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August 1928 Issue - 21 Articles- Is Socialism Dead
Will Durant
, pp. 385-396 The Reformer, the Dreamer and To-Morrow's Men
- The Sky-Line of New York
Anne Lloyd
, p. 397 - The Family: A Story
E.B. Dewing
, pp. 398-405 How the Eatons Couldn't Live with Each Other, or Without
- The Gorilla Grieves
Lewis Colwell
, pp. 406-407 - Atlas Wakes Up
J.D. Mooney
, pp. 408-412 Phases of Life as a Business Man Sees Them
- The Oracle and the Organ-Grinder
Louis Golding
, pp. 413-420 Adventure Physical and Spiritual in Greece
- Crack On! A Story
Arthur Mason
, pp. 421-426 We Are Only Young Once
- Wanda Gag
Anne Herendeen
, pp. 427-432 The True Story of a Dynamic Young Artist Who Won't Be Organized
- Table Talk, pp. 433-436
- New Mexico's Mexicans
Erna Fergusson
, pp. 437-444 The Picturesque Process of Americanization
- The Glory-to-God Man
Lloyd Lewis
, pp. 445-450 Boston Corbett, the Mad Hatter, Revivalist, Soldier and Slayer of Booth
- Tripes and Keisters and Pitchmen Bold
Earl Chapin May
, pp. 451-458 Edge Up to the Platform While I Explain It to You
- The New Plutocrat
Hugh A. Studdert Kennedy
, pp. 459-466 How Peter Is Robbed by Paul and His Wife
- A Guilty Woman: A Story
Glenway Wescott
, pp. 467-478 The Rain Falls Upon the Just and the Unjust Alike
- Souvenir
Gertrude Ryder Bennett
, p. 479 - The Highbrow Decade
Irving Bacheller
, pp. 480-485 Some Scattering Recollections
- Strange Things Are Happening
Frederick P. Keppel
, pp. 486-490 The American School in the Years to Come
- Where East Meets West
H. Munro Fox
, pp. 491-499 Migrations through the Suez Canal
- The Orions: A Story
Edna Yost
, pp. 500-503 How They Came and Bloomed and Vanished
- Why Move to New York
Elizabeth Corbett
, pp. 504-511 America Will Never Reach Its Finest Development by Parting Its Civilization in the Middle
- When the Reader Writes, p. 512
