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      1. Our New Currency System, pp. 1-2
      2. The Telephone-Telegraph Divorce, pp. 3-4
      3. Diagnosing Republican Reform, p. 5
      4. Foreign Ownership in Mexico, p. 6
      5. Diplomacy as a Plum-Tree, pp. 7-8
      6. The Rule of the Saber in Germany, p. 9
      7. End of China's Parliament, pp. 10-11
      8. Can Russia and Austria Make Up?, p. 12
      9. Organizing Children for Safety, p. 13
      10. Causes of National Lethargy, p. 14
      11. Pigmies and Giants by Feeding, p. 15
      12. A Substitute for Cement, p. 16
      13. Builders: Old and New, p. 16
      14. The Last of the Darsinians, p. 17
      15. "Monna Lisa's" Return, p. 18
      16. Literary Beacons of South America, p. 19
      17. The Laureate's New Effort, p. 20
      18. A New "Fool" for the Drama, p. 20
      19. The Press in a Democracy, p. 21
      20. Does Paderewski Pound?, p. 21
      21. A Jew Redeeming Jerusalem, p. 22
      22. Catholic Biblical Revision, p. 23
      23. The Capitalist's Debt to the Salvation Army, p. 24
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        America as I Saw It by Mrs. Alec Tweedie
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      31. Current Poetry, pp. 31-33
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 34-37
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 38-41
      34. Miscellaneous, pp. 42-46
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      1. Michigan Press on the Copper War, pp. 47-48
      2. Fatherly Guidance for Railroad Financiers, p. 49
      3. Dr. Shaw's Revolt, p. 50
      4. The Women's Fight for Mrs. Young, p. 51
      5. Getting Married in Wisconsin, p. 52
      6. Danbury Hatters Lose, pp. 53-54
      7. Trying to Calm the Hindus in South Africa, p. 55
      8. The Germans in Mexico, p. 56
      9. The Italian Peril to Greece, p. 56
      10. Germanizing the Turkish Army, p. 57
      11. Spain's Plan for Latin America, p. 58
      12. America to Be a Desert, p. 59
      13. Birds to Aid Mine Rescue, p. 60
      14. Dried Vegetables and Grain, p. 61
      15. A Remarkable Railway Survival, p. 62
      16. Is the Sun Wasting Away?, p. 62
      17. Alcohol Not a Stimulant, p. 63
      18. A Woman's Art in the Pennysylvania Capitol, p. 64
      19. Music in the West, p. 65
      20. The Disappearing Singer, p. 66
      21. Strange Shyness of the Novelist, p. 67
      22. India Moving Christward, p. 68
      23. The "Go-to-Church Sunday", p. 68
      24. The Year's Sunday-School Lessons, p. 69
      25. France's Restorers of Religious Art, p. 69
      26. China Returning to Confucianism, p. 70
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 71-73
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 74-79
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 80-86
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      January 17, 1914 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Meaning of the Morgan Withdrawals, pp. 89-91
      2. For a Government Corner in Radium, p. 92
      3. The Copperfield Raid, p. 93
      4. To Pull the Loan-Shark's Teeth, p. 94
      5. The Ford Melon for Labor, pp. 95-96
      6. London's Great Land Deal, pp. 97-98
      7. England's Boycott of Our Fair, p. 99
      8. An Echo of Zabern, p. 100
      9. A German Picture of Huerta, p. 100
      10. Mind in the White and the Negro, p. 101
      11. Odd Cure for Depopulation, p. 102
      12. A New Method of Bird-study, p. 102
      13. Mine Explosion by Cigaret, p. 103
      14. Electric Portrait Signs, p. 104
      15. Artificial Diamonds Again, p. 104
      16. Saving Eyes from Invisible Rays, p. 104
      17. Skin Defects in Invisible Light, p. 105
      18. Meunier Preaching to Americans, p. 106
      19. "Parsifal" for All the World, p. 107
      20. The Boys' Own Book of To-day, p. 108
      21. New Phase in College Theatricals, p. 109
      22. Who Shall Teach the English Schoolboy?, p. 109
      23. Putting His Congregation to Sleep, p. 110
      24. A Moral Self-Inventory by the Liquor Business, p. 111
      25. The Conversion of Governor Patterson, pp. 111-113
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 114-116
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 117-121
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 122-127
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 128-140
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      2. Probing the Ford Labor Melon, p. 143
      3. Northern Mexico Lost to Huerta, pp. 144-145
      4. The Express Awakening, p. 146
      5. Opposite Views of the Business Outlook, p. 146
      6. Driving Politics Out of Dayton, pp. 147-148
      7. Why British Land Reform Is Needed, p. 149
      8. Our Railroads a Warning to Canada, p. 150
      9. The Germans in Constantinople, p. 151
      10. Gagging the Press in China, p. 152
      11. How the Body Betrays the Mind, pp. 153-154
      12. Talking Money, p. 155
      13. A New "Stunt" in Aviation, p. 155
      14. The Aerocamera: A Photographic Map-maker, p. 156
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      18. The Poetry of Last Year, pp. 159-160
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      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 181-186
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      4. A One-Day Railroad Strike, p. 192
      5. Government Railroads in Alaska, p. 193
      6. "Pure Shoes" and Dear Shoes, p. 194
      7. Triumph of the Saber in Germany, p. 195
      8. Bottle versus Book in Russia, p. 196
      9. Turkish Repentance, p. 197
      10. Panama and the Railroads, p. 198
      11. Inadequacy of Scientific Teaching in Our Schools, p. 199
      12. Electrified Chickens, p. 200
      13. Doubts about Train-Wireless, p. 200
      14. Pocket Wireless, p. 201
      15. Brick Statuary, p. 201
      16. A Revolution in Candles, p. 201
      17. Gum and Its Chewers, p. 202
      18. Cactus Cattle-Guards, p. 202
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      20. Building Dams on Ice, p. 203
      21. The Child in Renaissance Sculpture, p. 204
      22. To Save our Folk-Speech, p. 205
      23. New Writers for Girls, p. 205
      24. French Culture in America, p. 206
      25. What a College Year Costs, p. 207
      26. Chicago's Memorial Hotel for the Unemployed, p. 208
      27. The Cartoonist Called Down, p. 209
      28. Against the Tango, p. 210
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      30. Current Poetry, pp. 219-222
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 223-229
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 230-240
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      4. The Colorado Coal Strike, pp. 247-248
      5. In Defense of the German Army, p. 249
      6. Happy Lot of the Hindu Woman, p. 250
      7. Land "Reform" in Russia, p. 251
      8. Ferrero on Japan and America, p. 252
      9. Japanese Wrath at Our Immigration Bills, p. 252
      10. Our Machine-made Era, p. 253
      11. The Misuse of Light, p. 254
      12. "Burning" Water, p. 254
      13. The Hunt for Artificial Daylight, p. 255
      14. Radium as a Cancer Cure, p. 256
      15. The Dangers of Celluloid, p. 256
      16. Where to Locate an Industry, p. 257
      17. Tried for the Murder of "Edwin Drood", p. 258
      18. Defending the American Girl Student Abroad, pp. 259-260
      19. Mr. Winter After the Theater Again, p. 261
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      1. Letting the Guns into Mexico, pp. 303-304
      2. The Railroads Still Rebating, p. 305
      3. The "Monroe" Disaster, pp. 306-307
      4. Mr. Pindell's Renunciation, p. 308
      5. The Canadian Lure, p. 308
      6. Promoting Farming Efficiency, pp. 309-310
      7. The Mexican Envoy in Japan, p. 311
      8. Turkey's Reply to French Obloquy, p. 312
      9. William of Wied's Thorny Crown, p. 313
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      11. Safety in Steel, p. 315
      12. Shall We Bleed Again?, p. 316
      13. Ants as Disease-Carriers, p. 316
      14. Furs True and False, p. 317
      15. Cloth for Heating Purposes, p. 318
      16. Fish That Change Their Clothes, p. 318
      17. Lava-Castings of Trees, p. 319
      18. Wind and Vegetation, p. 319
      19. A Phrenological View of Burns, p. 320
      20. Cudgeling the Dramatic Critics, p. 321
      21. Our Bookless Men, p. 322
      22. Up and Down the Music Scale in Paris and New York, p. 323
      23. 1913 in Religious History, p. 324
      24. Bible Study in North Dakota Schools, p. 324
      25. The "City with a Soul", p. 325
      26. Redebating Miracles, p. 325
      27. Buddhist Versions of Christian Hymns, p. 326
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 327-328
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 329-347
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 348-360
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      3. Reversing Our Panama Policy, pp. 365-366
      4. A Jolt to "Blue-Sky" Legislation, p. 367
      5. The Owen Stock-Exchange Bill, pp. 367-368
      6. British Alarm in India, p. 369
      7. Mexican Rage at Our Gun Policy, p. 370
      8. Extinction Shadowing the Duma, p. 370
      9. Germany's War on the Tobacco Trust, p. 371
      10. Monarchy as France's Only Hope, p. 372
      11. Uncle Sam's Reindeer Farm, p. 373
      12. The Aerial Gulf Stream, p. 374
      13. Orville Wright's Fool-Proof Plane, p. 374
      14. Railroad Tickets Printed to Order, p. 375
      15. Art Fakes Caught by the Camera, p. 375
      16. Storm-Guards on Sandy Shores, p. 376
      17. Coffee and Tea, p. 376
      18. Falling Objects in a Mine-Shaft, p. 377
      19. More British Art Losses, p. 378
      20. To College Our Folk-Songs, p. 379
      21. To Cool Our Literary Pride, p. 380
      22. The King of All Encyclopedias, p. 381
      23. Are the Rich Really Charitable?, p. 382
      24. Church Gains in 1913, p. 383
      25. "Health Marriages" More Frequent, p. 384
      26. Liquor Dealers' Advice to the Church, p. 384
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      34. Miscellaneous, pp. 395-403
      35. Investments and Finance, pp. 404-414
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      1. Federal Millions for Good Roads, pp. 415-417
      2. Unlocking Alaska, p. 418
      3. Bringing the Jobless Man to the Manless Job, p. 419
      4. Recognizing the Revolutionists in Peru, p. 420
      5. Standard Oil and China Partners, pp. 421-422
      6. War Mutterings in Germany, p. 423
      7. Spanish Interest in Mexico, p. 424
      8. America as a New Zion, pp. 424-425
      9. Turkey and the Aegean Islands, p. 426
      10. The Sun as a Surgeon, p. 427
      11. Mental Tests by Puzzle Pictures, p. 428
      12. A Year of Aviation, pp. 428-429
      13. Laziness as a Disease, p. 430
      14. To Grow Pigmy Hippos for Meat in Gulf Swamps, p. 430
      15. Hock-Nailing: A New Method, p. 431
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      17. The Legend of Sarah Bernhardt, p. 433
      18. A "White List" for Plays, p. 434
      19. Stevenson as Seen by His Editor, p. 435
      20. A New Bible for the Jews, p. 436
      21. The Carnegie's $2000000 Peace Fund, p. 437
      22. Confucianism Restored in China, p. 438
      23. Motor-Trucks, pp. 439-448
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 449-451
      25. Miscellaneous, pp. 452-461
      26. Investments and Finance, pp. 462-467
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 468-472
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      2. A New Water-Power Policy, p. 476
      3. Too Much Coffee in Haiti, pp. 476-477
      4. Single-Tax Talk in New York, p. 478
      5. Limiting the Pure Food Law, pp. 479-480
      6. British Press on Benton's Fate, p. 481
      7. The British Ministry in Peril, p. 482
      8. Lloyd-George and the Dukes, pp. 482-483
      9. Railways and Malaria in India, p. 484
      10. How and How Not to Bathe, p. 485
      11. Castings That Puzzled Experts, p. 486
      12. The Fever-Cure for Insanity, p. 486
      13. What a German Chemist Learned in America, p. 487
      14. Why Rails Break, p. 488
      15. A New Transparent Fabric, p. 489
      16. "Parsifal's" Effect on Europe, p. 490
      17. The Old Men of Literature, p. 491
      18. Journalism No "Poor Relation", p. 492
      19. An "All Red" Theater, p. 493
      20. Despair of Our Efforts to End Vice, p. 494
      21. Objecting to Yuan's Confucianism, p. 495
      22. Church Plots and Counterplots, p. 496
      23. The Indian Shakers, p. 496
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      33. Current Poetry, pp. 505-507
      34. Miscellaneous, pp. 508-517
      35. Investments and Finance, pp. 518-526
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      2. Army Desertions, p. 538
      3. The Loss of Mr. Moore, p. 539
      4. The President's Panama Plea, pp. 540-541
      5. To Supervise the Ship-Owner, p. 542
      6. An American Railway Manager for England, p. 543
      7. Albanian Anarchy, p. 544
      8. Russia Fighting Alcoholism, p. 545
      9. French Criticism of Our Mexican Methods, p. 546
      10. A Fuel of the Future, p. 547
      11. Vacuum Street-Cleaners, p. 548
      12. A Supplement to the Brain, p. 548
      13. Geology of the Coming Time, p. 549
      14. Irrigation at a Standstill, p. 550
      15. A Thin Street, p. 550
      16. Shakespeare According to Cubism and Other Ism, p. 551
      17. Alfred Noyes for Princeton, p. 552
      18. New Literary Wine in Old Bottles, p. 553
      19. Another Musical Prodigy, p. 554
      20. Superstitions of a Girl's Education, p. 555
      21. Churches Raided by the Jobless, p. 556
      22. The Argument Against Cathedrals, p. 557
      23. France's Latest Religious Theater, p. 558
      24. The Church at the Panama Fair, pp. 558-559
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      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 564-577
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      4. No New Haven "Loot" for Morgan, p. 606
      5. Revolution in Brazil, p. 606
      6. Hiram Gill's Second Chance, pp. 607-608
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      11. A Moving-Picture World, p. 614
      12. Tricks in Motion-Pictures, p. 615
      13. A New Source of Rubber, p. 616
      14. Passing of "Insanity", p. 616
      15. Motor-Maps by Dictograph, p. 617
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      26. [+]
        Travel-Books, pp. 629-631 - 10 Reviews
        Jungle Days by Arley I. Munson
        Syria, The Land of Lebanon by Lewis Gaston Leary
        Japan as I Saw It by A.H. Exner
        Westminster Abbey by W.J. Loftie
        Familiar Spanish Travels by William Dean Howells
        Cambridge from Within by Charles Tennyson
        Shakespeare and Stratford by Henry C. Shelley
        Hunting the Elephant in Africa by C.H. Stigand
        In Sunny Spain by Katharine Lee Bates
        Royal Spain of Today by Tryphosa Bates Batcheller
      27. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 632-638 - 19 Reviews
        The Story of a Page by John L. Heaton
        The Posture of School Children by Jessie H. Bancroft
        Advanced American History by S.E. Forman
        World Almanac and Encyclopedia, 1914
        Whistler Stories by Don C. Seitz
        American Ideals, Character and Life by Hamilton Wright Mabie
        Bible and English Poetry by George Alexander Kohut
        In the Sunlight of Health by Charles Brodie Patterson
        The Trade of the World by James Davenport Whelpley
        A Handy Book of Curious Information by William S. Walsh
        Wonderful Escapes by Americans by William Stone Booth
        In Powder and Crinoline by Arthur T. Quiller-Couch
        Fletcherism: What It Is by Horace Fletcher
        War and Waste by David Starr Jordan
        Sadhana: The Realization of Life by Rabindranath Tagore
        The Crescent Moon by Rabindranath Tagore
        Bible Mystery and Bible Meaning by Thomas Troward
        Charles Gordon Ames: A Spiritual Autobiography by Alice Ames Winter
        The Peace Movement of America by Julius Moritzen
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 639-641
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 642-651
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 652-664
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 665-680
    13. [+]
      March 28, 1914 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Serious Side of After-Dinner Diplomacy, pp. 681-683
      2. Land-Reform Prospects in Mexico, p. 684
      3. Lives at $75, p. 685
      4. The "Farm-Products" Post, p. 685
      5. The Siegel Bank Crash---and After, p. 686
      6. This Drug-Endangered Nation, pp. 687-688
      7. Washington Not Wanted in Westminster Abbey, p. 689
      8. French Pity for Our Mexican Errors, p. 690
      9. For an Anglo-German Alliance, p. 691
      10. German Locomotives for England, p. 692
      11. Italian Emigration to Tripoli, p. 692
      12. To Urge the Good to Marry, p. 693
      13. Ether by Injection, p. 694
      14. Artistic Blacksmithing, p. 694
      15. Overconfidence in Concrete, p. 695
      16. Why Examinations?, p. 695
      17. To Hush Office Noise, p. 696
      18. Pumping Stones, p. 697
      19. Southern Musical Leadership, p. 698
      20. Yiddish as a Language and Literature, p. 699
      21. A Historian in Cartoon, p. 700
      22. The Thackeray Humbug, p. 701
      23. Chicago's "Movie" Censorship, p. 702
      24. A Jewish University in Jerusalem, p. 703
      25. A Church on Business Principles, p. 704
      26. Motor-Trucks, pp. 705-706
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 707-709
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 710-713
      29. Motor-Trucks, pp. 714-719
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 720-725
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 726-733
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 734-764
  2. [+]
    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1914 = 13 Issues, 404 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 4, 1914 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. First-Fruits of the Tariff Law, p. 739
      2. Steel and Oil Prosperity, pp. 740-741
      3. New York Gives Up Goethals, p. 742
      4. Mulhall Lobby Charges Upheld, p. 742
      5. The Private Armies of Capital, p. 743
      6. Seven Billions in Savings, p. 744
      7. Suffrage as a National Issue, pp. 745-746
      8. Home Rule Checked by King and Army, pp. 747-748
      9. Germany's War-Scare from Russia, p. 749
      10. Russia Egging on Japan Against US, p. 750
      11. When the Eye Is the Ear, p. 751
      12. Blue Pigs, p. 752
      13. Denatured Electricity, p. 752
      14. Hungry Bread, p. 753
      15. The Pyramids from an Aeroplane, p. 753
      16. Germless Oil for Cutting-Tools, p. 754
      17. Plant Perfumes, p. 754
      18. Public Wash-tubs for Public Health, p. 755
      19. Timber Pickled in Salt Lake, p. 755
      20. More English Treasures for America, p. 756
      21. "Mr. Punch" Clarifies Cubism, p. 757
      22. Where the Story-Teller Rivals the "Movies", p. 757
      23. The New Order of Men of Letters, p. 758
      24. Another Bronte Discovery, p. 759
      25. Religious Press on the I.W.W. Invaders, p. 760
      26. Billy Sunday in Big Cities, p. 761
      27. A Lutheran Indictment of German Protestantism, p. 762
      28. Vacation Trips to Europe, pp. 763-764
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 765-767
      30. Miscellaneou, pp. 768-783
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 784-788
      32. Miscellaneou, pp. 789-797
      33. Vacation Trips to Europe, pp. 798-804
    2. [+]
      April 11, 1914 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. Panama Tolls Jarring Democratic Harmony, pp. 805-807
      2. The Bitter Cry of the Railroads, pp. 808-809
      3. Testing Filipino Home Rule, p. 810
      4. "Darkest" New England, pp. 811-812
      5. Ulster Seen from Two Angles, p. 813
      6. Sweden's Call to Arms, pp. 814-815
      7. The Calmette-Caillaux Tragedy, p. 816
      8. Sleeping Plants Wakened by Radium, p. 817
      9. Little Danger of Brain-Strain, p. 818
      10. Love as a Disease, p. 818
      11. A New Aid for the Beef Supply, p. 819
      12. First-Born Children, p. 819
      13. Blizzard-Proof Telegraph-Poles, p. 820
      14. Explosions by Wireless, p. 820
      15. Pure Water from Waste Stream, p. 821
      16. Dust to Burn, p. 821
      17. The Life of a Microbe, p. 821
      18. A Poet Pursued by Honors, p. 822
      19. The Father of "Journalese", p. 823
      20. Death of "Bertha M. Clay", p. 824
      21. Calmette's End and the Rodin Museum, p. 824
      22. Consular Aid for Ragtime, p. 825
      23. Shakespeare a Bad Dramatist, p. 826
      24. A Plea for Reticence, p. 827
      25. A Church Treasurer's Confession, p. 828
      26. A Defeat for Religious Control of Education, pp. 829-833
      27. [+]
        Lord Lister, p. 834 - 1 Review
        Lord Lister: His Life and Work by G.T. Wrench
      28. [+]
        George Borrow, p. 834 - 1 Review
        George Borrow and His Circle by Clement King Shorter
      29. [+]
        McMaster's History Completed, pp. 835-836 - 1 Review
        Volume VIII by John Bach McMaster
      30. [+]
        Cecil Rhodes, p. 837 - 1 Review
        Cecil Rhodes: The Man and His Work by Gordon Le Sueur
      31. [+]
        Man in Prehistoric Times, p. 837 - 1 Review
        Prehistoric Times by Lord Avebury
      32. [+]
        Mexico and the United States from 1821 to 1848, pp. 838-841 - 1 Review
        The United States and Mexico, 1821-1848 by George Lockhart Rives
      33. [+]
        Other Books of History and Biography, pp. 842-844 - 8 Reviews
        The Beautiful Lady Craven by A.M. Broadley and Lewis Melville
        Julia Ward Howe and the Woman Suffrage Movement by Florence Howe Hall and Julia Ward Howe
        The Intimate Letters of Hester Piozzi and Penelope Pennington, 1788-1821 by Oswald G. Knapp, Hester Piozzi, and Penelope Pennington, ...
        A Bishop Among His Flock by Ethelbert Talbot
        The Ascent of Denali by Hudson Stuck
        The V.C., Its Heroes and Their Valor by D.H. Parry
        The Major Operations of the Navies in the Wars of American Independence by A.T. Mahan
        Roma: Ancient, Subterranean, and Modern Rome by Albert Kuhn
      34. Current Poetry, pp. 845-848
      35. Miscellaneous, pp. 849-867
      36. Investments and Finance, pp. 868-878
      37. Miscellaneous, pp. 879-884
    3. [+]
      April 18, 1914 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. Reserve-Bank Appointments---And Disappointments, pp. 885-888
      2. The Rise of Villa's Star, p. 889
      3. For a "Dry" Navy, p. 890
      4. Settling Up With Colombia, p. 891
      5. Woman's Hand in Illinois, pp. 891-892
      6. Criticism and Bullets in France, p. 893
      7. Greek Revolt in Albania, p. 894
      8. French Wrath at Our Tariff Law, p. 895
      9. The Duel on Trial in Germany, p. 895
      10. Who Owns Asia Minor?, p. 896
      11. Rational Geography, p. 897
      12. Football by the Bowlful, p. 898
      13. Alaskan Reindeer Not Diminishing, p. 898
      14. Disease from Cosmic Dust, p. 899
      15. Fly-paper for Orchards, p. 899
      16. Constitutional Immortality, p. 900
      17. Vegetable Soap, p. 900
      18. What Is Gravity?, p. 901
      19. Phrenology of the Musical Genius, p. 902
      20. Bernard Shaw's Shyness, p. 903
      21. Science Crippling Literature, p. 904
      22. The Unknown Writer and the Unknowing Editor, pp. 904-905
      23. Jerusalem "Delivered" to Improvements, p. 906
      24. Billy Sunday Under Fire, p. 907
      25. A Poster War on Alcohol, p. 908
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 909-912
      27. [+]
        Mrs. Fraser's Recollections of Italy, p. 913 - 1 Review
        Italian Yesterdays by Mrs. Hugh Fraser
      28. [+]
        Sir Charles Tupper's Autography, p. 914 - 1 Review
        Recollections of Sixty Years in Canada by Charles Tupper
      29. [+]
        A Transition Period in Egypt, pp. 914-916 - 1 Review
        Egypt in Transition by Sidney Low
      30. [+]
        England Science Napoleon's Fall, p. 917 - 1 Review
        England Since Waterloo by J.A.R. Marriott
      31. [+]
        Edward Legge's Second King Edward Book, pp. 918-920 - 1 Review
        More About King Edward by Edward Legge
      32. [+]
        Our History in One Volume, p. 921 - 1 Review
        A Short History of the United States by John Spencer Bassett
      33. [+]
        Dr. Hastings's Seventh Volume, p. 921 - 1 Review
        The Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics by James Hastings, J.A. Selbie, and L.H. Gray
      34. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 922-923 - 6 Reviews
        Yankee Swanson: Chapters from a Life at Sea by Andrew Walfrid Nelson
        American and English Studies by Whitelaw Reid
        Social and Economic Forces in American History by Albert Bushnell Hart
        English Travellers of the Renaissance by Clare Howard
        Famous Modern Battles by A. Hilliard Atteridge
        Athens and Its Monuments by Charles Heald Weller
      35. Miscellaneous, pp. 924-935
      36. Investments and Finance, pp. 936-946
      37. Miscellaneous, pp. 947-964
    4. [+]
      April 25, 1914 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. The President's Renewed Attack on the Trusts, pp. 967-968
      2. Winter Wheat and Prosperity, p. 969
      3. Explaining It to Reserve-Bank Losers, pp. 970-971
      4. Are the Railroads "Shamming"?, p. 972
      5. Counting the Copper Strike's Cost, pp. 973-974
      6. Japan's Political Chaos, pp. 975-976
      7. Turkish Antichristian Boycott, p. 977
      8. Our Banking Failure in Argentina, p. 978
      9. The Cost of Progress, p. 979
      10. A Russian Submarine Adventure, p. 980
      11. How Wood Holds Nails, p. 981
      12. A Powerful Electromagnet, p. 982
      13. Finger-skill and Brain-control, p. 983
      14. Hope for the Bald, p. 983
      15. A French Artist's Discovery of New York, p. 984
      16. A Folk-Song of Recent Origin, p. 985
      17. England's Glut of Fiction, p. 986
      18. Dr. Eliot Edited by Dr. Wilson, p. 986
      19. Poets Again "Best Sellers", p. 987
      20. The Split Between the Church and the Age, p. 988
      21. Training the Young with Stories, p. 989
      22. Billy Sunday's Results, p. 990
      23. Current Poetry, pp. 991-993
      24. Motor-Trucks, pp. 994-999
      25. Miscellaneous, pp. 1000-1009
      26. Investments and Finance, pp. 1010-1015
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 1016-1028
    5. [+]
      May 2, 1914 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Our War on Huerta, pp. 1029-1032
      2. The Colorado Slaughter, p. 1033
      3. A State's Right to Regulate Insurance Rates, p. 1034
      4. Our Panama "Regrets", pp. 1035-1036
      5. Irish Disapproval of Home-Rule Compromise, p. 1037
      6. Canada's New Tariff, pp. 1038-1039
      7. The German Bugaboo, p. 1040
      8. Panama and Coastwise Traffic, p. 1041
      9. To Save the Eyes of Babies, p. 1042
      10. Mercury-Vapor Engines, p. 1043
      11. Eyes Teeth and Eye-Teeth, p. 1043
      12. Cloth Windows, p. 1044
      13. Fire from Heaven, p. 1044
      14. Color and Odor in Plants, p. 1045
      15. Green Animals, p. 1045
      16. The Music of Speech, p. 1045
      17. A Modern Painter Who Died 300 Years Ago, p. 1046
      18. Opera for the Non-Millionaire, p. 1047
      19. Our Slim Fiction Output, p. 1048
      20. "Pinafore" Raised to the Nth Power, p. 1049
      21. Manual Training for Chinese Christians, p. 1050
      22. Hope for German Protestantism, p. 1051
      23. Is Christ in the Rented Pew?, p. 1051
      24. When Church and College Part, p. 1052
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 1053-1055
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 1056-1077
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 1078-1085
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 1086-1094
    6. [+]
      May 9, 1914 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Letting South America Into Our Mexican Quarrel, pp. 1095-1097
      2. A "100000000 Nation", p. 1098
      3. The Issue in Colorado, pp. 1099-1101
      4. End of a 23-Year-Old Lawsuit, p. 1102
      5. A Home-Rule Cry in the Balkans, p. 1103
      6. Turkish Persecution of Greeks, p. 1104
      7. Feminism in Cleopatra's Land, p. 1104
      8. Cuba on Our Mexican Policy, p. 1105
      9. History as Written in Russia, p. 1106
      10. A Woodcutters' Famine in Russia, p. 1106
      11. How Animals Keep Right Side Up, p. 1107
      12. Aero-Snow-Boats, p. 1108
      13. Machines and Their Noises, p. 1108
      14. Tango to Fight Disease, p. 1109
      15. Diseases of Airmen, p. 1110
      16. Electric Aid for the Garden, p. 1110
      17. Wooden Legs by Electric Power, p. 1111
      18. How a Caricaturist Works, p. 1112
      19. Beneficient "Piracy", p. 1113
      20. Beginnings of a Negro Drama, p. 1114
      21. The Bane of Cheap Reading, p. 1115
      22. Zionism in the City of Zion, p. 1116
      23. Why India Will Not Accept Christ, p. 1117
      24. The Catholic Census, p. 1118
      25. [+]
        Some of the Year's New Novels, p. 1119 - 6 Reviews
        Chance by Joseph Conrad
        Barnabetta by Helen R. Martin
        Dodo's Daughter by E.F. Benson
        The Fortunate Youth by William J. Locke
        Her Ladyship's Conscience by Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler
        The Story of Agatha Ann by Georgie Tillman Snead
      26. [+]
        Mr. Strong's Reminiscences of Bench and Bar, p. 1119 - 1 Review
        Landmarks of a Lawyer's Lifetime by Theron G. Strong
      27. [+]
        Completion of "The Golden Bough", p. 1120 - 1 Review
        The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion, Part VII by James George Frazer
      28. [+]
        Henry Adams's "Mont Saint Michel", p. 1120 - 1 Review
        Mont-Saint-Michel and Chartres by Henry Adams
      29. [+]
        German Classics, p. 1121 - 1 Review
        The German Classics by Kuno Francke
      30. [+]
        Gardening and Other Outdoor Books, pp. 1122-1123 - 6 Reviews
        The Practical Book of Garden Architecture by Phebe Westcott Humphreys
        The Garden City by Charles B. Purdom
        The Odd Farmhouse by The Odd Farmwife
        In a Beaver World by Enos A. Mills
        The Courtship of Animals by W.P. Pycraft
        The Book of Baby Pets by E.J. Detmold
      31. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 1124-1128 - 11 Reviews
        The South American Continent by Annie Peek
        A Traveler at Forty by Theodore Dreiser
        The Soul of Paris, and Other Essays by Verner Z. Reed
        Kentucky in American Letters, 1784-1912 by John Wilson Townsend
        The Story of Harvard by Arthur Stanwood Pier
        A General History of the World by Oscar Browning
        The Renaissance by Arthur de Gobineau
        Virginia Under the Stuarts, 1607-1688 by Thomas J. Wertenbaker
        Forty Years of It by Brand Whitlock
        Asia at the Door by Kiyoshi K. Kawakami
        Violence and the Labor Movement by Robert Hunter
      32. Current Poetry, pp. 1129-1130
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 1131-1145
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 1146-1150
      35. Miscellaneous, pp. 1151-1162
    7. [+]
      May 16, 1914 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Comment on Colorado by Those Who Know, pp. 1163-1165
      2. Our Debt to Villa, pp. 1166-1167
      3. Three Views of Railroad Needs, p. 1168
      4. Personnel of the Reserve Board, pp. 1169-1170
      5. The "Ulster Plot", p. 1171
      6. French Press on General Huerta, p. 1172
      7. Japan's Merchant Navy, p. 1173
      8. A Red Balkan Heritage, p. 1174
      9. The Evolution of Diseases, p. 1175
      10. Is Cooking an Error?, p. 1176
      11. The Camera and the Courts, p. 1177
      12. To Put Out Burning Liquids, p. 1178
      13. The Earth's Solidity, p. 1178
      14. To Stop Bird Electrocution, p. 1179
      15. From the Sea-Depths---and Back, p. 1179
      16. What's in a Word?, p. 1180
      17. Germany's Modern Shakespeare, p. 1181
      18. Books for the Bookless, p. 1182
      19. Was Keats Underbred?, p. 1182
      20. D'Annunzio in the Movies, p. 1183
      21. Competing with the Koran in Its Own Tongue, p. 1184
      22. Religious Reawakening in France, p. 1185
      23. Is the Commune Inevitable?, p. 1186
      24. Buddhist Corruption in Japan, p. 1186
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 1187-1189
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 1190-1219
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 1220-1232
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 1233-1234
    8. [+]
      May 23, 1914 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Shall We Join Hands With Villa?, pp. 1235-1237
      2. Where the Trust Bills Hit the Railroads, p. 1238
      3. A California Labor Tragedy, p. 1239
      4. Suffrage and Slaughter in Colorado, p. 1240
      5. The Roosevelt Rivers of Doubt, pp. 1241-1242
      6. German Criticism of Our Mexican Policy, p. 1243
      7. The Mexican Soldier, p. 1244
      8. Russia's Frozen Inferno, p. 1245
      9. China's Return to Autocracy, p. 1246
      10. Over the Rockies by Electricity, p. 1247
      11. The Automobile and the Petroleum Output, p. 1248
      12. What Shall We Do with the Deaf?, p. 1249
      13. Copper-Miners Find a Wonder Cave, p. 1250
      14. A Country that Grows Mechanics, p. 1251
      15. A Modern Russian Ironist, p. 1252
      16. An Ambassadorial View of Literature, p. 1253
      17. Work for the American Sculptor, p. 1254
      18. Nordica, p. 1255
      19. Putting the Church on "Full Time", p. 1256
      20. Objections to "Athletic Religion", p. 1257
      21. A Waldensian Church in Rome, p. 1257
      22. The Christian Attitude Toward the Mormon, p. 1257
      23. The Doctors' New Duty, p. 1258
      24. [+]
        The Romance of Lady Hester Stanhope, p. 1259 - 1 Review
        Lady Hester Lucy Stanhope by Frank Hamel
      25. [+]
        Captain Scott's Expedition, p. 1259 - 1 Review
        Scott's Last Expedition by Leonard Huxley and Robert Falcon Scott
      26. [+]
        John La Farge's Last Book, p. 1260 - 1 Review
        The Gospel Story in Art by John La Farge
      27. [+]
        Genito-Urinary Surgery, p. 1261 - 1 Review
        Surgical Diseases and Injuries of the Genito-Urinary Organs by John W. Thomson-Walker
      28. [+]
        Social Insurance Here and In Europe, p. 1262 - 1 Review
        Social Insurance by I.M. Rubinow
      29. [+]
        Dean Worcester's Book on the Philippines, p. 1263 - 1 Review
        The Philippines: Past and Present by Dean C. Worcester
      30. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 1264-1265 - 2 Reviews
        Boycotts and the Labor Struggle by Harry W. Laidler
        The Champlain Tercentenary by Henry Wayland Hill
      31. Current Poetry, pp. 1266-1268
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 1269-1271
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 1272-1277
      34. Miscellaneous, pp. 1278-1296
    9. [+]
      May 30, 1914 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Key to President Wilson's Mexican Policy, pp. 1297-1299
      2. New Haven Sins Laid to Mr. Morgan, p. 1300
      3. Political Portents of the Pennsylvania Primaries, pp. 1301-1302
      4. German Intentions in Haiti, pp. 1303-1304
      5. Doubts about Mexican "Mediation", p. 1305
      6. Educational Rivalry in Albania, p. 1306
      7. Seamy Side of Balkan Peace, pp. 1306-1307
      8. Socialist Triumph in France, p. 1308
      9. The Psychology of Work, p. 1309
      10. Eye-Strain from the Movie Habit, p. 1310
      11. Dynamite Superstitious, p. 1310
      12. 10000 Ducks in One Photograph, p. 1311
      13. A Trick of the Doctor's Trade, p. 1312
      14. To Record Wireless Signals, p. 1312
      15. The Biggest Locomotive, p. 1313
      16. Rodin Again Snubbed in France, p. 1314
      17. Chestertonian Soliloquies, p. 1315
      18. A Supplementary Nobel, p. 1316
      19. Too Much and Too Little on the Russian Stage, pp. 1316-1317
      20. Passing of the War Spirit, p. 1318
      21. The "Pilgrim Fathers of Borneo", pp. 1318-1319
      22. A Gospel for Revolutionists, p. 1320
      23. Current Poetry, p. 1321
      24. Miscellaneous, pp. 1322-1325
      25. Motor-Trucks, pp. 1326-1329
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 1330-1333
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 1334-1337
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 1338-1340
    10. [+]
      June 6, 1914 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Three Programs of Labor, pp. 1343-1344
      2. Changing the Trust Law to Suit Labor, pp. 1345-1346
      3. The Morgan Reply to Mellen, pp. 1347-1348
      4. "Tap Lines" to Tap Railroad Treasuries, p. 1349
      5. The Senate's Ban on Tainted Dollars, p. 1350
      6. Canada between Royalty and Democracy, p. 1351
      7. White Rule to Save Mexico, p. 1352
      8. India's Smoldering Revolt, p. 1353
      9. Finland's New Grievances, p. 1354
      10. Painless Childbirth, pp. 1355-1356
      11. Concrete on the Farm, p. 1357
      12. Shall We Inoculate for Typhoid?, p. 1357
      13. Water-Wizardry, p. 1358
      14. Holes of the Human Earth Spiders, p. 1359
      15. Little-Known Masterpieces, pp. 1360-1361
      16. Sappho from the Dust, p. 1362
      17. Heartaches of Our Authors, p. 1363
      18. For Sabbath Recreation, p. 1364
      19. Distillers "Looking Backward", p. 1364
      20. A Catholic War on Divorce in Massachusetts, p. 1365
      21. The Reaffirmation of Jesus, p. 1365
      22. The Kingdom Not Taken by Entertainments, p. 1366
      23. Bishops for the Free Churches, p. 1366
      24. Vacation Trips in America, pp. 1367-1368
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 1369-1371
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 1372-1393
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 1394-1398
      28. Miscellaneous, p. 1399
      29. Vacation Trips in America, pp. 1400-1414
    11. [+]
      June 13, 1914 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The Loss of the "Empress of Ireland", pp. 1417-1419
      2. "Psychological" Hard Times, pp. 1420-1421
      3. Mr. Roosevelt and Republican Fusion, p. 1422
      4. Labor's Influence Over Congress, pp. 1423-1424
      5. Kipling's Attack on the British Government, pp. 1425-1426
      6. Awakening of Turkish Women, p. 1427
      7. "Insurance against Revolution" in England, p. 1427
      8. A Good Word for the Albanian Highlanders, p. 1428
      9. Hard Times and Emigration, p. 1428
      10. Keeping Well in Our Next War, p. 1429
      11. How Balloons Take Fire, p. 1430
      12. Explosive Dust, p. 1430
      13. The Most Accurate Machine in the World, p. 1431
      14. More Solar Surgery, p. 1432
      15. Liquid Nerves, p. 1433
      16. Suffragette Butchery of Art, p. 1434
      17. Miss Brown's $10000 Prize Play, p. 1435
      18. Hope in the Movies, p. 1436
      19. What the Police Read, p. 1436
      20. Fat and Thin "Hamlets", p. 1437
      21. The President on Religious Education, p. 1438
      22. Bibles in the Schools at Last, p. 1439
      23. Declining Orthodoxy in Russia, p. 1439
      24. Catholic Aid for the Clay-Eaters, p. 1440
      25. [+]
        John Burroughs's Life Revealed---In Part Autobiographically, p. 1441 - 1 Review
        Our Friend John Burroughs by Clara Barrus
      26. [+]
        A Symposium on a Threefold Problem, p. 1442 - 1 Review
        The Church, the People, and the Age by Robert Scott and G.W. Gilmore
      27. [+]
        Completion of the Catholic Encyclopedia, p. 1443 - 1 Review
        The Catholic Encyclopedia by Edward A. Pace
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 1444-1446
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 1447-1459
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 1460-1464
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 1465-1468
    12. [+]
      June 20, 1914 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Mexican Gun-Running, pp. 1469-1470
      2. More Federal Power Over the Railroads, p. 1471
      3. The Expressman as Middleman, p. 1472
      4. Pinchot's War on Perkins, p. 1473
      5. Trust Bills and Prosperity, pp. 1474-1475
      6. Labor Exemption Upheld, p. 1476
      7. Irish "Indifference" about Home Rule, p. 1477
      8. Japan's Insurgent Premier, p. 1478
      9. Impatience at Vera Cruz, p. 1479
      10. Russo-German War-Talk, p. 1480
      11. A Strange Sense in Plants, p. 1481
      12. Sociological Sprees, p. 1482
      13. News by Telephone, p. 1483
      14. Ill-Health from New Houses, p. 1484
      15. Wanted: An Electric Nerve-Saver, p. 1484
      16. Diagnosing Fifth-Century Diseases, p. 1485
      17. Rope as Strong as Steel, p. 1485
      18. Joseph and Potiphar's Wife in Super-ballet, p. 1486
      19. A Jar for the Publisher, p. 1487
      20. America's Youngest Art, p. 1488
      21. Indicting the Bad Taste of To-Day, p. 1489
      22. The Slaves of Turpentine, p. 1490
      23. Christian Endeavor in Spain, p. 1491
      24. Catholic Indictment of the Republic in Portugal, p. 1492
      25. Current Poetry, p. 1493
      26. [+]
        Novels of the Season, pp. 1494-1496 - 10 Reviews
        Life Is a Dream by Richard Curle
        The Blindness of Virtue by Cosmo Hamilton
        What Will People Say? by Rupert Hughes
        The Salamander by Owen Johnson
        Vandover and the Brute by Frank Norris
        Unto Caesar by Baroness Orczy
        Miss Billy Married by Eleanor H. Porter
        Idle Wives by James Oppenheim
        A Child of the Orient by Demetra Vaka
        The Heart's Country by Mary Heaton Vorse
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 1497-1517
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 1518-1524
    13. [+]
      June 27, 1914 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The "Conspiracy" Against Trust Legislation, pp. 1527-1528
      2. The Federal Reserve Board, p. 1529
      3. Red-Tape Riddsnace for Alaska, p. 1530
      4. 900000000 Bushels of Prosperity, pp. 1530-1531
      5. The Panama-Tolls Reversal, p. 1532
      6. "Political Thinking" in Chicago, pp. 1533-1534
      7. Intervention in Albania, p. 1535
      8. The Terror in Central China, p. 1536
      9. Villa's Style of War, p. 1537
      10. Bohemian Idea of Our Executions, p. 1538
      11. The First Aeroplane, p. 1539
      12. Blood Circulation in Insects' Winds, p. 1540
      13. An Aerial Screw, p. 1541
      14. Soda Lakes, p. 1541
      15. A Flying Railway, p. 1542
      16. Wanted: A Scientific Editor, p. 1543
      17. An American Confutes British Shakespearians, p. 1544
      18. Suffragette Ignorance of Henry James, p. 1545
      19. Brandes's Despair of Us, p. 1546
      20. Laurence Irving, p. 1547
      21. Opposing Signor Nathan, p. 1548
      22. For a Union of Unitarians and Congregationalists, p. 1549
      23. A Call for Fanatics, p. 1549
      24. Religion of the Minimum Wage, p. 1550
      25. Current Poetry, p. 1551
      26. Motor-Cars, pp. 1552-1555
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 1556-1565
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 1566-1569
      29. Miscellaneous, p. 1570
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1914 = 13 Issues, 370 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 4, 1914 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Strengthening the Grip of the Commerce Commission, pp. 1-2
      2. Why Our Gold Goes to Europe, p. 3
      3. Clubwomen for Suffrage, p. 4
      4. Armored Doves of Pece, p. 5
      5. Moving Toward Peace in Mexico, pp. 6-7
      6. The Roosevelt O.K. for Perkins, p. 8
      7. Is the Dreadnought Obsolete?, p. 9
      8. Socialism vs. Militarism in France, p. 10
      9. Cause of the Italian Strike, p. 11
      10. German View of the "Militants", p. 12
      11. Fishing for Hostile Air-ships, p. 13
      12. No More Flying Glass, p. 14
      13. The Miner as a Civilizer, p. 14
      14. The Soil and Disease, p. 15
      15. Stampless Postage, p. 16
      16. Fake Wireless Messages, p. 16
      17. Can Fright Whiten Hair?, p. 17
      18. The "Laureate of the Streets", p. 18
      19. The Waning Judgment of Paris, p. 19
      20. New York's Plays in London, p. 20
      21. London's Neglect of Our Pictures, p. 21
      22. Old Days in the Theater, p. 21
      23. The Salvationist Temperament, p. 22
      24. The Carnegie Attitude to the Religious College, p. 23
      25. "Movies" In Church and Out, p. 24
      26. The Church's Loss of Social Leaders, p. 24
      27. [+]
        George Catlin's Masterpiece, p. 25 - 1 Review
        Manners, Customs, and Conditions of the North American Indians, Volume II by George Catlin
      28. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, p. 25 - 4 Reviews
        The Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture by L.H. Bailey
        Bret Harte: Stories and Poems and Other Uncollected Writings by Charles Meeker Kozlay and Bret Harte
        Before Vassar Opened by James Monroe Taylor
        Things I Remember by Frederick Townsend Martin
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 26-28
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 29-37
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 38-42
    2. [+]
      July 11, 1914 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. After Assassination What?, pp. 45-47
      2. More Mexican Complexities, p. 48
      3. Japanese "Rights" in America, pp. 48-49
      4. Signifance of the Claflin Failure, pp. 50-51
      5. Judge Speer's Scotch Verdict, p. 52
      6. Another Irish Army, pp. 53-54
      7. Albania's Plight, p. 55
      8. Japan's Precarious Position, p. 56
      9. Germany's World-War for Trade, p. 57
      10. Physiology of Boat-Racing, p. 58
      11. Everything of Paper-Pulp, p. 58
      12. Two-Story Farming, p. 59
      13. "Twilight Sleeps" and Medical Publicity, p. 60
      14. An Aerial Omnibus, p. 61
      15. Secretary Lane's Speech, p. 62
      16. A Nurse of Genius, p. 62
      17. High Lights of the Dramatic Year, pp. 63-64
      18. The Effect of Italy, p. 65
      19. The White Angel of Our Slums, p. 66
      20. Holland's Religious Awakening, p. 67
      21. Life-Saving Hints for the Poor, p. 68
      22. Catholic View of Protestant Bible-Distribution, p. 68
      23. Current Poetry, pp. 69-71
      24. Miscellaneous, pp. 72-79
      25. Investments and Finance, pp. 80-86
    3. [+]
      July 18, 1914 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. How the Democrats Are Running Our Finances, pp. 87-88
      2. A White House Welcome for "Big Business", pp. 89-90
      3. Attacking the "Pork-Barrel", p. 91
      4. The "Plucking Board" on Trial, p. 92
      5. New York's Compensation Law, p. 93
      6. Our Banks Invading South America, p. 94
      7. Sikhs Besieging Canada, p. 95
      8. How to Repress the Suffragettes, pp. 96-97
      9. Defects of the Two Irish Armies, p. 98
      10. Remaking a City, p. 99
      11. The Price of Radium, p. 100
      12. Anesthesia by Pressure, p. 100
      13. Live India-rubber Men, p. 101
      14. A Gyroscopic Auto, p. 101
      15. Old Age as a Drying Process, p. 102
      16. The Maligned Oyster, p. 102
      17. Scourges that Are Always with Us, p. 103
      18. A Letter from Dr. Kronig, p. 103
      19. The Art of Two Mutes, p. 104
      20. Stevenson's Borrowed Plot, p. 105
      21. Not "Bertha M. Clay", p. 106
      22. No "Anti-American Bias" in London, p. 107
      23. Failing to Silence the Rector, p. 108
      24. Setting the Preacher a New Test, p. 108
      25. Catholic Missions Explained, p. 109
      26. The Rebirth of Modernism, p. 110
      27. Summer Holidays and Jewish Sabbaths, p. 110
      28. Current Poetry, p. 111
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 112-129
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 130-134
    4. [+]
      July 25, 1914 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. The Legacy of Huerta, p. 135
      2. "Personal Guilt" on the New Haven, pp. 136-137
      3. Advance Notices of Prosperity, pp. 138-139
      4. The Convict Plea for Prohibition, p. 140
      5. Louisiana'a "Secession", pp. 141-142
      6. Shall Ireland Be Cut in Two?, p. 143
      7. Japan's Fear of a Chino-American Entente, p. 144
      8. Cementing the Anglo-Russian Tie, p. 145
      9. Our Inadequate Army, p. 146
      10. Air Experts on the Chances of Flying the Atlantic, p. 147
      11. A Keyboard for the Violin, p. 148
      12. Powdered Coal for Fuel, p. 149
      13. How Leaves Grow Old, p. 149
      14. Photo-Sculpture, p. 150
      15. Substitutes for Gasoline, p. 150
      16. Cottonseed as a Food, p. 151
      17. Pageantry in St. Louis and Elsewhere, p. 152
      18. Declining "U.S.S. Pinafore", p. 153
      19. New Books for Old, p. 154
      20. Flouting the "Old Masters", p. 155
      21. How Invasion Helps Vera Cruz, p. 156
      22. Role of the Catholic Church in France, p. 157
      23. Genesis Reinterpreted, p. 158
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 159-161
      25. Miscellaneous, pp. 162-165
      26. Investments and Finance, pp. 166-168
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 169-174
    5. [+]
      August 1, 1914 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. Mr. Bryan Out for Woman Suffrage, pp. 175-176
      2. The Trust Bills in the Senate, pp. 177-178
      3. Quieting Haiti and Santo Domingo, p. 179
      4. Our New Cherokee Citizens, p. 180
      5. Remedies for the Beef Famine, p. 181
      6. Who Will Pay Huerta's Debts?, p. 182
      7. Why Francis Ferdinand Died, p. 183
      8. President Wilson's Popularity, pp. 184-185
      9. Duma Members on Russian Reform, p. 186
      10. Submarine Movies, pp. 187-188
      11. Science to Catch Fraud in Art, p. 189
      12. An Iceless Ice-Box, p. 189
      13. Bacteria Killed by Linoleum, p. 189
      14. Poisons and the Mails, p. 190
      15. Oysters and Copper, p. 190
      16. Making Cape Cod an Island, p. 191
      17. English Tests of Futurism, p. 192
      18. The Drama in 36 Nutshells, p. 193
      19. American Painters and English Critics, p. 194
      20. Our Pioneers in Art Education, p. 195
      21. Methodism's $1000000 Reply to Mr. Carnegie, p. 196
      22. Agents of the War on War, p. 197
      23. Religion for School-Children, p. 198
      24. [+]
        Recent Fiction, p. 199 - 7 Reviews
        Love and the Soul Maker by Mary Austin
        At the Casa Napoleon by Thomas A. Janvier
        The Strength of the Strong by Jack London
        Clark's Field by Robert Herrick
        The Will to Live by M.P. Willcocks
        The Door That Has No Key by Cosmo Hamilton
        When Thoughts Will Soar by Bertha von Suttner
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 200-202
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 203-209
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 210-214
    6. [+]
      August 8, 1914 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. Europe's Call to Arms, pp. 215-216
      2. Mr. Jones Out, pp. 217-218
      3. New Alinements at Armageddon, pp. 219-220
      4. French Justice, pp. 221-222
      5. Servia's Dream of Expansion, p. 223
      6. Increase of Russia's Army, pp. 224-225
      7. Canada's Rejection of the Hindu, p. 226
      8. The Menace of Plague, p. 227
      9. Amateur Civic Engineers, p. 228
      10. An Artificial Niagara at Gatun, p. 228
      11. A Volcano of Our Own, p. 229
      12. To Grow Wheat in Arid Lands, p. 230
      13. Are Life-boats Life-savers, p. 230
      14. Why We Are Right-handed, p. 231
      15. Moonlight and Tree-Growth, p. 231
      16. An Artist in Spite of His Father, p. 232
      17. Solving the "Cinema's" Morals, p. 233
      18. Women Journalists in England and France, pp. 234-235
      19. The Bellevue Star of Hope, p. 236
      20. The Unvenerated Church, p. 237
      21. Some Cigaret Figures, p. 238
      22. A "Fool of God", p. 238
      23. Current Poetry, pp. 239-241
      24. Miscellaneous, pp. 242-247
      25. Investments and Finance, pp. 248-252
    7. [+]
      August 15, 1914 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Why Europe Is at War, pp. 253-254
      2. Who Will Win?, p. 255
      3. How the War Affects America, p. 256
      4. The Financial Side, pp. 257-258
      5. The Rate Decision, pp. 259-260
      6. The European Armageddon---Who Caused It?, pp. 261-262
      7. Fighting Graft in Japan, p. 263
      8. Japan on the Land-Law Deadlock, p. 263
      9. Opium Prohibition in China, p. 264
      10. The "Twilight Sleep" Again, p. 265
      11. Research by Moving Pictures, p. 265
      12. Electric Fans in India, p. 266
      13. Age-spots on Mother Earth's Face, p. 266
      14. What Makes Wood Waterproof?, p. 267
      15. World-birth by Explosion, p. 268
      16. Sudden Deaths in the Water, p. 268
      17. Music for the Deaf, p. 269
      18. The Cose of Noise, p. 269
      19. Ireland's Most Distinctive Painter, p. 270
      20. A Moribund Profession, p. 271
      21. A Hundred Years of "Waverley", p. 272
      22. "Demobilized" Grand Opera, p. 273
      23. Word-Squeamishness, p. 273
      24. Asking God to Bless Slaughter, p. 274
      25. The Jews' Place in the War, p. 275
      26. The Ill Omen of Sacre Coeur, p. 276
      27. Cutting Off Drugs, p. 276
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 277-283
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 284-288
    8. [+]
      August 22, 1914 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. The War in Belgium, p. 289
      2. War and Our Merchant Marine, pp. 290-291
      3. Neutrality and Contraband, p. 292
      4. Blaming Germany for the War, pp. 293-294
      5. The Reserve Board at Work, pp. 295-296
      6. British Press on the War, p. 297
      7. Italy Explains Her Neutrality, pp. 298-299
      8. The German Press on the War, p. 300
      9. Solar-Power Plants, p. 301
      10. Must Our Cities Go?, p. 302
      11. Telephones That Talk Out Loud, p. 303
      12. A Study of Musical Sensation, p. 304
      13. Anabiosis---Life in Death, p. 304
      14. Are Naval Salutes Efficient?, p. 305
      15. Is Jupiter Launching a Moon?, p. 305
      16. Tolstoy's Prevision, p. 306
      17. The Magic Change of Paris, p. 307
      18. Hardships Imposed by the Censor, p. 308
      19. The "Greatest Actor of Our Time", p. 308
      20. The Call to the Poets, p. 309
      21. Militarism Analyzed, p. 310
      22. The Appeal of the Women, p. 311
      23. Lord Morley's Spiritual Side, p. 312
      24. A Prayer for Those at War, p. 312
      25. Current Poetry, p. 313
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 314-323
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 324-328
    9. [+]
      August 29, 1914 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. America's Loss and Gain in Europe's War, pp. 330-331
      2. The Food-Price "War", pp. 332-333
      3. The Harvester Trust's "Guilt", p. 334
      4. The Panama Canal Open, p. 335
      5. Constitutionalist Rule in Mexico, pp. 335-336
      6. Japan as England's Hope in the Pacific, p. 337
      7. Why England Goes to War, pp. 338-339
      8. American Ideals to Triumph Through the War, p. 340
      9. Europe's Much-Conquered Empire, p. 340
      10. Aerial Artillery, p. 341
      11. The Uselessness of Opening Windows, p. 341
      12. Early or Late Marriages?, p. 342
      13. Shrinking Culm-Hills, p. 343
      14. Finding Leaks in Wells by Electric Light, p. 343
      15. Music in Wood, p. 344
      16. The Dangers of Golf, p. 344
      17. What Sounds Can Be Heard?, p. 345
      18. Big Photographic Lenses, p. 345
      19. Animals That Live Without Drinking, p. 345
      20. The To-Morrow of Europe, p. 346
      21. Another Literary Man's View, p. 347
      22. As a Means of Popular Education, p. 347
      23. Duse's Gift to Her Sister Artists, p. 348
      24. War and the Book Trade, p. 349
      25. Has Christianity Broken Down, p. 350
      26. Killing the Boys, p. 351
      27. Why Children Lie, p. 351
      28. Another War to Wage, pp. 352-353
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 354-356
      30. [+]
        Major Putnam's Early Life, p. 357 - 1 Review
        Memories of My Youth, 1844-1865 by George Haven Putnam
      31. [+]
        Von Bulow's Reminiscences, pp. 357-365 - 1 Review
        Imperial Germany by Prince Bernhard von Bulow
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 366-387
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 388-392
      34. Miscellaneous, pp. 393-396
    10. [+]
      September 5, 1914 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Germans in France, pp. 399-400
      2. Russia's Promise to Poland, p. 401
      3. Japan's Share in the War, p. 402
      4. Getting Along Without Imports, p. 403
      5. Neutrality---and War Loans, p. 404
      6. Mr. McReynolds's Promotion, pp. 405-406
      7. War the Reconciler, p. 407
      8. Canada to the Colors, p. 408
      9. The War---A Race War, p. 409
      10. The Retreat to Antwerp, p. 409
      11. Vindicating the Kaiser, p. 410
      12. The Line-Up in the Air, p. 411
      13. Ornamental Telephones, p. 411
      14. Fighting the Army Worm, p. 412
      15. Clean Streets and Motor Traffic, p. 413
      16. Wild Men Old and New, p. 414
      17. Masses of Gas in Space, p. 414
      18. Art in Industry, p. 415
      19. Perpetual Electric Currents?, p. 415
      20. Mr. Wells Adjures Us, p. 416
      21. Fighting to Music, p. 417
      22. Books on the European Crisis, p. 418
      23. Looking Forward for Literature, p. 419
      24. Pope Pius X, p. 420
      25. War Opportunity of the Jews, p. 421
      26. England's Primate on the War, p. 422
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 423-425
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 426-435
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 436-440
    11. [+]
      September 12, 1914 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. Darkest Side of the Great War, pp. 441-442
      2. Machinery of the War, pp. 443-444
      3. New Efforts to Raise Rail-Rates, p. 445
      4. South America as Our War Prize, pp. 446-447
      5. South Carolina Rejects Blease, p. 448
      6. Loyalty of German Socialists, p. 449
      7. A German Move in Holland, p. 450
      8. India's Rally to Britain, p. 451
      9. Moral Responsibility in Warfare, p. 452
      10. European War and American Minerals, p. 453
      11. No More Tank Fires, p. 454
      12. Topsy-Turvy Evolution, p. 455
      13. The Record Salt Crop, p. 455
      14. Effective Submarine Signals, p. 456
      15. Butter from a Tree, p. 457
      16. Unclean Soda-Fountains, p. 457
      17. The Value of Stumps, p. 457
      18. Destruction of Art at Louvain, pp. 458-459
      19. German Idealism in the Balance, p. 460
      20. An Englishman Speaks for Germany, p. 461
      21. The New Pope Benedict XV, p. 462
      22. The Collapse of Civilization, p. 463
      23. For a Spiritual Census, p. 464
      24. Current Poetry, p. 465
      25. Miscellaneous, pp. 466-481
      26. Investments and Finance, pp. 482-490
    12. [+]
      September 19, 1914 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. What We Pay to See Europe at War, pp. 491-492
      2. The Allies' New Bond, pp. 493-494
      3. Europe Appealing to America, p. 495
      4. The President "On the Job", pp. 496-497
      5. Colorado Asked to Pacify Itself, p. 498
      6. Resurrection of Poland, pp. 499-500
      7. English Share in the Guilt, p. 501
      8. Why Japan Attacks Germany, p. 502
      9. A Public Refigerator, p. 503
      10. Avalanches While You Wait, p. 504
      11. A New Way to Study Planets, p. 504
      12. War and Drug Famine, p. 505
      13. An Electric Fly-killer, p. 505
      14. The Invention of Gunpowder, p. 506
      15. A Magnetic Rake, p. 506
      16. Artificial Diamonds Without Pressure, p. 506
      17. The "Twilight Sleep" Dispute, p. 507
      18. Fish that Survive Freezing, p. 507
      19. A Dry Rain-tree, p. 507
      20. Boycotting Wagner, p. 508
      21. German Culture Defended, p. 509
      22. A New Dramatist from Iceland, p. 510
      23. War and Literature, p. 511
      24. The Red Cross Ship, p. 512
      25. Prohibition's New Ally, p. 513
      26. The Minister Overwhelmed, p. 514
      27. [+]
        Count Vassili's Memoirs of France During the Past Fifty Years, p. 515 - 1 Review
        France from Behind the Veil by Paul Vassili
      28. [+]
        Central-African Tribes, p. 515 - 1 Review
        Among the Primitive Bakongo by John H. Weeks
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 516-524
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 525-543
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 544-546
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 547-556
    13. [+]
      September 26, 1914 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. How Austria Fares, pp. 557-558
      2. Turkey Tearing Up Treaties, p. 559
      3. A New Turn in Mexican Affairs, pp. 560-561
      4. What Maine's Election Shows, p. 562
      5. Summary of the European War, pp. 562-564
      6. Germany's Defense, p. 565
      7. Polish Views of the Czar's Offer, p. 566
      8. Labor and the War in England, p. 566
      9. India's Press on India's Call to Arms, pp. 567-568
      10. Discovering Nature's Curative Methods, p. 569
      11. Statues Painted on Wire, p. 570
      12. Geology and Military Tactics, p. 570
      13. Mechanical Intelligence, p. 571
      14. A Dinner from the Scrap-heap, p. 571
      15. Electricity for Cancer, p. 572
      16. Are All Men Alike?, p. 572
      17. How Naval Guns Are Aimed, p. 573
      18. Is American Humor Declining?, p. 574
      19. What Makes Good War-Poems?, p. 575
      20. Maeterlinck's "Inexorable Resolution", p. 575
      21. The War Among the Scholars, p. 576
      22. Where the Entente Fails, p. 577
      23. National Sins That Caused the War, p. 578
      24. California on Prohibition, p. 579
      25. Is War of God or the Devil?, p. 580
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 581-583
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 584-603
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 604-612
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1914 = 13 Issues, 377 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 3, 1914 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. The German Submarine Victory, pp. 613-614
      2. What the Peace Talk Reveals, p. 615
      3. Expert Forecasts on the War, p. 616
      4. Russia Invites Our Exports, p. 617
      5. Virginia's Prohibition Stride, p. 618
      6. The Villa-Carranza Break, pp. 619-620
      7. "Peace" When There Is No Peace, p. 621
      8. China in the European War, pp. 622-623
      9. Germany's Economic Pinch, p. 624
      10. Parlor Aviation, p. 625
      11. Are There Two Kinds of Lead?, p. 626
      12. Why Some Soldiers Run Away, p. 626
      13. Hoseless Lawn-Sprinkling, p. 627
      14. Wireless on Dirigibles, p. 627
      15. Monkeys and Yellow Fever, p. 628
      16. Has Our New Volcano Come to Stay?, p. 628
      17. Francis Bacon Efficiency Engineer, p. 629
      18. To Aid the Lost in Boston, p. 629
      19. How Insects Breathe, p. 629
      20. The "Cultural" War, p. 630
      21. Art Tours at Home, p. 631
      22. Artists as "Cannon-Fodder", p. 632
      23. The War as an Educational Topic, p. 633
      24. The Falling Cathedrals, p. 634
      25. Europe's Hour of Need, p. 635
      26. Church Duties in War Days, p. 636
      27. [+]
        France and England---The Story of the "Entente Cordiale", p. 637 - 1 Review
        Thirty Years: Anglo-French Reminiscences, 1876-1906 by Thomas Barclay
      28. [+]
        Ferrero on Rome and the United States, p. 637 - 1 Review
        Ancient Rome and Modern America by Guglielmo Ferrero
      29. [+]
        Monmouth the Rebel, p. 637 - 1 Review
        On the Left of a Throne by Evelyn Maud Reid Nepean
      30. [+]
        Recent Novels, pp. 638-639 - 5 Reviews
        Maria by Bettina von Hutten
        Stories of Russian Life by Anton Chekhov
        My Love and I by Alice Brown
        The Torch Bearer by Reina Melcher Marquis
        Faith Tresilion by Eden Phillpotts
      31. Current Poetry, pp. 640-642
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 643-653
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 654-658
      34. Miscellaneous, pp. 659-668
    2. [+]
      October 10, 1914 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. "Buy a Bale of Cotton", pp. 669-670
      2. Shall We Arm?, p. 671
      3. Doubts About the Direct Primary, p. 672
      4. Checking a Diplomatic Loquacity, p. 673
      5. Accusing the Banks of Hoarding, p. 674
      6. A Hitch in the Colorado Peace Plan, pp. 675-676
      7. German Resentment at Charges of Barbarity, p. 677
      8. Home Rule and the War, p. 678
      9. Poles Warned Against the Czar, p. 679
      10. British Tribute to French Arms, p. 680
      11. Doing Without Germany, p. 681
      12. Is the Dumdum a Myth?, p. 681
      13. Speed in Baseball, p. 682
      14. The Sanitary Dining-Car, p. 683
      15. The Life of Metals, p. 684
      16. Mental and Physical Fatigue Compared, p. 684
      17. A Sensible Geometry-Teacher, p. 685
      18. Reims's Departed Glory, p. 686
      19. The War of the Pens, p. 687
      20. Rolland to Hauptmann, p. 688
      21. War's End ot the Old Esthetic Era, p. 689
      22. Appeal of the German Glergy, p. 690
      23. The Protests of Christian Pacifists, p. 691
      24. Mexico and the Catholic Church, p. 692
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 693-695
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 696-713
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 714-720
    3. [+]
      October 17, 1914 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Germany's Colonial Losses, pp. 721-722
      2. England's Contraband Compromise, pp. 723-724
      3. Free Markets for City Dwellers, p. 725
      4. A Congressional Prophet of War, pp. 726-727
      5. Perils of Neutrality, p. 728
      6. London's Fear of a "Zeppelin" Raid, p. 729
      7. Germany Cut Off from Imports, pp. 730-731
      8. German Trade After the War, p. 732
      9. To Stop Telephone-Eaves dropping, p. 733
      10. The Cost of the Human Motor, p. 734
      11. Spinal Curvature in Babies, p. 734
      12. To Stop Gun-Deafness, p. 734
      13. Panoramic Movies, p. 735
      14. For International Quarantine, p. 736
      15. Superiority of Electric Pull, p. 736
      16. Rubber Foam: A Gaseous Solid, p. 737
      17. Gum as a War Ration, p. 737
      18. The Inspirer of Pan-Germanism, p. 738
      19. The Fortunes of War for Art, p. 739
      20. Unfulfilled Fears for Music, p. 740
      21. The Response of Our Universities, p. 741
      22. Why We Pray for Peace, p. 742
      23. Fighting Parsons, p. 743
      24. Blaming Nietzsche for It All, p. 743
      25. Humanity's Spiritual Losses, p. 744
      26. [+]
        The New Standard Dictionary by Elmer Ellsworth Brown, pp. 745-746 - 1 Review
        Funk and Wagnall's New Standard Dictionary
      27. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 747-748 - 5 Reviews
        The Amazing Argentine by John Foster Fraser
        Adventurings in the Psychical by H. Addington Bruce
        Exercises for Women by Florence Bolton
        Children in Bondage by Ben B. Lindsey, Edwin Markham, and George Creel
        No. 13 Washington Square by Leroy Scott
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 749-751
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 752-763
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 764-772
    4. [+]
      October 24, 1914 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Meaning of Antwerp's Fall, pp. 773-775
      2. The Boer Disaffection, p. 776
      3. Second Thoughts on Atrocities, p. 777
      4. The New Way with the Trusts, pp. 778-780
      5. European Nationalities to Remain Intact, p. 781
      6. Russia's War for "Culture", p. 782
      7. How Austria Meets the War Dearth, p. 783
      8. As the Turk Sees It, p. 784
      9. Admiral Mahan on Sea War, p. 785
      10. The Sad Return of the Fairies, p. 786
      11. The Oldest Portrait, p. 786
      12. War and Weather, p. 787
      13. Sun-Spots and Thunder-storms, p. 787
      14. Why Some Swimmers Die, p. 787
      15. Films as Salesmen, p. 788
      16. The Duck as a Febrifuge, p. 789
      17. The Creative Machinist, p. 789
      18. Art and Germany's Savants, p. 790
      19. Bernhardi to America, p. 791
      20. Germany's Debt to French Culture, p. 792
      21. Professors Still Exchanged, p. 793
      22. The War as Seen by the Non-Resister, p. 794
      23. The War and Missions, p. 795
      24. Spread of the Adventist Faith, pp. 796-799
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 800-801
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 802-811
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 812-815
      28. The Autumn Traveler, pp. 816-828
    5. [+]
      October 31, 1914 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Democracy's Case Before the Voters, pp. 829-831
      2. British Seizures of American Ships, p. 832
      3. Humanizing Patchwork Law, p. 833
      4. Our Business in War-Time, pp. 833-834
      5. Our Unreadiness for War, pp. 835-836
      6. The Allies as Champions of the Little Nations, p. 837
      7. Dutch View of Neutrality, p. 838
      8. Germany's Defense of "Militarism", p. 839
      9. Loyalty of German-Canadians, p. 839
      10. Armageddon Still to Come, p. 840
      11. Germany's Food Problem, p. 840
      12. Knights of the Air, p. 841
      13. British Ire at Trade Obituaries, p. 841
      14. Dangers of Face-Powder, p. 842
      15. Splicing Broken Bones with Bone, p. 842
      16. The Innocence of "Bad" Plumbing, p. 843
      17. The Evil Eye, p. 843
      18. A Telephone with a Memory, p. 844
      19. The Lightning-Rod Defended, p. 844
      20. Carving a Hillside into Home Sites, p. 845
      21. German Report on Art Destruction, p. 846
      22. The Fate of the "Free-Lance", p. 847
      23. "Atrocities" of the Non-Combatant, p. 848
      24. Europe Repudiated by Asia, p. 849
      25. The English Theologians' Reply, p. 850
      26. The "White Cross", p. 851
      27. War's Derangement of Religious Work, p. 852
      28. The War's Lesson to France, p. 852
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 853-855
      30. Motor-Trucks, pp. 856-860
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 861-865
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 866-870
    6. [+]
      November 7, 1914 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. German Respect for the Monroe Doctrine, pp. 871-872
      2. More Boer Revolt, p. 873
      3. Taxing Us for Europe's War, pp. 874-875
      4. The "Made in U.S.A." Campaign, p. 876
      5. Laying Snares for Foreign Dollars, pp. 877-878
      6. German Views of American Sympathy, p. 879
      7. German Spies in England, p. 880
      8. Why Germany Expects Victory, p. 881
      9. A Rod in Pickle for Turkey, p. 882
      10. Our Commercial Declaration of Independence, p. 883
      11. Concrete to Balk Mississippi Floods, p. 884
      12. The Spree Disease, p. 885
      13. Fallacies of the War, p. 886
      14. Gas-Poisoning A Cold-Weather Peril, p. 887
      15. Safeguarding Our Public Art, p. 888
      16. Not Up on Nietzsche, p. 889
      17. Singing "Tipperary", pp. 890-891
      18. Germany's Ethics Defended, p. 892
      19. Why the English Church Goes Forth to War, p. 893
      20. English View of German Morals, p. 894
      21. [+]
        Mrs. Parnell's Book About Parnell, p. 895 - 1 Review
        Charles Stewart Parnell by Katharine O'Shea
      22. [+]
        Other Works of History and Biography, pp. 895-900 - 9 Reviews
        Letters and Recollections of Alexander Agassiz by George R. Agassiz and Alexander Agassiz
        Thomas Wentworth Higginson: The Story of His Life by Mary Potter Thacher Higginson
        The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion, Part IV by James George Frazer
        The Empress Frederick: A Memoir by Anonymous
        The Ancient Roman Empire and the British Empire in India; the Diffusion of Roman and English Law Throughout the World by James Bryce
        With Walt Whitman in Camden, Volume Three by Horace Traubel
        Confederate Portraits by Gamaliel Bradford
        Nicholas Breakspear by Horace K. Mann
        Roman Imperialism by Tenney Frank
      23. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 901-902 - 3 Reviews
        The Art of Being Alive by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
        The Charm of the Antique by Robert Shackleton and Elizabeth Shackleton
        The Friendly Road by David Grayson
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 903-906
      25. Miscellaneous, pp. 907-927
      26. Investments and Finance, pp. 928-934
    7. [+]
      November 14, 1914 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. The Republican Revival, pp. 937-938
      2. American Sympathies in the War, pp. 939-941
      3. Germany's Naval Victory in the Pacific, p. 942
      4. Turkey's Turban in the Ring, p. 943
      5. America Feeding Belgium, p. 944
      6. The War in Brief, p. 945
      7. Canadian Views of a German Invasion, p. 946
      8. The Boer Revolt as a Civil War, p. 947
      9. How Germany Views Portugal, p. 948
      10. War in the Marshes, pp. 948-949
      11. Diseases of the Battle-Field, p. 950
      12. Electricity in War, p. 951
      13. Forests of Stone, p. 952
      14. Do Battles Cause Rain?, p. 953
      15. When a Nation Hates, p. 954
      16. Louvain's Lost Manuscripts, p. 955
      17. A Calm View of Treitschke, p. 955
      18. Transforming Power of Phonetics, pp. 956-957
      19. War's Desolation in Palestine, p. 958
      20. Fighting Alcohol in Europe, p. 958
      21. A Vision of a New Russia, p. 959
      22. The Lapsed Brotherhood of Man, p. 960
      23. Current Poetry, p. 961
      24. Personal Glimpses, pp. 962-979
      25. Investments and Finance, pp. 980-990
    8. [+]
      November 21, 1914 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Russia's Part in the War, pp. 991-993
      2. Missouri Recalls Its Full-Crew Law, p. 994
      3. Stamping Out the Cattle Plague, p. 994
      4. Future of the Progressive Party, p. 995
      5. Two More Suffrage States, p. 996
      6. Prohibition Winning the West, pp. 997-998
      7. Europe's Concern Over Our Attitude, p. 999
      8. Islam and the "Holy War", p. 1000
      9. Chino-Japanese Friction, pp. 1001-1002
      10. War Explansion and Aviation, p. 1003
      11. More Honor for the Wrights, p. 1004
      12. More Trouble for Telephone Listeners, p. 1005
      13. The Passing of Roman Fever, p. 1006
      14. The Speed of Globe-Circling, p. 1006
      15. The Good Side of War, p. 1007
      16. When Fighting Grows Tiresome, p. 1007
      17. Belgium's Eclipsed Mental Life, p. 1008
      18. John Burroughs Frees His Mind, p. 1009
      19. Swedish Sympathy for Germany, p. 1010
      20. German Plans to Win Our Good-Will, pp. 1010-1011
      21. Appeals That Pass None By, p. 1012
      22. Gunpowder and the Gospel, p. 1013
      23. Is War a Means of Grace?, p. 1014
      24. [+]
        When Paris Was Under Siege by the Germans, p. 1015 - 1 Review
        My Days of Adventure by Ernest Alfred Vizetelly
      25. [+]
        Roosevelt's "African Game Animals", p. 1015 - 1 Review
        Life Histories of African Game Animals by Theodore Roosevelt and Edmund Heller
      26. [+]
        Biography and Letters, pp. 1015-1020 - 6 Reviews
        Letters of Edward Dowden and His Correspondents by Edward Dowden
        A Beacon for the Blind by Winifred Holt
        The Sunny Side of Diplomatic Life, 1875-1912 by Lillie de Hegermann-Lindencrone
        Reminiscences of Tolstoy by Count Ilya Tolstoy
        My Own Story by Emmeline Pankhurst
        The Celebrated Madame Campan by Violette M. Montagu
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 1021-1023
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 1024-1035
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 1036-1046
    9. [+]
      November 28, 1914 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. Shall We Let Belgium Starve?, p. 1047
      2. A New Start in National Finance, pp. 1048-1049
      3. King Cotton Convalescing, p. 1050
      4. Ominous Possibilities of the Smyrna Incident, p. 1051
      5. The President's Indorsement of Negro Segregation, pp. 1052-1053
      6. Stealing $200000000 form the Oklahoma Indians, pp. 1054-1055
      7. Trying to Embroil America and Japan, p. 1056
      8. "Watchful Waiting" in Italy and Roumania, p. 1057
      9. Recruiting in Canada, p. 1058
      10. Turkey's Fate, p. 1059
      11. War in the Woods, p. 1060
      12. Pressure Anesthesia Again, p. 1061
      13. Blasting by Wholesale, p. 1062
      14. An English Red-Cross Train, p. 1063
      15. Clearing Up "Culture", p. 1064
      16. Heine as a Prophet, p. 1065
      17. The Militarist and the Humane German, p. 1066
      18. How Oxford Is Hit by the War, p. 1067
      19. A Substitute for College Athletics, p. 1067
      20. Failure of Prayers for Peace or Victory, p. 1068
      21. The French Church in the War, p. 1069
      22. War's Ills to the Mind, pp. 1070-1073
      23. Motor-Trucks, pp. 1074-1081
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 1082-1084
      25. Miscellaneous, pp. 1085-1093
      26. Investments and Finance, pp. 1094-1097
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 1098-1102
    10. [+]
      December 5, 1914 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. 1200 Barrels of Flour the First Response in the Crusade to Rescue Belgium from Starvation, p. 1103
      2. Our Evacuation of Vera Cruz, pp. 1104-1105
      3. A Lawless War on Land and Sea, p. 1106
      4. Amos Pinchot on His Party's Fall, p. 1106
      5. An Army Estimate of Army Needs, p. 1107
      6. Democracy's Liquor Problem, p. 1108
      7. Summary of the European War, pp. 1108-1110
      8. Mortality in This and Other Wars, p. 1111
      9. Length of the War, p. 1112
      10. Austro-Hungarian Views, p. 1113
      11. Closing the North Sea, p. 1114
      12. The War as Russia's Salvation, p. 1115
      13. Feeding the Warring Nations, p. 1116
      14. Derailing a Railroad, p. 1117
      15. Fitting the School to the Child, p. 1118
      16. Gravity as a Side Partner, p. 1119
      17. Shaw Drubbing John Bull Again, p. 1120
      18. A Humorist of Other Days, p. 1121
      19. German Savants in France's Institute, p. 1122
      20. A Word to Bloody-Minded Poets, p. 1123
      21. Training the "International Mind", p. 1123
      22. The Gospel Among Belgian Refugees, p. 1124
      23. The Common Man's Religious Value, p. 1125
      24. Russia's Delight in Sobriety, p. 1126
      25. The Pope's War Encyclical, p. 1126
      26. [+]
        Books for Children---A List of Twenty-Five of the Best, pp. 1127-1132 - 25 Reviews
        The Story of Our Army for Young Americans by Willis J. Abbot
        Fairmount's Quartette by Etta Anthony Baker
        The Boys' Motley by Helen Ward Banks
        Little Women: Letters from the House of Alcott by Jessie Bonstelle, Marian de Forest, and Louisa May Alcott, ...
        Pleasant Surprizes by Sheila E. Braine
        The Boy Emigrants by Noah Brooks
        Songs of Sixpence by Abbie Farwell Brown
        The Lucky Stone by Abbie Farwell Brown
        The Human Side of Plants by Royal Dixon
        The Baby Bears: Their Wishing-Rings by Grace G. Drayton
        Imagina by Julia Ellsworth Ford
        The Runaway by Allen French
        The Book of the Friendly Giants by Eunice Fuller
        More Than Conquerors by Ariadne Gilbert
        The Winds of Deal by Latta Griswold
        The Last Invasion by Donal H. Baines
        Uncle Remus and His Friends by Joel Chandler Harris
        Stories from Wagner by J. Walker McSpadden
        The Boy's Book of Famous Regiments by Henry A. Ogden and H.A. Hitchcock
        Good Stories for Great Holidays by Frances Jenkins Olcott
        The Kewpie Kutouts by Rose O'Neill
        Old-Time Nursery Rhymes by Gordon Robinson
        The Dot Book by Clifford Leon Sherman
        Scouting with Daniel Boone by Everett T. Tomlinson
        The Book of Athletics by Paul Withington
      27. [+]
        An Additional List of Thirty, pp. 1133-1137 - 21 Reviews
        The Guns of Bull Run by Joseph A. Altsheler
        The Brother of a Hero by Ralph Henry Barbour
        Left End Edwards by Ralph Henry Barbour
        Jolly Book of Boxcraft by Patten Beard
        In Fairyland by Louey Chisholm
        The Boy's Camp Book by Edward Cave
        Legends of King Arthur and His Knights by Janet MacDonald Clark
        The Treasure Finders by Oliver Clay
        The Diamond Story Book by Penrhyn W. Coussens
        A Little Maid of Massachusetts Colony by Alice Turner Curtis
        Boy Scouts in the White Mountains by Walter Prichard Eaton
        In the Path of La Salle by Percy K. Fitzhugh
        Forty-Four Turkish Fairy Tales by Ignacz Kunos
        Literature for Children by Orton Lowe
        The Cuckoo Clock by Mrs. Molesworth
        The Universe and the Mayonnaise by T. Brailsford Robertson
        Legends and Stories of Italy for Children by Amy Steedman
        Black Tales for White Children by C.H. Stigand
        Beth's Wonder-Winter by Marion Ames Taggart
        To the Land of the Caribou by Paul G. Tomlinson
        Captain Dan Richards by Everett T. Tomlinson
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 1138-1140
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 1141-1149
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 1150-1158
    11. [+]
      December 12, 1914 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Should We Prepare for Attack?, pp. 1159-1160
      2. Mr. Wilson's Hint to European Bomb-Droppers, p. 1161
      3. The Crown Prince on the War, p. 1162
      4. After Four Months of War, p. 1163
      5. South-American Aid to Germany, p. 1163
      6. Peace Prospects in Colorado, pp. 1164-1166
      7. Difficulties of American Neutrality, p. 1167
      8. England's Lack of Men, p. 1168
      9. Holland's Hospitality, p. 1169
      10. Trade Troubles in North Europe, p. 1169
      11. The Voice of Turkey, p. 1170
      12. Germany's World-Warning, p. 1170
      13. Scientific Armies in Europe's War, p. 1171
      14. The Mercy of Modern War Surgery, p. 1172
      15. Snow-Removal by Heat, p. 1172
      16. Dangerous Sawdust, p. 1173
      17. Subways for Rivers, p. 1173
      18. Meddling with Nature's Balance of the Sexes, p. 1174
      19. Movies and Morals, p. 1175
      20. Ludwig Fulda Addresses Amerca, pp. 1176-1179
      21. Verse-Making in the Trenches, p. 1180
      22. Spread of Prussian Culture, pp. 1180-1181
      23. The Jews of Poland During the War, p. 1182
      24. War's Disruption of Religious Work, p. 1183
      25. Healing the Wounds of Battle, p. 1184
      26. Current Poetry, p. 1185
      27. [+]
        Holiday Books---Thirty of the Best, pp. 1186-1192 - 30 Reviews
        California: An Intimate History by Gertrude Atherton
        The Spell of Japan by Isabel Anderson
        From the Log of the Velsa by Arnold Bennett
        Famous War Correspondents by F. Lauriston Bullard
        The Amateur Garden by George W. Cable
        Unknown Mongolia by Douglas Carruthers
        Jewish Life in Modern Times by Israel Cohen
        Social Life in Old New England by Mary Caroline Crawford
        London Survivals by P.H. Ditchfield
        Early American Churches by Aymar Embury
        Between the Old World and the New by Guglielmo Ferrero
        Colonial Mansions of Maryland and Delaware by John Martin Hammond
        Highways and Byways in Shakespeare's Country by W.W. Hutton
        Life in America One Hundred Years Ago by Gaillard Hunt
        Indian Blankets and Their Makers by George Wharton James
        Russia: The Country of Extremes by N. Jarintzoff
        My Path Through Life by Lilli Lehmann
        Belgium, Her Kings, Kingdom, and People by John de Courcy MacDonnell
        Luca Della Robbia by Allan Marquand
        Delightful Dalmatia by Alice Lee Moque
        Colonial Homes and Their Furnishings by Mary Harrod Northend
        The Lure of the Camera by Charles S. Olcott
        The End of the Trail by E. Alexander Powell
        Westminster Abbey: Its Architecture, History and Monuments by Helen Marshall Pratt
        A Far Journey by Abraham Mitrie Rihbany
        The Charm of Ireland by Burton Egbert Stevenson
        Ten Thousand Miles with a Dog Sled by Hudson Stuck
        Recollections of Full Years by Helen Herron Taft
        The Lure of London by Lilian Whiting
        North Africa and the Desert by George E. Woodberry
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 1193-1199
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 1200-1204
    12. [+]
      December 19, 1914 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Our Government's Attitude Toward National Defense, pp. 1205-1207
      2. Our Right to Arm the Warring Nations, p. 1208
      3. Germany's Rovers Sunk, p. 1209
      4. End of the Colorado Coal Strike, p. 1210
      5. Progressive Demise Denied, p. 1211
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 1212
      7. Scandinavian Tremors, p. 1213
      8. Germany's Showing in the War, p. 1214
      9. Who's Who in the German Army, p. 1215
      10. Ireland's Stand, p. 1216
      11. How the Pacific Ocean Rises to Invade a Lake, p. 1217
      12. The Mysterious Dumdum, p. 1218
      13. Porto Rico's Telephone-Plants, p. 1219
      14. Ashes as a Commodity, p. 1220
      15. How One May Feast and Starve, p. 1220
      16. An Electric Traffic Squad, p. 1221
      17. German Fear of Slav Barbarism, p. 1222
      18. Bergson on Germany's Moral Force, p. 1223
      19. Germany's Exaltation in War, p. 1224
      20. Harden Disdains Apology, p. 1225
      21. America Alone Can Save, p. 1226
      22. France's Spiritual Revival, p. 1227
      23. Of Hatreds, p. 1228
      24. The Midwinter Traveler, pp. 1229-1231
      25. 20000 Barrels of Flour for Starving Belgium!, pp. 1232-1233
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 1234-1235
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 1236-1239
      28. Current Events, p. 1240
      29. Spice of Life, pp. 1241-1243
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 1244-1258
    13. [+]
      December 26, 1914 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The Move to Keep Our Guns Out of Europe, pp. 1259-1260
      2. To Bar the War from Western Waters, p. 1261
      3. Good Times Seen from Wall Street, pp. 1262-1263
      4. A Million Men Out of Work, p. 1264
      5. The German Raid on England, pp. 1264-1266
      6. Our Defenses Viewed from Abroad, p. 1267
      7. Turkish and Russian Joy in Combat, p. 1268
      8. "Why Does Everybody Hate Germany?", p. 1269
      9. War Ends Dynastic Feud in Spain, p. 1270
      10. Bernhardi's Mission in America, p. 1270
      11. Deep-sea Diving Revolutionized, p. 1271
      12. Underground Beacons for Aircraft, p. 1272
      13. Our Chemical Senses, p. 1272
      14. The Weight of a Sunbeam, p. 1273
      15. Circumstantial Accidents, p. 1273
      16. Bad Teeth and Crime, p. 1273
      17. The Tales That Dead Men Tell, p. 1274
      18. Telephones in the War, p. 1275
      19. Maeterlinck's Appeal to America and Italy, p. 1276
      20. War's Effect on Literature, p. 1277
      21. German Pity for France, p. 1278
      22. Some of Shaw's Errors, p. 1279
      23. The Mothers and Babes of Belgium, p. 1280
      24. Two Calls to Arms, p. 1281
      25. The War-Time Tide of Kindness, p. 1282
      26. Motor-Trucks, pp. 1283-1288
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 1289-1291
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 1292-1305
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 1306-1309
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 1310-1314
6. [+]
  Issues of 1915 = 52 Issues, 1,495 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1916 = 40 Issues, 1,226 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1917 = 52 Issues, 1,635 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1918 = 51 Issues, 1,600 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1919 = 52 Issues, 1,563 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 1920s = 10 Years, 465 Issues, 15,999 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1920 = 52 Issues, 1,799 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1921 = 53 Issues, 1,761 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1922 = 39 Issues, 1,504 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1923 = 39 Issues, 1,309 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1924 = 52 Issues, 1,768 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1925 = 52 Issues, 1,703 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1926 = 39 Issues, 1,270 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1927 = 53 Issues, 1,711 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1928 = 34 Issues, 1,176 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1929 = 52 Issues, 1,998 Articles
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Issues of the 1930s = 9 Years, 415 Issues, 14,790 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1930 = 51 Issues, 1,897 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1931 = 52 Issues, 1,662 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1932 = 53 Issues, 2,232 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1933 = 52 Issues, 2,083 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1934 = 52 Issues, 2,360 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1935 = 52 Issues, 2,313 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1936 = 52 Issues, 1,366 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1937 = 50 Issues, 868 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1938 = 1 Issue, 9 Articles