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      January 6, 1917 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Germany's Request for a Peace-Conference, pp. 1-3
      2. To Make All Our Boys Soldiers, p. 4
      3. More "Pork-Barreling", p. 5
      4. The Final Election Figures, p. 6
      5. A Yucatan Utopia, pp. 7-8
      6. The President's Unwelcome Intervention, p. 9
      7. German Replies to Lloyd-George, p. 10
      8. England's Threatened Food, p. 11
      9. Germany's Need of Fat, p. 12
      10. Constantinople for Russia, p. 12
      11. Character in Human Faces, p. 13
      12. An Awakened Russia, p. 14
      13. Artificial Volcanoes, p. 15
      14. French Emancipation from German Chemists, p. 16
      15. Ozone for Ventilation, p. 16
      16. A Mammoth Artificial Lake, p. 17
      17. Barnard's "Lincoln", p. 18
      18. Explaining America to England, p. 19
      19. A People Without Conversation, p. 20
      20. Mrs. Fiske Against Repertory, p. 21
      21. The Cry of the Belgian Children, p. 22
      22. France's Struggle with Alcohol, p. 23
      23. Unpeaceful British Pastors, p. 23
      24. Jewish Favor for Mr. Wilson, p. 24
      25. The Bane of the Middleman in Divorces, p. 24
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 25-27
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 28-45
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 46-50
    2. [+]
      January 13, 1917 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The War Approaching a Climax, pp. 51-53
      2. A Billionaire Year, pp. 54-55
      3. Business After the War, p. 56
      4. Carranza's "Last Chance", pp. 57-58
      5. What the Allies Mean by Peace, p. 59
      6. The Somme Drive Ended, pp. 60-61
      7. Germany and the Next War, p. 62
      8. America's Foreign Trade, p. 62
      9. The Dog as a Menace, p. 63
      10. How to Use Old Canals, p. 63
      11. Unheard and Unseen Artillery, p. 64
      12. Haeckel's Conversion to Militarism, p. 65
      13. Secret Wireless, p. 65
      14. Shall We Give Up Meat?, p. 66
      15. Lighting Our Monuments, p. 67
      16. A "War-Lord of Laughter", p. 68
      17. France's Small Literary Output, p. 69
      18. The Soul of Roumani, p. 70
      19. A Good Word for Slang, p. 71
      20. Justice as the True Peace-Basis, p. 72
      21. The Church's Duty to the Stage, p. 73
      22. A Notable Year in the Church, p. 73
      23. Gifts of Group Insurance, pp. 74-77
      24. [+]
        Lives of Booker T. Washington, p. 78 - 2 Reviews
        Booker T. Washington: Builder of a Civilization by Emmett J. Scott and Lyman Beecher Stowe
        The Life and Times of Booker T. Washington by B.F. Riley
      25. [+]
        In the Realm of the Pervert, p. 78 - 1 Review
        Pathological Lying, Accusation and Swindling by William Healy and Mary Tenney Healy
      26. [+]
        Some of the Latest Fiction, pp. 79-86 - 10 Reviews
        The Madness of Philip, and Other Tales of Childhood by Josephine Dodge Daskam
        Blithe McBride by Beulah Marie Dix
        A Man of Athens by Julia D. Dragoumis
        Helen by Arthur Sherburne Hardy
        The Leatherwood God by William Dean Howells
        Tom Anderson, Dare-Devil by Edward Mostyn Lloyd
        The Emperor of Portugallia by Selma Lagerlof
        The Mysterious Stranger by Mark Twain
        Multitude and Solitude by John Masefield
        The Secret Trails by Charles G.D. Roberts
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 87-90
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 91-101
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 102-103
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 104-108
    3. [+]
      January 20, 1917 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Why the War Must Go ON, pp. 109-110
      2. Mr. Gerard's "Olive-Branch" Speech, p. 111
      3. To Stop Leakage into Dry States, pp. 112-113
      4. Why Socialists Left the Party, p. 114
      5. North Dakota's Farmer Revolt, pp. 115-116
      6. The New German War-Plan, p. 117
      7. Canada Swept by Prohibition, p. 118
      8. Is Germany Starving?, p. 119
      9. England's Industrial Conscription, p. 120
      10. Why We Eat, p. 121
      11. Rhythmless Animals, p. 122
      12. Why Russian Shrapnel Is Polished, p. 122
      13. To Save the Horseshoe Fall, p. 123
      14. The Future of Alcohol, p. 124
      15. Is Railway-Building to be Revived?, p. 124
      16. College Cookery, p. 125
      17. Why Movie-Wheels Run Backward, p. 125
      18. A Modern Spanish Painter of Primitive Vigor, p. 126
      19. Editing Mark Twain, p. 127
      20. Deposing the Music Critic, p. 128
      21. A War-Correspondent of the New Dispensation, p. 129
      22. Country Girls in the Y.W.C.A., p. 130
      23. Church and Corporation "Soul", p. 131
      24. The Problem of the City's Edge, p. 132
      25. A Gift of Last Moments, pp. 132-133
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 134-138
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 139-163
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 164-171
      29. Miscellaneous, p. 172
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      January 27, 1917 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Essentials to Permanent Peace, pp. 173-174
      2. To Tax "Excess Profits", p. 175
      3. A German Bomb-Plot Conviction, pp. 176-177
      4. "White-Slave" Law and Blackmail, p. 178
      5. Last Year's Lynchings, p. 178
      6. Chicago's Police Scandal, pp. 179-180
      7. The Closed Door of Peace, p. 181
      8. The Russian Enigma, p. 182
      9. The Swiss President, p. 182
      10. A New Scheme for Ireland, p. 183
      11. Belligerent Raps at the President, p. 184
      12. Peace-Orders We May Get, p. 185
      13. Painless Photography, p. 186
      14. Is Stammering Hereditary?, p. 187
      15. To Prolong Policy-Holders' Lives, p. 188
      16. Harnassing a Volcano, p. 188
      17. A Lightning-Plant on the Car-Axle, p. 189
      18. The Baby as She Is Cared For, p. 189
      19. The Philharmonic's Birthday, p. 190
      20. Rewriting the War's History, p. 191
      21. A "Poilu" Art Exhibition, p. 192
      22. Democracy Outbreaking at Princeton, p. 193
      23. Taking Care of the World's Women Munition-Makers, p. 194
      24. "Suppressing" Religious Papers, p. 195
      25. The Papal Project for Church Unity, p. 196
      26. America's Great Heart Swiftly Responds, p. 197
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        A Curious Book on "Swedish Charles", p. 198 - 1 Review
        Charles the Twelfth, King of Sweden by John A. Gade and Carl Gustafson Klingspor
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        Mr. Howell's Recollections of His Youth, pp. 199-201 - 1 Review
        Years of My Youth by William Dean Howells
      29. [+]
        Fabre's Studies of the Caterpillar, p. 202 - 1 Review
        The Life of the Caterpillar by J. Henri Fabre
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        The Mythology of All Races, Vol. IX: Oceanic by Roland B. Dixon
        The Camera Man: His Adventures in Many Fields by Francis A. Collins
        Lord Granville Leveson-Gower (First Earl Granville) by Castalia Countess Granville and Granville Leveson-Gower, ...
        City Planning by John Nolen
        The Greek House by Bertha Carr Rider
        Texas the Marvelous by Nevin O. Winter
        Scotland by R.L. Mackie
        Holiday Plays for Home, School and Settlement by Virginia Olcott
      31. Current Poetry, pp. 207-209
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 210-219
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 220-221
      34. Miscellaneous, pp. 222-228
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      February 3, 1917 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Feasibility of the President's Peace-Program, pp. 229-231
      2. The South-Atlantic Raider, p. 232
      3. Our Year's Naval Disasters, p. 233
      4. The Retreat of Our Ten Thousand, p. 234
      5. American Shell-Makers Under Fire, pp. 235-236
      6. Where Germany Lost Her Victory, p. 237
      7. Holland's Endangered Frontier, p. 238
      8. England Drifting to Prohibition, pp. 238-239
      9. Sharper U-Boat War, p. 240
      10. Why Constantine Scores, p. 240
      11. What Patients Think of the Doctors, p. 241
      12. Our Wobbling Earth, p. 242
      13. The Oldest Tree in the World, p. 243
      14. Birth-Control and Race-Suicide, p. 244
      15. Dangers of Raw Pork, p. 245
      16. Our Big Steel Year, p. 245
      17. German Repudiation of Paris Fashions, pp. 246-247
      18. French Artists Killed, p. 248
      19. Defending "Repertory" Against Mrs. Fiske, p. 248
      20. An "Affirmative" Education, p. 249
      21. To Reform New Jersey's Medieval Prisons, p. 250
      22. A Catholic View of the New Yucatan, p. 251
      23. Russia's Religious Impostor, p. 252
      24. The Belgian Children's Fund, p. 253
      25. Waking Up the Class, pp. 254-259
      26. [+]
        Another Life of "Stonewall" Jackson, pp. 260-262 - 2 Reviews
        Extricating Obadiah by Joseph C. Lincoln
        A Country Child by Grant Showerman
      27. [+]
        A Book Once Famous Now Revived, p. 263 - 1 Review
        Nollekens and His Times by John Thomas Smith
      28. [+]
        French History, pp. 264-266 - 2 Reviews
        The Eighteenth Century in France by Casimir Stryienski
        The French Revolution by Louis Madelin
      29. [+]
        Hannis Taylor on Cicero, pp. 267-271 - 1 Review
        Cicero: A Sketch of His Life and Works by Hannis Taylor
      30. [+]
        Recent Novels, pp. 272-276 - 4 Reviews
        In Spacious Times by Justin McCarthy
        Dr. Nick by L.M. Steele
        The Five-Barred Gate by E. Temple Thurston
        The Invisible Balance Sheet by Katrina Trask
      31. Current Poetry, pp. 277-280
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 281-311
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 312-313
      34. The Belgian Children's Fund, pp. 314-318
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      February 10, 1917 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Our Break With Germany, pp. 321-323
      2. Shall America Join a Peace-League?, p. 324
      3. The "Blue-Sky" Laws Upheld, p. 325
      4. Mr. Kitchin Redraws an Old Line, p. 326
      5. How To Win Trade After the War, pp. 327-328
      6. Burying the Monroe Doctrine, p. 329
      7. England as the Bar to Peace, p. 330
      8. Inter-Ally Friction, p. 330
      9. Soaring Food-Prices, p. 331
      10. Switzerland Trembling, p. 331
      11. A Russo-Swedish Hand-Clasp, p. 332
      12. Pain: A Friend in Disguise, p. 333
      13. Energy Wasted in Coughing, p. 333
      14. The Answer to the "Zeppelin", p. 334
      15. Teaching Europe to Bathe, p. 334
      16. Asking the Doctor, p. 335
      17. A Very Narrow Specialty, p. 335
      18. Government Control of Wireless, p. 336
      19. Is Space Aglow?, p. 336
      20. The Power of the Peanut, p. 337
      21. Doing Lincoln Justice, p. 338
      22. Who Killed Ibsen?, p. 338
      23. Neglected Rhodes Scholarships, p. 339
      24. How Tagore Found Us, p. 340
      25. Running Down Plagiarists, p. 341
      26. Billy Sunday in Boston, p. 342
      27. What the "White List" Does for Catholics, p. 343
      28. [+]
        Mr. Wells "Sees It Through", p. 344 - 1 Review
        Mr. Britling Sees It Through by H.G. Wells
      29. The Belgian Children's Fund, pp. 345-349
      30. Current Poetry, pp. 350-354
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 355-372
      32. The Belgian Children's Fund, pp. 373-375
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 376-377
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 378-384
    7. [+]
      February 17, 1917 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Our State of Preparedness for War, pp. 385-387
      2. Where German-Americans Stand, p. 388
      3. "Starving England", p. 389
      4. Japan's Insistence on Land-Rights, p. 390
      5. Ignorant Aliens Barred, pp. 391-392
      6. Can the U-Boat Win the War?, p. 393
      7. Oust the Hohenzollerns, p. 394
      8. Karl I. Housecleaning, pp. 394-395
      9. The Entente Facing Hunger, p. 396
      10. Germany's Railroad Troubles, p. 396
      11. How the Railroads May Save Millions, p. 397
      12. An Unpleasant Family, p. 398
      13. Two Ways of Marketing Food, p. 398
      14. Saving a City's Steps, p. 399
      15. More City Managers?, p. 399
      16. Can We Foresee the Future?, p. 400
      17. World-Wide Control of Narcotics, p. 400
      18. Taking the Office Along, p. 401
      19. "Silent Music" for the Sick, p. 401
      20. Nitrate-Plants for War-Needs, p. 401
      21. A Great American Cartoonist of the War Gone, p. 402
      22. Rescuing the Folk-Songs, pp. 403-404
      23. The Languishing British Stage, p. 405
      24. The New Spirit in the French Church, p. 406
      25. Pity for the "Alien Enemy", p. 407
      26. Britain's Non-Conformist Cabinet, p. 408
      27. New York's "Infidel Missions", p. 408
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 409-410
      29. The Belgian Children's Fund, p. 411
      30. [+]
        Notable Recent War-Books, pp. 412-422 - 10 Reviews
        At the War by Lord Northcliffe
        The Vampire of the Continent by Count Ernest zu Reventlow
        The Pan-German Plot Unmasked by Andre Cheradame
        A History of Germany in the Nineteenth Century by Heinrich von Treitschke
        Inside the German Empire by Herbert Bayard Swope
        A Woman and the War by Frances Countess Warwick
        The Slavs of the War Zone by William Frederick Bailey
        War Bread by Edward Eyre Hunt
        The War and Humanity by James M. Beck
        Termination of War and Treaties of Peace by Coleman Phillipson
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 423-439
      32. The Belgian Children's Fund, pp. 440-443
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 444-447
      34. Miscellaneous, p. 448
    8. [+]
      February 24, 1917 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Efforts of American Pacifists to Avert War, pp. 451-453
      2. Germany's Food-Problem, p. 454
      3. A Hornets' Nest in Cuba, p. 455
      4. Indiana "Redeemed Dry", p. 456
      5. Two More Suffrage States, pp. 457-458
      6. England Alarmed, p. 459
      7. Russians Hungry Amid Plenty, p. 460
      8. India's Anarchists, p. 461
      9. China's Final Blow to Opium, p. 462
      10. China Waking Up, p. 462
      11. Movies for Everybody, p. 463
      12. Competing with Niagara, p. 464
      13. Luck and Primitive Religion, p. 464
      14. A Vegetable Efficiency-Chart, p. 465
      15. To Open Up Russian Asia, p. 466
      16. A Hospital for Typhoid "Carriers", p. 467
      17. Reeducating the Wounded, p. 468
      18. When Teuton Meets Teuton, p. 469
      19. Where Libraries Are Superfluous, p. 470
      20. Broadway's Poor Theatrical Taste, p. 471
      21. How New York Helps Homeless Girls, p. 472
      22. Dr. Parkhurst's Depression, p. 473
      23. The Flag in the Church, p. 473
      24. Signs of a Vanishing Protestantism, p. 473
      25. How the Pope Traces Lost Soldiers, p. 474
      26. Mr. Wilson's Peace Vision, p. 474
      27. The Belgian Children's Fund, pp. 475-481
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 482-486
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 487-523
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 524-530
    9. [+]
      March 3, 1917 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. Food-Riots in the United States, pp. 533-534
      2. New Treatment for Old Treaties, pp. 535-536
      3. Where the Other Neutrals Stand, p. 537
      4. "Limited-Liability" War, p. 538
      5. Uncensored News from Germany, pp. 539-540
      6. The War to End This year, p. 541
      7. Britain and the German Colonies, p. 542
      8. Germany's Need of Victory, p. 543
      9. In Free Poland, p. 544
      10. Feminine Trousers Forbidden, p. 544
      11. Does the "Melting-Pot" Melt?, p. 545
      12. Some Needed Inventions, p. 546
      13. Movies by Telephone, p. 546
      14. The Dread of Wakefulness, p. 547
      15. A Laboratory in a Suitcase, p. 547
      16. A Good Food Wasted, p. 548
      17. More Mathematics Needed, p. 548
      18. Woman's New Jobs, p. 549
      19. A "Hellenist" Sculptor Driven Here by the War, p. 550
      20. The Classics Fighting for Life, p. 551
      21. The Fearful Modern Song, p. 552
      22. The Unhappy Lot of Venice, p. 552
      23. Trying to Save England Her Masterpieces, p. 553
      24. Our Crippled Red Cross, pp. 554-555
      25. The Motion-Picture as Peacemaker, p. 556
      26. The Sunday Evening "Forum", p. 556
      27. The Belgian Children's Fund, pp. 557-559
      28. [+]
        The Author of "Robinson Crusoe", p. 560 - 1 Review
        Daniel Defoe: How to Know Him by William P. Trent
      29. [+]
        General Grant's Chief of Staff, pp. 561-563 - 1 Review
        The Life of John A. Rawlins by James Harrison Wilson
      30. [+]
        Recent Fiction, pp. 564-566 - 6 Reviews
        Skinner's Dress Suit by Henry Irving Dodge
        The House of Luck by Harris Dickson
        The Turtles of Tasman by Jack London
        Lady Connie by Mrs. Humphry Ward
        Emmy Lou's Road to Grace by George Madden Martin
        The Hungry Stones, and Other Stories by Rabindranath Tagore
      31. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 567-571 - 12 Reviews
        Music and Bad Manners by Carl Van Vechten
        The Wood Carver of Salem by Frank Cousins and Phil M. Riley
        New Ideals in Business by Ida M. Tarbell
        Brann the Iconoclast by William Cowper Brann
        Good English in Good Form by Dora Knowlton Ranous
        How to Read by J.B. Kerfoot
        Writing for the Magazines by J. Berg Esenwein
        The Jumel Mansion by William Henry Shelton
        Human Animals by Frank Hamel
        Income Tax Procedure, 1917 by Robert H. Montgomery
        How the World Makes Its Living by Logan Grant McPherson
        A Dictionary of Similes by Frank J. Wilstach
      32. Current Poetry, pp. 572-574
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 575-593
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 594-599
      35. Miscellaneous, pp. 600-601
      36. The Belgian Children's Fund, pp. 602-604
    10. [+]
      March 10, 1917 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Imminence of War With Germany, pp. 605-607
      2. A Month of "Ruthless" U-Boat War, p. 608
      3. Our Fellow Citizens in Porto Rico, p. 609
      4. Suffrage Drive on Eastern Front, p. 609
      5. To Make Us Spy-Proof and Bomb-Proof, pp. 610-611
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 612
      7. The Submarine That Alarms Britain, p. 613
      8. Menaced Holland, p. 614
      9. Germany's "Forbearance" to America, p. 615
      10. New Moves on the Western Front, p. 616
      11. Putting the Cripple on the Pay-Roll, p. 617
      12. Brain-Tests of Animals, p. 618
      13. Doctoring the Streets, p. 619
      14. Saving Daylight and Electricity, p. 620
      15. The Land of Makeshifts, pp. 620-621
      16. King Alfonso's Artistic Courtesy, p. 622
      17. Shaw at Armageddon, p. 623
      18. Lodge's Spiritualistic Book Assailed, p. 624
      19. Belgium's Clandestine Journalism, p. 625
      20. Wesleyan's Relief-Work in Warring Countries, pp. 626-627
      21. The Church's Hand in Our Foreign Relations, p. 628
      22. A Safe Ocean-Lane for Belgian Relief Ships, pp. 629-632
      23. Current Poetry, pp. 633-637
      24. Personal Glimpses, pp. 638-669
      25. The Spice of Life, pp. 670-671
      26. Current Events, pp. 672-677
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 678-683
      28. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 684
    11. [+]
      March 17, 1917 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. How Zimmermann United the United States, pp. 687-690
      2. The Last Senatorial Filibuster, pp. 691-692
      3. Speeding Up Naval Preparedness, p. 693
      4. Prohibition's Greatest Stride, pp. 693-694
      5. Elephantine Diplomacy, p. 695
      6. The Future of the Hohenzollerns, p. 696
      7. The Hejaz Kingdom, p. 697
      8. Spain as the Mediator, p. 698
      9. Are the Railroads Ready for War?, p. 699
      10. Cheesified Eggs, p. 700
      11. Garlic Flavor in Milk, p. 700
      12. A Doughnut-Shaped Life-Boat, p. 701
      13. Our Food-Supply, p. 701
      14. How To Be Too Clean, p. 702
      15. The Passing of the Longhorn, p. 702
      16. The Cause of High Prices, p. 703
      17. Will Poland Save Her Art?, p. 704
      18. Dramatic Immortality Denied and Affirmed, p. 705
      19. Where "America" Came From, p. 706
      20. England Admonished in Our Favor, p. 707
      21. Putting China's Quack Doctors to Flight, p. 708
      22. A Call to Labor to Fight the Saloon, p. 709
      23. AMerica to Watch Over Israel, p. 710
      24. "Infidel Missions" Not So Potent, pp. 710-711
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 712-719
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 720-725
      27. The Belgian Children's Fun, pp. 726-732
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 733-761
      29. [+]
        Three Histories of the Great War, pp. 762-765 - 3 Reviews
        Nelson's History of the War by John Buchan
        The Story of The Great War by Francis J. Reynolds
        The History of the Great War, Vol. I by Arthur Conan Doyle
      30. [+]
        Other Books of History and Biography, pp. 766-769 - 8 Reviews
        Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan by James Tod
        Early Egyptian Records of Travel, Vol. I by David Paton
        Early Egyptian Records of Travel, Vol. II by David Paton
        The Nineteenth Century, Part II by A.W. Ward and A.R. Waller
        McClellan: A Vindication of the Military Career of General George B. McClellan by James Havelock Campbell
        My Table-Cloths by Mrs. Alec-Tweedie
        The Counts of Gruyere by Mrs. Reginald de Koven
        Joseph Fels: His Life-Work by Mary Fels
      31. [+]
        Architecture Gardening and the Home, pp. 770-771 - 6 Reviews
        The Practical Book of Architecture by Charles Matlack Price
        Garden Ornaments by Mary H. Northend
        The Blue China Book by Ada Walker Camehl
        The Art of Interior Decoration by Grace Wood and Emily Burbank
        Parks, Their Design, Equipment, and Use by George Burnap
        Speaking of Home by Lillian Hart Tryon
      32. [+]
        As To Bernard Shaw, pp. 772-774 - 1 Review
        Bernard Shaw: The Man and the Mask by Richard Burton
      33. [+]
        Heaton the Postal Reformer, p. 775 - 1 Review
        The Life and Letters of Sir John Henniker Heaton, Bt. by Rose Henniker Heaton Porter and John Henniker Heaton, ...
      34. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 776-783 - 7 Reviews
        Egotism in German Philosophy by George Santayana
        Contemporary Politics in the Far East by Stanley K. Hornbeck
        The Victor Book of the Opera by Henry Simon
        Rational Orthodoxy by Edward John Hamilton
        The Moose Book by Samuel Merrill
        The Social Legislation of the Primitive Semites by Henry Schaeffer
        The Banner of the White House by Clarence Marsh Case
      35. Investments and Finance, pp. 784-790
      36. Miscellaneous, pp. 791-796
    12. [+]
      March 24, 1917 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Russian Revolution, pp. 799-800
      2. Nation-Wide Approval of Arming Our Ships, pp. 801-802
      3. Mr. Stone Hears from the Country, p. 803
      4. Germany's Loss in Bagdad, p. 804
      5. Both Sides of the Railroad Quarrel, p. 805
      6. Ireland's Cry to Us for Help, p. 805
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 806
      8. Hungry Europe, p. 807
      9. Germany Flirting with the Orient, p. 808
      10. Effects of the Ancre Retreat, p. 809
      11. Costa Rica's "Coup d'Etat", p. 810
      12. Red-Cross Dogs, p. 811
      13. Electrical Treatment of Wounds, p. 812
      14. New Trees and Plants, p. 813
      15. The Naval Smoke-Screen, p. 813
      16. If the Germans had Irrigated, p. 814
      17. Floating Safes for Ships, p. 814
      18. "Rum" and "Soda": A Comparison, p. 815
      19. Music and Drama in the German Prison-Camps, p. 816
      20. A French Voice in America, p. 817
      21. If the Germans Used the Roman Alphabet, p. 818
      22. Who Writes American Plays?, p. 818
      23. One of Barrie's Slight Jokes, p. 819
      24. "War-Sunday in New York", p. 820
      25. Cleaning Up New Orleans, p. 821
      26. Two Years' Sobriety in Russia, p. 822
      27. Over $40000 Additional for Belgian Children, pp. 823-827
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 828-832
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 833-861
      30. The Spice of Life, pp. 862-863
      31. Current Events, pp. 864-871
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 872-875
      33. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 876-880
    13. [+]
      March 31, 1917 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. A "State of War" with Germany, pp. 881-882
      2. The German Retreat, pp. 883-884
      3. Democratic Russia as Our Ally, pp. 885-886
      4. The Supreme Court's War-Measure, pp. 887-888
      5. Entente and German Press on the Russian Revolt, pp. 889-890
      6. The Chancellor's Democratic Speech, p. 891
      7. Why China Joined the Allies, p. 892
      8. Japan on Our Break with Germany, p. 893
      9. "England's Way of Sorrow", p. 893
      10. Swatting the Submarine, p. 894
      11. Not So Dry After All, p. 895
      12. Are We in a Fool's Paradise?, p. 895
      13. "Scientific Management" in Arithmetic, p. 896
      14. Bucking Record Drifts, p. 897
      15. Watering Plants Drop by Drop, p. 897
      16. French and German Music in America, p. 898
      17. The Swiss University Melting-Pot, p. 899
      18. The Neglected Public Library, p. 900
      19. An Irish Writer of One-Act Plays, p. 900
      20. How Speakest Thou?, p. 901
      21. Testaments on the Battle-field, p. 902
      22. Regulation for Evangelists, p. 903
      23. The Belgian Children's Fund, pp. 904-910
      24. [+]
        Cardinal Gibbons's Retrospect, pp. 911-912 - 1 Review
        A Retrospect of Fifty Years by James Cardinal Gibbons
      25. [+]
        Three Books on East Indian Subjects, p. 913 - 3 Reviews
        Buddha and the Gospel of Buddhism by Ananda K. Coomaraswamy
        The Village Gods of South India by Henry Whitehead
        A Vedic Grammar for Students by Arthur Anthony MacDonell
      26. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 914-925 - 17 Reviews
        Philosophers in Trouble by L.P. Jacks
        From the Human End by L.P. Jacks
        Hawaii: Scenes and Impressions by Katharine Fullerton Gerould
        From the Deep Woods to Civilization by Charles Alexander Eastman (Ohiyesa)
        Isaac Mayer Wise, the Founder of American Judaism by Max B. May
        Witchcraft in Salem Village in 1692 by Winfield S. Nevins
        The Book of Boston by Robert Shackleton
        Selling Things by Orison Swett Marden
        Henry David Thoreau: A Critical Study by Mark Van Doren
        Nervous Disorders of Men by Bernard Hollander
        Nervous Disorders of Women by Bernard Hollander
        Abnormal Children by Bernard Hollander
        The White Sulphur Springs by William Alexander MacCorkle
        The Practical Book of Early American Arts and Crafts by Harold Donaldson Eberlein and Abbot McClure
        The Psychology of Religion by George Albert Coe
        The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin by Frank Woodworth Pine and Benjamin Franklin
        The Golden Book of the Dutch Navigators by Hendrik Willem Van Loon
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 926-931
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 932-955
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 956-961
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 962-964
  2. [+]
    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1917 = 13 Issues, 402 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 7, 1917 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Shall We Join the Entente?, pp. 965-967
      2. Loyalty and Treason, p. 968
      3. German "Scraps of Paper" With Us, p. 969
      4. The Foe at Russia's Gate, pp. 970-971
      5. Topics in Brief, p. 972
      6. The President's Attitude As Seen Abroad, p. 973
      7. Russia's New Menace, p. 974
      8. South America as a German Colony, p. 975
      9. Will Austria Break Away?, p. 976
      10. The Three Planes of Living, p. 977
      11. The Forest and Preparedness, p. 978
      12. A Threatened Power-Famine at Niagara, p. 978
      13. Light for Health, p. 979
      14. Safety-Nets on Structural Work, p. 979
      15. The World on Skates, p. 980
      16. The Universe of Pressures, p. 981
      17. Making Ruins of Ruins, pp. 982-983
      18. As President Hadley Sees the War's Lesson, p. 984
      19. College Mobilization, pp. 984-985
      20. Russian Jewry's Escape from Bondage, p. 986
      21. Half the Nation in the Church, p. 987
      22. "Four Pacifists", p. 988
      23. Saved from Actual Starvation, pp. 989-992
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 993-995
      25. Personal Glimpses, pp. 996-1024
      26. The Spice of Life, pp. 1025-1027
      27. Current Events, pp. 1028-1035
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 1036-1042
    2. [+]
      April 14, 1917 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. Railway-Signals in the Streets, pp. 158-1042
      2. War for Democracy, pp. 1043-1045
      3. What To Do to Beat Germany, pp. 1046-1047
      4. Europe's War-Welcome, p. 1048
      5. Prospects of U-Boat Success, pp. 1049-1050
      6. German-American Thoughts on America at War, p. 1051
      7. France in South America, p. 1052
      8. Liebknecht's Successor, p. 1053
      9. The Democratic Urge in Germany, p. 1053
      10. The Spread of Sinn Fein, p. 1054
      11. Is the Moon a Disused Target?, p. 1055
      12. Bees as Advance Guards, p. 1056
      13. The Metric "Myth", p. 1056
      14. A Bridge of Grass, p. 1057
      15. The Sheep and the Goats, p. 1058
      16. Team-Work in Germ-Land, p. 1059
      17. How the Birds Sing, p. 1060
      18. Authors and Artists as "Vigilantes", p. 1061
      19. The Passing Era of the Pen, p. 1062
      20. "Hearing" and "Seeing" Plays, p. 1062
      21. Boston's Melting-Pot, p. 1063
      22. The Churches and War, p. 1064
      23. Shortage of Catholic Priests, p. 1064
      24. Child-Crime in Warring Germany, p. 1065
      25. Vice-Traps in London, p. 1065
      26. Mexico's Inhospitability to Missions, p. 1066
      27. The Belgian Children's Fund, pp. 1067-1070
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 1071-1074
      29. [+]
        Sir Rivers Wilson's Autobiography, p. 1075 - 1 Review
        Chapters from My Official Life by Charles Rivers Wilson and Everilda MacAlister, ...
      30. [+]
        A Life of Herbert Spender, pp. 1076-1077 - 1 Review
        Herbert Spencer by Hugh Elliot
      31. [+]
        Lee's Campaigns, pp. 1078-1079 - 1 Review
        Campaigns and Battles of the Army of Northern Virginia by George Wise
      32. [+]
        Diaz of Mexico, pp. 1080-1083 - 1 Review
        Diaz by David Hannay
      33. [+]
        Mr. Nadal's Autobiographical Essays, pp. 1084-1086 - 1 Review
        A Virginian Village, and Other Papers by E.S. Nadal
      34. [+]
        Notable Recent Fiction, pp. 1087-1091 - 7 Reviews
        The White People by Frances Hodgson Burnett
        Thorgils of Treadholt by Maurice Hewlett
        Dubliners by James Joyce
        Mendel by Gilbert Cannan
        A Daughter of the Puritans by Caroline A. Stickney Creevey
        The Stars in Their Courses by Hilda M. Sharp
        "Pip" by Ian Hay
      35. Miscellaneous, pp. 1092-1139
      36. Investments and Finance, pp. 1140-1144
    3. [+]
      April 21, 1917 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. Volunteers Conscription and Democracy, pp. 1147-1148
      2. Paying for a People's War, pp. 1149-1150
      3. Casting Bread Across the Waters, pp. 1151-1152
      4. German Plots Among Negroes, p. 1153
      5. Britain's Victory at Arras, p. 1154
      6. Forming the All-America War-Group, p. 1155
      7. Moral Climax of the War, p. 1156
      8. Fretful Germany, pp. 1157-1158
      9. Ireland's Evil Genius, p. 1159
      10. Russia's Revolutionary Policy, p. 1159
      11. Saving the Soldier from Wound-Infection, p. 1160
      12. The Passing of the Auto-Gear, p. 1161
      13. Milk Done Up in Paper, p. 1162
      14. Concrete Ships, p. 1163
      15. A Patent-Medicine Poem, p. 1163
      16. A Poet's Painter, p. 1164
      17. Respect the National Anthem, p. 1165
      18. D'Annunzio Salutes Us, p. 1165
      19. Before Leaving Reims, p. 1166
      20. A Union of Artists, p. 1167
      21. "Billy's" Rubicon, p. 1168
      22. The "Poilu" in Heaven, p. 1169
      23. The Unseemliness of Funerals, p. 1170
      24. The Belgian Children's Fund, pp. 1171-1175
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 1176-1179
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 1180-1229
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 1230-1234
    4. [+]
      April 28, 1917 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. America's Response to the President's Appeal, pp. 1237-1238
      2. The Battle for France, pp. 1239-1240
      3. T.R.'s Plan to Beard the Kaiser, p. 1241
      4. Our War-Fleet of Wood, p. 1242
      5. What England Expects as Our Duty, pp. 1243-1244
      6. Canada Smashing the Hindenburg Line, p. 1245
      7. After a German Retreat, p. 1246
      8. The Kaiser Blocking Reform, p. 1247
      9. Hungry England, p. 1248
      10. Victory by the Watch on the Western Front, p. 1249
      11. How the War Altered the Water-Supply, p. 1250
      12. Psychology of the "Hunch", p. 1250
      13. Germany's Submarine Effort, p. 1251
      14. Donkey-Back Wireless for War, p. 1252
      15. The Hygiene of Type, p. 1253
      16. The Coming of the Automatic Stop, p. 1253
      17. Wake Up Artists!, p. 1254
      18. The Problem of German Singers and German Music, p. 1255
      19. Galsworthy's Welcome to Us, p. 1256
      20. A French Vision of Solidarity, p. 1257
      21. Boy Police of New York, p. 1258
      22. Will the Puritan Return?, p. 1259
      23. The Belgian Children's Fund, pp. 1260-1262
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 1263-1265
      25. [+]
        The Present War and the French Revolution, pp. 1266-1267 - 1 Review
        The French Revolution and Napoleon by Charles Downer Hazen
      26. [+]
        Frequently Mispronounced Words, p. 1268 - 1 Review
        A Desk-Book of Twenty-Five Thousand Words Frequently Mispronounced by Frank H. Vizetelly
      27. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 1269-1273 - 9 Reviews
        Greek and Roman Mythology by Jessie May Tatlock
        Portraits of Women by Gamaliel Bradford
        We Discover the Old Dominion by Louise Closser Hale
        Gleanings from Old Shaker Journals by Clara Endicott Sears
        My Second Year of the War by Frederick Palmer
        A Spiritual Pilgrimage by R.J. Campbell
        The Art of Looking at Pictures by Carl H.P. Thurston
        Talks on Talking by Grenville Kleiser
        A Second Book of Operas by Henry Edward Krehbiel
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 1274-1301
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 1302-1310
    5. [+]
      May 5, 1917 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The Kaiser Defeating Himself, pp. 1313-1315
      2. Our First Shot, p. 1316
      3. Fixed Prices for Food, p. 1317
      4. Sense and Censorship, p. 1318
      5. Woman Suffrage Marching On, pp. 1319-1320
      6. No Separate Peace for Russia, p. 1321
      7. Awful America, p. 1322
      8. America and Ireland, p. 1323
      9. Japan's New Chinese Policy, p. 1323
      10. Islam Under German Rule, p. 1324
      11. British Propaganda, p. 1324
      12. Value of Food-Tests Doubted, p. 1325
      13. "The Poor Man's Fruit", p. 1326
      14. Music-Rolls to Order, p. 1326
      15. U-Boat-Chasers for the Navy, p. 1327
      16. German Patents as War-Prizes, p. 1328
      17. Weaning a Gasoline-Engine, p. 1328
      18. Safety First in Movie Lessons, p. 1329
      19. A "Great American and Great Art-Connoisseur", p. 1330
      20. Germany Poisoning French Letters, p. 1331
      21. "Punch" in Mourning, p. 1332
      22. For More Americanism in Opera, p. 1333
      23. Denominationalism in the War, pp. 1334-1335
      24. Ten New Questions for the Church, p. 1336
      25. Overdoing War-Time Religion, p. 1336
      26. For the Good of Enlisted Men, p. 1336
      27. The Belgian Children's Fund, pp. 1337-1338
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 1339-1341
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 1342-1383
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 1384-1392
    6. [+]
      May 12, 1917 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Our Boys to France to Avert Disaster, pp. 1393-1395
      2. Rainbow Visions of the War's End, p. 1396
      3. Feeling the Mailed Fish, p. 1397
      4. The Cash-Register of Patriotism, pp. 1398-1399
      5. Ireland a War-Factor, p. 1400
      6. Mr. Root as a Friend of Revolution, p. 1401
      7. England Hard Hit by Submarines, p. 1402
      8. Russia's Greatest Danger, pp. 1403-1404
      9. Latin America and War, p. 1405
      10. One Charge of Gunpowder, p. 1406
      11. Exit the Aero-Stunt, p. 1406
      12. Birth-Control for Flies, p. 1407
      13. A Machine Vote, p. 1407
      14. A Nation of Crust-Throwers, p. 1408
      15. The Menace of the Shoe, p. 1408
      16. Why Drinkers Drink, p. 1409
      17. A Hundred Per Cent. Overdraft, p. 1409
      18. Ourselves as Posterity, p. 1410
      19. Remembering French Artists, p. 1411
      20. The American "Camouflage", p. 1411
      21. What Coucy Reveals, p. 1412
      22. Too Dangerous for Us to Read, p. 1413
      23. What Patriotic Citizens Can Do, p. 1414
      24. Steps in Russia's Religious Emancipation, p. 1415
      25. China's Moral Example to England, p. 1416
      26. War-Perils for the Children, p. 1416
      27. The Belgian Children's Fund, pp. 1417-1419
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 1420-1422
      29. [+]
        "The Father of the Homestead Law", pp. 1423-1424 - 1 Review
        Galusha A. Grow: Father of the Homestead Law by James T. Du Bois and Gertrude S. Mathews
      30. [+]
        New Material About Shelley, p. 1425 - 1 Review
        Shelley in England by Roger Ingpen
      31. [+]
        Leading American Debates, pp. 1426-1427 - 1 Review
        American Debate by Marion Mills Miller
      32. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 1428-1430 - 7 Reviews
        Euphues and the Anatomy of Wit, Euphues and His England by John Lyly
        England in the Mediterranean, 1603-1713 by Julian Corbett
        Diseases of Infancy and Childhood by Louis Fischer#2
        Stone Ornaments Used by the American Indian in the United States and Canada by Warren K. Moorehead
        The Nineteenth Century, Part Three by A.W. Ward and A.R. Waller
        Central Europe by Friedrich Naumann
        The Art of George Frederick Munn by Margaret Crosby Munn and Mary R. Cabot
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 1431-1473
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 1474-1480
    7. [+]
      May 19, 1917 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The "Victory" Hindenburg Retreated To, pp. 1483-1485
      2. Patriotism East and West, p. 1486
      3. Our War-Preparations Lagging, p. 1487
      4. Where Socialists Stand, p. 1488
      5. How We Aid and Comfort Germany, pp. 1489-1490
      6. A Russian Napoleon Due, p. 1491
      7. Hungary's Freedom Foreseen, p. 1492
      8. Germany Too Proud to Fight, p. 1493
      9. Scandinavia on the Brink, p. 1494
      10. The War as an Optical Contest, p. 1495
      11. To Europe by Canada's Inland Sea, p. 1496
      12. Sawdust Bread, p. 1496
      13. Aerial Battle-Ships, p. 1497
      14. The Inside of an Atom, p. 1498
      15. Government Control of Wireless, p. 1498
      16. Sand-Blasted Forests, p. 1499
      17. A Dye-Cure, p. 1499
      18. Art and Life Still Holding Sway in Madrid, p. 1500
      19. Dethroning the German Apollo, p. 1501
      20. "The Nation" Hits Back, p. 1502
      21. Irish Poetry of the War, pp. 1502-1503
      22. Mobilizing the Y.M.C.A., p. 1504
      23. Our Army of Good Samaritans, p. 1505
      24. Should Ministers Go to War?, p. 1506
      25. Who Finds the War's Missing Men, p. 1506
      26. The Belgian Children's Fund, pp. 1507-1510
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 1511-1515
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 1516-1565
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 1566-1572
    8. [+]
      May 26, 1917 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Nation-Wide Prohibition as a War-Measure, pp. 1573-1576
      2. Effect of Russian Chaos on the War, pp. 1577-1579
      3. Our Soldiers for France, p. 1580
      4. The $19000000 Tax on the Press, p. 1581
      5. Our "Triple Understanding", p. 1582
      6. Our War-Profiteers, pp. 1583-1584
      7. A Ghastly Charge Against Germany, p. 1585
      8. Germany's Victory in Spain, p. 1586
      9. Illogical Norway, p. 1587
      10. How Can We Help Russia?, p. 1588
      11. Real Coast-Defenses, p. 1589
      12. The Study of Plant Society, p. 1590
      13. Forty-eight Cities Made to Order, p. 1591
      14. Saving French Babies, p. 1591
      15. Thirteen Centuries Without Decay, p. 1592
      16. Eat Corn and Save Money, p. 1592
      17. One Compensation for Reims, p. 1593
      18. Songs of the Modern Warriors, pp. 1594-1595
      19. Mr. Wells's New Broom, p. 1596
      20. France's Silent Enemy, p. 1597
      21. Wedded Priests After the War, p. 1598
      22. The Belgian Children's Fund, pp. 1599-1667
      23. Miscellaneous, pp. 1668-1675
      24. Investments and Finance, pp. 1676-1680
    9. [+]
      June 2, 1917 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. How the Draft Will Work, pp. 1683-1685
      2. Our Anticonscription Enemies, p. 1686
      3. "No Annexation No Indemnities", pp. 1686-1687
      4. Ireland's Chance to Govern Herself, p. 1688
      5. How Hoover Will Help Win, p. 1689
      6. Italy's New Offensive, p. 1690
      7. How Roumania Was Betrayed, p. 1691
      8. A Canadian-American Alliance, p. 1692
      9. Austria Fighting Off Teutonization, p. 1692
      10. Hindenburgitis, p. 1693
      11. That Active German Fleet, p. 1694
      12. Surgeons as Sculptors, p. 1695
      13. Colds and Sidewalks, p. 1695
      14. Brushless Varnishing, p. 1696
      15. The Scrap-Heaps of Science, p. 1696
      16. Preparing for Peace in France, p. 1697
      17. Eye-Squeezing for the Near-Sighted, p. 1698
      18. Draft the Draft-Animals, p. 1698
      19. Evading Prohibition, p. 1698
      20. Bees as Firemen, p. 1699
      21. The Place of Death in Evolution, p. 1699
      22. "Dreaming True" on the Stage, p. 1700
      23. Furling "The Star-Spangled Banner", p. 1701
      24. Duse in the Movies, p. 1702
      25. Gertrude Atherton's War-Work, p. 1703
      26. Dr. Abbott's View of Billy Sunday, p. 1704
      27. Peace-Societies Lining Up for War, p. 1705
      28. Prayer-Meeting Evolution, p. 1705
      29. Mr. Wells's "Finite God", p. 1706
      30. Current Poetry, p. 1707
      31. [+]
        Treitschke's Famous "Politics", p. 1708 - 1 Review
        Politics by Heinrich von Treitschke
      32. [+]
        Mr. Gibbs on the Somme Battles, pp. 1708-1709 - 1 Review
        The Battles of the Somme by Philip Gibbs
      33. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 1710-1711 - 5 Reviews
        Beethoven by Romain Rolland
        Mount Rainier by Edmond S. Meany
        Russell H. Conwell, and His Work by Rush Agnes Burr
        The Karluk's Last Voyage by Captain Robert A. Bartlett and Ralph T. Hale
        Camping and Woodcraft by Horace Kephart
      34. Miscellaneous, pp. 1712-1723
      35. The Belgian Children's Fund, pp. 1724-1731
      36. Investments and Finance, p. 1732
      37. Vacation Trips in America, pp. 1733-1762
    10. [+]
      June 9, 1917 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Treason's Twilight Zone, pp. 1763-1764
      2. Our Prospect of "Bonds or Bondage", pp. 1765-1766
      3. A Censorship of Opinion, p. 1767
      4. Our "Wooden Fleet" Shrinks, p. 1768
      5. How Germany Helps Pan-America, pp. 1769-1770
      6. Canada to Adopt the Draft, p. 1771
      7. America on the Battle-Front, p. 1772
      8. Abusing the S.O.S., p. 1773
      9. Our Commission to Russia, p. 1774
      10. Plain Words from England, p. 1774
      11. The Return of the Wooden Ship, p. 1775
      12. The War and the Dope Habit, p. 1776
      13. A Novel Locomotive, p. 1777
      14. Making Over Old Rails, p. 1777
      15. The Universe in Little Pieces, p. 1778
      16. Railway Jobs for Our Women, p. 1778
      17. Uses for Old Sleeping-Cars, p. 1779
      18. Repairing Interned Ships, p. 1779
      19. An Art Exhibition with a Punch, p. 1780
      20. A Masterpiece as a Mile-Stone, p. 1781
      21. Martyring a Newspaper, p. 1782
      22. Shakespeare with a Difference, p. 1783
      23. Salvationist "Soldiers of the Soil", p. 1784
      24. A Plea for the Small Church, p. 1785
      25. "Onward Christian Soldiers", p. 1785
      26. Friends Unfriendly to Slackers, p. 1785
      27. Sermons Trench-Fighters Want, p. 1786
      28. An Eight-Hour Day for Ministers, p. 1786
      29. Doubts About Church Advertising, p. 1786
      30. Current Poetry, p. 1787
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 1788-1816
      32. The Belgian Children's Fund, pp. 1817-1823
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 1824-1830
    11. [+]
      June 16, 1917 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Ten Million Answers to Germany, pp. 1831-1833
      2. Why We Are Fighting Germany, p. 1834
      3. China's New Revolution, p. 1835
      4. The Socialist as Patriot, pp. 1836-1837
      5. War-Time Raids on Labor, p. 1838
      6. Ireland and West Virginia, p. 1839
      7. What England Thinks of Us, p. 1840
      8. Pro-Ally Costa Rica, p. 1841
      9. The Stockholm Conference, p. 1842
      10. Food without Farms, p. 1843
      11. An Office-Holding Family, p. 1844
      12. Eggs Spoiled by Washing, p. 1844
      13. A Naval-Flag Factory, p. 1845
      14. Inspection Run Mad, p. 1846
      15. Wells That Breathe, p. 1846
      16. The Locomotive as a Crime, p. 1846
      17. Will There Be a Fuel-Famine?, p. 1847
      18. Dredges That Dig into Rock, p. 1847
      19. The Theater Women's War-Work, p. 1848
      20. Our Young Dramatic Critics, p. 1849
      21. How Russia Glorifies the Folk-Tale, pp. 1849-1850
      22. A Mid-Victorian Literary Tempest, p. 1851
      23. Making Drink and Vice Tabu Among Soldiers, p. 1852
      24. "Intellectuals" Dangerous Guides, p. 1853
      25. Church Attendance and Divorce, p. 1853
      26. An Objector to Theology in National Hymns, p. 1853
      27. The Rich Not Running the Churches, p. 1854
      28. Methodist Moving-Day Yields to War, p. 1854
      29. Why Protestants Stay Protestant, p. 1854
      30. [+]
        A Boswell to Frederick the Great, p. 1855 - 1 Review
        Frederick the Great by Henri de Catt
      31. [+]
        A Group of Notable Recent Novels, pp. 1855-1860 - 10 Reviews
        Mag Pye by Bettina von Hutten
        Oh, Mary, Be Careful! by George Weston
        Confessions of a Social Secretary by Corinne Lowe
        They of the High Trails by Hamlin Garland
        The Light in the Clearing by Irving Bacheller
        Up the Hill and Over by Isabel Ecclestone Mackay
        To the Last Penny by Edwin Lefevre
        When the Sun Stood Still by Cyrus Townsend Brady
        The Ford by Mary Austin
        A Diversity of Creatures by Rudyard Kipling
      32. Current Poetry, pp. 1861-1864
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 1865-1897
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 1898-1904
      35. The Belgian Children's Fund, pp. 1905-1908
    12. [+]
      June 23, 1917 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The Jews in Free Russia, pp. 191-1908
      2. Peace-Terms We Are Fighting For, pp. 1909-1911
      3. Sarrail's Royal Foe Gone, pp. 1912-1913
      4. The South Calling Negroes Back, p. 1914
      5. Haig Rewinning Belgian Soil, p. 1915
      6. To Make War-Profits Pay for War, p. 1916
      7. The Russian Muddle, p. 1917
      8. Germany's Newest Enemy, pp. 1918-1919
      9. Our Bohemian Fighters, p. 1920
      10. A German Revolution?, p. 1920
      11. Food Loss by Fire, p. 1921
      12. Wanted---Brains, p. 1921
      13. A Wingless Bird, p. 1922
      14. Finger-Prints in the Orient, p. 1922
      15. Doing More with Fewer Men, p. 1923
      16. Measuring Hunger, pp. 1924-1925
      17. Edouard de Reszke, p. 1926
      18. Who Fight for the Big Idea, p. 1926
      19. The "New Elizabethans", p. 1927
      20. Russian Hymns and Flags, p. 1928
      21. How the Chinese Build, p. 1928
      22. Stick to the School-Books, p. 1929
      23. The Ethical Quandary of "Reprisals", p. 1930
      24. No "Safety First" for Churches, p. 1930
      25. People "Chosen" of God, p. 1931
      26. The Y.M.C.A. Forehanded, p. 1932
      27. Edith Cavell's Last Letter, p. 1932
      28. Opposing Sunday Funerals, pp. 1932-1933
      29. Current Poetry, p. 1934
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 1935-1965
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 1966-1974
    13. [+]
      June 30, 1917 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Mr. Hoover to Fight the Food-Pirates, pp. 1975-1977
      2. How Our Airmen Can Win the War, pp. 1978-1979
      3. Our Billions for Liberty, pp. 1980-1981
      4. Swiss Neutrality Questioned, p. 1982
      5. Why Latin America Hesitates, p. 1983
      6. Better Signs in Russia, p. 1984
      7. Canada Spurns Titles, p. 1985
      8. Manners for Berliners, p. 1986
      9. A German Trade-Ban, p. 1986
      10. Shall We Eat War-Bread?, p. 1987
      11. On Sticking Out the Tongue, p. 1988
      12. The Less Rest the Less Work, p. 1988
      13. War and Tin Cans, p. 1989
      14. Amateur Wireless and the War, p. 1989
      15. The Superstition of Dope, p. 1990
      16. "Scrambling" Science, p. 1990
      17. Lighting the Capitol Dome, p. 1991
      18. When a "Romney" Is Not a "Romney", pp. 1992-1993
      19. New Hands Across the Sea, p. 1994
      20. A German Defense of Moliere, p. 1994
      21. "The Future of German Form", p. 1995
      22. Reims a Pantheon, p. 1995
      23. Mercier to German Catholics, p. 1996
      24. Why Reprisals Are Demanded, p. 1997
      25. Billy Sunday's New York Campaign, p. 1998
      26. Current Poetry, p. 1999
      27. [+]
        History and Biography, pp. 2000-2010 - 12 Reviews
        The Middle Group of American Historians by John Spencer Bassett
        The Passing of the Great Race by Madison Grant
        The Literary History of Spanish America by Alfred Coester
        The Story of the Trust Companies by Edward Ten Broeck Perine
        The Syrian Christ by Abraham Mitrie Rihbany
        Spanish Architecture of the Sixteenth Century by Arthur Byne and Mildred Stapley
        The Red Rugs of Tarsus by Helen Davenport Gibbons
        Fifth Avenue Events
        The Life and Letters of Christopher Pearse Cranch by Leonora Cranch Scott and Christopher Pearse Cranch, ...
        Mythology of All Races, Vol. VI: Indian, Iranian by A. Berriedale Keith and Albert J. Carnoy
        Forty-Five Years in China by Timothy Richard
        My Reminiscences by Rabindranath Tagore
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 2011-2027
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 2028-2036
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1917 = 13 Issues, 406 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 7, 1917 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. A Coal-Crisis That May Cripple Industry, pp. 17-19
      2. Effects of War-Time Prohibition, p. 20
      3. Chicago versus Its Mayor, p. 21
      4. Labor Comment on the Mooney Case, pp. 22-23
      5. Uncle Sam in an Oriental "Triangle", p. 24
      6. German Views of Our Army, p. 25
      7. The Czar in Prison, p. 26
      8. The Gentle Bulgarians, p. 26
      9. Selling China, p. 27
      10. Scientific Hate, p. 28
      11. Our Backward Military Science, p. 29
      12. The Tactics of Air-Fighting, pp. 30-31
      13. How Collars Wear Out, p. 32
      14. A Telephone Poem, p. 32
      15. Ignorning the Earthquake, p. 33
      16. "Sure Cures" for the U-Boat, p. 33
      17. Stolen Art-Treasures of St. Quentin, p. 34
      18. More Sober Summer Reading, p. 35
      19. Photography in the Present War, p. 36
      20. The Red-Cross Drive, p. 37
      21. Conscientious Objectors, pp. 37-38
      22. "Christus" in the Battle-Line, p. 39
      23. The New York "Trail-Hitters", p. 39
      24. How to Pray in War-Time, p. 40
      25. "How Did You Like the Sermon?", p. 40
      26. Current Poetry, p. 41
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 42-67
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 68-70
    2. [+]
      July 14, 1917 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Our First Victory Over Germany, pp. 7-8
      2. "Politics" in Draft-Exemptions, p. 9
      3. East St. Louis Race-Riots, p. 10
      4. Civil War in China, pp. 11-12
      5. Russia Comes Back, p. 13
      6. Giving the Railroads Half a Loaf, p. 14
      7. The Drink-Issue in England, p. 15
      8. Why Tino Had to Go, p. 16
      9. Spain's Rebellious Army, p. 17
      10. German Aims in Russia, p. 18
      11. Hudson Maxim's Plan for Torpedo-Proof Ships, p. 19
      12. Laying Telephone-Cables Under Fire, p. 20
      13. Morphin and Gas-Attacks, p. 20
      14. Plans for Rebuilding Europe's Ruined Cities, p. 21
      15. A Motor-Car Grocery-Store, p. 22
      16. A Land of Buried Mountains, p. 23
      17. Vegetable Soap, p. 23
      18. War's Effect on English Art, p. 24
      19. Ireland Clutching the Torch of Prose, p. 25
      20. Our "Battle-Hymn" for the Allies, p. 26
      21. The President's Portrait for Dublin, p. 27
      22. A Byzantine Gem in St. Louis, p. 28
      23. The First Red Cross, p. 28
      24. Poor Quality of Religious Art in England, p. 29
      25. Injustice to Conscientious Objectors, p. 30
      26. Billy Sunday's New York Profits, p. 30
      27. Current Poetry, p. 31
      28. [+]
        New Light on the Primitive Church, p. 32 - 1 Review
        The New Archaeological Discoveries by Camden M. Cobern
      29. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 32-36 - 6 Reviews
        Aspects of the Infinite Mystery by George A. Gordon
        The Word of the Truth by Arthur Temple Cornwell
        Advice to Women by Florence Stacpoole and Lydia E. Anderson
        The Flogging Craze by Henry S. Salt
        Health and Disease: Their Determining Factors by Roger Irving Lee
        The Development of China by Kenneth Scott Latourette
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 37-61
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 62-65
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 66-68
    3. [+]
      July 21, 1917 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Discontent in Germany, pp. 9-11
      2. A Humane Embargo, p. 12
      3. The Alarm Against Spies, p. 13
      4. Segregating Whisky, pp. 14-15
      5. Our Farm-Artillery Speaks, p. 16
      6. Neutral Outcries at Our Embargo, p. 17
      7. Grimm's Fairy-Tales of Hoffmann, p. 18
      8. The Czar a "Poor Man", p. 19
      9. Our Army "Bluff", p. 20
      10. Newest Wrinkles in Trench-Building, p. 21
      11. War's Destruction Short-Lived, p. 22
      12. Waterproofing Clothes and Shoes at Home, p. 23
      13. Trapping Submarines, p. 24
      14. New Method to Tell Old Eggs, p. 24
      15. Indelible Ink from Fungi, p. 24
      16. Human Food from Alfalfa, p. 25
      17. Gas-Filled Windows, p. 25
      18. Musical Genius in War, p. 26
      19. Our "Hymn of Hate", p. 27
      20. William Winter, p. 28
      21. Slang as a Democratic Agent, p. 29
      22. Luther's Quadricentennial, p. 30
      23. When "Christus" Goes to Battle, p. 31
      24. Books for the Soldiers, p. 31
      25. Sunday's Revised Figures, p. 32
      26. An Economy to Avoid, pp. 32-33
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 36-73
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 74-78
    4. [+]
      July 28, 1917 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The 100 Great Events of the World's Greatest War, pp. 9-14
      2. What the German Crisis Means To Us, pp. 15-17
      3. Profits Prices and Patriotism, p. 18
      4. Post-Office Censors Under Fire, p. 19
      5. Industrial Workers Who Won't Work, pp. 20-21
      6. Making Marine "Risks" Less Risky, p. 22
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 22
      8. Peace Foreshadowed in Germany, p. 23
      9. Another Isle Crying for Uncle Sam, p. 24
      10. Japan's Integrity, p. 25
      11. Conscription Splitting Canada, pp. 25-26
      12. Cats and Crop-Failure, p. 27
      13. Invisibility Patented in Germany, p. 28
      14. To Teach Women Railroad Work, p. 29
      15. Alcohol as a Food, p. 29
      16. Are There Immortal Organisms?, p. 30
      17. The Suggestometer, p. 30
      18. Was Transforming English Artists, p. 31
      19. A New German "Strafe", p. 32
      20. Where College-Training Failed, p. 33
      21. Because He Creased His Trousers, p. 34
      22. Army-Singing Needed, p. 34
      23. War-Speed of the Red Cross, p. 35
      24. Japan's Background for the Red Cross, p. 36
      25. From Prison to the Trenches, p. 37
      26. Spice of Life, pp. 38-69
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 70-73
      28. Investments and Finance, p. 74
      29. Current Events, pp. 75-77
      30. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 78
    5. [+]
      August 4, 1917 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Next Steps in Our Army's Mobilization, pp. 19-21
      2. To Get the Alien Slacker, p. 22
      3. Prolonging the War in Washington, pp. 22-23
      4. A Dictator for the Slav Republic, pp. 24-25
      5. Trusting Mexico with Firearms, p. 26
      6. The Submarine Campaign: A Menace or a Draw?, p. 27
      7. The Venizelist Rump, p. 28
      8. Russia's Mental Chaos, p. 28
      9. Germany's Muzzled Press, p. 29
      10. Kultur for Norway, p. 30
      11. The Theory of Zigzagging, p. 31
      12. Savagery of the Weed, p. 32
      13. To Save Teeth and War-Cripples, p. 32
      14. A House That Will Not Burn, p. 33
      15. Brooks and Ponds of Oil, p. 34
      16. Long Life and Birth-Control, p. 34
      17. Waterproofing Clothes, p. 35
      18. Wood for Steal, p. 35
      19. A Tree That Split a Rock, p. 35
      20. War-Thoughts of Bernard Shaw, p. 36
      21. A New England "Adam Bede", p. 37
      22. War's Effect on Reading, p. 37
      23. The Charm of Old Wall-Papers, p. 38
      24. Trailing Book Spendthrifts, p. 39
      25. Lutheran Protests of Loyalty, p. 40
      26. "Moonlight-School" Efficiency, p. 41
      27. Conscience and Conscription, p. 42
      28. Current Poetry, p. 43
      29. [+]
        Hill "The Empire-Builder", p. 44 - 1 Review
        The Life of James J. Hill by Joseph Gilpin Pyle
      30. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 45-48 - 3 Reviews
        Henry Ford's Own Story by Rose Wilder Lane
        Literature in the Making by Some of Its Makers by Joyce Kilmer
        Petersburg, Virginia: Economic and Municipal by LeRoy Hodges
      31. Miscellaenous, pp. 49-63
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-68
    6. [+]
      August 11, 1917 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Fourth-Year Hopes of Peace and Victory, pp. 7-10
      2. The Allied Drive in Flanders, p. 11
      3. To Make Labor's Americanism Safe, p. 12
      4. Insurance for Our Fighting Men, p. 12
      5. A New National Party, pp. 13-14
      6. The Battle of Craonne---a Second Verdun, p. 15
      7. The German Shock-Absorbers, p. 16
      8. Greedy America Again, p. 17
      9. The Irish Convention, p. 17
      10. German War-Weariness, p. 18
      11. Land-Hunger in Russia, p. 18
      12. The Power of the Eye, p. 19
      13. Rubber Soles Up to Date, p. 20
      14. Back to the Indians, p. 20
      15. A Car that Will Not Telescope, p. 21
      16. Interning German Science, p. 22
      17. A New Way to Find Steel Flaws, p. 22
      18. Speech and Disease, p. 23
      19. Discovering a Comet by Accident, p. 23
      20. The World's Most Famous Cartoonist, pp. 24-25
      21. Impoverishment of Genius, p. 26
      22. Music and the Movies as Allies, p. 26
      23. Kultur by the Millimeter, p. 27
      24. How the Trench Outranks the Pulpit, p. 28
      25. "The Psalm of the Allies", p. 29
      26. Books for the Soldiers, p. 29
      27. Can You Love Your Enemies?, p. 30
      28. Decline of Church Discipline, pp. 30-31
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 32-36
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 37-63
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-68
    7. [+]
      August 18, 1917 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Nation's Food as the Nation's Business, pp. 9-10
      2. German Wars Between 1871 and 1914, p. 11
      3. Oklahoma's Draft-Resisters, p. 11
      4. Lynch-Law and Treason, pp. 12-13
      5. Prohibitionist "Help" in War, p. 14
      6. New Buyers for War-Needs, pp. 15-16
      7. Lloyd George Sees Victory Near, p. 17
      8. Our "Absurd Army!", p. 18
      9. Caillaux Again Active, p. 19
      10. Holland's Menaced Neutrality, p. 20
      11. How Shall We Trap the U-Boat?, p. 21
      12. Expert Ignorance, p. 22
      13. German Railways as Indemnities, p. 23
      14. Work for Wireless Amateurs, p. 23
      15. What Makes a Drunkard?, p. 24
      16. How To Win Success, p. 24
      17. Electricity's Strides in a Year, p. 25
      18. Do Animals Think?, p. 25
      19. Carving a Mountain, p. 26
      20. "Too Much Teutonism", p. 27
      21. What the Soldier Prefers to Read, p. 28
      22. The Sammies' "Tipperary", p. 28
      23. For a Safe and Sane Art Teaching, p. 29
      24. Harry Lauder Does His Bit, p. 30
      25. Admonishing "the South", p. 31
      26. The American Ambulance, p. 32
      27. [+]
        Fenimore Cooper's Town, p. 33 - 1 Review
        The Story of Cooperstown by Ralph Birdsall
      28. [+]
        Medicine for Social Workers, p. 33 - 1 Review
        A Layman's Handbook of Medicine by Richard C. Cabot
      29. [+]
        Recent Fiction, pp. 34-36 - 5 Reviews
        The Rubbish Heap by "Rita"
        The Preacher of Cedar Mountain by Ernest Thompson Seton
        His Family by Ernest Poole
        All-of-a-Sudden Carmen by Gustav Kobbe
        One Year of Pierrot
      30. Current Poetry, p. 37
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 38-73
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 74-80
    8. [+]
      August 25, 1917 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Peace-Vision of the Vatican, pp. 9-11
      2. Why We Are Not Downhearted, pp. 12-13
      3. Russia and Ourselves, pp. 14-15
      4. Triumph of Reserve-Officers Camps, p. 16
      5. How to Save Ireland, p. 17
      6. "Foreign Friends of Germany", p. 18
      7. Canadian Hierarchy Fighting Conscription, p. 18
      8. Italy's War-Aims, p. 19
      9. Russia's Women Soldiers, p. 20
      10. Making France Smile Again, p. 21
      11. Why Not Eat Rabbits?, p. 22
      12. White Bread the Best War-Bread, p. 22
      13. Wanted: Standardized Cans, p. 23
      14. Piano-Makers to Help Build Aircraft, p. 23
      15. A Eulogy of the Barrel, p. 24
      16. A New Theory of Life, p. 24
      17. Ten Miles of Welded Pipe, p. 25
      18. Diet by Price, p. 25
      19. A Traveling Refrigerator, p. 25
      20. Chicago's "Kaiserized" Speller, p. 26
      21. What the Soldier Thinks of Shaw, p. 27
      22. Another Poet Fallen in Battle, p. 27
      23. The Appeal of the Primitive Jazz, p. 28
      24. Make a Scrap-Book for "Sammy", p. 29
      25. Modernity in New-Testament Days, p. 30
      26. Religion in the Trenches, p. 31
      27. Without a Conscience, p. 31
      28. Spiritualized Labor in France, p. 32
      29. Current Poetry, p. 33
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 34-97
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 98-102
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 103-104
    9. [+]
      September 1, 1917 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. The Menace of Sedition, pp. 9-11
      2. Bringing Coal Within Reach, p. 12
      3. Our National Wheat Corporation, p. 13
      4. Welcoming Japan's Envoys, pp. 14-16
      5. Foreign Views of the Pope's Peace-Offer, p. 17
      6. The Potsdam Conspiracy, p. 18
      7. The Duty of Kings, p. 19
      8. America's "Brutal" Embargo, p. 19
      9. The Financiers' Peace-Plot, p. 20
      10. The Survival of Kultur, p. 21
      11. Science and the War, p. 22
      12. Exploring a Live Volcano, p. 22
      13. Dyes as Curative Agents, p. 23
      14. Spies and Wireless, p. 24
      15. America a Mechanical Athens, p. 24
      16. How To Use Frozen Potatoes, p. 24
      17. Wanted: 3000 Locomotives, p. 25
      18. Carpet-Sweeping the Streets, p. 25
      19. The Hun Self-Portrayed, p. 26
      20. A Fortune for "The Macnab", p. 26
      21. A "Reading of Earth" on Old Battle-Fields, p. 27
      22. And Now St. Quentin!, p. 28
      23. Conservation of Artistic Talent, p. 29
      24. The Annunciation-Day of American Mothers, p. 30
      25. Shall Mourning Be Worn?, p. 30
      26. The President Urges Bible-Reading, p. 31
      27. American Philanthropy in France, p. 31
      28. "Unfair" Treatment of German Americans, p. 32
      29. Wo Is Armenia!, p. 32
      30. [+]
        Phillips Andover, p. 33 - 1 Review
        An Old New England School by Claude M. Fuess
      31. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 33-35 - 5 Reviews
        Decorative Elements in Architecture by William Francklyn Paris
        Heart to Heart Appeals by William Jennings Bryan
        Laugh and Live by Douglas Fairbanks
        Recollections of a Rebel Reefer by James Morris Morgan
        The Mexican War Diary of George B. McClellan by William Starr Myers and George B. McClellan
      32. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 38-61
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 62-65
      35. Miscellaneous, pp. 66-68
    10. [+]
      September 8, 1917 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. "No Peace with Prussian Autocracy", pp. 11-13
      2. The Message of the Western Drives, pp. 14-15
      3. Our Embargo Siege-Guns, p. 16
      4. Russia Finding Herself, pp. 16-18
      5. The Stockholm Conference Again, p. 19
      6. India's Home-Rule Martyr, p. 20
      7. Germany's War-Bill, p. 21
      8. Germany's Chinese Emperor, p. 21
      9. A Federal Austria, p. 22
      10. "Flattering Little Willy", p. 22
      11. The Psychology of the Air-Raid, p. 23
      12. Big Guns by Railroad, p. 24
      13. The Crookedest River, p. 24
      14. The Last of Tesla's Tower, p. 25
      15. What is an Engineer?, p. 25
      16. Will Aviators Have Caisson Disease?, p. 26
      17. A Criticism of Baby Shows, p. 26
      18. Unnecessary Surgery, p. 27
      19. The Moon and Plant-Growth, p. 27
      20. Tree as an Actor, p. 28
      21. Our War-Time Bookishness, p. 29
      22. [+]
        Is "Christine" Fiction or Fact?, p. 30 - 1 Review
        Christine by Alice Cholmondeley
      23. Torpedoing Leonardo, p. 31
      24. The Church View of the Pope's Peace-Plea, p. 32
      25. Averse to War-Preaching, p. 33
      26. The Church in England and France, pp. 34-35
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 38-85
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 86-89
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 90-92
    11. [+]
      September 15, 1917 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Russia and Austria Giving Way, pp. 11-12
      2. Our New "Soldiers of Freedom", pp. 13-14
      3. Where Loyal Labor Stands, p. 15
      4. The Pacifist Pilgrims, pp. 16-17
      5. Two-Twenty Wheat, p. 18
      6. Teutonic Ire Stirred by the President, p. 19
      7. Hunger in Hungary, p. 20
      8. Michael's Dream, p. 21
      9. Germany's Peace Offer to Russia, p. 21
      10. What Bulgaria Wants, p. 22
      11. The Birthplace of the Tank, p. 23
      12. A New Source of Aeroplanes, p. 24
      13. Politeness in War-Time, p. 24
      14. Games for the Blind, p. 25
      15. Southern Mush, p. 25
      16. Garbage as a Food-Waste Index, p. 26
      17. The Return of the Potato, p. 26
      18. "Egg-Savers" That Save Not, p. 26
      19. A New Niagara Falls?, p. 27
      20. "A Son of the Middle Border", p. 28
      21. Artist and Business Man Too, p. 29
      22. Etiquette of the Flag, p. 29
      23. The Foolish Cult of the Japanese Print, p. 30
      24. Why Boys Should Stay in School, p. 31
      25. Red-Cross Work for Schoolgirls, p. 32
      26. A Day of Prayer for Germany, p. 32
      27. Will Wesley's Church Return?, p. 33
      28. Moral Prophylaxis in the Army, p. 33
      29. John Calvin Reversed, pp. 34-35
      30. [+]
        Notable Recent War-Books, pp. 36-40 - 8 Reviews
        The German Road to the East by Evans Lewin
        Italy and the War by Jacques Bainville
        War by Pierre Loti
        The Lord Kitchener Memorial Book by Hedley Le Bas
        The World at War by Georg Brandes
        The Will to Freedom by John Neville Figgis
        The Political History of Poland by Edward H. Lewinski-Corwin
        The Latin at War by Will Irwin
      31. Current Poetry, pp. 41-43
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 44-99
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 100-102
    12. [+]
      September 22, 1917 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Good Effect of the Korniloff Rebellion, pp. 11-13
      2. The Traceless-Murder Advocate, pp. 14-15
      3. Papers in the Enemy Tongue, p. 16
      4. Raiding the I.W.W., p. 17
      5. Distilleries Interned for the War, p. 18
      6. Germany's New Peace Minister, p. 19
      7. The Greater Servia to Come, p. 20
      8. German Trade a Peace Condition, p. 21
      9. Selling Titles in England, p. 22
      10. The Golgotha of the Servians, p. 22
      11. An Artist's Work in War-Surgery, p. 23
      12. Handy Fuel for Soldiers, p. 24
      13. Concrete Snow-Sheds, p. 24
      14. Counterfeit Daylight, p. 25
      15. Saving the Tin, p. 25
      16. The Light of the Firefly, p. 26
      17. A British Decimal Coinage, p. 26
      18. When the Movies Injure Health, p. 27
      19. A One-Wheeled Tractor, p. 27
      20. Germany and "Macbeth", p. 28
      21. When Our Soldiers Speak French, p. 29
      22. Futures in Rare Books, p. 30
      23. The Future of Reims, pp. 30-31
      24. Japan's "Sincerest Flattery", p. 32
      25. How the Red-Cross Money Goes, p. 33
      26. Our Tyranny Over the Negro, p. 34
      27. When Tommy Atkins Prays, pp. 34-35
      28. [+]
        Heine's Poems Selected and Translated, p. 36 - 1 Review
        Three Hundred and Twenty-Five Poems of Heinrich Heine by Louis Untermeyer and Heinrich Heine
      29. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 36-38 - 4 Reviews
        Rings for the Finger by George Frederick Kunz
        Woman by Vance Thompson
        Crimes of Charity by Konrad Bercovici
        The Book of the Peony by Alice Howard Harding
      30. Current Poetry, p. 39
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 40-81
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 82-86
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 87-88
    13. [+]
      September 29, 1917 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Who Are the War-Profiteers?, pp. 9-11
      2. This Winter's Coal Problem, p. 12
      3. To Draft Aliens, p. 13
      4. Where to Encamp the Negro Troops, pp. 14-16
      5. American Depravity and the German Conscience, p. 17
      6. The Hoodwinked Turks, p. 18
      7. The German Morale, p. 19
      8. Parties and Papers in Russia, p. 19
      9. Sinn Fein and the Irish Convention, p. 20
      10. Canada's Unique Franchise, p. 21
      11. Portable War Hospitals, p. 22
      12. The Ocean's Gift to the Land, p. 23
      13. The Day of the Trailer, p. 24
      14. The Evolution of a Superior Race, p. 24
      15. The Troublesome Squirrels, p. 25
      16. Art at the County Fairs, p. 26
      17. Where Are the College Boys?, p. 27
      18. Poetry and Art to Repay Their Debt to Italy, p. 27
      19. Bairnsfather's "Bill" on the Stage, p. 28
      20. Germany's Declining Musical Supremacy, p. 29
      21. A Call to Rescue Armenia, p. 30
      22. The Drink Problem in the War, p. 31
      23. Beer versus War Preparations, pp. 32-33
      24. [+]
        Germany as a Possible Republic, p. 34 - 1 Review
        Germany, the Next Republic? by Carl W. Ackerman
      25. [+]
        Women and the Tragedy of Belgium, p. 34 - 1 Review
        The Women of Belgium by Charlotte Kellogg
      26. [+]
        History and Biography, pp. 34-41 - 10 Reviews
        The Life of Henry David Thoreau by Frank B. Sanborn
        Victor Chapman's Letters from France by John Jay Chapman and Victor Chapman
        The Tragedy of a Throne by Hildegarde Ebenthal
        A History of Williams College by L.W. Spring
        The Street of Ink by H. Simonis
        The Expansion of Europe by Ramsay Muir
        Karl Bitter: A Biography by Ferdinand Schevill
        Russian Court Memoirs, 1914-16 by a "Russian"
        Chronicles of the Cape Fear River, 1660-1916 by James Sprunt
        The Folk-Element in Hindu Culture by Benoy Kumar Sarkar
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 42-43
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 44-71
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-78
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1917 = 13 Issues, 411 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 6, 1917 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. America Infested with German Spies, pp. 9-11
      2. Mr. Burleson to Rule the Press, p. 12
      3. Peace Moves That Mean More War, pp. 13-14
      4. La Follette as a Foe of Democracy, pp. 15-16
      5. Distinguishing Marks of the U.S. Army, p. 17
      6. Plain Words for Russia, pp. 18-19
      7. Peace No Nearer, p. 20
      8. Mobilizing London's East-End Russians, p. 20
      9. China Calmly at War, p. 21
      10. Germany Awakening, p. 21
      11. Are American War-Airplanes Too Slow?, p. 22
      12. A Disease of Airplane-Makers, p. 23
      13. Wanted: Men Not Advice, p. 24
      14. Stoves for the Pocket, p. 24
      15. A New Type of Dam, p. 25
      16. America on the Metropolitan Opera Stage, pp. 26-27
      17. The War and the English Intellectuals, p. 28
      18. Disloyal Authors, p. 29
      19. Our War-Songs and Catchwords, p. 29
      20. The Y.M.C.A. Following the Flag, p. 30
      21. Where the Churches Stand, p. 31
      22. Germany's Sins Indicted by a German, pp. 31-33
      23. Current Poetry, pp. 34-36
      24. Miscellaneous, pp. 37-81
      25. Investments and Finance, pp. 82-86
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 87-88
    2. [+]
      October 13, 1917 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Hearst Tammany Mitchel and America, pp. 11-13
      2. Drafting Every Pocketbook, pp. 14-15
      3. The "Yellow Peril" Made in Germany, p. 16
      4. Lending Ourselves a Few Billions, pp. 17-18
      5. Distinguishing Marks of the U.S. Navy, p. 19
      6. Human Freedom Shall Not Perish from the Earth, pp. 20-21
      7. German Gold in French Politics, p. 22
      8. Democratic Whispers in Germany, p. 23
      9. The Pope's Motives, p. 24
      10. Military Aid from Japan, p. 25
      11. Men Who Fail, p. 26
      12. Making Bread with Sea-Water, p. 26
      13. Climate and Architecture, p. 27
      14. A Poisoned Sea, p. 28
      15. A Plea for the Coarser Breadstuffs, p. 28
      16. A Safety Car-Step, p. 29
      17. Liquid Oxygen as an Explosive, p. 29
      18. Quarreling Over Lincoln's Statue, pp. 30-31
      19. Is "Christine" Run to Earth?, p. 32
      20. Company A: American Camoufleurs, p. 32
      21. German Opera Tabu in Chicago, p. 33
      22. Knights of Columbus War-Work, p. 34
      23. Liberty Bonds for the Churches, p. 34
      24. William II.'s Divine Right Examined, p. 35
      25. Rooting Out Christianity in Germany, p. 36
      26. "Carry On!", p. 36
      27. Rasputin's Religious System, pp. 36-37
      28. [+]
        Some Recent War Books of Note, pp. 38-44 - 9 Reviews
        The Marne Campaign by Frederick E. Whitton and C.E. Callwell
        A World in Ferment by Nicholas Murray Butler
        War Addresses, 1915-1917 by Henry Cabot Lodge
        The Disintegration of Islam by Samuel M. Zwemer
        Russia's Message by William English Walling
        Obstacles to Peace by S.S. McClure
        The Heart of the Balkans by Demetra Vaka
        The Land of Deepening Shadow by D. Thomas Curtin
        The Frontiers of Language and Nationality in Europe by Leon Dominian
      29. [+]
        Colonel Mosby's Memoirs, p. 45 - 1 Review
        The Memoirs of Colonel John S. Mosby by Charles Wells Russell and John S. Mosby
      30. [+]
        Ferri on Criminal Sociology, p. 45 - 1 Review
        Criminal Sociology by Enrico Ferri
      31. [+]
        2 Reviews The English-Speaking Peoples, by George Louis ..., pp. 45-47 - 2 Reviews
        The English-Speaking Peoples by George Louis Beer
        For France by A.J. Dawson and Bruce Bairnsfather
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 48-103
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 104-114
    3. [+]
      October 20, 1917 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Germany Losing by Land Sea and Air, pp. 7-10
      2. The Limits of Free Speech, p. 11
      3. The Milk Profiteers, p. 12
      4. Good and Evil of Our War-Congress, p. 13
      5. Mr. Kitchin's "Tax on Brains", p. 14
      6. Will Russia Disintegrate?, pp. 15-16
      7. Truculent Germany, p. 17
      8. A Jeremiad from Japan, p. 18
      9. Haiti Fades Away, p. 18
      10. "Mother Ships" to Beat U-Boats, p. 19
      11. Indians as Soldiers, p. 20
      12. No Accident This Time!, p. 20
      13. The Electric Service of the Future, p. 21
      14. The Trouble with Our Waterways, p. 22
      15. Mechanical Brains for Trains, p. 23
      16. Walls That Hang from the Roof, p. 23
      17. Columbia's Dismissed Professors, p. 24
      18. Making a Farce of Pacifism, p. 25
      19. A "Consummate" Draftsman, p. 25
      20. The Negro's Contribution to American Art, p. 26
      21. The Future of the War-Artist, p. 27
      22. The Red-Cross Nurses, p. 28
      23. Humoring Mr. Wells, p. 29
      24. War-Charity and the Tobacco Habit, p. 29
      25. May We Knit on Sunday?, p. 30
      26. Sunday as a New York Pastor, p. 30
      27. A Y.M.C.A. Hero, pp. 30-31
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 32-33
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 34-79
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 80-90
    4. [+]
      October 27, 1917 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. "Starving Little Neutrals", pp. 7-9
      2. Germany's New Thrust at Russia, pp. 10-11
      3. The Menace of War-Time Strikes, p. 12
      4. Zoning Germany Out of Half the World, p. 13
      5. Is England Shrinking?, p. 14
      6. An Effort to Split the Allies, p. 15
      7. Why War-Progress Is Slow, p. 16
      8. The German People Behind Their Ruler, p. 17
      9. Austria's Swiss Intrigues, p. 18
      10. Dying Servia, p. 18
      11. How the Insects Know Each Other, p. 19
      12. Lath-and-Plaster Tanks, p. 19
      13. Standardized Airplanes an Error, p. 20
      14. The Hottest Heat, p. 20
      15. That "Poisoned Court-Plaster", p. 21
      16. Puss's Pedigree, p. 22
      17. Drum-Fire, p. 22
      18. Denatured Hail-Storms in France, p. 23
      19. Poets in Their Glory Dead, p. 24
      20. The Future of German Singers, p. 25
      21. England in Our School-Books, p. 26
      22. A New "Comedy-Gift", p. 27
      23. Luther for To-Day, p. 28
      24. German Guilt for Armenian Blood, p. 29
      25. The Church and the Child-Labor Law, p. 30
      26. Fewer Theological Students, p. 30
      27. Wrong Kind of Camp-Preaching, p. 30
      28. Billy Sunday for the Trenches, pp. 30-31
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 32-33
      30. [+]
        Mr. Gerard's Four Years in Germany, pp. 34-35 - 1 Review
        My Four Years in Germany by James W. Gerard
      31. [+]
        Recent Fiction, pp. 36-41 - 11 Reviews
        Dormie One, and Other Golf Stories by Holworthy Hall
        The Shadow-Line by Joseph Conrad
        Calvary Alley by Alice Hegan Rice
        The Rulers of the Lakes by Joseph A. Altsheler
        Temperamental Henry by Samuel Merwin
        The Inner Door by Alan Sullivan
        The Treloars by Mary Fisher
        Dominie Dean by Ellis Parker Butler
        A Son of the Middle Border by Hamlin Garland
        Finished by H. Rider Haggard
        King Coal by Upton Sinclair
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 42-73
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 74-78
    5. [+]
      November 3, 1917 Issue = 39 Articles
      1. The Road to Peace, pp. 7-9
      2. The Draft Made Really Selective, p. 10
      3. The Foe's First Blow, p. 11
      4. Drafting Ships, p. 12
      5. Retailers as War-Profiteers, p. 13
      6. Unsweetening Our Sugar, p. 14
      7. The Imaginary British Peace Offer to Germany, p. 15
      8. Caricatures---by Order, p. 16
      9. The Pope Still Works for Peace, p. 17
      10. Japanese Fear of America, p. 17
      11. Why Korniloff Rebelled, p. 18
      12. Russia Still Senses the Censor, p. 18
      13. Canada's Coalition Government, p. 19
      14. A German Device for Seeing Wireless Signals, p. 20
      15. Glass or Paper Milk-Bottles?, p. 21
      16. Freight-Cars vs. Motor-Trucks, p. 21
      17. Poisoning from Canned Vegetables, p. 22
      18. Some Shortcomings of the Barrel, p. 22
      19. Why Wood Warps, p. 23
      20. Keeping Balanced in the Air, p. 24
      21. Democracy Dependent on Tungsten, p. 24
      22. The Place of Humor in War, p. 25
      23. A "Leg-Up" for Dancers, p. 26
      24. What Is the Gary System?, pp. 27-28
      25. Tennyson's Lost Vogue, p. 29
      26. To De-Germanize the Wales Motto, p. 29
      27. Laying Up Riches in War-Time, p. 30
      28. Cincinnati's "Thimble Fund", p. 30
      29. Religious Indorsements of Our War, p. 31
      30. Clerical Exemption "an Insult or a Challenge", p. 31
      31. More Chaplains Needed, p. 32
      32. A Salvation Army Sketch of Russia's Soul, p. 32
      33. War-Time Religion in Canada, p. 33
      34. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      35. [+]
        China's Greatest Modern Man, p. 36 - 1 Review
        Li Hung-Chang by John O.P. Bland
      36. [+]
        Labor Conditions in Our Industries, p. 36 - 1 Review
        Conditions of Labor in American Industries by William Jett Lauck and Edgar Sydenstricker
      37. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 37-42 - 11 Reviews
        Lighthouses and Lightships of the United States by George R. Putnam
        The Golden Verses of Pythagoras by Fabre d'Olivet, Nayan Louise Redfield, and Pythagoras, ...
        The Sonnets of Shakespeare by Raymond Macdonald Alden and William Shakespeare, ...
        The Tide of Immigration by Frank Julian Warne
        The Ideals of Painting by J. Comyns Carr
        Better Meals for Less Money by Mary Green
        King of the Khyber Rifles by Talbot Mundy
        Edward Judson, Interpreter of God by Charles Hatch Sears
        Asgard and the Gods by Wilhelm Wagner
        Epics and Romances of the Middle Ages by M.W. Macdowall and Wilhelm Wagner
        How to Choose the Right Vocation by Holmes W. Merton
      38. Miscellaneous, pp. 43-101
      39. Investments and Finance, pp. 102-110
    6. [+]
      November 10, 1917 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Italian Disaster, pp. 11-14
      2. "Over the Top" with Men and Money, pp. 15-16
      3. Germany's Twenty-first Enemy, p. 17
      4. German Cash for Our War-Chest, p. 17
      5. Germany's Arson Offenses, pp. 18-19
      6. The Italian Drive as an Act of Despair, p. 20
      7. War-Weary Vienna, p. 21
      8. Arab Joy at Turk Defeats, p. 22
      9. Bulgaria's Bribe, p. 22
      10. The Coming Evacuation of Belgium, p. 23
      11. Japan's "Game" in China, p. 23
      12. The Issue That Is Splitting Russia, p. 24
      13. The Transatlantic Flight Coming, p. 25
      14. "Daylighting" a Road, p. 26
      15. Are Tired People Poisoned?, p. 26
      16. The Nurse's Voice, p. 27
      17. Electrical Work for the Blind, pp. 27-28
      18. The Bay-Crowned Poets, p. 29
      19. London's Amazement at the "Lincoln" Quarrel, p. 30
      20. What the Soldier Reads, p. 31
      21. How War Saves the Classics, p. 32
      22. When Reprisals Are Asked of Us, p. 33
      23. Preferring Luther to Calvin, p. 34
      24. The Next Generation, p. 35
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 36-42
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 43-99
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 100-105
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 106-108
    7. [+]
      November 17, 1917 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Bolsheviki at Russia's Throat, pp. 9-11
      2. New York's Return to Tammany, pp. 12-13
      3. Suffragists Take New York State, p. 14
      4. Torpedoing the Yellow Peril, pp. 15-16
      5. America's Military "Worthlessness", p. 17
      6. India's Viceroy Indorses Home Rule, p. 18
      7. Turkey Weeps for Greece, p. 19
      8. The Food-Problem in Europe, p. 20
      9. Showing the French How to Unload, p. 21
      10. Catching Cold, p. 22
      11. Rebuilding Ruined French Towns, p. 22
      12. Pipe That Will Not Break, p. 23
      13. A Potash Lake, p. 23
      14. Our Husky City Boys, p. 24
      15. A Defense of the Locomotive, p. 24
      16. Catapaulting Seaplanes, p. 25
      17. Another Tagore, p. 26
      18. Prison-Camp Verse, p. 27
      19. The Boston Symphony and Patriotism, pp. 28-29
      20. Length of Years in the Ministry, p. 30
      21. Am I the Nation's Keeper?, p. 31
      22. A Chance for the Church to Lead, p. 32
      23. Chautauquas Crowding Out Revivals, p. 32
      24. War-Time Food-Problems, pp. 33-35
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 36-38
      26. [+]
        Notable Recent Works in History and Biography, pp. 39-45 - 13 Reviews
        The Life of Augustin Daly by Joseph Francis Daly
        Central American and West Indian Archaeology by Thomas A. Joyce
        Art by Auguste Rodin
        The Journal of Leo Tolstoi: First Volume, 1895-1899 by Leo Tolstoy
        The Danish West Indies Under Company Rule, 1671-1754 by Waldemar Westergaard
        Hints on Landscape Gardening by Hermann Puckler-Muskau and Samuel Parsons
        In the World by Maxim Gorky
        Seven Years at the Prussian Court by Edith Keen
        A Social History of the American Family, Vol. I by Arthur W. Calhoun
        British Exploits in South America by W.H. Koebel
        The Unwritten History of Braddock's Field by George H. Lamb
        Life of John Wilkes by Horace W. Bleackley
        Tales of the Samurai by James S. de Benneville
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 46-93
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 94-100
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 101-104
    8. [+]
      November 24, 1917 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. America's Duty in the Face of Russian Anarchy and the Italian Disastrer, pp. 11-13
      2. Labor's Stake in the War, pp. 14-15
      3. China Objects to Our Japan Pact, p. 16
      4. The Negro Right of Residence, pp. 17-18
      5. Disorder the Dawn of Order in Russia, p. 19
      6. Mud as the Enemy, p. 20
      7. The Jews to Rule in Zion, p. 21
      8. Ireland a Volcano Near Eruption, pp. 22-23
      9. Ingenuity of the Camera-Man, p. 24
      10. Low-Water Briges, p. 25
      11. Paper Pipes for Water Oil and Gas, p. 25
      12. Sanitary Soda, p. 26
      13. Quick Trestle-Building, p. 26
      14. Wine for the French Soldier, p. 26
      15. Listening to the Enemy, p. 27
      16. Voting by Electric Signal, p. 28
      17. A New Kind of Prison, p. 28
      18. Where Shakespeare Has a Chance, p. 29
      19. An Appeal for Certain Books, p. 30
      20. A War-Call for the Schools, p. 31
      21. Varieties of Anti-Germanism, p. 32
      22. Shall We Despair of Civilization?, p. 33
      23. Discouraging Peace Prayer, p. 34
      24. The War's "Fatal Blow", p. 35
      25. The "Poilu's" Protest Against Unclean Plays, p. 35
      26. The Causes of High Food-Prices, pp. 36-37
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 38-40
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 41-93
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 94-100
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 101-102
    9. [+]
      December 1, 1917 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. The Kaiser's Secret Army Here, pp. 15-16
      2. Smashing the Hindenburg Line, p. 17
      3. To Weld All Swords into One Blade, pp. 18-19
      4. Is the U-Boat Nightmare Ending?, p. 20
      5. Our Fifty Million Railroad-Owners, pp. 21-22
      6. Lloyd George Rewinds the Clock, p. 23
      7. Blarney for Ireland, p. 24
      8. Sober Teutons to Whip a Drunken World, p. 24
      9. Germany Counts the Odds, p. 25
      10. Possibilities of Revolution in England, p. 26
      11. A New War-Task for All Americans, p. 27
      12. Unfair Practises as a Cause of High Prices, p. 28
      13. Strange Things from the Sky, p. 29
      14. Useless War-Inventions, p. 29
      15. Trackless Trolley in England, p. 30
      16. Snakes as an Asset, p. 30
      17. A Growth-Stimulant, p. 31
      18. The Draft Crippling the Industries, p. 31
      19. The Food-Value of Oranges, p. 32
      20. Safety in Canned Goods, p. 32
      21. Depth Bombs, p. 33
      22. Bullets in the Blood-Stream, p. 33
      23. A French War-Play of Spiritual Rebirth, p. 34
      24. New Interest in Studying History, p. 35
      25. "Tommy's Songs", p. 36
      26. Auguste Rodin, p. 37
      27. Millions for the Y.M.C.A., p. 38
      28. Mothers Watch Your Girls!, p. 39
      29. "The Trail of the Painted Posts", p. 39
      30. Where College Girls Are Doing Social Service, pp. 40-41
      31. [+]
        The Europe That Is To Be Rebuilt, p. 42 - 1 Review
        The Rebuilding of Europe by David Jayne Hill
      32. [+]
        History and Biography, pp. 42-45 - 8 Reviews
        These Many Years by Brander Matthews
        American Pictures and Their Painters by Lorinda Munson Bryant
        Uncollected Letters of Abraham Lincoln by Gilbert A. Tracy and Abraham Lincoln
        "Honest Abe" by Alonzo Rothschild
        Robert Burns: How to Know Him by William Allan Neilson
        In Good Company by Coulson Kernahan
        Matthew Arnold: How to Know Him by Stuart P. Sherman
        Memories Discreet and Indiscreet
      33. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 46-56 - 16 Reviews
        The Statement of the Permanent Wild Life Protection Fund, 1915-1918 by William T. Hornaday
        Alcohol: Its Relation to Human Efficiency and Longevity by Eugene Lyman Fisk
        Complete United States Infantry Guide
        The United States Post Office. by Daniel C. Roper
        Ammunition for Final Drive on Booze by Louis Albert Banks
        The Diary of a Nation by Edward Sandford Martin
        The Living Present by Gertrude Atherton
        Mrs. Fiske by Alexander Woollcott
        The Outlook for Religion by W.E. Orchard
        Turf for Golf Courses by Charles V. Piper and Russell A. Oakley
        The Waring Girls by Ellen Douglas Deland
        Familiar Ways by Margaret P. Sherwood
        The Man in Court by Frederic DeWitt Wells
        The Evolution of the Hebrew People and Their Influence on Civilization by Laura H. Wild
        Petain, the Prepared by Edward Earle Purinton
        The Margin of Happiness, the Reward of Thrift by Thetta Quay Franks
      34. Current Poetry, pp. 57-58
      35. Miscellaneous, pp. 59-79
      36. Investments and Finance, pp. 80-84
    10. [+]
      December 8, 1917 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Germany Weakening in the West, pp. 13-14
      2. The Peril of a Bolshevik Peace, pp. 15-16
      3. Germany's Allies as Our Foes, pp. 17-18
      4. To Run Thirty-eight Railroads as One, pp. 19-20
      5. "Inactivity" of the British Navy, pp. 21-22
      6. Switzerland in Danger, p. 23
      7. "Chariots of Iron" at Gaza, p. 23
      8. Why Kerensky Fell, p. 24
      9. The Licensing System as Applied to Foods, p. 25
      10. Concrete Ships, p. 26
      11. Beware of the Calorie, p. 27
      12. Some Air-Raid Psychology, p. 28
      13. Luminous Paint in War, p. 28
      14. Photography as a Food-Saver, p. 29
      15. Russia's Endangered Pictures, p. 30
      16. The Classics on Trial for Their Life in Britain, p. 31
      17. New York's Disloyal School-Teachers, pp. 32-33
      18. War-Work of the Y.W.C.A., p. 34
      19. The Massachusetts "Antiaid" Law, p. 35
      20. Food for Pacifism, p. 35
      21. Missions after Three Years of War, pp. 36-37
      22. [+]
        Fifty of the Best Holiday Books for Adults, pp. 38-51 - 50 Reviews
        On the Edge of the War Zone by Mildred Aldrich
        Historic Silver of the Colonies, and Its Makers by Francis Hill Bigelow
        The Little Grandmother of the Russian Revolution by Alice Stone Blackwell and Catherine Breshkovsky, ...
        The Romance of Old Japan by Elizabeth W. Champney and Frere Champney
        Greenwich Village by Anna Alice Chapin
        A Treasury of War Poetry by George Herbert Clarke
        The Life and Letters of John Fiske by John Spencer Clark and John Fiske
        The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane
        Old Seaport Towns of the South by Mildred Cram
        The New Archaeological Discoveries by Camden M. Cobern
        Persian Miniatures by H.G. Dwight
        Adventures and Letters of Richard Harding Davis by Charles Belmont Davis and Richard Harding Davis, ...
        Vanished Halls and Cathedrals of France by George Wharton Edwards
        Over the Top by Arthur Guy Empey
        Old Roads Out of Philadelphia by John T. Faris
        Richard Strauss: The Man and His Works by Henry T. Finck
        Vagabonding Down the Andes by Harry A. Franck
        The Human Tragedy by Anatole France
        My Four Years in Germany by James W. Gerard
        Great Possessions by David Grayson
        Belgium Under German Heel by Odon Halasi
        The Life and Letters of Edward Everett Hale by Edward E. Hale, Jr. and Edward Everett Hale
        Nights with Uncle Remus by Joel Chandler Harris
        Rambles in Old College Towns by Hildegarde Hawthorne
        Alsace-Lorraine: Under German Rule by Charles Downer Hazen
        Audubon the Naturalist by Francis Hobart Herrick
        My Home in the Field of Mercy by Frances Wilson Huard
        The Life, Art, and Letters of George Inness by George Inness, Jr. #2 and George Inness
        Arizona, the Wonderland by George Wharton James
        A Holiday in Umbria by Thomas Graham Jackson
        The Adirondacks by T. Morris Longstreth
        Mark Twain's Letters by Albert Bigelow Paine and Mark Twain
        Recollections by John Morley
        Memories of Old Salem by Mary Harrod Northend
        The Origin and Evolution of Life by Henry Fairfield Osborn
        Diplomatic Days by Edith O'Shaughnessy
        Pictures of War-Work in England by Joseph Pennell
        Germany Under Three Emperors by Princess Catherine Radziwill
        Kultur in Cartoons by Louis Raemaekers
        America's Black and White Book by W.A. Rogers
        West Point by Robert Charlwood Richardson, Jr.
        The Life and Art of William Merritt Chase by Katharine M. Roof and William Merritt Chase
        The Book of New York by Robert Shackleton
        Anne of Brittany by Helen J. Sanborn
        The Dwelling-Houses of Charleston, South Carolina by Alice R. Huger Smith and D.E. Huger Smith
        Colonial Virginia: Its People and Customs by Mary Newton Stanard
        Great Love-Stories of the Bible, and Their Lessons for Today by Billy Sunday
        The Life of Abraham Lincoln by Ida M. Tarbell
        Pictures of Ruined Belgium by Georges Verdavaine
        My War-Diary by Mary King Waddington
      23. [+]
        List of Twenty-Five for Children, pp. 52-58 - 24 Reviews
        Library Work with Children by Alice Hazeltine
        The Rulers of the Lakes by Joseph A. Altsheler
        Christmas Tales of Flanders by Jean de Bosschere
        The Boy Who Went to the East by Ethel C. Brill
        The Boy Scout and Other Stories for Boys by Richard Harding Davis
        When I Was a Girl in Holland by Cornelia De Groot
        The Five Babbitts at Bonnyacres by Walter A. Dyer
        The Junior Plattsburg Manual by Olin Oglesby Ellis and Enoch Barton Garey
        Insect Adventures by J. Henri Fabre and Louise Seymour Hasbrouck
        Nights with Uncle Remus by Joel Chandler Harris
        Girls in Bookland by Hildegarde Hawthorne
        The Elephant by Agnes Herbert
        A Maid of Old Manhattan by Emilie Benson Knipe and Alden A. Knipe
        The Lost Little Lady by Emilie Benson Knipe and Alden Arthur Knipe
        The Boy Scouts Year-Book of Wild-Animal Stories by Franklin K. Mathiews
        The Red Indian Fairy-Book by Frances Jenkins Olcott
        Heroes of To-Day by Mary Rosetta Parkman
        The Romance of King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table by Alfred Rackham
        Old Peter's Russian Tales by Arthur Ransome
        The Boys' Book of Sports by Grantland Rice
        The Boy with the United States Weather Men by Francis Rolt-Wheeler
        The Arctic Prairies by Ernest Thompson Seton
        The Topaz Story-Book by Ada M. Skinner and Eleanor Skinner
        Ten American Girls from History by Kate Dickinson Sweetser
      24. Another List of Good Juveniles, pp. 59-60
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 61-64
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 65-89
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 90-93
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 94-96
    11. [+]
      December 15, 1917 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Our War-Aims---Victory and Justice, pp. 5-7
      2. At War with Austria, pp. 8-9
      3. Our South-American Drive on Germany, p. 10
      4. Badges of Courage for Our Men, p. 11
      5. Declaring War on Lie-Mongers, p. 11
      6. War-Swollen Incomes, pp. 12-13
      7. Lord Lansdowne's Cry of Despair, p. 14
      8. Why Germany Drove at Italy, p. 15
      9. Exasperated Norway, p. 16
      10. Our Economic Weapon, p. 17
      11. Transportation Evils Cause High Prices, p. 18
      12. Scouting for U-Boats, p. 19
      13. Where the Censor Might Halt, p. 20
      14. Dishwashing and Disease, p. 20
      15. Motor-Trucks on Railroads, p. 21
      16. Bandit Bees and Doped Honey, p. 21
      17. Food in the Forest, p. 22
      18. Artificial Waves to Aid Navigation, p. 22
      19. To Fight the Waste of Gasoline, p. 23
      20. Five Foodless Years, p. 23
      21. "Mob Singing" in the Army and Out, pp. 24-25
      22. The Theater of "The Old Dove-cote", p. 26
      23. A Bavarian Digging-Song, p. 27
      24. "Lazloism", p. 27
      25. New Fears of a Holy War, p. 28
      26. A Message from Protestant France, p. 29
      27. A Bible for Every Soldier and Sailor, p. 30
      28. To Swell Red Cross Membership, pp. 30-31
      29. [+]
        How Freely Our Forefathers Drank, pp. 32-35 - 1 Review
        American Ebrietatis by Hewson L. Peeke
      30. [+]
        Franklin as Disclosed in His Writings, p. 36 - 1 Review
        Benjamin Franklin, Self-Revealed by William Cabell Bruce
      31. Current Poetry, pp. 36-38
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 39-63
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-68
    12. [+]
      December 22, 1917 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Turning the Light on Our War-Activities, pp. 3-4
      2. A Hard German Drive Coming, pp. 5-6
      3. Is the Government Competent to Run the Railroads?, p. 7
      4. A Tax that Passeth Understanding, p. 8
      5. The Blame for the Halifax Tragedy, pp. 9-10
      6. Germany's Deep-Laid Plot Against Us, p. 11
      7. Some Submarine Wails, p. 12
      8. Germany Laughs No More, p. 13
      9. When the Germans Wake, p. 14
      10. Denmark's Home-Rule Problem, p. 14
      11. Transportation Evils and Remedies, p. 15
      12. Cities While You Wait, p. 16
      13. Wanted: A Clothes Administration, p. 17
      14. The Baby and the Telephone, p. 17
      15. Negative Gravity, p. 18
      16. Food to Fight On, p. 18
      17. First-Aid Antiseptics, p. 19
      18. Good Results from Poor Fuel, p. 20
      19. Daylight in the Shop, p. 20
      20. Fooling the Enemy's Eye, pp. 21-22
      21. One Heifetz in a Century, p. 23
      22. Christmas in the Redeemed Jerusalem, p. 24
      23. "Gone West", p. 25
      24. India's Christians for Free India, pp. 26-29
      25. Current Poetry, p. 30
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 31-37
      27. Investments and Finance, p. 38
      28. Miscellaneous, p. 39
      29. Winter Travel and Resorts, pp. 40-56
    13. [+]
      December 29, 1917 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. The Battle On to Make America Dry, pp. 15-16
      2. Fighting Over the Empty Sugar-Bowl, pp. 17-18
      3. Four Bites of Our War-Cherry, p. 19
      4. Canada Pledges Her Sons, p. 20
      5. Austrian Sheep and German Goats, pp. 21-22
      6. An Ex-Premier of France Facing a Treason Trial, p. 23
      7. Russia Under the Terror, p. 24
      8. The Church and Sinn Fein, p. 25
      9. Austrian Atrocities, p. 26
      10. Canada's Ambassador at Washington, p. 26
      11. Prohibition Costly in Britain, p. 26
      12. "Fabricated" Ships, p. 27
      13. Fossil Oceans, p. 28
      14. Nebraska Potash, p. 28
      15. A Drug-Controller Needed, p. 28
      16. To Dole Out Niagara Power, p. 29
      17. Soap from a Tree, p. 29
      18. Motor-Lights by Day, p. 30
      19. What Makes Us Tall or Short, p. 30
      20. Psychology of the Woman Shopper, p. 31
      21. Food Administration Page, p. 32
      22. A War of Self-Defense by Robert Lansing, p. 33
      23. Our Literary President, p. 34
      24. Hitting Back at Our Literature, p. 35
      25. Art a Martyr in War, p. 36
      26. What Chinese Poets Can Teach Ours, pp. 36-37
      27. Jews Look Askance at Restored Palestine, p. 38
      28. Troubling the Baptist Waters, p. 39
      29. Doubling the Army Chaplains, p. 39
      30. Into the Thick of It or "Above the Battle"?, pp. 40-41
      31. [+]
        Mark Twain's Letters, pp. 42-44 - 1 Review
        Mark Twain's Letters by Albert Bigelow Paine and Mark Twain
      32. [+]
        Recent War-Books, pp. 45-47 - 6 Reviews
        The Note-Book of an Intelligence Officer by Eric Fisher Wood
        The Food Problem by Vernon L. Kellogg and Alonzo E. Taylor
        Alsace-Lorraine: Under German Rule by Charles Downer Hazen
        A History of the Great War, Vol. II by Arthur Conan Doyle
        Austria-Hungary: The Polyglot Empire by Wolf von Schierbrand
        The Reconstruction of Poland and the Near East by Herbert Adams Gibbons
      33. [+]
        Recent Fiction, pp. 48-50 - 8 Reviews
        The Dwelling-Place of Light by Winston Churchill
        Understood Betsy by Dorothy Canfield Fisher
        Enchanted Hearts by Darragh Aldrich
        Drowsy by John Ames Mitchell
        Nothing Matters, and Other Stories by Herbert Beerbohm Tree
        A Maid of Old Manhattan by Emilie Benson Knipe and Alden A. Knipe
        Our Square and the People in It by Samuel Hopkins Adams
        Gus the Bus and Evelyn, the Exquisite Checker by Jack Lait
      34. Current Poetry, pp. 51-54
      35. Miscellaneous, pp. 55-111
      36. Investments and Finance, pp. 112-123
      37. Miscellaneous, pp. 124-126
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
[+]
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