, p. 409
      6. The Marvel of Radio, p. 410
      7. The Intercollegiate Glee Club Contest, p. 410
      8. Mr. Osborn vs. Mr. Bryan, p. 411
      9. England and Egypt, p. 411
      10. The Bat Theater of Moscow, p. 412
      11. The Affair of Senator Newberry, pp. 413-415
      12. Last Honors of the East and West, p. 416
      13. Children of the Metropolis, p. 417
      14. The Crucifers by Lyman Abbott, p. 418
      15. The Battle of the Bonus by D.M. Le Bourdais, p. 419
      16. Wanted: Fair Play and a Square Deal by Hanford MacNider, p. 420
      17. Bonus or No Bonus, Leave Us Our Honor by E.B. Sonner, p. 420
      18. Speak Up! by Charles K. Taylor, p. 421
      19. The Reward of Duty by Hugh M. Taylor, p. 422
      20. The Geat "Under-Weight" Delusion by Charles K. Taylor, pp. 423-424
      21. The Door by Louise Ayres Garnett, p. 425
      22. The Dean of the Diplomatic Corps by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 425-427
      23. From an Attic Window by Beverley Nichols, pp. 428-429
      24. Cheap Money by Whidden Graham, pp. 430-431
      25. Women Brickmakers in Czechoslovakia, p. 432
      26. [+]
        The Goncourt Prize by William H. Scheifley, p. 433 - 1 Review
        Batouala by Rene Maran
      27. [+]
        The New Books, p. 434 - 8 Reviews
        Conn of the Coral Seas by Beatrice Grimshaw
        The Everlasting Whisper by Jackson Gregory
        One by Sarah McConnell
        A Life of George Westinghouse by Henry G. Prout
        Fairy Bread by Laura Benet
        Modern British Poetry by Louis Untermeyer
        Self-Development: A Handbook for the Ambitious by H. Addington Bruce
        The Whistler Journal by Elizabeth Robins Pennell and Joseph Pennell
      28. Books Received, p. 434
      29. Contributors' Galler, p. 435
      30. More Contest Letters, p. 436
      31. National Shawnut Copy Thrills Contestant , pp. 437-442
      32. Maple Syrup , p. 443
      33. From an Owner of the Bell System , p. 443
      34. By the Way, p. 444
    12. [+]
      March 22, 1922 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. India and Islam, p. 449
      2. A Little War on the Rand, p. 449
      3. Ireland Simmering Down, p. 449
      4. The Lady and the Lords, p. 450
      5. Germany's International Police Bill, p. 450
      6. America Respectfully Decline, p. 450
      7. The Battle of the Bonus, p. 450
      8. Break Not Your Sleep for That, p. 451
      9. The New Head of Bryn Mawr, p. 452
      10. A Weaver of Plots, p. 452
      11. An Ancient Instrument for an Ancient Problem, p. 453
      12. The Debate on the Treaty, p. 453
      13. In the Workshop of God by Lyman Abbott, p. 454
      14. Ship Subsidies, p. 455
      15. The Crucifiers. IV---The Cowardly Politician by Lyman Abbott, p. 456
      16. Order at Stake in India by P.W. Wilson, p. 457
      17. Finishing Before It Begins by William C. Gregg, p. 458
      18. Ship Subsidies by Frederick H. Chase, pp. 459-460
      19. II. A Free Trader Will Surrender to Facts by George Haven Putnam, p. 461
      20. A Little Nonsense Now and Then, p. 462
      21. From Both Sides of the Pacific, p. 463
      22. A Domestic Relations Court by Richard B. Watrous, p. 464
      23. Fish as Guardians of Health by Samuel F. Hildebrand, pp. 465-466
      24. Uncle Ellis by Dorothy Canfield, p. 467
      25. Breaking the World's Worst Traffic Jam by Alfred E. Smith, pp. 468-471
      26. [+]
        After the War Jottings, p. 472 - 1 Review
        After the War by Charles a Court Repington
      27. [+]
        The New Books, p. 473 - 7 Reviews
        Black Gold by Albert Payson Terhune
        The Bridge by M.L.C. Pickthall
        The Man from the Wilds by Harold Bindloss
        Patchwork by Beverley Nichols
        The Life of Clara Barton by William E. Barton
        A Book of Remembrance by David Gregg and Frank Dilnot
        Tired Radicals, and Other Papers by Walter E. Weyl
      28. From Famine Fields by Martha Haskell Clark, p. 474
      29. The Traveled John Milton, p. 474
      30. Contributors' Gallery, p. 475
      31. Financial Department, pp. 476-482
      32. By the Way, p. 483
    13. [+]
      March 29, 1922 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. Hitting Below the Belt, p. 489
      2. The Explosive Growth of Radio, p. 489
      3. Long-Distance Doctoring, p. 490
      4. In Aid of Health and Hygiene, p. 490
      5. The Textile Strike in Rhode Island, p. 490
      6. More in Policy Than in Malice, p. 491
      7. A Correction of Denominatoinal Statistics, p. 492
      8. Another Van Dyck at the Metropolitan, p. 492
      9. The Preservation of Forests, pp. 492-493
      10. The Forestry Issue, p. 494
      11. Immigration and Citizenship, p. 494
      12. The Conviction of Gandhi, p. 494
      13. What the Russians Say, p. 495
      14. Partisanship and Treaty Making, p. 495
      15. Dramatic Decency, p. 496
      16. Keeping Faith in Naval Armament, p. 496
      17. "A Dark Industry", p. 496
      18. The Crucifiers by Lyman Abbott, p. 497
      19. Emotionalism in Control by William C. Gregg, p. 498
      20. A Music-Maker's Reward by Fullerton Waldo, pp. 499-500
      21. A "Height-Weight" Product by C.K. Taylor, p. 501
      22. Thoughts that Keep the Lion Awake Nights, p. 502
      23. Lucky the Capitol is Not a Broadcasting Station, p. 503
      24. Canadian Liberals Take the Help by D.M. Le Bourdais, p. 504
      25. Good Neighbors by Willard Wattles, p. 505
      26. The Battle-Line of the Coal Unions by William P. Helm, Jr., pp. 505-506
      27. What's the Matter With Farm Health? by Charles Moreau Harger, pp. 507-508
      28. Whenever I See a Gray Horse by E.V. Lucas, pp. 509-510
      29. Sure Foundations by L.H. Hammond, pp. 511-513
      30. [+]
        Four Novels of Quality by R.D. Townsend, p. 514 - 4 Reviews
        Mendoza and a Little Lady by William Caine
        Explorers of the Dawn by Mazo de la Roche
        The Prisoners of Hartling by John D. Beresford
        Vandemark's Folly by Herbert Quick
      31. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 515-517 - 4 Reviews
        The Glory That Was Greece by J.C. Stobart
        The Isle of Vanishing Men by William Fisher Alder
        Zionism and World Politics by Horace M. Kallen
        The Romance of Business by W. Cameron Forbes
      32. A Refuge for the Pronghorn, p. 518
      33. Habitat---Montana!, p. 518
      34. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 519-521
      35. Publisher's Notes, p. 522
      36. A Lawyer on the Mooney Case, pp. 522-523
      37. By the Way, p. 524
  2. [+]
    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1922 = 13 Issues, 419 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 5, 1922 Issue = 42 Articles
      1. Who Commands the Army?, p. 529
      2. Debts Reparations and Troops, p. 529
      3. Placating Turkey, p. 529
      4. Lawlessness in Ireland, p. 530
      5. The New Ambassador, p. 530
      6. The Unhomeric Homeric, p. 530
      7. You Mar Our Labor...You Do Assist the Storm, p. 531
      8. The Romance of the Feed-Back, p. 532
      9. "They Do Such Things on the Bowery", p. 532
      10. "De Biltmor Ain't Got Nut'n on Dis!", p. 533
      11. Buoy the Streets, pp. 533-534
      12. A Sculpturesque Painter, p. 535
      13. For Restraint in College Athletics, p. 535
      14. Not Allies but Friends, p. 536
      15. Uncle Sam's Coal Industry, p. 537
      16. The Bonus and the Disabled, p. 538
      17. The Crucifiers by Lyman Abbott, p. 539
      18. Monsters---Modern and Ancient, p. 540
      19. Communication---Ancient and Modern, p. 541
      20. Taking Stock of Veterans' Service by Haven Emerson, pp. 542-545
      21. What is an Englishman? by an American, pp. 546-547
      22. A Believer in Happiness by L.H. Hammond, pp. 548-550
      23. Was Captain Kidd a Pirate? by Joseph B. Gilder, pp. 551-553
      24. "Books in the Running Brooks", p. 554
      25. Wanted---Readers Who Can Read by Harold T. Pulsifer, p. 555
      26. [+]
        Biography Comes Into Its Own by Robert D. Townsend, pp. 555-557 - 2 Reviews
        My Memories of Eighty Years by Chauncey M. Depew
        My Boyhood by John Burroughs and Julian Burroughs
      27. [+]
        The New Books, p. 558 - 5 Reviews
        The Cornish Penny by Coulson T. Cade
        Guest the One-Eyed by Gunnar Gunnarsson
        The Purple Pearl by Anthony Pryde and R.K. Weeks
        Romance to the Rescue by Denis Mackail
        The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas
      28. [+]
        Music Painting and Other Arts A History of Architecture on the Comparative M..., p. 558 - 2 Reviews
        A History of Architecture on the Comparative Method by Banister Fletcher and Banister F. Fletcher
        The Spanish Royal Tapestries by Albert F. Calvert
      29. [+]
        History and Political Economy Historic Paris, by Jetta S. Wolff, p. 558 - 3 Reviews
        Historic Paris by Jetta S. Wolff
        Secrets of the Balkans by Charles J. Vopicka
        Greater Roumania by Charles Upson Clark
      30. [+]
        Poetry Sea Poems, by Cale Young Rice, p. 558 - 1 Review
        Sea Poems by Cale Young Rice
      31. [+]
        Travel and Description The Adventures of a Tropical Tramp, by Harry L..., p. 559 - 3 Reviews
        The Adventures of a Tropical Tramp by Harry L. Foster
        Beyond Shanghai by Harold Speakman
        Old Trails and New Borders by Edward A. Steiner
      32. [+]
        Science The Etiology and Pathology of Typhus, by S. Bu..., p. 559 - 1 Review
        The Etiology and Pathology of Typhus by S. Burt Wolbach, John L. Todd, and Francis W. Palfrey, ...
      33. [+]
        Miscellaneous The George Sand-Gustave Flaubert Letters, by A..., p. 560 - 2 Reviews
        The George Sand-Gustave Flaubert Letters by A.L. McKenzie, George Sand, and Gustave Flaubert, ...
        Dictionary of Classified Quotations by W. Gurney Benham
      34. Books Received, p. 560
      35. Classics Off the Beaten Track, pp. 561-562
      36. Obstacles to Citizenship, pp. 563-564
      37. Inaugurated as Citizens, p. 565
      38. The Debt of the Allied Powers to the United States, pp. 565-567
      39. The Miller's Cloak by Elsie Spicer Eells, p. 568
      40. "Girls Marked Down Cheap", p. 569
      41. By the Way, pp. 570-571
      42. Contributors' Gallrey, p. 572
    2. [+]
      April 12, 1922 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The Coal Strike is On, p. 579
      2. The Dismissals in the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, p. 579
      3. The Armament Conference Indorsed by the Senate, p. 580
      4. More Ways Than One to Scrap a Navy, p. 580
      5. O' My Word We'll Not Carry Coals, p. 581
      6. Free Seeds vs. the Army, p. 582
      7. Death of Charles I, p. 582
      8. Ireland: First Law and Order Then Political Harmony, p. 583
      9. England and France Declare Confidence in Their Premiers, p. 583
      10. Easter by Lyman Abbott, p. 584
      11. Edward Everett Hale, p. 584
      12. The Genius of Ireland, p. 585
      13. Bolshevist Russia, p. 586
      14. What the Forest Service Does, pp. 586-587
      15. A Music-Maker for the Movies by Fullerton Waldo, p. 588
      16. Spirituals: Gwine Up ter Heab'n; Ev'ywhars Dat Anybody Knows; Slow en Easy by Louise Ayres Garnett, p. 589
      17. Peace! What Noise? Music i' the Air, pp. 590-591
      18. A New Golden Age in Philadelphia by Sherman Rogers, pp. 592-594
      19. Colonel Shays by Dorothy Canfield, pp. 595-596
      20. The First Easter by Harry Lee, p. 597
      21. Will Total Disarmament Prevent War? by Captain L.M. Overstreet, U.S.N., pp. 597-599
      22. Side-Lights on Non-Partisan Politics by George S. Buck, p. 600
      23. The Radicalism of the Farmer by Hugh J. Hughes, pp. 601-603
      24. A Baby is a Baby the Whole World Round, p. 604
      25. [+]
        The Author of "If Winter Comes" by Henry C. Shelley, p. 605 - 3 Reviews
        The Happy Warrior by A.S.M. Hutchinson
        Once Aboard the Lugger by A.S.M. Hutchinson
        If Winter Comes by A.S.M. Hutchinson
      26. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 606-607 - 6 Reviews
        The Romantic Lady by Michael Arlen
        Torquil's Success by Muriel Hine
        The Way of Laughter by Harold Begbie
        Anthology of Magazine Verse for 1921 by William Stanley Braithwaite
        Asia at the Crossroads by Edward Alexander Powell
        The Modern City and Its Government by William Parr Capes
      27. The Forgotten Fireside by Marsh K. Powers, pp. 608-610
      28. Contributors' Gallery, p. 611
      29. Financial Department, pp. 612-618
      30. By the Way, p. 619
    3. [+]
      April 19, 1922 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. At Genoa, p. 627
      2. The Louvain Library, p. 628
      3. The Greek and Roman Churches, p. 628
      4. The Attempt to Scrap Our Navy, p. 628
      5. The Printing Bureau Dismissals, p. 628
      6. Men of Such Great Leading, p. 629
      7. Symptoms of a Government Disease, p. 630
      8. On Behalf of the Amateur Spirit, p. 630
      9. A Veteran Campaigner, p. 631
      10. The Radio and the North Pole, p. 631
      11. The Opportunity of the Coal Strike, p. 631
      12. Egypt, p. 632
      13. Memories Conveniently Short, p. 633
      14. Not So Red as They Are Painted, p. 633
      15. Where Negroes Are Still Owned by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 634-635
      16. The Prospect for Cheaper Coal by William P. Helm, Jr., pp. 636-637
      17. Knoll Papers: A Social Gospel by Lyman Abbott, pp. 638-639
      18. The Coal Strike---Defense and Offense, p. 640
      19. Defenders---Forgotten and Unforgotten, p. 641
      20. America's Boss-Ridden Athletics by Newton Fuessle, pp. 642-644
      21. You Can't Make a Man Work--- by Elmer T. Peterson, pp. 645-646
      22. A Fortune in Growing Apples? by E.K. Parkinson, pp. 647-648
      23. A Guest Speaks by Aline Kilmer, p. 649
      24. Gandhi in Jail by Myrtle Law and Gordon Law, pp. 649-651
      25. The Fair Name of a City by Fullerton Waldo, pp. 652-653
      26. Tin Cans Temples and Waterfalls of Kashmir, p. 654
      27. [+]
        The Later Mr. Yeats by Herbert S. Gorman, p. 655 - 1 Review
        Selected Poems by William Butler Yeats
      28. [+]
        The New Books, p. 656 - 6 Reviews
        The Great Prince Shan by E. Phillips Oppenheim
        Greensea Island by Victor Bridges
        The Wrong Mr. Right by Berta Buck
        Unfinished Rainbows, and Other Essays by George Wood Anderson
        Our Hawaii by Charmian Kittredge London
        Wild Bush Tribes of Tropical Africa by G. Cyril Claridge
      29. Contributors Gallery, p. 657
      30. Motors and the Midlands by J.C. Long, pp. 658-659
      31. Heresy Hunting, p. 660
      32. The First Advertisement that Ever Sold Me Advertising, pp. 660-666
      33. By the Way, p. 667
    4. [+]
      April 26, 1922 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. "Butcher and Bandit", p. 675
      2. Ex-President Wilson Writes of Tumulty and Reed, p. 675
      3. A Lesson in Home Rule, p. 676
      4. Minnesota Enters the Campaign, pp. 676-677
      5. A Businesslike Department, p. 678
      6. The Arkansas Spirit, p. 678
      7. Cyrus Northrop, p. 679
      8. A Veteran Teacher Honored, p. 679
      9. Know the Constitution, p. 680
      10. Seeds of International Friendship, p. 680
      11. The Ironies of Genoa, pp. 680-681
      12. The Railways, p. 682
      13. The Fight for the Navy, p. 682
      14. Not Peace But Justice, p. 683
      15. Let Us Lose Our Patience by Maria Moravsky, pp. 684-685
      16. Fanes of Faith and Patriotism, pp. 686-687
      17. Misunderstandings by William C. Gregg, pp. 688-689
      18. A Hundred Acres of Industrial Idleness by Herbert Atchinson Jump, p. 690
      19. Why Do They Strike? by Lee Welling Squier, pp. 691-692
      20. "The Island Where Time Has Stood Still" by Ralph S. Murray, pp. 693-695
      21. What Is the Matter With College Athletics? by T.W. Burckhalter, p. 696
      22. Professionalism in College Athletics by Dr. Archer E. Young, p. 697
      23. Muscle Shoals and Permanent Agriculture by W.H. Strowd, pp. 698-699
      24. "Hooligans" of the Seas, p. 700
      25. [+]
        Christ in Modern Thought by Lyman Abbott, p. 701 - 3 Reviews
        The Carpenter and His Kingdom by Alexander Irvine
        The Fundamentals of Christianity by Henry C. Vedder
        The Creative Christ by Edward S. Drown
      26. How Not to Approach an Editor with a Poem by Harold T. Pulsifer, p. 702
      27. Books Received, p. 703
      28. Contributors' Gallery, p. 704
      29. Publishers' Notes, p. 705
      30. Financial Department, pp. 706-714
    5. [+]
      May 3, 1922 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Publisher's Notes, pp. 2-4
      2. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 5-6
      3. Crises at Genoa, p. 7
      4. The Bolsheviki's Aim, p. 7
      5. The Proposed Ten-Year-Peace Treaty, p. 8
      6. Passing the Bonus Buck, p. 8
      7. Buying Office with Public Funds, p. 8
      8. The Riley Memorial, p. 8
      9. What News from Genoa?, p. 9
      10. Home Study in Sing Sing, p. 10
      11. A Correction, p. 10
      12. Lady Astor, pp. 10-11
      13. Incorporate the Labor Unions, p. 12
      14. Familiar Spirits, p. 13
      15. Paper Madness by William C. Gregg, pp. 14-15
      16. The Crime Wave and Law Enforcement by George S. Buck, pp. 16-17
      17. Floods that Serve and Destroy, p. 18
      18. Looking Down on Thirty Centuries, p. 19
      19. Russia's Fifty-Billion Bill, And the Story of America's Claim for "Indirect Damages" Fi... by Willis Fletcher Johnson, pp. 20-21
      20. A Yankee Mother in Israel by Dorothy Canfield, pp. 22-24
      21. Noon by John Hall Wheelock, p. 25
      22. Old Chinook Surprises the Parson by Pearse Pinch, p. 25
      23. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle by Vilhjalmur Stefansson, p. 26
      24. The Senator from Pennsylvania by Agnes Repplier, p. 27
      25. The Petty Soul by Faith Baldwin, p. 28
      26. Strikeless Fort Worth by Sherman Rogers, pp. 29-30
      27. Would They Destroy Labor Unions? by Ellis Searles, pp. 31-32
      28. Rich Dairymen? by Edward K. Parkinson, pp. 33-34
      29. The Modernity of Moliere by Brander Matthews, pp. 35-39
      30. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 40-41 - 7 Reviews
        An Ordeal of Honor by Anthony Pryde
        Tide Rips by James B. Connolly
        Yollop by George Barr McCutcheon
        The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri by Melville Best Anderson and Dante Alighieri
        Through the Russian Revolution by Albert Rhys Williams
        With the Russian Army, 1914-1917 by Alfred W.F. Knox
        Civilization in the United States by Harold E. Stearns
      31. Letting George Do It, pp. 42-46
      32. By the Way, pp. 47-48
    6. [+]
      May 10, 1922 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Inevitable at Genoa, p. 51
      2. Trouble Breeders in Ireland, p. 51
      3. Unchinafying China, p. 52
      4. Sun Yat-sen's Nutcracker, p. 52
      5. What Company Discover You Abroad?, p. 53
      6. Blow for Blow, p. 54
      7. An Inspiring Example, p. 54
      8. Bowdoin College, p. 54
      9. The War Postage on Second-Class Mail, p. 55
      10. Boss Croker, p. 55
      11. A Pledge to be Fulfilled, p. 56
      12. Joffre, p. 56
      13. On Trial for Treason, p. 57
      14. A Matter of Naval Morale and National Self-Respect, p. 58
      15. Ulysses S. Grant by Lyman Abbott, p. 58
      16. Five Men that Europe Watches by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 59-61
      17. The Tragedy of Industrial War, p. 62
      18. Expositions East and West, p. 63
      19. Mother Thoughts by Martha M.F. Hubbell, p. 64
      20. Fitting Soldiers to Farms in Canada by D.M. Le Bourdais, pp. 64-66
      21. The Child, the Scales, and the Tape-Measure by Mrs. Ernest R. Grant, p. 67
      22. II. More Enlightenment Wanted by C.K. Taylor, p. 68
      23. The Gospel According to China, pp. 69-71
      24. A New York Banker Finds Relaxation in Sketching Surreptitiously the Unsuspecting Commuters, pp. 72-73
      25. [+]
        A Group of Some Novelists by R.D. Townsend, pp. 74-75 - 5 Reviews
        The Forsyte Saga by John Galsworthy
        The Outcast by Selma Lagerlof
        Silver Cross by Mary Johnston
        The House of Rimmon by Mary S. Watts
        Humbug by E.M. Delafield
      26. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 76-77 - 2 Reviews
        Manon Phlipon Roland: Early Years by Evangeline Wilbour Blashfield
        Elizabeth Cady Stanton by Theodore Stanton, Harriot Stanton Blatch, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, ...
      27. Financial Department, pp. 78-85
      28. By the Way, pp. 86-87
      29. Edward Everett Hale Elicits an Anecdote of George Washington, p. 88
    7. [+]
      May 17, 1922 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Personal Liberty? Yes---But the Saloon? Never, p. 91
      2. Some Grains of Salt for the Wet Argument, p. 91
      3. Snook's Corners Sets an Example, p. 92
      4. A Federal Hunting License, p. 92
      5. The Mountain Whites, p. 92
      6. Use Careful Watch Choose Trusty Sentinels, p. 93
      7. A Notable American, p. 94
      8. Henry P. Davison, p. 94
      9. The World's Greatest Suspension Bridge, p. 95
      10. The Turn of the Balance at Genoa, p. 95
      11. Wu Wins, p. 96
      12. Mr. Beveridge's Victory, p. 96
      13. Industrial Peace or Industrial Justice?, p. 97
      14. Reading for Workers, p. 98
      15. The Dangers and Difficulties of Genoa by William C. Gregg, p. 99
      16. II. A Bomb Under the Bridge by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 100-101
      17. Seattle Elects a Mayor by William Chaplin Collins, p. 102
      18. Knoll Papers: An Age of Service by Lyman Abbott, p. 103
      19. In the Field of American Art, pp. 104-105
      20. Behind the Silver Button, p. 106
      21. The Logger and the Efficiency Expert by Sherman Rogers, pp. 107-108
      22. Behind the Levees by Frederick W. Jones, pp. 109-111
      23. Sick Days by Herbert S. Gorman, p. 112
      24. Climbing the Business Ladder by Kate Douglas Wiggin, p. 112
      25. Palimpsest by Bernice Lesbia Kenyon, p. 113
      26. The Greenhorn Within Our Gates by Natalie de Bogory, pp. 114-115
      27. Israel---A Wanderer in the Desert and a Stranger at Home, p. 116
      28. [+]
        Padraic Colum, Poet and Playwright by Lloyd R. Morris, p. 117 - 1 Review
        An Anthology of Irish Verse by Padraic Colum
      29. [+]
        The New Books, p. 118 - 3 Reviews
        Income in the United States by Wesley C. Mitchell, Willford I. King, and Frederick R. Macaulay, ...
        In His Image by William Jennings Bryan
        Rabboni by Anthony C. Deane
      30. Books Received, p. 119
      31. The Mail Bag, p. 120
      32. Contributors' Gallery, p. 120
      33. Agriculture and the Period of Reconstruction, pp. 121-126
      34. By the Way, pp. 127-128
    8. [+]
      May 24, 1922 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Financial Department, pp. 130-136
      2. Moving from Genoa to The Hague, p. 137
      3. America's Delination, p. 137
      4. A Black Book, p. 137
      5. For a National Coal Inquiry, p. 138
      6. The Child Labor Law Invalid, p. 138
      7. A Business Thermometer, p. 138
      8. Why All These Gliding Ghosts?, p. 139
      9. An Unwise Nomination, p. 140
      10. The Unforgetable, p. 140
      11. The Navy as a Business Investment, p. 140
      12. Heroic Memories, p. 141
      13. Unemploymnet, p. 142
      14. Beauty and the Railways, p. 143
      15. Chicago Aroused, p. 144
      16. The Hub of Europe by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 144-145
      17. Blindman by Leslie Nelson Jennings, p. 146
      18. Labor Leaders Indicted for Conspiracy to Murder by George C. Sikes, p. 146
      19. Beyond the Boulevards by Frank A. Waugh, pp. 147-148
      20. Human Nature in Deep Water by Elon Jessup, pp. 149-150
      21. Goucester---Offshore by Harold T. Pulsifer, pp. 151-152
      22. America from Coast to Coast, pp. 153-160
      23. New Pelerins d'Angkor by Louis V. Ledoux, pp. 161-164
      24. The Undergraduate Surveys Himself by John W. Scott, Jr., p. 165
      25. Second Prize: A Lopsided Development of Intercollegiate Athletics by "Eccentric", p. 166
      26. Third Prize: Keeping Athletics in Their Proper Place by John J. Elson, p. 166
      27. Wild Life on a Wild Island by Archibald Rutledge, pp. 167-170
      28. [+]
        The Roots of Progress by Lyman Abbott, p. 171 - 1 Review
        The Mind in the Making by James Harvey Robinson
      29. [+]
        The New Books, p. 172 - 5 Reviews
        Children of the Market Place by Edgar Lee Masters
        The Legend of Ulenspiegel and Lamme Goedzak by Charles de Coster
        The Dingbat of Arcady by Marguerite Wilkinson
        Rivers and Their Mysteries by A. Hyatt Verrill
        Student's History of the Hebrews by Laura A. Knott
      30. Books Received, pp. 172-173
      31. Are You Seeing America First? by Marguerite A. Salomon, pp. 174-183
      32. By the Way, p. 184
    9. [+]
      May 31, 1922 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Genoa Conference Ends, p. 193
      2. Turkish Atrocities, p. 193
      3. The Coal Labor War, p. 193
      4. Regulating the Investments of Insurance Companies, p. 194
      5. Organized Business Goes to School, p. 194
      6. You Cannot Make Gross Sins Look Clear, p. 195
      7. The Shoe Machinery Case and the Code of Industry, p. 196
      8. Patent Rights and Monopolies Contrary to the Constitution, p. 196
      9. A Commendable Junket, p. 197
      10. A Beautiful Monster, p. 197
      11. First Pure Then Purified, p. 197
      12. Gifford Pinchot, p. 198
      13. Is There No Protection?, p. 199
      14. Paintings and People, p. 199
      15. A City Street by Harry Lee, p. 200
      16. A Pilgrim in the Anthracite Region by Harry Hibschman, LL.D., pp. 200-201
      17. "As it Fell Upon a Day in the Merry Month of May", pp. 202-203
      18. Ten-Hour Days for Plants by Lewis Edwin Theiss, pp. 204-205
      19. Intercollegiate Athletics: The Undergradate Takes a Hand in the Discussion by Cadet Duerot, p. 206
      20. A Simple and Effective System by W.W. Bainbridge, Jr., p. 206
      21. Give College Girls a Show by Ann Coe, p. 207
      22. The Old Pearl Necklace by Mary Valentine Stanley, pp. 207-208
      23. Mississippi's Great Fight for Honor and Prosperity by Frederick W. Jones, pp. 209-210
      24. Clean Milk for the Metropolis by Sherman Rogers, pp. 211-215
      25. [+]
        American Portraits by Lyman Abbott, p. 216 - 1 Review
        American Portraits, 1875-1900 by Gamaliel Bradford
      26. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 216-217 - 8 Reviews
        The Heritage of the Hills by Arthur Preston Hankins
        The Moon Rock by Arthur J. Rees
        Uncle Bijah's Ghost by Jennette Lee
        Canada at the Cross-Roads by Agnes C. Laut
        The Mexican Mind by Wallace Thompson
        Dictionary of English Phrases by Albert M. Hyamson
        The Haunts of Life by J. Arthur Thomson
        The Cowboy by Philip Ashton Rollins
      27. Radio's Magic Wand, pp. 218-229
      28. By the Way, pp. 230-232
    10. [+]
      June 7, 1922 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. The Mail Bag, pp. 234-237
      2. Contributors' Gallery, p. 238
      3. The Anonymous Banker, p. 238
      4. Self-Controlled Strikers, p. 239
      5. Co-operation in and After the Strike, p. 239
      6. Acquitted of Treason, p. 239
      7. No Government by Private Interests, p. 240
      8. "The Last of the Good Bandits", p. 240
      9. Big Pay or Steady Work?, p. 241
      10. The Oratorio Society of New York, p. 241
      11. A New Oratorio Conductor, p. 242
      12. The Iroquois and the Hague Tribunal, p. 243
      13. The New Situation in Ireland, p. 243
      14. An International Magna Charta Day, p. 243
      15. The Genoa Conference Through Lloyd George's Eyes, p. 244
      16. Genoa Through American Eyes, p. 244
      17. The Doom of the Twelve-Hour Day, p. 245
      18. The Case of Attorney-General Daugherty, p. 246
      19. Awards of Merit, p. 247
      20. The Great "Under-Weight" Delusion by L. Emmett Holt, p. 248
      21. II. Those Standard Tables by Angelo Patri, p. 249
      22. Knoll Papers: The Great Companion by Lyman Abbott, p. 249
      23. Great-Uncle Joe by Marjorie Austin, p. 250
      24. 'Tis Politicly Done!, p. 251
      25. Sports and Pageants at Home and Abroad, pp. 252-253
      26. Intercollegiate Athletics. Sharp Comments by Undergraduates by Donald Twalm, p. 254
      27. The Cheat Who Got By by Martin K. James, p. 254
      28. A Programme for Abolishing the Professional Spirit by Alfred G. Wheeler, p. 254
      29. Disillusioned, But--- by D.B.R., p. 255
      30. Immigration and Naturalization by James J. Davis, pp. 256-259
      31. And Now the Flapper Teacher by Angela M. Keyes, pp. 260-261
      32. Eggs that Keep Without Blowing, p. 262
      33. [+]
        New Novels and Clever Tales, p. 263 - 5 Reviews
        The Abbe Pierre by Jay William Hudson
        The Secret Places of the Heart by H.G. Wells
        Intrusion by Beatrice Kean Seymour
        Lilia Chenoworth by Lee Wilson Dodd
        Gentle Julia by Booth Tarkington
      34. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 264-270 - 6 Reviews
        Mexico on the Verge by E.J. Dillon
        Trading with Mexico by Wallace Thompson
        Mexico and Its Reconstruction by Chester Lloyd Jones
        The Twenty-One Demands: Japan Versus China by G. Zay Wood
        The Chino-Japanese Treaties of May 25, 1915 by G. Zay Wood
        China, the United States and the Anglo-Japanese Alliance by G. Zay Wood
      35. Gasoline Cars on Rails, pp. 271-272
      36. Killing Off the Killers by Paul A. Westerberg, pp. 273-276
      37. Portrait of a Tenderfoot, p. 277
      38. By the Way, pp. 278-280
    11. [+]
      June 14, 1922 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Mail Bag, pp. 280-282
      2. The Progressive Spirit in Japan, p. 283
      3. Bottomley Passes, p. 283
      4. Ireland's Quarrels, p. 284
      5. Belgium and America: An Intellectual Exchange, p. 284
      6. How Much of an Ass is the Law?, p. 285
      7. Labor Unions Not Exempt from the Sherman Law, p. 285
      8. The "Prosperity Special", p. 286
      9. North Carolina Speeds a Good Cause---and the Clock, p. 286
      10. Marion Harland, p. 286
      11. Pundita Ramabai, p. 287
      12. What is Summer Reading?, p. 287
      13. The True Reactionaries, p. 288
      14. President Eliot on Bolshevist Russia, p. 288
      15. The Indifferent Children of the Earth, p. 289
      16. The Cost of Campaigning, p. 290
      17. "The Question of the Pacific" by Henry L. Sweinhart, p. 291
      18. A Social Gospel---Two Views, p. 292
      19. The Voice of France by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 293-294
      20. The Shrine of a Great Spirit, p. 295
      21. The Amenities of Schoolmastering by Howard Bement, pp. 296-298
      22. Glass Bottles and Common Sense by Sherman Rogers, pp. 299-300
      23. A Great Scenic Highway by Henry Hoyt Moore, pp. 301-304
      24. Air Forces and British Empire Defense by Major-General Sir George Aston, K.C.B., p. 305
      25. Order or Disorder by Guglielmo Ferrero, pp. 306-307
      26. Washington at War Over Civil Service by Newton Fuessle, pp. 308-310
      27. Poems by Elinor Wylie, p. 311
      28. [+]
        American Novelists and an American Critic by Lloyd R. Morris, pp. 312-313 - 1 Review
        Contemporary American Novelists: 1900-1920 by Carl Van Doren
      29. [+]
        The New Books, p. 314 - 4 Reviews
        Unnoticed London by Elizabeth Montizambert
        Wild Folk by Samuel Scoville, Jr.
        The Conquest of Fear by Basil King
        The Principles of Interior Decoration by Bernard C. Jakway
      30. Contributors' Gallery, p. 315
      31. Financial Department, pp. 316-322
      32. By the Way, pp. 323-324
    12. [+]
      June 21, 1922 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The Mail Bag, p. 326
      2. The Widower by Victor Starbuck, p. 327
      3. The Restless Dead by Roselle Mercier Montgomery, p. 327
      4. Publisher's Notes, pp. 327-328
      5. An Admiral-Premier with Anti-Militaristic Policies, p. 329
      6. Adamant---French and American Style, p. 329
      7. Turkish Atrocities, p. 330
      8. New Threats of Railway Strikes, p. 330
      9. What Do We Know of Henry Ford's Great-Grandson?, p. 330
      10. Bubbles in a Late Disturbed Stream, p. 331
      11. Still Looking for that Imaginary Rabbit, p. 332
      12. Justice for Periodicals, p. 332
      13. A New Record for Climbing, p. 333
      14. Come One Come All, p. 333
      15. Guard the Entrance but Leave the Exit Open, p. 333
      16. Why the President is Watched, p. 334
      17. The Bad Old Days, p. 334
      18. Russia at Genoa by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 335-336
      19. Knoll Papers: To a Mother by Lyman Abbott, p. 337
      20. Steeds of the Earth and Air, pp. 338-339
      21. These "Modern Schools" by Hubert V. Coryell, pp. 340-341
      22. Variations of Athletic Types by R. Tait McKenzie, M.D., pp. 342-343
      23. Clear the Channels by Edward A. Filene, p. 344
      24. How Birds May Save a Billion Dollars' Worth of Foodstuffs a Year by Robert H. Moulton, pp. 345-347
      25. The Romance of It by W.B. Maxwell, pp. 348-349
      26. The Mountain-Born Democracy of Switzerland, p. 350
      27. [+]
        A Few More Novels, p. 351 - 5 Reviews
        The Vehement Flame by Margaret Deland
        Adrienne Toner by Anne Douglas Sedgwick
        The Fair Rewards by Thomas Beer
        Chanting Wheels by Hubbard Hutchinson
        The Bright Messenger by Algernon Blackwood
      28. [+]
        The New Books, p. 352 - 7 Reviews
        The Fall of Mary Stuart by Frank A. Mumby
        Daniel H. Burnham: Architect, Planner of Cities by Charles Moore
        The First Million the Hardest by A.B. Farquhar and Samuel Crowther
        Ole Marster and Other Verses by Benjamin B. Valentine
        Songs of the Cowboys by N. Howard "Jack" Thorp
        Songs of the Trail by Henry Herbert Knibbs
        Youngsters: Collected Poems of Childhood by Burges Johnson
      29. The Great American Desert, pp. 353-354
      30. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 355-358
      31. By the Way, pp. 359-360
    13. [+]
      June 28, 1922 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. When is a Law Not a Law?, p. 363
      2. The Meaning of Brookhart, p. 363
      3. Radio Legislation, p. 363
      4. Cuba's Troubles, p. 364
      5. Lenine's Withdrawal: What Will Follow?, p. 364
      6. Slow as the Elephant, p. 365
      7. Teachable Japan, p. 366
      8. Moving Toward an Irish Free State, p. 366
      9. The Irish Constitution, p. 366
      10. The Royal Wedding at Belgrade, p. 367
      11. Two Veteran College Alumni, p. 367
      12. The Attack of Senator La Follette on the Supreme Court, p. 368
      13. The Unity of the Spirit by Lyman Abbott, p. 369
      14. We Forget the Elements, p. 370
      15. A Private Dispute and a Public Calamity by William P. Helm, Jr., pp. 370-371
      16. Voyages of Discovery and Friendship, p. 372
      17. On Revolutionary Battle-Grounds, p. 373
      18. David Lloyd George by Elbert Francis Baldwin, p. 374
      19. The Educational Movement Among American Workers by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 375-377
      20. The Girl and Her Muscle by Charles K. Taylor, pp. 378-379
      21. The Duel by Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer, p. 380
      22. The Function of the Church in Modern Life by Rabbi Samuel Schulman, D.D., pp. 380-381
      23. A Merchant Who is Losing $50,000,000 a Year by Newton Fuessle, pp. 382-385
      24. By Book or by Crook? by Esther Johnston, p. 386
      25. [+]
        The New Books, p. 387 - 9 Reviews
        Best Laid Schemes by Meredith Nicholson
        The Kingfisher by Phyllis Bottome
        Lady Bountiful by G.A. Birmingham
        Linda Lee, Incorporated by Louis Joseph Vance
        Pirates' Hope by Francis Lynde
        Sundry Accounts by Irvin S. Cobb
        Frank of Freedom Hill by Samuel A. Derieux
        The Tony Sarg Marionette Book by Frederick John McIsaac and Anne Stoddard
        The Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics by James Hastings, J.A. Selbie, and L.H. Gray
      26. Contributors' Gallery, p. 387
      27. By the Way, pp. 388-389
      28. Financial Department, pp. 390-394
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1922 = 13 Issues, 392 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 5, 1922 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. The Assassin of Rathenau Strikes Germany, p. 399
      2. Field Marshal Wilson Assassinated, p. 399
      3. Dr. Wu and Dr. Sun, p. 400
      4. The Federation of Labor and the Constitution, p. 400
      5. The Mine Massacre, p. 400
      6. You Do Not Doubt My Faith Sir?, p. 401
      7. Governor Small Acquitted, p. 402
      8. The Defeat of the Fundamentalists, p. 403
      9. Another Round Table Session, p. 403
      10. Academic Honors, p. 403
      11. Harvard Honors a Fighter for Righteousness, p. 404
      12. Walter Hagen: Golfis Doctor Summa Cum Laude, p. 404
      13. Blue Water and Blue Laurels, p. 405
      14. American Opinion Disturbed Over the Tariff Bill, p. 405
      15. File Them Off, p. 406
      16. Exclusion from College, pp. 406-407
      17. What Italy Thinks by Carlo Beuf, p. 408
      18. The Bolshevist Game of Oil; or, How to Keep Yourself Going by Elbert Francis Baldwin, p. 409
      19. In the Field of Science, pp. 410-411
      20. See Germany Last by Joseph Danziger, pp. 412-413
      21. Getting Lost in the Woods by Elon Jessup, pp. 414-416
      22. Radio and the Navigator by Lieutenant Clifford Albion Tinker, pp. 417-419
      23. Character Types of Children: A New Analysis by Charles K. Taylor, pp. 420-422
      24. Message for a Sick Friend by Hilda Conkling, p. 423
      25. A Garden Without Lineage by E.K. Parkinson, p. 423
      26. "Herbs and Other Country Messes", p. 424
      27. "From Toil He Wins His Spirits Light", p. 425
      28. This Predigesting Business by Frances Duncan, p. 426
      29. [+]
        Romance and Reality in Indian Life, p. 427 - 1 Review
        American Indian Life by Elsie Clews Parsons
      30. [+]
        The New Books, p. 428 - 6 Reviews
        The Life of Donald G. Mitchell, Ik Marvel by Waldo H. Dunn
        The Outline of Science by Thomson J. Arthur
        The Veil, and Other Poems by Walter de la Mare
        The Red House Mystery by A.A. Milne
        The Oppidan by Shane Leslie
        The Truth About Vignolles by Albert Kinross
      31. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 428-429
      32. The Associational Idea in Business by S. Wilbur Corman, pp. 430-432
      33. The Rising Generation and The Outlook, p. 433
      34. By the Way, pp. 434-436
    2. [+]
      July 12, 1922 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Contributors' Gallery, p. 438
      2. The Coal Conference, p. 439
      3. Reducing a Law to Absurdity, p. 439
      4. A Crusader Departs, p. 439
      5. A Calvinist Honored by Jews, p. 440
      6. Finger-Prints in Art, p. 440
      7. Now All Labor Mars What it Does, p. 441
      8. A Prince-Scientist, p. 442
      9. The Observations of a Correspondent in the Far East, p. 442
      10. Another Republican Defeated---by a Republican, p. 443
      11. Idealism and the Political Machine, p. 443
      12. The Threatened Railway Strike, p. 444
      13. The Victory of the Irish Free State, p. 445
      14. A New Masterpiece for America, p. 446
      15. Union in the Land of Disunion by Frank T. Cartwright, p. 447
      16. The British Middle-East Mandates by Major-General Sir George Aston, K.C.B., p. 448
      17. The Last Fire by Herbert S. Gorman, p. 449
      18. Wednesdays by Annie B. Kerr, pp. 449-450
      19. Some of the Good and the Bad in Gandhiism by R.A. Hume, p. 451
      20. The Midsummer Flower Pageant by Edward K. Parkinson, p. 452
      21. Our Seacoast National Park by Henry Hoyt Moore, pp. 453-456
      22. Cheating the Park Bench by Arthur Chapman, pp. 457-458
      23. Banker-Farmer Co-operation by Maurice A. Hawn, p. 459
      24. A Right Sheriff by Lucy Furman, pp. 460-463
      25. [+]
        The "Grand Perhaps" by Lyman Abbott, p. 464 - 2 Reviews
        A Faith That Enquires by Henry Jones
        A Student's Philosophy of Religion by William Kelley Wright
      26. [+]
        The New Books, p. 465 - 11 Reviews
        All the Way by Water by Elisabeth Stancy Payne
        Broken Stowage by David W. Bone
        Copper Streak Trail by Eugene Manlove Rhodes
        The Covered Wagon by Emerson Hough
        Da Silva's Widow, and Other Stories by Mary St. Leger Kingsley Harrison
        The Love-Story of Aliette Brunton by Gilbert Frankau
        The Wandering Jew by E.T. Thurston
        The Winter Bell by Henry M. Rideout
        Cannibal-Land by Martin Johnson
        The Naturalist in La Plata by W.H. Hudson
        Old Park Street and Its Vicinity by Robert Means Lawrence
      27. Books Received, p. 465
      28. The Week-End Wild Man by J.C. Long, p. 466
      29. The Mouthful by Elsie Spicer Eells, p. 467
      30. Financial Department, pp. 468-470
      31. By the Way, pp. 471-472
    3. [+]
      July 19, 1922 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. A War Averted, p. 475
      2. The Irish Govern Ireland, p. 475
      3. Sounding by Sound, p. 475
      4. Educators in Council, p. 476
      5. The Legion and the Bonus, p. 476
      6. The Business We Have Talked Of, p. 477
      7. With Rackets and Oars, p. 478
      8. Good Business in Government, p. 478
      9. The Futile Violence of Railway Strikers, p. 479
      10. A Reasonable Wage Settlement, p. 479
      11. The Official Statement, p. 479
      12. The President's Plan for Ending the Coal Strike, p. 480
      13. The Small College, p. 480
      14. The Fight of a Clean Sportsman, p. 481
      15. Music and Politics, p. 481
      16. "At War Over Civil Service", pp. 482-484
      17. Those Wicked Chinamen by Maria Moravsky, p. 485
      18. Old Wars and Modern Ways, p. 486
      19. Brazil's Birthday Party, p. 487
      20. The Right to Work by Kingsley Moses, pp. 488-490
      21. For Maister Geoffrey Chaucer by Robert Hillyer, p. 491
      22. Why Germany Fails to Pay by Joseph Danziger, pp. 491-494
      23. Alabama Goes Fishing by Garrard Harris, pp. 495-497
      24. A Page of Domestic Affairs, p. 498
      25. [+]
        Lives Unalike by R.D. Townsend, p. 499 - 2 Reviews
        The Letters of Paul Gauguin to Georges Daniel de Monfreid by Paul Gauguin
        Pages from the Past by John Ayscough
      26. [+]
        The New Books, p. 499 - 8 Reviews
        The Days that Are No More by Pauline C.M.W.S. von Szlavnicza Metternich-Winneburg
        Lenin by Mark A. Landau
        Life and Letters of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, 1841-1896 by Oscar Douglas Skelton and Wilfrid Laurier
        My American Diary by Clare Sheridan
        Industrial and Commercial South America by Annie S. Peck
        The Manchester Guardian by William Haslam Mills
        The House-Owners Book by Allen L. Churchill and Leonard Wickenden
        In the Clutch of Circumstance by a Burglar
      27. Books Received, pp. 500-503
      28. By the Way, p. 504
    4. [+]
      July 26, 1922 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Abnormalcy, p. 507
      2. Russian Relief, p. 507
      3. The Apparent Fiasco at The Hague, p. 507
      4. The Two Strikes, p. 508
      5. Solvency---the Country's First Line of Defense, p. 508
      6. In Such Business Action is Eloquence, p. 509
      7. The Door of the Treasury, p. 510
      8. Chemical Weapons of Peace and War, p. 510
      9. Giving Our Weapons Away, p. 511
      10. The Need for New Patent Laws, p. 511
      11. Hydrography from the Air, p. 511
      12. A Victory Unexpected But Deserved, p. 512
      13. Why Not "Limitations of Legislation"?, p. 512
      14. The Anti-Saloon League of America, p. 513
      15. German Papers Please Copy, p. 513
      16. A Fight to the Finish in the Coal Industry by William P. Helm, Jr., p. 514
      17. Walther Rathenau by Elbert Francis Baldwin, p. 515
      18. Are We Going Hungry? by Hugh J. Hughes, pp. 516-517
      19. Mastering the Mississippi by Henry L. Sweinhart, pp. 518-519
      20. Honors from Oxford, p. 520
      21. Independence and Infamy, p. 521
      22. The Ancients Pay Tribute by Clifford Albion Tinker, pp. 522-524
      23. Nocturne by Bernice Lesbia Kenyon, p. 525
      24. Death by Law by Harry L. Davis, Governor of Ohio, pp. 525-528
      25. Gold is Dead by Guglielmo Ferrero, pp. 529-531
      26. In Korea's Wonderland, p. 532
      27. [+]
        Byron and Shelley by John Erskine, p. 533 - 1 Review
        Lord Byron's Correspondence by John Murray and Lord Byron
      28. [+]
        The New Books, p. 534 - 7 Reviews
        The House of Mohun by George Gibbs
        The Secret Adversary by Agatha Christie
        The Early Italian Painters by Mrs. C.R. Peers
        The Laurentians by T. Morris Longstreth
        The Pleasures of Ignorance by Robert Lynd
        Variations by James Huneker
        Random Memories by Ernest Wadsworth Longfellow
      29. Contributors' Gallery, p. 535
      30. Financial Department, pp. 536-540
      31. Mary McGindry by Harry Lee, p. 541
      32. From the Mail Bag, p. 541
      33. By the Way, pp. 542-544
    5. [+]
      August 2, 1922 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Sod Houses in Dakota by Phebe West, pp. 546-547
      2. Publishers' Notes, pp. 548-550
      3. Something Cheap, p. 551
      4. Muscle Shoals, p. 551
      5. Congress and the Tariff, p. 551
      6. Howell Comes; Culbertson Goes, p. 552
      7. The Twin Strikes, p. 552
      8. The Dole of Blows, p. 553
      9. Photographing a Million Universes, p. 554
      10. A National Emergency, p. 554
      11. An Editor and His Profession, p. 555
      12. The Legion and the Disabled Veteran, pp. 556-557
      13. German Democracy in Danger by Elbert Francis Baldwin, p. 558
      14. Further Martial Adventures of Henry and Me by H.J. Haskell, p. 559
      15. William Allen White States His Own Case, p. 560
      16. Irish Portraits by Niall Ronan, p. 561
      17. Uncle Sam and His Northern Neighbor by P.W. Wilson, pp. 562-563
      18. Settlement by Discussion, p. 564
      19. Argument by Force, p. 565
      20. The Modern Lumberjack by Robert H. Moulton, pp. 566-567
      21. The God in the Machine by Elsie Singmaster, pp. 568-570
      22. The Sea and Its Prey by Helen H. Hoffman, pp. 571-573
      23. Trumpets at Jericho by Leslie Nelson Jennings, p. 574
      24. Men Who Make Money by William P. Helm, Jr., pp. 574-575
      25. Desert Lands and Deserted Homse, p. 576
      26. [+]
        In Terms of American Life by Frederick M. Davenport, p. 577 - 1 Review
        The Revolt Against Civilization by Lothrop Stoddard
      27. Books Received, pp. 578-579
      28. The Mail Bag, pp. 580-583
      29. By the Way, p. 584
    6. [+]
      August 9, 1922 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 585-586
      2. Entr'acte, p. 587
      3. The President's Letter on the Strikes, p. 587
      4. The Irish Civil War, p. 588
      5. Explaining The Hague, p. 588
      6. The Status of the Ship Subsidy Bill, p. 588
      7. Fetch Us in Fuel, p. 589
      8. Public Office and Private Sacrifice, p. 590
      9. A Light-Bearing Memorial, p. 590
      10. Cutting Down Army Officers, p. 590
      11. A Successful Massacre, p. 591
      12. An Urban View of Rural Ideals, p. 591
      13. Emergency Control of Coal by William P. Helm, Jr., pp. 592-593
      14. From a Miner's Point of View by Francis Pridemore, p. 594
      15. Another Point of View in the Mining Region by A.S. Rachal, p. 595
      16. Anniversaries of Science, p. 596
      17. Birthdays of Highways and Parks, p. 597
      18. Canvas and Culture by Edna Erle Wilson, pp. 598-599
      19. Closing in on Commerical Bribery by William R. Scott, p. 600
      20. Teach Your Child a Trade by James J. Davis, Secretary of Labor, pp. 601-602
      21. August in the Garden by E.K. Parkinson, p. 603
      22. Farming, Three Fathoms Deep by Lewis Edwin Theiss, pp. 604-606
      23. A Retrospect by Marion Couthouy Smith, p. 607
      24. More About the Moron by Barron C. Watson, p. 607
      25. [+]
        George Kennan's Biography of E.H. Harriman by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 608-609 - 1 Review
        E.H. Harriman: Railroad Czar by George Kennan
      26. [+]
        The New Books, p. 610 - 4 Reviews
        Esther and Berenice by John Masefield
        If by Lord Dunsany
        Great American Issues by John Hays Hammond and Jeremiah W. Jenks
        The Secret Way by Zona Gale
      27. Books Received, pp. 610-611
      28. Financial Department, pp. 612-615
      29. By the Way, p. 616
    7. [+]
      August 16, 1922 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Contributors' Gallrey, p. 620
      2. Cancellation of War Debts, p. 621
      3. The Arguments for Cancellation, p. 621
      4. The Arguments Against Cancellation, p. 621
      5. Senator Borah's View, p. 621
      6. A Summary of Opinion, p. 622
      7. The Illinois Constitutional Convention, p. 622
      8. How Dost Thou Understand the Scripture?, p. 623
      9. Rebuff for Ex-President Wilson, p. 624
      10. Umpires and Morals, p. 624
      11. The Coal Strike Continued, p. 625
      12. The Romance of the Tennessee Mountains, p. 626
      13. Visible Sound Waves, p. 626
      14. The Railway Strike, p. 627
      15. The Inventor of the Telephone, p. 628
      16. Seniority and the Railway Strike, pp. 629-631
      17. An American Monument to Engineering Skill, p. 632
      18. A European Monument to Patriotic Sacrifice, p. 633
      19. Statesmanship Run Wild by Clifford Albion Tinker, pp. 634-636
      20. Somewhere Else for a Dollar a Day by J.C. Long, p. 637
      21. Lese-majeste by Herbert S. Gorman, p. 638
      22. Experiences of a Pinchot Watcher at the Polls by Imogen B. Oakley, pp. 638-639
      23. Pulling Main Street Out of the Mud by Newton Fuessle, pp. 640-643
      24. Forty Acres in One, p. 644
      25. What Books Do Boys Recommend to Each Other? by Hubert V. Coryell, p. 645
      26. Books Received, pp. 646-647
      27. From the Mail Bag, pp. 648-650
      28. By the Way, pp. 651-652
    8. [+]
      August 23, 1922 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Northcliffe: Journalist and Political Leader, p. 655
      2. Northcliffe's Leadership in War, p. 655
      3. Northcliffe's Public Services, p. 656
      4. A Friend of Irish Peace, p. 656
      5. Irish Irregulars in Ireland and America, p. 656
      6. Accord in the East Discord in Europe, p. 656
      7. Cuba, p. 656
      8. Treason and Murder Ever Kept Together, p. 657
      9. Some Constructive Work by the Shipping Board, p. 658
      10. Lawless and Inhuman, p. 658
      11. Music in a Democracy, p. 659
      12. A Check in the Progressive Drive, p. 659
      13. The Coal and Railway Crisis, p. 659
      14. Neither Free Trade Nor Chinese Wall, p. 660
      15. English and American Novels, p. 661
      16. Shall the Government Seize the Railways and Coal Mines?, pp. 662-664
      17. Serving the Nation with Coal by Henry L. Sweinhart, pp. 665-666
      18. The Italian Muss by Elbert Francis Baldwin, p. 667
      19. Yokohama's Crisscross Celebrations by Emma H. Gunther, p. 668
      20. Children by Reginald Wright Kauffman, p. 669
      21. On the Scales by Ruth Wright Kauffman, p. 669
      22. Speed Machines: For Air and Water, p. 670
      23. Safety First: Honored and Dishonored, p. 671
      24. Enter Augustus Thomas: An Interview by Rollin Lynde Hartt, p. 672
      25. Some Havana Snap-Shots by Newton Fuessle, pp. 673-675
      26. By the Black Hearthstone by Archibald Rutledge, pp. 676-678
      27. Petticoat Hill for Example by Frank A. Waugh, pp. 679-680
      28. [+]
        The Skepticism of Mr. Strachey by Lloyd R. Morris, p. 681 - 1 Review
        Books and Characters by Lytton Strachey
      29. [+]
        The New Books, p. 682 - 3 Reviews
        Painted Windows by Harold Begbie
        Angels and Ministers, and Other Victorian Plays by Laurence Housman
        Portrait of Mrs. W. by Josephine Preston Peabody
      30. Books Received, pp. 682-683
      31. Financial Department, pp. 684-688
      32. Lilacs by Harry Lee, p. 689
      33. By the Way, pp. 690-691
      34. Contributors' Gallery, p. 692
    9. [+]
      August 30, 1922 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Contributors' Gallery, p. 694
      2. Garveyism, p. 695
      3. Pride in Race, p. 695
      4. Secretary Hughes on the Newberry Case, p. 695
      5. President Harding on the Labor Crisis: Coal, p. 696
      6. President Harding on the Labor Crisis: Railways, p. 696
      7. The Labor Crisis as It Is, p. 696
      8. The Herrin Massacre, p. 696
      9. Give Me Some Help Here Ho!, p. 697
      10. Are the Railways Safe?, p. 698
      11. A Bad Turk, p. 699
      12. "The Mother of Continents", p. 699
      13. The Airplane and the Battleship, p. 700
      14. The Supremacy of the German Gliders, p. 700
      15. International Tennis, p. 701
      16. The Conflict of Interests, p. 701
      17. The Almighty Solvent, p. 702
      18. The Happy De Morgans, p. 703
      19. Christy Mathewson by Frederick M. Davenport, p. 704
      20. Conditions in Britain by Francis Rogers, pp. 705-706
      21. II. Ireland and British "Empire" Defense by Major-General Sir George Aston, K.C.B., p. 707
      22. Memories of Two Great Wars, pp. 708-709
      23. Shall We Forget the Lusitania? by Samuel Flagg Bemis, pp. 710-712
      24. Victor Emmanuel III by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 713-714
      25. Three Poems by Chang Hu, p. 715
      26. The New Guard at the Public Purse by William P. Helm, Jr., pp. 715-716
      27. Close-to-Home Mountain Climbing by Elon Jessup, pp. 717-720
      28. Gombo by Carleton Beals, p. 721
      29. [+]
        The New Books, p. 722 - 2 Reviews
        A Ballad-Maker's Pack by Arthur Guiterman
        The Whiteheaded Boy by Lennox Robinson
      30. The Mail Bag, pp. 723-727
      31. By the Way, p. 728
    10. [+]
      September 6, 1922 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Interchangeable Mileage and Business, p. 5
      2. Remember the Herrin Massacre!, p. 5
      3. The Ku Klux and Politics, p. 6
      4. A Navy on the Scrap Heap, p. 6
      5. A Pioneer in Public Health Service, p. 6
      6. Look on the Tragic Leading of this Bed; This is Thy Work, p. 7
      7. New Gliding Records, p. 8
      8. One Law for All, p. 9
      9. A Flexible Tariff, p. 10
      10. Is Ireland Leaderless?, p. 11
      11. One Law for All. A Review of the Economic, Political, and Social Results of the Great S... by Robert D. Townsend, pp. 12-13
      12. II. Strikes and the Nation: An Interview with the American People by Rollin Lynde Hartt, pp. 14-15
      13. The Revision and Enrichment of the Book of Common Prayer by Rev. E. Clowes Chorley, D.D., pp. 16-17
      14. Slavic Strength: Castilian Charm, pp. 18-19
      15. Under Four Presidents. The Autobiography by Oscar S. Straus, pp. 20-24
      16. Friday Nights by Harold Vinal, p. 25
      17. "Over the Hill to the Rich House" by Conrad Richter, pp. 25-27
      18. Where Americanization Gets Rubbed Off by Gino Speranza, p. 28
      19. A Plea for the Platitude by Brander Matthews, pp. 29-30
      20. An Itinerant Merry-Go-Round in New York City by Henry Hoyt Moore, p. 31
      21. [+]
        The Book Table, pp. 32-34 - 15 Reviews
        The Heretic by J. Mills Whitham
        His Grace Gives Notice by Lady Troubridge
        The Hounds of Banba by Daniel Corkery
        Admirals of the Caribbean by Francis Russell Hart
        Prime Ministers and Presidents by Charles Hitchcock Sherrill
        The Story of a Common Soldier by Leander Stillwell
        The Image and Other Plays by Lady Gregory
        America and the Balance Sheet of Europe by John Foster Bass and Harold G. Moulton
        Italy Old and New by Elizabeth Hazelton Haight
        Labrador: The Country and the People by Wilfred Thomason Grenfell
        The Trans-Mississippi West, 1803-1853 by Cardinal L. Goodwin
        Willow Pollen by Jeannette Marks
        The Outline of Science by J. Arthur Thomson
        Memoirs of a Clubman by G.B. Burgin
        The Puppet Show of Memory by Maurice Baring
      22. Can Unemployment Be Reduced? by Ernest G. Draper, pp. 35-38
      23. By the Way, pp. 39-40
    11. [+]
      September 13, 1922 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. The Railway Strike and the Federal Injunction, p. 45
      2. The Anthracite Strike Ends, p. 45
      3. The Herrin Murders, p. 46
      4. Greeting to Brazil, p. 46
      5. The Exhibit of Our Government, p. 46
      6. Submit You to the People's Voices, p. 47
      7. Hopes for Cuba, p. 48
      8. The Turco-Greek War, p. 48
      9. A Victory: Not a Triumph, p. 49
      10. Merely a Choice of Evils, p. 49
      11. A New Supreme Court Justice, p. 50
      12. A University "Movie", p. 50
      13. A Commission of Intercollegiate Athletics, p. 51
      14. International Golf, p. 51
      15. Adjusted Compensation, p. 52
      16. For Example---, p. 53
      17. A Human-Naturalist, p. 54
      18. Debates and Beliefs, p. 54
      19. As She Passes by Hazel Hall, p. 55
      20. Where Men Debate Beliefs---Not Statistics by George L. Moore, p. 55
      21. Verdun and Coblenz by Francis Rogers, pp. 56-57
      22. German and Italian Reviews, p. 58
      23. American Ambassadors of Friendship, p. 59
      24. Compulsory Investigation in Labor Disputes in Canada by D.M. Le Bourdais, p. 60
      25. American Students Abroad by Elbert Francis Baldwin, p. 61
      26. After Fifty---What? by E.K. Parkinson, p. 62
      27. A Mountain Artist by Zephine Humphrey, pp. 63-66
      28. The Institute of Politics by Andrew Ten Eyck, pp. 67-68
      29. Lord Northcliffe by J. St. Loe Strachey, pp. 69-71
      30. Sheer Envy by Maria Moravsky, p. 72
      31. Under Four Presidents: An Autobiography by Oscar S. Straus, pp. 73-77
      32. [+]
        Boswell Young and Old by Arnold Mulder, pp. 78-79 - 1 Review
        Young Boswell by Chauncey Brewster Tinker
      33. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 80-81 - 5 Reviews
        He Knew Lincoln, and Other Billy Brown Stories by Ida M. Tarbell
        Kinfolks: Kentucky Mountain Rhymes by Ann Cobb
        The Art of the Moving Picture by Vachel Lindsay
        Practical Color Photography by E.J. Wall
        My Discovery of England by Stephen Leacock
      34. Financial Department, pp. 82-84
      35. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 85-86
      36. By the Way, pp. 87-88
    12. [+]
      September 20, 1922 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Mrs. Harding, p. 93
      2. Organizing the Irish Free State, p. 93
      3. The Triumph of the Turks, p. 93
      4. A League at Sea, p. 94
      5. Lafayette Day, p. 94
      6. And Am I Thus Rewarded?, p. 95
      7. Vardaman Loses His Hold on Mississippi, p. 96
      8. With the Voters and Candidates, p. 97
      9. The Industrial Situation, p. 97
      10. A New Golf King, p. 98
      11. The Labor Situation, p. 98
      12. Pussy-Footing, p. 98
      13. Dog-Days, p. 99
      14. What Does a Strike Town Think? by W. Worthington, p. 100
      15. The Remedy by W.C. Gregg, p. 101
      16. These German Birds, p. 102
      17. Score One for John Bull and One for Uncle Sam, p. 103
      18. Paul by Lyman Abbott, p. 104
      19. Prince Eugen of Sweden by H.G. Leach, pp. 105-108
      20. When Those Who Have Loved Us and Died by Aline Kilmer, p. 109
      21. The Boy Makes the Man by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 109-111
      22. The Inarticulate Young by Caroline E. MacGill, p. 112
      23. Under Four Presidents: An Autobiography by Oscar S. Straus, pp. 113-117
      24. A Fort Which Not Even Pacifists Object to, p. 118
      25. [+]
        Sumer Novels Worth While by R.D. Townsend, p. 119 - 8 Reviews
        The Glimpses of the Moon by Edith Wharton
        Spinster of This Parish by W.B. Maxwell
        This Freedom by A.S.M. Hutchinson
        In the Days of Poor Richard by Irving Bacheller
        The House of Adventure by Warwick Deeping
        Captain Blood by Rafael Sabatini
        Bennett Malin by Elsie Singmaster
        Sareel by Edith Dart
      26. [+]
        The New Books, p. 120 - 5 Reviews
        King's Complete History of the World War, 1914-1918 by William C. King
        John Masefield: A Critical Study by W.H. Hamilton
        Negro Folk Rhymes by Thomas W. Talley
        In April Once by William Alexander Percy
        The Song of Songs by Morris Jastrow
      27. Books Received, pp. 120-121
      28. A Plain Talk on Advertising by Roger C. Hoyt, pp. 122-124
      29. By the Way, pp. 125-128
    13. [+]
      September 27, 1922 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. The Destruction of Smyrna, p. 133
      2. What Will Turkey Gain?, p. 133
      3. The Peace of Europe, p. 134
      4. Political Hopes: Blasted and Blossomed, p. 134
      5. An Army Not an Association, p. 134
      6. To Show How Costly Summer Was, p. 135
      7. China and American Sectarianism, p. 136
      8. New Polar Geography, p. 136
      9. The Tennis Crown Stays Put, p. 137
      10. International Yacht Races, p. 137
      11. Labor Banks, p. 137
      12. Prohibition, p. 138
      13. The Old Soak, p. 138
      14. The Superior Right, p. 139
      15. A Germanized English Policy by Elbert Francis Baldwin, p. 140
      16. Business Men and Business Cycles by Edward Eyre Hunt, pp. 141-142
      17. Is the Farmer "Gold-Bricked" Again on the Tariff? by O.M. Kile, p. 143
      18. Americans Worthy of Enduring Bronze, pp. 144-145
      19. A Few Recollections of Alexander Graham Bell by George Kennan, pp. 146-148
      20. Ireland Revisited by Frederick W. Clampett, pp. 149-150
      21. Under Four Presidents: An Authobiography by Oscar S. Straus, pp. 151-154
      22. The Wind Terror of the East by K.C. McIntosh, pp. 155-157
      23. [+]
        Swinburne's Home Life by Herbert S. Gorman, pp. 158-159 - 1 Review
        The Home Life of Swinburne by Clara Watts-Dunton
      24. The Pioneer by Arthur Guiterman, p. 160
      25. My Piece of Garden, pp. 160-161
      26. Financial Department, pp. 162-167
      27. By the Way, p. 168
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1922 = 13 Issues, 388 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 4, 1922 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Turkey Again a European Power, p. 173
      2. The Near East Still a Danger Center, p. 173
      3. The Herrin Grand Jury Does Its Duty, p. 174
      4. The Labor Injunction, p. 174
      5. How is This Derived?, p. 175
      6. The Federal Reserve System, p. 176
      7. A Living Church, p. 176
      8. The Episcopal Church and Social Problems, p. 176
      9. Maintaining the Navy's Efficiency, p. 177
      10. Boys and Books, p. 178
      11. Going to College, p. 178
      12. The New Tariff Bill, p. 179
      13. Our New Tariff Law by Stephen Bell, p. 180
      14. The Bonus the President and the Legion, p. 181
      15. The Legion and the Veto, p. 182
      16. "Our Business" by Major-General Sir George Aston, pp. 182-183
      17. Confiscation and Reparation, p. 184
      18. Visitors Welcome and Unwelcome, p. 185
      19. The Green Gold of the Tropics by Newton Fuessle, pp. 186-188
      20. Giving the Middle West the Once Over by Frederick M. Davenport, p. 189
      21. Keeping It Dark by William McAndrew, pp. 190-191
      22. Impressions of France Three Years After the War by Thatcher T.P. Luquer, pp. 192-194
      23. Under Four Presidents: An Autobiography by Oscar S. Straus, pp. 195-199
      24. The Anonymous New York Banker Turns His Pencil Loose on Types Seen on Hudson River Ferr..., pp. 200-201
      25. Booth Tarkington, Dramatist by Barrett H. Clark, pp. 202-203
      26. The Mail Bag, pp. 204-205
      27. What is Happening to the German Mark? by Roger C. Hoyt, pp. 206-208
      28. The Substance and the Shadow by Noel Sargent, p. 209
      29. The American Mecca by Elizabeth Caney Parker, pp. 210-213
      30. By the Way, pp. 214-215
      31. In Defense of Prohibition, p. 216
    2. [+]
      October 11, 1922 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. A Lull in the Near East, p. 223
      2. Greece and Thrace, p. 223
      3. America and the Near East, p. 223
      4. Quiet Days in Ireland, p. 224
      5. Germany's Profitable Commerce in Paper Marks, p. 224
      6. Kaleidoscopic China, p. 224
      7. Kato the Liberal, p. 224
      8. Turk to Christian, p. 225
      9. How France and America are Helping Each other, p. 226
      10. Oxford Debates in America, p. 226
      11. A New University Athletic Code, p. 226
      12. The Women's Golf Championship, p. 227
      13. Leon Bonnat, p. 227
      14. Clark of the Oregon, p. 228
      15. The Passing of Tom Watson, p. 228
      16. Two Significant Political Conventions, p. 229
      17. Inside an Editorial Office Looking Out, p. 230
      18. The Right Job for the Right Boy by Charles K. Taylor, p. 231
      19. The Turk Who Didn't Go by Elbert Francis Baldwin, p. 232
      20. Austria---Why Dying? by William C. Gregg, pp. 233-235
      21. Voyagers of the Air and of the Sea, p. 236
      22. Jobs and Job Lots of Uncle Sam, p. 237
      23. Under Four Presidents: An Autobiography, pp. 238-241
      24. Political Skirmishes of the Middle West by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 242-243
      25. Entomology by Robert Hillyer, p. 244
      26. Wu Pei-fu, a Chinese With One Idea by Upton Close, pp. 244-246
      27. Platinum: One of the "Noblest of Metals" by Richard Hoadley Tingley, pp. 247-248
      28. The St. Lawrence Valley by Gilbert H. Gilbert, pp. 249-251
      29. Sport in a Stricken Land, p. 252
      30. [+]
        Among the New Novels by R.D. Townsend, p. 253 - 5 Reviews
        Babbitt by Sinclair Lewis
        One of Ours by Willa Cather
        Millions by Ernest Poole
        The Tale of Triona by William J. Locke
        The Green Overcoat by Hilaire Belloc
      31. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 254-255 - 11 Reviews
        The Diary of a Journalist: Later Entries by Sir Henry Lucy
        A World Worth While by William Allen Rogers
        Definitions by Henry Seidel Canby
        Adventures in Bolivia by C.H. Prodgers
        The Land of the Miamis by Elmore Barce
        Out of the World North of Nigeria by Angus Buchanan
        Up Against It in Nigeria by Langa-Langa
        From Harrison to Harding by Arthur Wallace Dunn
        The Book of the Sky by Matthew Luckiesh
        The Wonder Book of Chemistry by Jean-Henri Fabre
        Seeds of Time by John Drinkwater
      32. Financial Department, pp. 256-258
      33. You Can Make it Simple by Thomas L. Masson, pp. 259-261
      34. By the Way, pp. 262-263
      35. Contributors' Gallery, p. 264
    3. [+]
      October 18, 1922 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Allies Act Together, p. 271
      2. What Should America Do?, p. 271
      3. Better Wages and Higher Prices, p. 271
      4. Group Politics in Ontario, p. 272
      5. The First Woman Senator, p. 272
      6. Disturbers of Our Peace, p. 273
      7. The Eternal Mucker, p. 274
      8. Prohibition on the Sea, p. 274
      9. The Battle of the Skirts, p. 275
      10. Roosevelt and the Navy, p. 276
      11. The "Money Power" in Action by Stephen Bell, pp. 277-278
      12. Britain and the Defense of the Straits by Major-General Sir George Aston, p. 279
      13. Down with the Golden Rule by W.C. Gregg, p. 280
      14. The World's Greatest Debating Society by Ralph M. Carson, p. 281
      15. Iowa on the Rampage by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 282-283
      16. American Sailors Seeing the Sights of the Great Brazilian Capital, pp. 284-285
      17. Rolling Down to Rio with Hughes by William W. Morris, pp. 286-287
      18. The American Navy and the Turks by Commander Robert A. Bachman, pp. 288-289
      19. Always on Guard. The Navy---In Peace by Captain L.M. Overstreet, pp. 290-293
      20. Etchings of Old Annapolis, pp. 294-295
      21. Under Four Presidents: An Autobiography by Oscar S. Straus, pp. 296-299
      22. Allenby to the Rescue! by W.D. McCrackan, p. 300
      23. Let's Get Together by a Teacher, pp. 301-302
      24. Books I Have Loved and Lost by Brander Matthews, p. 303
      25. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 304-305 - 6 Reviews
        The Breath of Scandal by Edwin Balmer
        An Instrument of the Gods, and Other Stories of the Sea by Lincoln Colcord
        Northwest! by Harold Bindloss
        The New Larned History for Ready Reference Reading and Research by J.N. Larned and Donald E. Smith
        The Call of the Mountains by LeRoy Jeffers
        Tales of Lonely Trails by Zane Grey
      26. A Talk on Picture Making by Henry Hoyt Moore, pp. 306-308
      27. An Appreciative Reader, pp. 309-310
      28. By the Way, pp. 311-312
    4. [+]
      October 25, 1922 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Masters of the Air, p. 317
      2. Secretary Hoover's Opposition to the Cancellation of Debts, p. 317
      3. The President's Commendation of Congress, p. 318
      4. The Federal Coal Commission, p. 318
      5. If He Do Resist Subdue Him at His Peril, p. 319
      6. Against Life-Saving, p. 320
      7. Sims the Unmuzzled, p. 320
      8. The National Navy Club, p. 321
      9. Great Britain and the Near East, p. 321
      10. "What Business is it of Britain's?", p. 322
      11. The Honor of Japan, p. 322
      12. Football, p. 322
      13. The Abuse of the Child, p. 323
      14. Wanted: Consistent Pacifists, p. 323
      15. The Legacy of Theodore Roosevelt, p. 324
      16. The Turk in the Near East by S. Ralph Harlow, p. 325
      17. Village Events in New York and Chicago, pp. 326-327
      18. "Turkish Delight", pp. 328-329
      19. The Pendleton Round-Up by George Palmer Putnam, p. 330
      20. Freedom of Speech and Freedom to Work by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 331-332
      21. Roosevelt by Hermann Hagedorn, p. 333
      22. The Neurasthenia-Breeding Smile by Maria Moravsky, p. 333
      23. Under Four Presidents: An Autobiography by Oscar S. Straus, pp. 334-337
      24. Making German Schools Educational by Joseph Danziger, pp. 338-340
      25. Never Too Busy for a Friendly Act, p. 341
      26. [+]
        A Colyumist Historian by Willis Fletcher Johnson, pp. 342-343 - 1 Review
        The Story of Mankind by Hendrik Willem Van Loon
      27. [+]
        The New Books, p. 344 - 7 Reviews
        A Market Bundle by A. Neil Lyons
        On Tiptoe by Stewart Edward White
        The Red Knight by Francis Brett Young
        Poems and Portraits by Don Marquis
        The Causes of the War of Independence by Claude H. Van Tyne
        Last Days in New Guinea by Charles A.W. Monckton
        Sentinels Along Our Coast by Francis A. Collins
      28. Books Received, pp. 344-345
      29. Financial Department, pp. 346-351
      30. By the Way, pp. 352-354
    5. [+]
      November 1, 1922 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Death of Lyman Abbott, p. 359
      2. The British Political Crisis, p. 360
      3. The Turk in Europe, p. 360
      4. China Again in Ferment, p. 361
      5. Chinese Christians in Politics, p. 362
      6. Chinese Christians in War, p. 362
      7. That Good Old Gulf Stream!, p. 363
      8. For Better Race Relations, p. 363
      9. The Coming Election, p. 363
      10. Lloyd George in Eclipse, p. 364
      11. The Third Degree, p. 365
      12. On the Eve of Election Day by John Ballard, p. 366
      13. II. Political Topsy-Turvydom in Oklahoma by an Oklahoma Observer, p. 367
      14. III. Something Brewing in the Middle West by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 368-369
      15. The Power of the President to Protect American Citizens in Turkey and Their Work by Everett P. Wheeler, p. 370
      16. The Crescent Rises by Kingsley Moses, p. 371
      17. "The Sands of the Desert", pp. 371-373
      18. The Secret of German Finance by P.W. Wilson, pp. 374-375
      19. The Crime Wave and the Jury by Imogen B. Oakley, pp. 376-377
      20. Gifford Pinchot by Edward J. Hunter, pp. 378-380
      21. When Your Boy Plays Football by Charles K. Taylor, p. 381
      22. Under Four Presidents: An Autobiography by Oscar S. Straus, pp. 382-386
      23. The Making of America, p. 387
      24. Literary Neurosis by Thomas L. Masson, pp. 388-389
      25. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 390-391 - 12 Reviews
        A History of California: The American Period by Robert Glass Cleland
        When Kansas Was Young by T.A. McNeal
        The Heroic Ballads of Russia by L.A. Magnus
        Tramping on Life by Harry Kemp
        The Van Roon by J.C. Snaith
        Women of the French Revolution by Winifred Stephens
        Atolls of the Sun by Frederick O'Brien
        In Lotus-Land Japan by Herbert G. Ponting
        Nights and Days on the Gypsy Trail by Irving Brown
        Initiation, Human and Solar by Alice A. Bailey
        Letters on Occult Meditation by Alice A. Bailey
        Moonlight Schools for the Emancipation of Adult Illiterates by Cora Wilson Stewart
      26. Books Received, p. 392
      27. Forward to Yesterday by J.C. Long, pp. 393-397
      28. By the Way, pp. 398-401
    6. [+]
      November 8, 1922 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Lyman Abbott's Last Editorial, p. 406
      2. Tributes to Lyman Abbott from His Editorial Associates by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 407-408
      3. My Father's Purpose by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 409-411
      4. Dr. Abbott at Work by Robert D. Townsend, p. 412
      5. As a Boy Knew Him by Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer, p. 413
      6. Tributes from Past Associates by Hamilton W. Mabie, p. 414
      7. Lyman Abbott by Theodore Roosevelt, p. 414
      8. Tributes from the Press, pp. 415-418
      9. Tributes from Friends, pp. 419-421
      10. The Irish Situation, p. 422
      11. A Junior Republic Founded in France, p. 422
      12. Kansas and the Ku Klux Klan, p. 422
      13. Sixty Years of Surgery, p. 422
      14. Controllable Squalls, p. 423
      15. The Danger of Being Sarcastic, p. 423
      16. The Legion and its New Commander, p. 424
      17. The Case of Dr. Buckner, p. 424
      18. Muddling Through, p. 425
      19. In Wettest New York, p. 426
      20. "Gentleman, the Premier has Resigned!" by Harold E. Scarborough, p. 427
      21. The Fascisti by Bruno Roselli, pp. 428-429
      22. Under Four Presidents: An Autobiography, pp. 430-434
      23. How Can Britain Pay America? by Major-General Sir George Aston, p. 435
      24. Going Walking by Elon Jessup, pp. 436-439
      25. "Turkish Delight", pp. 440-442
      26. Highways Through the Woods, p. 443
      27. [+]
        A Great Ambassador: A Personal Impression by Edwin A. Alderman, pp. 444-449 - 1 Review
        The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page by Burton J. Hendrick and Walter H. Page
      28. Financial Department, pp. 450-455
      29. By the Way, p. 456
    7. [+]
      November 15, 1922 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. The Elections, p. 463
      2. Secretary Hughes on American Foreign Policy, p. 463
      3. A Make-Believe Imperial Wedding, p. 464
      4. The Sultan's Government Displaced, p. 464
      5. Too Little to Content, p. 465
      6. Labor's Setback in England, p. 466
      7. American Homes for American Ambassadors, p. 466
      8. In Memory of Lyman Abbott, p. 467
      9. The Bible in California, p. 467
      10. The Ignoble Prize, p. 468
      11. Thomas Nelson Page, p. 468
      12. Fascisti Triumphant, p. 469
      13. The Franco-British Relations and the Near East by Raymond Recouly, pp. 470-471
      14. Which Job Would You Prefer to Have?, pp. 472-473
      15. The Festal Day---So Called by Rollin Lynde Hartt, pp. 474-475
      16. Lloyd George and Bonar Law: The Contrast by Frank Dilnot, p. 476
      17. Withered Wreaths by Harry Lee, p. 477
      18. Under Four Presidents: An Autobiography, pp. 478-482
      19. Analyzing Johnny by Charles K. Taylor, pp. 483-484
      20. Does the Author Count with Boys? by Hubert V. Coryell, p. 485
      21. Books for Children by Sidonie Matzner Gruenberg, pp. 486-493
      22. By the Way, pp. 494-495
      23. Contributors' Gallery, p. 496
    8. [+]
      November 22, 1922 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Elections, p. 503
      2. Gain and Loss , p. 503
      3. Newberryism , p. 504
      4. Farmers in Revolt , p. 504
      5. Confused Events New Hatched, p. 505
      6. A Standpatter Pulls Through , p. 506
      7. Three Southern States , p. 506
      8. The Voices of the People, p. 507
      9. The Danger in the Near East, p. 508
      10. The Earthquake Catastrophe in Chile, p. 509
      11. Cause and History of Earthquakes, p. 509
      12. Answer to the Red Cross, p. 509
      13. What the Red Cross Does, p. 509
      14. The Election as a School, p. 510
      15. Prohibition, p. 511
      16. Harvard's New War Memorial, pp. 512-513
      17. Under Four Presidents: An Autobiography by Oscar S. Straus, pp. 514-518
      18. The Holy Ghost by Witter Bynner, p. 519
      19. More Heat from Less Coal by Lewis Edwin Theiss, pp. 519-520
      20. Cedar Shingles by Sherman Rogers, pp. 521-523
      21. "Glory o' the Dawn" by Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer, pp. 524-528
      22. I Go A-Broadcasting by Rollin Lynde Hartt, p. 529
      23. "Boy"---The Call of the East by Eleonore von Eltz, pp. 530-531
      24. [+]
        October Fiction by R.D. Townsend, p. 532 - 8 Reviews
        Old Crow by Alice Brown
        Where the Blue Begins by Christopher Morley
        The Boy Grew Older by Heywood Broun
        Pippin by Archibald Marshall
        Fair Harbor by Joseph C. Lincoln
        The Three Fires by Amelia Josephine Burr
        Some Distinguished Americans by Harvey O'Higgins
        Richard by Marguerite Bryant
      25. [+]
        The New Books, p. 533 - 10 Reviews
        Heraldry and Floral Forms as Used in Decoration by Herbert Cole
        Steel: The Diary of a Furnace Worker by Charles Rumford Walker
        The Real Tsaritsa by Lili Dehn
        The Bozeman Trail by Grace Raymond Hebard and E.A. Brininstool
        The Second Empire by Philip Guedalla
        A Homesteader's Portfolio by Alice Day Pratt
        Skyline Camps by Walter Prichard Eaton
        From Adam's Peak to Elephanta by Edward Carpenter
        Six Years in Bolivia by Anselem V.L. Guise
        The Reign of Rubber by William C. Geer
      26. Books Received, p. 534
      27. By the Way, p. 535
      28. Financial Department, pp. 536-542
    9. [+]
      November 29, 1922 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. M. Clemenceau's Visit to America, p. 549
      2. Business Men and Internationalism, p. 549
      3. Governor Smith and Senator Copeland, p. 550
      4. An Experiment in Railway Operation, p. 550
      5. Yea the Elect of the Land, p. 551
      6. The New Parliament, p. 552
      7. Europe and the Near East, p. 553
      8. Frank Bacon Actor, p. 553
      9. Robin Plus Douglas, p. 554
      10. The Supreme Court and the Japanese Question, p. 554
      11. The Great Failure of La Follette, p. 555
      12. Poetic Pulmotoers, p. 555
      13. The Prohibition Issue in a Nutshell by Sherman Rogers, p. 556
      14. The Fall of the Coalition in Britain by Major-General Sir George Aston, p. 556
      15. What Japan is Leaving by Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore, pp. 557-559
      16. II. Shantung by Charles Hodges, pp. 560-561
      17. Studies in Headgear, pp. 562-563
      18. A Radical in Power: A Study of La Follette by Richard Barry, pp. 564-566
      19. Solstice by Leslie Nelson Jennings, p. 567
      20. Lumber Camp Honesty by Sherman Rogers, pp. 567-568
      21. Under Four Presidents: An Autobiography by Oscar S. Straus, pp. 569-572
      22. The Jericho Road by Henry van Dyke, p. 573
      23. Benito Mussolini by Edward Corsi, pp. 574-575
      24. Where the Colorado Awaits Its Yoke, p. 576
      25. Two Experiments by C. Harlow Raymond, pp. 577-578
      26. [+]
        The New Books, p. 579 - 2 Reviews
        Football and How to Watch It by Percy Duncan Haughton
        Garden Colour by Mrs. C.W. Earle
      27. Books Received, p. 580
      28. Contributors' Gallery, p. 580
      29. The Magic of Modern Business, pp. 581-583
      30. By the Way, p. 584
    10. [+]
      December 6, 1922 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Pueblo Indians with their Backs to the Wall, p. 591
      2. In Aid of American Commerce, p. 591
      3. Luke Wright: Soldier Administrator Ambassador Secretary of War, p. 592
      4. Football, p. 592
      5. Painting with Sunlight, p. 593
      6. The Movies in Colors, p. 593
      7. Ireland and England, p. 593
      8. Near East Questions at Lausanne, p. 594
      9. Clemenceau, p. 594
      10. The Action of the Tiger, p. 595
      11. Lynching a National Evil, p. 596
      12. The Spirit of Obstruction, p. 597
      13. What Southerners Think of the Dyer Bill by E.E. Miller, p. 598
      14. English and American Universities by M.C. Hollis, pp. 599-601
      15. Painting with Sunlight by Dr. A.D. Chaffee and Ernest M. Pratt, pp. 602-603
      16. Plum Trees by Harold Vinal, p. 604
      17. Sad Hoptimists by Frederick W. Clampett, pp. 604-606
      18. A Flapper's Appeal to Parents by Ellen Welles Page, p. 607
      19. Alaska, the Misunderstood by Sherman Rogers, pp. 608-612
      20. Under Four Presidents: An Autobiography, pp. 613-616
      21. A Word from the Fellow Who Grows Your Bread and Meat by O.M. Kile, p. 617
      22. Cutting the Cost of Milk Delivery, p. 618
      23. [+]
        The Art of Reading Plays by Montrose J. Moses, pp. 619-621 - 12 Reviews
        Loyalties by John Galsworthy
        The Exemplary Theatre by Harley Granville-Barker
        Little Theater Classics, Vol. IV by Samuel A. Eliot, Jr.
        Eight Comedies for Little Theatres by Percival Wilde
        Franklin by Constance D'Arcy Mackay
        The Detour by Owen Davis
        The Ship by St. John G. Ervine
        The Waltz of the Dogs by Leonid Andreyev
        A Treasury of Plays for Women by Frank Shay
        Contemporary One-Act Plays of 1921: American by Frank Shay
        Representative One-Act Plays by British and Irish Authors by Barrett H. Clark
        Representative One-Act Plays by Continental Authors by Montrose J. Moses
      24. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 622-623 - 4 Reviews
        Carnac's Folly by Gilbert Parker
        The Complete Novels of Jane Austen by Jane Austen
        Rope by Holworthy Hall
        Saint Jeanne D'Arc by Minna Caroline Smith
      25. [+]
        Various John Martin's Big Book No. 6, by John Martin, pp. 624-625 - 5 Reviews
        John Martin's Big Book No. 6 by John Martin
        David Lubin: A Study in Practical Idealism by Olivia Rossetti Agresti
        The New Palestine by William D. McCrackan
        Modern English Essays, 1870-1920 by Ernest Rhys
        The Outline of Science by J. Arthur Thomson
      26. Books Received, pp. 626-627
      27. Putting Wheels Under Industry by Orline D. Foster, pp. 628-635
      28. By the Way, p. 636
    11. [+]
      December 13, 1922 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Invisible Government, p. 643
      2. The Case of the Millionaire Communist, p. 643
      3. Legality and Expediencey, p. 644
      4. An Intolerable Filibuster, p. 644
      5. These Domestic and Particular Broils, p. 645
      6. How Long?, p. 646
      7. A Woman Judge of Ohio's Supreme Court, p. 646
      8. The Freedom of the Straits, p. 646
      9. The Vengeance of Greece, p. 647
      10. Two Poets Die, p. 647
      11. Three Plays, p. 648
      12. The Washington Conference a Year After by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, p. 649
      13. The Speakable Turk, p. 650
      14. How History is Made, p. 651
      15. Pierce Butler, Nominee for the United States Supreme Court by H.A. Bellows, p. 652
      16. Cuno's Cabinet by Baron Serge A. Korff, p. 653
      17. Fascism in Italy by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 654-655
      18. Indian Life Menaced by the Bursum Bill, pp. 656-657
      19. The Treasure-House of Southeastern Alaska by Sherman Rogers, pp. 658-661
      20. Etched in Acid by Leslie Nelson Jennings, p. 662
      21. "Even the Dogs"--- by Fullerton Waldo, pp. 662-663
      22. Working for the Government by Herbert E. Morgan, pp. 664-665
      23. Wu Pei-fu's Personality by Upton Close, pp. 666-667
      24. Five-Five-Three by Captain Dudley W. Knox, pp. 668-669
      25. II. The Problem of To-Morrow by Commander B.B. Wygant, pp. 670-671
      26. Human Snowbirds, p. 672
      27. [+]
        A Philosopher from the Plate by Lloyd Morris, p. 673 - 1 Review
        Ariel by Jose Enrique Rodo
      28. [+]
        The New Books, p. 674 - 9 Reviews
        Cappy Ricks Retires by Peter B. Kyne
        Clair de Lune by Anthony Pryde
        The Kingmakers by Burton E. Stevenson
        The Mysterious Office by Jennette Lee
        Mississippi Valley Beginnings by Henry E. Chambers
        Neighbors Henceforth by Owen Wister
        The Evening Post by Allan Nevins
        Hunters of the Great North by Vilhjalmur Stefansson
        Inca Land by Hiram Bingham
      29. Books Received, p. 675
      30. Financial Department, pp. 676-683
      31. By the Way, p. 684
    12. [+]
      December 20, 1922 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The American Naval Mission to Brazil, p. 687
      2. News Mahan Would Enjoy, p. 687
      3. A Famous College Oarsman, p. 687
      4. Trying for a Compromise at Lausanne, p. 688
      5. The Evacuation of Tsingtau, p. 688
      6. Irish Against Irish, p. 688
      7. Thy Tongue a Party-Verdict Gave, p. 689
      8. The State of Agriculture, p. 690
      9. A State Tax on Coal, p. 691
      10. Coal Shortage and Coal Substitutes, p. 691
      11. President Harding's Advice to Congress, pp. 692-693
      12. Can a Poet Make a Living?, p. 694
      13. Adopting a Village, p. 694
      14. Newberry's Successor by Richard Barry, pp. 695-697
      15. The Turco-Bolshevist Menace by Elbert Francis Baldwin, p. 698
      16. Some Impressions of a Trip to Europe by Baron S.A. Korff, pp. 699-700
      17. Ellis Island Through Russian Eyes by Usa Gombarg, pp. 701-703
      18. The Heart of Alaska by Sherman Rogers, pp. 704-706
      19. Christmas at Hattonchatel by Belle Skinner, pp. 707-708
      20. Christmas Eve on the Plantation by Archibald Rutledge, pp. 709-711
      21. Fuel for Steamboats and Humans by Fullerton Waldo, p. 712
      22. The Enjoyment of Music by W.J. Henderson, pp. 713-715
      23. In the Field of the Shepherds: 1918 by Allan A. Hunter, pp. 716-717
      24. Poems by Bernice Lesbia Kenyon, p. 718
      25. Maria Rapallo by Elsie Singmaster, pp. 719-722
      26. Out of the Past, p. 723
      27. [+]
        Two Generations of American Authors by Brander Matthews, p. 724 - 2 Reviews
        Memories of a Hostess by M.A. De Wolfe Howe and Annie Adams Fields
        Glimpses of Authors by Caroline Ticknor
      28. [+]
        The New Books, p. 725 - 6 Reviews
        Old English Poetry by J. Duncan Spaeth
        The Garden of the West by Louise Driscoll
        Poems of Heroism in American Life by John R. Howard
        Roads of Adventure by Ralph D. Paine
        Through Spain and Portugal by Ernest Peixotto
        Tramping with a Poet in the Rockies by Stephen Graham
      29. Books Received, p. 726
      30. Contributors' Gallery, p. 727
      31. An Associate's Reminiscences of Lyman Abbott by Henry Hoyt Moore, pp. 728-730
      32. By the Way, pp. 731-732
    13. [+]
      December 27, 1922 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Should Children be Court-Martialed?, p. 737
      2. They Move Quickly in Kansas City, p. 737
      3. Carts Before Horses, p. 737
      4. Governor Allen on the Ku Klux Klan, p. 738
      5. Aviation Without Law, p. 738
      6. Both Observe and Answer, p. 739
      7. An Adventurous Honeymoon, p. 740
      8. Stop Look---and Listen, p. 740
      9. Shall We Turn Them Back to Their Persecutors?, p. 740
      10. Canada and the United States in Post Office Reciprocity, p. 741
      11. Poland's First Assassination, p. 742
      12. At Lausanne, p. 742
      13. Reparation Not Reprisal, p. 742
      14. John Wanamaker Merchant, p. 743
      15. Tinkering, p. 744
      16. Two Views of Clemenceau's Visit, p. 745
      17. The Singular Case of Spaulding vs. the A.B.S. by Rollin Lynde Hartt, pp. 746-747
      18. The Status of the Straits: A historical Sketch by Colonel A.M. Nikolaieff, pp. 748-749
      19. Three Paintings by Russell Cheney, pp. 750-751
      20. The Supper Club by Edwin M. Brooks, pp. 752-753
      21. Physical Development of Public School Children by Charles K. Taylor, pp. 754-755
      22. Lady Bathhurst, the World's Greatest Woman Newspaper Owner by Helen Hoffman, p. 756
      23. The Enjoyment of Music by W.J. Henderson, pp. 757-759
      24. The Curse of a "Bumper" Crop by Wilbur O. Hedrick, pp. 760-761
      25. Death and the Flying Man by Marion Couthouy Smith, p. 762
      26. The Meaning of Pasteur by Willis Fletcher Johnson, pp. 762-763
      27. Getting a Bonus from the Land by Earl Christmas, pp. 764-766
      28. Bolshevism the Church and the Home, pp. 767-768
      29. Cook of the Walk, p. 769
      30. [+]
        Mr. Locke's Awful Belief in Humanity by James Wedgwood Drawbell, p. 770 - 1 Review
        The Tale of Triona by William J. Locke
      31. [+]
        The New Books, p. 771 - 6 Reviews
        Arthur Rackham: A List of Books Illustrated by Him by Frederick Coykendall
        Julian Alden Weir by Duncan Phillips
        Physical Standards for Boys and Girls by Charles Keen Taylor
        The Enchanted Years by John Calvin Metcalf and James Southall Wilson, ...
        Selected Poems by Laurence Binyon
        The White Heart of Mojave by Edna Brush Perkins
      32. Running Water by Fullerton Waldo, pp. 772-773
      33. Financial Department, pp. 774-778
      34. Contributors' Gallery, p. 779
      35. By the Way, pp. 780-781
4. [+]
  Issues of 1923 = 52 Issues, 1,577 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1924 = 52 Issues, 1,646 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1925 = 52 Issues, 1,593 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1926 = 52 Issues, 1,714 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1927 = 52 Issues, 1,839 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1928 = 52 Issues, 2,280 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1929 = 52 Issues, 2,041 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 1930s = 6 Years, 144 Issues, 2,912 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1930 = 52 Issues, 1,144 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1931 = 52 Issues, 1,107 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1932 = 10 Issues, 181 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1933 = 12 Issues, 213 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1934 = 12 Issues, 184 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1935 = 6 Issues, 83 Articles