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      January 4, 1919 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. British-American Discord, pp. 9-11
      2. Hog Island's Lost Millions, pp. 12-13
      3. A New Weapon Against Child Labor, p. 14
      4. Will the Soldier Farm?, pp. 15-16
      5. The Danger-Spot of Europe, pp. 17-18
      6. Shall We Sink the German Fleet?, p. 19
      7. The Polish Pogroms, p. 20
      8. Belgium Now a Sovereign State, p. 20
      9. To-Morrow's Air-Travel, p. 21
      10. The Speed of Snap Shots, p. 22
      11. The Psychology of Victory, p. 22
      12. Typewriting on the Sky, p. 23
      13. No Vitamins in Beer, p. 23
      14. A New Motor-Fuel, p. 24
      15. Wash the Streets!, p. 24
      16. Locating Guns by Sound, p. 25
      17. The Puccini "Scarlet Mauve and Yellow" Triptych, p. 26
      18. A German Declaration of Independence, p. 27
      19. The "Lincoln" for London, p. 28
      20. "Artists" Who Favor Royalty, p. 28
      21. Judging the Movies by the Highest, p. 29
      22. A German Theologian on Conciliation, p. 30
      23. Reconstruction Work for Quakers, p. 31
      24. Workers in Defense of the Y.M.C.A., pp. 32-33
      25. Education in Americanism, pp. 34-35
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 38-59
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 60-62
    2. [+]
      January 11, 1919 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Clash of French and American Peace Plans, pp. 9-11
      2. British-American Naval Rivalry, p. 12
      3. Russia the Skeleton at the Feast, p. 13
      4. Shall Women Lose Their New Jobs?, pp. 14-15
      5. German Peace Threats and Whines, p. 16
      6. Bolshevism the End of Civilization, p. 17
      7. America's Place in the New World, p. 18
      8. A Horrible Sight, p. 18
      9. Germany's "Terrible Account", p. 19
      10. Holland Approaching Conquest, p. 20
      11. Wheels That Explode, p. 21
      12. Which Moved---Land or Sea?, p. 21
      13. To Take the Dust from Industry, p. 22
      14. Socks with Cotton Tops, p. 22
      15. Will the Influenza Come Back?, p. 23
      16. Trains of Surface-Cars, p. 23
      17. A New Cereal, p. 23
      18. When "Macbeth" Murdered in a Y.M.C.A. Uniform, p. 24
      19. The War of Two Theories, pp. 25-26
      20. American Soldiers Who Can Not Read or Write, p. 27
      21. Our Anglophobe School Histories, p. 28
      22. Moral Gains and Losses of the War, p. 29
      23. For International Religious Freedom, p. 30
      24. The Jewish Bill of Rights, p. 30
      25. Church Ornaments to Be Returned, p. 31
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 32-33
      27. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 34-35
      28. [+]
        Italy's Great Gift to France, p. 36 - 1 Review
        The Dawn of the French Renaissance by Arthur A. Tilley
      29. [+]
        An Unusual Book of Travel, pp. 36-37 - 1 Review
        Jungle Peace by William Beebe
      30. [+]
        Another "J'Accuse" Volume, p. 38 - 1 Review
        The Crime by Richard Grelling (A German)
      31. [+]
        Recent Fiction, p. 38 - 3 Reviews
        Strayed Revelers by Allan Updegraff
        On Our Hill by Josephine Daskam Bacon
        Everyman's Land by C.N. Williamson and A.M. Williamson
      32. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 38-40 - 4 Reviews
        A Brief History of Europe from 1789 to 1815 by Lucius Hudson Holt and Alexander Wheeler Chilton, ...
        The Dispensatory of the United States of America by Joseph P. Remington, Horatio C. Wood, Jr., and Samuel P. Sadtler, ...
        Alsace-Lorraine: Past, Present and Future by Coleman Phillipson
        Motives in English Fiction by Robert Naylor Whiteford
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 41-81
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 82-87
      35. Miscellaneous, pp. 88-92
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      January 18, 1919 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Theodore Roosevelt---American, pp. 7-9
      2. Justice for Returning Soldiers, pp. 10-11
      3. What Next in Ireland?, p. 12
      4. The New Railroad Era, pp. 13-14
      5. Chaotic Conditions in Germany, pp. 15-16
      6. Belgium Asks a Slice of Holland, p. 17
      7. Germany's Political Parties, p. 17
      8. Why We Are Invading Russia, p. 18
      9. Why Not Homelike Hospitals?, p. 19
      10. A Scale Model of the Universe, p. 20
      11. Safety-Goggles for Airmen, p. 20
      12. Facts About the Trench Shotgun, p. 21
      13. An Efficient Scrap of Paper, p. 21
      14. Greece Makes Her Own "Gas", p. 21
      15. Trying to Stop the Tanks, p. 22
      16. Five Talks Over One Wire, p. 22
      17. The Sinking of the "Unsinkable", p. 23
      18. The Resurgence of the American "Primitives", p. 24
      19. Deciding on Barnard's "Lincoln" Without Seeing It, p. 25
      20. A Disillusioned German Professor, pp. 26-27
      21. A Preacher Adopted by the Marines, p. 28
      22. The Y.M.C.A. Viewed at the Front, p. 29
      23. Missionary "Drives" Every Year, pp. 30-31
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 32-34
      25. And Jesus Said, p. 35
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 36-85
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 86-90
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 91-92
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      January 25, 1919 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Why the Nation Went Dry, pp. 9-11
      2. To Fight Bolshevism with Food, pp. 12-13
      3. High Prices Tottering, p. 14
      4. Not Enough Jobs, p. 15
      5. Shall We Annex Our "Achilles Heel"?, p. 16
      6. Shall Germany Repent?, p. 17
      7. Montenegro Disappears, p. 18
      8. Armistice Propaganda, p. 19
      9. Germany's "Gigantic Comedy", p. 20
      10. Polish Pogroms Denied, p. 20
      11. Why Centers of Industry?, p. 21
      12. Play-Production by Push-Button, p. 22
      13. "Beehive" Conditions in Europe, p. 22
      14. Army Bridge-Building Speed, p. 23
      15. Scientific Value of Leisure, p. 23
      16. How Did Germany "Put It Over"?, p. 24
      17. House-Building by Wholesale, p. 24
      18. Plank Railroads for Lumber Trucks, p. 25
      19. The Power of Words, p. 25
      20. A German Paper Preparing for the Deluge, p. 26
      21. Mr. Roosevelt in Literature, p. 27
      22. Are Musicians Cranks, p. 28
      23. "Advanced" Poets Condemned by Mr. Hearst, p. 29
      24. "Morale Centers" to Replace Saloons, p. 30
      25. English Church Champions Labor, p. 31
      26. Red-Cross Pearls of Great Price, pp. 32-33
      27. Education in Americanism, pp. 34-35
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      29. [+]
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        Woodrow Wilson: An Interpretation by A. Maurice Low
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        American History in Attractive Form, p. 38 - 1 Review
        The Chronicles of America by Allen Johnson
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        Two of Treitschke's Volumes, pp. 38-39 - 1 Review
        A History of Germany in the Nineteenth Century by Heinrich von Treitschke
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        Luxemburg and Lithuania, pp. 40-41 - 2 Reviews
        Luxemburg and Her Neighbours by Ruth Putnam
        The History of the Lithuanian Nation and Its Present National Aspirations by K. Antanas Jusaitis
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 42-83
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 84-92
      35. Miscellaneous, pp. 93-94
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      February 1, 1919 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. Probable Effect of Nation-Wide Prohibition, pp. 11-13
      2. An American Labor party, pp. 14-15
      3. The Railroads' Own Remedy, p. 16
      4. Germany Votes for Order, p. 17
      5. Half-Open Peace Diplomacy, p. 18
      6. Dry Humor, p. 18
      7. Germany's Economic Crisis, p. 19
      8. Does Finland Deserve Help?, p. 20
      9. Lichnowsky's Peace Suggestions, p. 21
      10. To Stop Germany at the Rhine, p. 22
      11. Ruling Passion of German Armies, p. 22
      12. The Farmers Opposed to "Daylight-Saving", pp. 23-24
      13. A Tree Census, p. 25
      14. Rescuing Stranded Fish, p. 26
      15. "Shooting the Movies", p. 26
      16. The Shrinking Mayflowerites, p. 27
      17. Teaching Americanism in the Factory, p. 28
      18. Rostand's Satire of William, p. 29
      19. A Poet's Horror of War, pp. 30-31
      20. French and American Praise for the "Y", p. 32
      21. The Trenches Against the Church, pp. 33-35
      22. Current Poetry, pp. 36-38
      23. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 39-43
      24. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-65
      25. Current Events, pp. 66-75
      26. Investments and Finance, pp. 76-78
      27. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 79-80
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      February 8, 1919 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. Labor's Voice at the Peace Table, pp. 11-13
      2. The Peace League Launched, pp. 14-15
      3. Trying to Tame the Bolsheviki, p. 16
      4. To Halt Immigration, pp. 17-18
      5. Irish and English Views of the Sinn-Fein Republic, p. 19
      6. Germany's Eye for Trade, p. 20
      7. Poland Reborn, p. 20
      8. "Wilson Diplomacy" and the Bolsheviki, p. 21
      9. Lloyd George's "Embarrassing" Victory, p. 22
      10. Curious Hun Projectiles, p. 23
      11. Through the Locks on Her Side, p. 24
      12. Efficiency and Horse Sense, p. 25
      13. A Unique Potato Crop, p. 25
      14. Corporation Dry-Rot, p. 26
      15. Compulsory Training in Nursing, p. 26
      16. Some Fallacious Substitues, p. 27
      17. Birds in Battle, p. 27
      18. Antiquarian Opera Preferred to new, p. 28
      19. Literature Crowning Peace, p. 29
      20. Did Pershing Say It?, p. 30
      21. A French Academician's Tribute to America, p. 30
      22. The Man Who Guided Art-Collectors, p. 31
      23. Pews Free and for Sale, p. 32
      24. Mercy for Conscientious Objectors, p. 33
      25. An Indian Chief on Our Spiritual Breakdown, p. 33
      26. Lutherans Plan Reconstruction, p. 34
      27. An Episcopalian View of Zionism, pp. 34-35
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 36-38
      29. Education in Americanism, p. 39
      30. [+]
        Mr. Belasco's Life and His Ideas of Young Women on the Stage, pp. 40-42 - 1 Review
        The Life of David Belasco by William Winter
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        Ourselves and South America, p. 43 - 1 Review
        Understanding South America by Clayton Sedgwick Cooper
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        Dr. Fernald's Last Book, p. 43 - 1 Review
        Expressive English by James C. Fernald
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        Susan Hale's Letters, p. 43 - 1 Review
        Letters of Susan Hale by Caroline P. Atkinson, Edward Everett Hale, and Susan Hale, ...
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        War-Time Food Books, p. 44 - 5 Reviews
        Liberty Recipes by Amelia Doddridge
        War-Time Recipes by Mary Elizabeth Evans
        Daily Menus for War-Service by Thetta Quay Franks
        The Taplex Book for Selected Recipes by Lillian Alice Palmer
        Save It for Winter by Frederick Frye Rockwell
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        A Posthumous Volume by John Muir, pp. 44-45 - 1 Review
        Steep Trails by John Muir
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        Mrs. Allen's Book of Meat Substitutes by Ida Cogswell Bailey Allen
        Mrs. Allen's Book of Sugar Substitutes by Ida Cogswell Bailey Allen
        Mrs. Allen's Book of Wheat Substitutes by Ida C. Bailey Allen
        Stokes' Wonder Book of the Bible by Helen Ward Banks
        English Fairy Tales by Flora A. Steel
        The Spanish Fairy Book by Gertrudis Segovia and Elisabeth Vernon Quinn
        Roumania, Yesterday and To-Day by Winifred Gordon
        Asia Minor by Walter A. Hawley
        The Unsound Mind and the Law by George W. Jacoby
        Pilgrims and Their History by Roland G. Usher
        Walking-Stick Papers by Robert Cortes Holliday
        Rasputin and the Russian Revolution by Princess Catherine Radziwill
        Leaves of the Greater Bible by William Norman Guthrie
        Rapid Method for French Verbs by Roch-Alphonse de Massabielle
        Caleb and Mary Wilder Foote by Mary Wilder Tileston
        The Golden Road by Lilian Whiting
        The Letters of Anne Gilchrist and Walt Whitman by Thomas Biggs Harned, Anne Gilchrist, and Walt Whitman, ...
      37. Miscellaneous, pp. 50-137
      38. Investments and Finance, pp. 138-150
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      February 15, 1919 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. High Prices Starting Downward, pp. 11-12
      2. A Flurry Over Britain's Embargo, p. 13
      3. Labor Reconstruction Programs, pp. 14-15
      4. The Toll of War and Pestilence, p. 16
      5. Mr. Burleson Under Fire, pp. 17-18
      6. Italy's Claim to Dalmatia, p. 19
      7. The Future of Germany's Colonies, pp. 20-21
      8. America's Duty in Orient Eyes, p. 22
      9. German Austria Finding Itself, p. 22
      10. Success of the Electric Battle-ship, p. 23
      11. Timber's Horn of Plenty, p. 24
      12. Income and Infant Mortality, p. 24
      13. Safety for Women in Factories, p. 25
      14. The Ladder as a Dangerous Device, p. 25
      15. Science Theoretical and Practical, p. 26
      16. Nutcracking Extraordinary, p. 26
      17. Our Railway Mileage Shrinking, p. 27
      18. American Composers Tested by Hofmann, p. 28
      19. Socializing Germany by Education, p. 29
      20. The Revealer of Spain, p. 30
      21. College Entrace by Psychological Test, p. 31
      22. Religious Press on the Prohibition Amendment, p. 32
      23. Chruch Statistics of a Decade, p. 33
      24. A Huge Drive for Missions, pp. 34-35
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 36-38
      26. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 39-43
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 44-123
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 124-126
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      February 22, 1919 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Bolsheviki in the United States, pp. 11-13
      2. Taxes That Compel Thrift, p. 14
      3. How We Turned the Meuse Hinge, pp. 15-17
      4. French Misgivings, pp. 18-19
      5. Labor's Big for the Railroads, p. 20
      6. British Labor-Strikes and Bolshevism, p. 21
      7. Japan and the South Sea Islands, p. 22
      8. A German Plea to Mr. Wilson, p. 23
      9. To Cure an Ancient Cause of War, p. 24
      10. How th Movies Helped Win, p. 25
      11. Psychological Tests for College Entrance, p. 26
      12. Fire-Proof Balloons, p. 27
      13. The "Cohort of the Damned", p. 28
      14. Uncle Sam's Wooden Cities, p. 28
      15. Teetotalism and Tea-Trippling, p. 29
      16. Canada's Tribute to Her Heroes, p. 30
      17. Maeterlinck's War-Play, p. 31
      18. Operatic Pessimism in Germany, p. 32
      19. The "Missing" Violinist, p. 33
      20. "Reds" Uniting German Catholics and Protestants, p. 34
      21. Immigration of the Talmud, p. 34
      22. Moslem Absorption of the Christian Egyptians, p. 35
      23. A Word to Church Hecklers, p. 36
      24. Education in Americanism, p. 37
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      26. [+]
        The Reconstitution of "The Law of Nations", pp. 40-41 - 1 Review
        The Armed Neutralities of 1780-1800 by James Brown Scott
      27. [+]
        The Congress of Vienna the Treaty of 1815 and Some Others, pp. 42-44 - 2 Reviews
        A Peace Congress of Intrigue by Frederick Freksa
        The Great European Treaties of the Nineteenth Century by Augustus H. Oakes and Robert Balmain Mowat
      28. [+]
        A Book from a Blue Devil, p. 45 - 1 Review
        A Blue Devil of France by Gustav P. Capart
      29. [+]
        Mrs. Ward's Memories, p. 45 - 1 Review
        A Writer's Recollections by Mrs. Humphry Ward
      30. [+]
        Our $5250000000 Paid Out in Pensions, pp. 46-47 - 1 Review
        Federal Military Pensions in the United States by William H. Glasson and David Kinley
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 48-127
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 128-135
      33. Miscellaneous, p. 136
    9. [+]
      March 1, 1919 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Will the Peace League Prevent War?, pp. 11-13
      2. Meaning of the Western Strikes, pp. 14-15
      3. Skimming the Melting-Pot, p. 16
      4. "No Beer No Work", p. 17
      5. American Troops to Leave Russia, p. 18
      6. How Our Allies Regard the Peace-League Plan, p. 19
      7. German Intrigues to Split the Allies, pp. 20-21
      8. An Ex-German Colony for India, p. 22
      9. "Seventeen-Year Locusts" Due in 1919, p. 23
      10. How the Hand Spreads Influenza, p. 24
      11. Molasses as an Explosive, p. 25
      12. English and Accidents, p. 25
      13. $2000000000 in "Saving the Pieces", p. 26
      14. Sorting Out the Feeble-Minded, p. 26
      15. Dubious Benefits of Science, p. 27
      16. A Fourteenth-Century Miracle on the East Side, p. 28
      17. The Dough-Boy's Shakespeare, p. 29
      18. Japan to Cast Out German "Kultur", p. 30
      19. What Kind of a Memorial, p. 30
      20. Wilson Twenty Years Ago, p. 31
      21. American Jews in the Bolshevik Oligarchy, p. 32
      22. Red-Cross Work After the War, p. 33
      23. A Village of Disabled Soldiers, p. 33
      24. Lax Justice in Belgium, p. 34
      25. English Doubts of Prohibition, pp. 34-35
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      27. Reconstructing Problems, pp. 38-41
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 42-111
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 112-117
      30. Miscellaneous, p. 118
    10. [+]
      March 8, 1919 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Will the Senate Defeat the League of Nations?, pp. 11-13
      2. John Barleycorn's Hopes, p. 14
      3. Conditions at Brest, pp. 15-16
      4. Explaining the Argonne Death-Rate, pp. 17-18
      5. The Big Navy Britain Built During the War, p. 19
      6. Internal Troubles in Spain, p. 20
      7. Effect of Amreican Prohibition on England, p. 21
      8. The Cry to "Save Russia", p. 21
      9. What Japan Asks, p. 22
      10. "Freedom" of the Baltic Sea, p. 22
      11. Air-Borne Commerce, pp. 23-24
      12. Was It a Railroad War?, p. 25
      13. Where Our Navy Beats the British, p. 26
      14. Motor-Cars in the Orient, p. 26
      15. Broken Diamonds, p. 27
      16. A Use for Poison-Gas, p. 27
      17. Making Germany and Austria Pay with Art, p. 28
      18. Where There Is No Use for Men of Letters, p. 29
      19. A French Theatrical "Washington", p. 30
      20. Whitman's Prophecy of To-Day, p. 31
      21. The Church Press on the Peace League, p. 32
      22. Sacrilegious Havoc in Russia, p. 33
      23. Roseate Prospects from the Mission Drive, pp. 34-35
      24. Education in Americanism, pp. 36-38
      25. Current Poetry, p. 39
      26. The Books of 1918---Declines Both Here and In Great Britain---Fewer Novels, pp. 40-41
      27. [+]
        Great Names in Our Literature, p. 42 - 1 Review
        National Literature by William Peterfield Trent, John Erskine, and Stuart P. Sherman, ...
      28. [+]
        Civil Service Reform from Cleveland to Wilson, pp. 42-43 - 1 Review
        Fighting the Spoilsmen by William Dudley Foulke
      29. [+]
        Spanish History, pp. 44-46 - 1 Review
        A History of Spain by Charles E. Chapman
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 47-131
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 132-139
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 140-142
    11. [+]
      March 15, 1919 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The Kind of Peace League the Republicans Want, pp. 13-15
      2. Deeds and Misdeeds of Congress, pp. 16-17
      3. Doubts About Our "Labor Crisis", p. 18
      4. Must Lady Nicotin Follow John Barleycorn?, pp. 19-20
      5. Europe Hoping We Will Join the League, p. 21
      6. England's Housing Plans, p. 22
      7. Italian Pleas for Financial Aid, p. 23
      8. How Our Enemies Can Pay the War-Bill, p. 23
      9. A Bolshevik Fiasco in Argentina, p. 24
      10. Living and Dead Science in the Schools, p. 25
      11. The Real Yellow Peril, p. 26
      12. European Hunger and Prejudice, p. 26
      13. The World's Weights and Measures, p. 27
      14. To Quell Mobs with Tear-Gas, p. 27
      15. A New Electric-Heating Record, p. 28
      16. Rest as a Business Proposition, p. 28
      17. Aviator Lands on a Roof, p. 29
      18. End of the Censor's Reign of Terror, p. 30
      19. German Academic Prestige Lost, p. 31
      20. England's "Strange Undergraduates", p. 32
      21. The Future of Mary Garden, p. 33
      22. The Welcome Home, p. 34
      23. A Catholic Predicament in Alsace-Lorraine, p. 35
      24. The Church in the Present Discord, p. 36
      25. The Y.M.C.A.'s Mistake, pp. 36-37
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      27. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 40-42
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 43-137
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 138-149
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 150-152
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      March 22, 1919 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Bolshevism's "Heaven on Earth", pp. 15-17
      2. How St. Mihiel Tested Our Army, pp. 18-19
      3. The South on a Cotton Strike, p. 20
      4. Tasks for the New Congress, p. 21
      5. World-Reconstruction Plans, pp. 22-23
      6. When England's Navy Was Unprepared, p. 24
      7. An Invitation from South America, p. 25
      8. Home-Rule Agitation in Spain, p. 26
      9. Germany's Good-By to War-Prisoners, p. 27
      10. Why Business Men Should Study Weather Maps, p. 28
      11. A New Farm Profession, p. 29
      12. To Argentina by Rail, p. 30
      13. The Speed of the Brain, p. 31
      14. The Puzzle and Glamour of Weimar, p. 32
      15. The Tide in the War-Poet's Inspiration, p. 33
      16. Italy's Soldier Poets, p. 34
      17. Alabama's Neglected Literature, p. 35
      18. Long Hair and Statesmanship, p. 35
      19. Evil Discords in Church State and Industry, p. 36
      20. The Episcopal Plan of Union, p. 37
      21. Austrian Hatred of Italian Churches, p. 38
      22. Diplomacy Ignoring God, pp. 38-39
      23. Education in Americanism, pp. 40-41
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 42-44
      25. [+]
        Our Family Life Since the Civil War, p. 45 - 1 Review
        A Social History of the American Family, Vol. III by Arthur W. Calhoun
      26. [+]
        Anecdotes of Famous Personalities, p. 45 - 1 Review
        Wit, Wisdom, and Foibles of the Great by Charles A. Shriner
      27. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 46-48 - 5 Reviews
        Raemaekers' Cartoon History of the War by James Murray Allison and Louis Raemaekers
        The Presidents I Have Known From 1860-1918 by Simon Wolf
        France Facing Germany by Georges Clemenceau
        Java Head by Joseph Hergesheimer
        The History of Medieval Europe by Lynn Thorndike
      28. [+]
        Recent Fiction, p. 49 - 2 Reviews
        Birth by Zona Gale
        Beyond Life by James Branch Cabell
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 49-143
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 144-150
    13. [+]
      March 29, 1919 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. North Dakota's "Revolution", pp. 11-13
      2. To Open the Door for Prosperity, pp. 14-15
      3. Republican Plans, p. 16
      4. America Safe from Bolshevism, pp. 17-18
      5. Hunger's Grip on Germany and Russia, p. 19
      6. Causes and Cure of British Labor Unrest, pp. 20-21
      7. French Fears of German Austria, p. 22
      8. Blowing Money Up the Chimney, p. 23
      9. The Black Spots on the Sky, p. 24
      10. Will Women Stay in the Machine-Shops?, p. 25
      11. Parachutes to Save Aviators, p. 26
      12. A Power Map of the United States, p. 27
      13. Holidays to Relieve "Intellectual Indigestion", p. 27
      14. German Operetta Silenced in New York, p. 28
      15. America on the London Stage, p. 29
      16. Sabotaging Rodin's Works, p. 30
      17. German Literature Since 1914, pp. 30-31
      18. The Church Rebuking Peace-League Politics, p. 32
      19. Witches Burned in Mexico, p. 32
      20. Is the Church Ignoring Heaven?, p. 33
      21. Rural Perfection a Myth, p. 33
      22. Mormon Missionary Efforts, p. 34
      23. Shall Sunday Be Commercialized?, pp. 34-35
      24. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 36-39
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 40-43
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 44-149
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 150-155
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 156-158
  2. [+]
    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1919 = 13 Issues, 396 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 5, 1919 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Nation-Wide Press-Poll on the League of Nations, pp. 13-16
      2. Hungary Gone Bolshevik, pp. 17-18
      3. The Rivalry for Fiume, p. 19
      4. Japan Alarms Our Pacific Coast, pp. 20-21
      5. Germany's Duty to Her Conquerors, p. 22
      6. Jugo-Slavia's Land Problem, p. 23
      7. Germany Courting France, p. 24
      8. Socialist Repudiation of Bolshevism, p. 24
      9. Wilson vs. Clemenceau, p. 25
      10. Another Creditable War-Chapter---Gas Defense, p. 26
      11. How Do Volcanoes Kill?, p. 27
      12. Candy in the Army, p. 28
      13. Source of the "Ten Thousand Smokes", p. 29
      14. What Overwhelmed the Hun, p. 29
      15. Kenyon Cox, p. 30
      16. Bolshevistic School-Teachers, p. 31
      17. Lowell's English Accents, p. 32
      18. On Rebinding "Uncle Tom's Cabin", p. 33
      19. Honoring Foch in Scholarships, p. 33
      20. London Religious Press on the League of Nations, p. 34
      21. France and the Vatican, p. 35
      22. The Texas Mammon of Righteousness, p. 35
      23. The First Labor-Union Chaplain, p. 36
      24. A Breeder of Slums, pp. 36-38
      25. Education in Americanism, p. 39
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 40-42
      27. [+]
        Gen. Gourko and Others on Russia During the War, p. 43 - 3 Reviews
        Memories and Impressions of War and Revolution in Russia, 1914-1917 by Vasilii I. Gourko
        Russia's Agony by Robert Wilton
        Russian Revolution Aspects by Robert Crozier Long
      28. [+]
        As To How the World Has Voted, pp. 44-45 - 1 Review
        How the World Votes by Charles Seymour and Donald Paige Frary
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 46-143
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 144-150
    2. [+]
      April 12, 1919 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Our Hand or Fist for Lenine?, pp. 9-11
      2. The Rival Claims to Danzig, p. 12
      3. The Injustice of Army Justice, p. 13
      4. The Fear of Article X, pp. 14-16
      5. Germany's Threat to Go Bolshevik, pp. 17-18
      6. Germany Well Able to Pay, p. 19
      7. A Chinese Charge Against Japan, p. 20
      8. Open Confessions from Turkey, p. 20
      9. Poorer and Dearer Coal in Prospect, p. 21
      10. Wireless Direction-Finders, p. 22
      11. To Sort Out Frozen Oranges, p. 23
      12. The Taste of Pin-Pricks, p. 23
      13. Iron and Steel in the War, p. 24
      14. Our Food Resources, p. 24
      15. Trees That Engulf Rocks, p. 25
      16. Charge of the Ten Brigade, p. 25
      17. Pageantry for Returning Heroes, pp. 26-27
      18. Remembering Roosevelt, p. 28
      19. A Literary View of Prohibition, p. 29
      20. To Infuse Christianity into the League of Nations, p. 30
      21. Uniting the Front, p. 30
      22. Some Good Words for The Y.M.C.A., p. 31
      23. Reclaiming the Crippled, p. 31
      24. Two More Churches Talking Union, p. 32
      25. Old Hymns and Prayer-Books, pp. 32-33
      26. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 34-36
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 37-39
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 40-143
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 144-149
      30. Miscellaneous, p. 150
    3. [+]
      April 19, 1919 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Independence for the Philippines, pp. 9-10
      2. Why Steel Stagnates, pp. 11-12
      3. A Nation-Wide Building Boom, p. 13
      4. Mr. Burleson on the Grill, p. 14
      5. Why Chicago Reelected Thompson, pp. 15-16
      6. "Red" Ruin in Russia, pp. 17-18
      7. A Proposed Alliance of France and Italy, p. 19
      8. Friendly German Advances, p. 19
      9. Germany Fixes Blame for Defeat, p. 20
      10. Lest France Forget, p. 20
      11. To Put California Cataracts to Work, p. 21
      12. A New Mixed Fuel, p. 22
      13. How Creation Chews, p. 22
      14. To Lend Uncle Sam's Tools, p. 23
      15. Farming by Natural Signs, p. 24
      16. Turning Weeds into Wool, pp. 24-25
      17. The Beginning of Our Art Alliance with France, pp. 26-27
      18. Clemenceau's Eloquence, p. 28
      19. Degermanizing Shakespeare, p. 29
      20. The Coming Era of Literary Hotels, p. 29
      21. Calling Home the Church of Wesley, p. 30
      22. The "Dough-Boy's Religion", p. 31
      23. Pros and Cons in Church Unity, p. 31
      24. A Methodist Tribute to the Jew, p. 32
      25. German Devotion to the Bible, pp. 32-33
      26. Education in Americanism, pp. 34-36
      27. Current Poetry, p. 37
      28. [+]
        The Creator of "Uncle Remus", pp. 38-39 - 1 Review
        The Life and Letters of Joel Chandler Harris by Julia Collier Harris and Joel Chandler Harris, ...
      29. [+]
        As To Philadelphia, pp. 40-41 - 1 Review
        The Book of Philadelphia by Robert Shackleton
      30. [+]
        Recent Fiction, p. 42 - 2 Reviews
        The Great Hunger by Johan Bojer
        The Duchess of Siona by Ernest Goodwin
      31. [+]
        Game-Bird in California, p. 42 - 1 Review
        The Game Birds of California by Joseph Grinnell, Harold Child Bryant, and Tracy Irwin Storer, ...
      32. [+]
        A New War-Book, p. 43 - 1 Review
        The Ninety-First, the First at Camp Lewis by Alice Palmer Henderson
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 44-139
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 140-146
      35. Miscellaneous, pp. 147-150
    4. [+]
      April 26, 1919 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. How the New Peace-League Plan Is Received, pp. 9-11
      2. What Germany Can Must Will Pay, p. 12
      3. How America Would Punish Wilhelm, p. 13
      4. Too Much or Not Enough Wheat?, pp. 14-15
      5. "If Ye Break Faith with Us Who Died We Shall Not Sleep", p. 16
      6. What Punishment Fits the Ex-Kaiser's Crime?, pp. 17-18
      7. Cause of Egyptian Disorders, p. 19
      8. Canada's Daylight-Saving Tangle, p. 20
      9. Bull-Fighting Unpopular in Spain, p. 20
      10. Saving 13000 Workers' Lives Yearly, p. 21
      11. Japan Makes a Ship-Building Record, p. 22
      12. Measuring Brain-Speed, p. 22
      13. A Machine Fable, p. 23
      14. House-Burning to Keep Warm, p. 24
      15. The New Sleeping Sickness, p. 24
      16. Red-Light Surgery, p. 25
      17. German Shrieks at the Art Indemnity, p. 26
      18. Eastern Editors and Western Readers, p. 27
      19. A Negro Explains "Jazz", p. 28
      20. "Mute Inglorious" Irish Writers, p. 29
      21. Indians Supporting American Art, p. 29
      22. Salvation Army Drive for a "Home-Service Fund", p. 30
      23. Chesterton for "Christian Liquor", p. 31
      24. American Enslavement to Drugs, pp. 32-33
      25. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 34-35
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 36-40
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 41-139
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 140-147
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 148-150
    5. [+]
      May 3, 1919 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Italy's Defiance of American Peace Ideals, pp. 17-19
      2. Our Pledge to Aid France, p. 20
      3. Uncle Sam as a "Mandatory" Ruler, p. 21
      4. Korea's Struggle for Independence, p. 22
      5. How to Keep Our Ships on the Ocean, pp. 23-24
      6. The New Danger of a Russo-German Alliance, pp. 25-26
      7. Plain Speech from Salvador, p. 27
      8. Germany Begging for Her Colonies, p. 28
      9. Berlin Dancing on the Volcano, p. 28
      10. One Uncrippled Industry in Belgium, p. 29
      11. Airplane Engines for Autos, p. 30
      12. Learning to Do Without Eyes, p. 31
      13. Are the "Arabic" Numerals European?, p. 32
      14. Coal and Oil Wedded in a New Fuel, p. 32
      15. Frozen Rope Brittle, p. 32
      16. Explosion-Proof Gasoline Tanks, p. 33
      17. Ships of "Puffed Brick", p. 33
      18. Brangwyn as a Poster Artist, pp. 34-35
      19. Literature in Modern Italy, p. 36
      20. The Supplanter of Nietzsche, p. 36
      21. Why Tragedy No Longer Struts, p. 37
      22. War-Work of the Knights of Columbus, p. 38
      23. [+]
        A "Boycotted" Book on Religion, p. 39 - 1 Review
        The Profits of Religion by Upton Sinclair
      24. The Bishop of Oxford's Despair of the League, pp. 39-42
      25. Education in Americanism, p. 43
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 44-45
      27. [+]
        Admiral Jellicoe on Britain's Grand Fleet in the War, pp. 46-47 - 1 Review
        The Grand Fleet, 1914-1916 by John Rushworth Jellicoe
      28. [+]
        Home Gardens and War-Gardens, p. 48 - 2 Reviews
        The Book of the Home Garden by Edith Loring Fullerton
        The War Garden Victorious by Charles Lathrop Pack
      29. [+]
        The English Village in Literature, p. 48 - 1 Review
        The English Village: A Literary Study, 1750-1850 by Julia Patton
      30. [+]
        American Historical Studies, pp. 48-50 - 1 Review
        The Chronicles of America by Allen Johnson
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 51-145
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 146-150
    6. [+]
      May 10, 1919 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. American Public Opinion on Fiume, pp. 11-13
      2. The Ring Around Lenine, pp. 14-15
      3. Burleson Dropping the Wires, pp. 16-17
      4. British Influence in the League, p. 18
      5. Justice for the Foster-Parents of Our Children, p. 19
      6. President Wilson's "Shirt-Sleeve Diplomacy", pp. 20-21
      7. Turkey's Melancholy Days of Peace, p. 22
      8. Riotous "Passive Resistance" in India, pp. 22-23
      9. Prohibition and Electric Light, p. 24
      10. Real Estate Riding on Snowflakes, p. 25
      11. Wanted: Skilled Physicians, p. 26
      12. The First Concrete Freight-Car, p. 26
      13. Eggs by the Pound, p. 27
      14. A "Full-Blooded Romance" from Italy, p. 28
      15. Reversed Opinion on Barnard's "Lincoln", p. 29
      16. German Professors Kicked Across the Rhine, p. 30
      17. Another Man Who Wrote Shakespeare, p. 31
      18. Uncensored News of Korean Christians, p. 32
      19. Finding Saloon "Substitutes", p. 33
      20. War-Department Probe of Y.M.C.A., pp. 34-36
      21. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 37-41
      22. Current Poetry, pp. 42-44
      23. Miscellaneous, pp. 45-139
      24. Investments and Finance, pp. 140-149
      25. Miscellaneous, p. 150
    7. [+]
      May 17, 1919 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Terms That Take All the Fight Out of Germany, pp. 11-15
      2. Japan's Victory at Paris, pp. 16-17
      3. Taxing Our "Luxuries", p. 18
      4. Hungary's Third Stage of Decline, pp. 19-20
      5. Why Belgium Balked at the Treaty, p. 21
      6. German Bluster About Peace Terms, p. 22
      7. The Paravane: It Foiled the German Mines, p. 23
      8. A Dry Jury, p. 24
      9. A Flivver on Rails, p. 24
      10. The Robin Not a Harbinger, p. 25
      11. A Great Revealer, p. 25
      12. The Doctor's Troubles, p. 26
      13. The "Praying Palm", p. 27
      14. The Nation Needs More Airmen, p. 27
      15. The Pianist Turned Statesman, p. 28
      16. Finding Fault with Stage Soldiers, p. 29
      17. The Shower of German Memoirs, p. 30
      18. Dolls Knocking at the Actors' Door, pp. 30-31
      19. Turkish Efficiency in Starving Armenia, p. 32
      20. Pogroms Expected in Russia and Poland, p. 33
      21. The Church Refusing to "Decline", pp. 34-35
      22. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 36-38
      23. Current Poetry, p. 39
      24. [+]
        As To Some of the War's Vital Aspects, p. 40 - 1 Review
        The World War and Its Consequences by William Herbert Hobbs
      25. [+]
        A Book by Samuel Gompers, pp. 40-42 - 1 Review
        American Labor and the War by Samuel Gompers
      26. [+]
        Two Religious Reference Works, p. 43 - 2 Reviews
        The Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics by James Hastings, J.A. Selbie, and L.H. Gray
        Dictionary of the Apostolic Church by James Hastings, John A. Selbie, and John C. Lambert, ...
      27. [+]
        Prof. McMaster on the World-War, p. 44 - 1 Review
        The United States in the World War, 1914-1918 by John Bach McMaster
      28. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 44-46 - 1 Review
        English Literature During the Last Half Century by J.W. Cunliffe
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 47-139
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 140-152
    8. [+]
      May 24, 1919 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Does the Treaty Violate the Fourteen Points?, pp. 9-11
      2. Germany's Economic Shackles, p. 12
      3. Labor's Bill of Rights, pp. 13-14
      4. An End of Price-Fixing, p. 15
      5. Hopeful Signs in the Business Sky, pp. 16-17
      6. Japan's Press Barrage on America, p. 18
      7. Germany Starting a Commercial Offensive, p. 19
      8. Turkish Women's Cry for Mercy, p. 20
      9. British "Failure" in Egypt, p. 21
      10. A River of Electric Power, p. 22
      11. For Better Control of Explosives, p. 23
      12. Inventors Discouraged in France, p. 23
      13. Why Aviators Fall, p. 24
      14. Plants Stimulated by Ultra-Violet Rays, p. 24
      15. Flesh-Eating and Ferocity, p. 25
      16. D'Annunzio at His "Worst and Best", p. 26
      17. Shall Literature Go Dry Too?, p. 27
      18. Indian Monuments Saved by Americans, p. 28
      19. More Literary Hotels, p. 29
      20. Zola in the Peace Treaty, p. 29
      21. Ninety-five Per Cent. Efficiency in the Y.M.C.A., p. 30
      22. The Nation of "Biblers", p. 31
      23. The Home-Coming Chaplains, p. 31
      24. Dropping the Old and New Testament, pp. 32-33
      25. Education in Americanism, pp. 34-35
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 36-38
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 39-129
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 130-133
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 134-136
    9. [+]
      May 31, 1919 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. "Hopping" the Atlantic, pp. 13-14
      2. The Peace Treaty's Critics, pp. 15-17
      3. Wilson and Wine, p. 18
      4. War-Risks and Red Tape, p. 19
      5. To Help Unchinafy China, pp. 20-21
      6. Transforming Fighters into Farmers, p. 22
      7. Radical Shell-fire on Paris, p. 23
      8. Arrival of the Age of Air, p. 24
      9. "William Hohenzollern to the Bar", p. 25
      10. New Drinks for Old, p. 26
      11. Disintegrations of Personality, p. 27
      12. Farming in Spirals, p. 28
      13. The New Plant Quarantine, pp. 28-29
      14. What Did Fossils Die Of?, p. 30
      15. Candy as a Food, p. 30
      16. An American Artist Inspired by Alaska, p. 31
      17. A New-Found Portrait of Burns, p. 32
      18. A Future Lecture Deluge, p. 33
      19. Poetry Revived in Kipling, p. 34
      20. More Light from Korea, p. 35
      21. Stones of Remembrance and Crosses of Sacrifice, p. 36
      22. Effects of the Pastor's Absence, p. 37
      23. War's Credentials to Missions, p. 38
      24. The Gospel in Pageantry, pp. 38-39
      25. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 40-41
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 42-44
      27. [+]
        Maurice F. Egan's Ten Years Near Germany, p. 45 - 1 Review
        Ten Years Near the German Frontier by Maurice Francis Egan
      28. [+]
        Ella Wheeler Wilcox's Autobiography, p. 46 - 1 Review
        The Worlds and I by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
      29. [+]
        Mrs. Vorse in Greenwich Village, pp. 46-47 - 1 Review
        I've Come to Stay by Mary Heaton Vorse
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 48-115
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 116-123
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 124-126
    10. [+]
      June 7, 1919 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Uncle Sam as a Receiver for the Bankrupt Turk, pp. 17-18
      2. A Billion More for the Railroads, p. 19
      3. Danger of Jewish Massacres, pp. 20-21
      4. Will the States Ratify Suffrage?, pp. 22-24
      5. The Irish-American Delegates to Ireland, p. 25
      6. Belgium's Murdered Steel Industry, p. 26
      7. Belgium's Claim on the Scheldt, p. 27
      8. "Danger" of a Greater Poland, p. 28
      9. The Drug Disease, p. 29
      10. Canada's Refuge for Sea-Birds, p. 30
      11. Weighing Light, p. 31
      12. Bright Side of Beriberi, p. 31
      13. The Factory Dentist, p. 32
      14. Steam to Kill Weeds, p. 32
      15. Britain's Wreck-Strewn Waters, p. 33
      16. Oil from Burs, p. 33
      17. Reviling and Defending the Stage Again, p. 34
      18. Germany's Musical Future, p. 35
      19. German Music as a "Deformed Ideal", p. 36
      20. Our Prodigality of Beauty, p. 37
      21. Is It a Christian Peace?, p. 38
      22. Millions for the Salvation Army, p. 39
      23. Jacksonville's Fight Against Drugs, pp. 40-42
      24. Education in Americanism, p. 43
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 44-45
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 46-133
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 134-141
      28. Miscellaneous, p. 142
    11. [+]
      June 14, 1919 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. What Is Back of the Bombs?, pp. 9-11
      2. Little Austria, pp. 12-13
      3. German Idea of a Just Peace, p. 14
      4. Our Big-Navy Plan Torpedoed, p. 15
      5. "Labor" and Daylight Saving, pp. 16-17
      6. Canada's Labor War, pp. 18-19
      7. Back to Business in Europe, p. 20
      8. Jugo-Slavia's Domestic Jars, p. 20
      9. Turkey's Injured Feelings, p. 21
      10. Electric Tractors for Factory Use, p. 22
      11. The Health of Colored Troops, p. 23
      12. How to Light a Movie Theater, p. 23
      13. An Antinoise Telephone, p. 24
      14. Drinking Fountains Good and Bad, p. 25
      15. The Health of the Washingtons, p. 26
      16. Discovery of the English, p. 27
      17. The Film Finds Spiritual Beauty in Chinatown, p. 28
      18. Madness and Music, p. 29
      19. The Case against Zionism, p. 30
      20. The Cancer of Lynching, p. 31
      21. "The Community Church", p. 31
      22. Failure of Religion in Russia, pp. 32-33
      23. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 34-35
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 36-38
      25. [+]
        Sir Oliver Lodge's "Christopher Tennant", p. 39 - 1 Review
        Christopher: A Study in Human Personality by Oliver Lodge
      26. [+]
        Philip Gibbs on the Last Year of the War, p. 39 - 1 Review
        The Way to Victory by Philip Gibbs
      27. [+]
        New Aerial Reference Books, pp. 40-41 - 2 Reviews
        Aircraft Year-Book, 1919
        Official Aero Blue Book and Directory, 1919
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 42-131
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 132-140
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 141-142
    12. [+]
      June 21, 1919 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. American Labor and Bolshevism, pp. 9-10
      2. Republican Effort to Split the Treaty, pp. 11-12
      3. The Senate's "Boost" for Ireland, p. 13
      4. Hog Island Vindicated, pp. 14-15
      5. The Suffragists' Last Campaign, p. 16
      6. Mr. Burleson Returns the Wires, p. 17
      7. Hans Dorten's Little Rhenish Republic, pp. 17-18
      8. Germany's Food-Conditions, p. 19
      9. Ominous Days in Italy, p. 20
      10. British Praise for Sims, p. 21
      11. Dutch View of Giving Up the Kaiser, p. 22
      12. Coal and Morals, p. 23
      13. Boarders in the Hen-House, p. 24
      14. Living Sculptures, p. 24
      15. Caves Lined with Lead Ore, p. 25
      16. Free Trucks from Uncle Sam, p. 25
      17. American Optical Glass, p. 26
      18. Fantom Limbs, p. 27
      19. Curbing a River with a Steel Skeleton, p. 27
      20. Walt for Our Day, p. 28
      21. Sargent's "Gassed", p. 29
      22. The Blinded Painter, p. 30
      23. Speaking American in England, p. 31
      24. James Moore Hickson Christian Healer, p. 32
      25. A Child of Nature and of Grace, p. 33
      26. Rome and Athens on Church Unity, pp. 34-35
      27. Education in Americanism, pp. 36-37
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 40-125
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 126-133
      31. Miscellaneous, p. 134
    13. [+]
      June 28, 1919 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Why We Must Still Pay War-Prices, pp. 9-11
      2. The Negro Enters the Labor-Union, p. 12
      3. New Attitude Toward Mexico, p. 13
      4. Over the Atlantic at One Leap, pp. 14-15
      5. The Socialist Party Split, pp. 16-18
      6. Is France Ruined in Victory?, p. 19
      7. Neutral Friends of Germany, p. 20
      8. Czecho-Slovak Land to the People, p. 21
      9. War-Ravaged Poland Reviving, p. 22
      10. Below Decks on a U-Boat, p. 23
      11. Why Not Be Rough with Bacilli?, p. 24
      12. Speeches from the Air, p. 25
      13. New Standards for Our Children, p. 26
      14. One Year Old---The Air Mail, p. 26
      15. Medicine by Inhalation, p. 26
      16. New Instruments for Ocean Flight, p. 27
      17. Climbing Out of an Airplane, p. 27
      18. "Lincoln" Holding the London Theater World, p. 28
      19. Challenging Literary Reputations, p. 29
      20. College Men in the War, p. 30
      21. Rewarding a Newspaper, p. 31
      22. Plight of German Professors, p. 31
      23. Rivalries in Good Works, p. 32
      24. Lutherans Clinging to German, p. 33
      25. Against the Community Church, pp. 34-35
      26. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 36-37
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 38-40
      28. [+]
        Brand Whitlock on the Germans in Belgium, p. 41 - 1 Review
        Belgium: A Personal Narrative by Brand Whitlock
      29. [+]
        An English Life of Bismarck, p. 42 - 1 Review
        Bismarck by C. Grant Robertson
      30. [+]
        One of the Pre-Hebraic Empires, pp. 42-43 - 1 Review
        The Empire of the Amorites by Albert T. Clay
      31. [+]
        Christianity for These Times, p. 44 - 1 Review
        Christianity in the New Age by Emily Herman
      32. [+]
        A Novel of Old France and Other Novels, pp. 44-46 - 4 Reviews
        The Amethyst Ring by Anatole France
        Midas and Son by Stephen McKenna
        The Jervaise Comedy by J.D. Beresford
        Against the Winds by Kate Jordan
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 47-109
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 110-116
      35. Miscellaneous, pp. 117-146
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1919 = 13 Issues, 377 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 5, 1919 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Future Relations with Germany, pp. 21-23
      2. German Naval Hara-Kiri, pp. 24-25
      3. The Root Reservations, p. 26
      4. Rounding Up the Parlor Reds, p. 27
      5. To Clap the Lid on the Melting-Pot, pp. 28-29
      6. $25000000 of Balm for Colombia, p. 30
      7. Anti-Americanism in Japan, p. 31
      8. Afghanistan's Mad Mollah on the War-Path, p. 32
      9. Protection for Polish Jews, p. 33
      10. Woman Suffrage Winning France, p. 34
      11. How Not to Send Goods by Express, p. 35
      12. Spraying Cows, p. 36
      13. The Life of a Rubber Bottle, p. 37
      14. The Movie and the "Still" Picture, p. 37
      15. The Day of the Inventor, p. 38
      16. Is a Bird a Reptile with Feathers, pp. 38-39
      17. Bolshevism in New York and Russian Schools, p. 40
      18. Labor Against Educational "Inquisitions", p. 41
      19. Reims To-Day, p. 42
      20. The German "First Step" in Music, pp. 42-43
      21. The Fate of Russian Bishops, p. 44
      22. Repentant German Women, p. 44
      23. The Charity of Frenchwomen, p. 45
      24. The Immoral Right to Free Speech, p. 45
      25. A Papal Bugaboo in the League, pp. 46-47
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 48-49
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 50-113
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 114-120
    2. [+]
      July 12, 1919 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The War Not Over, pp. 9-11
      2. "2.75 Per Cent Alcohol", p. 12
      3. End of the Turkish Empire, p. 13
      4. Ireland Asks Our Aid and Money, pp. 14-15
      5. Our Next Duty to Europe, pp. 16-18
      6. A British Criticism of the American Army, pp. 19-20
      7. Germany Thinking of Revenge, p. 21
      8. Loss of Smyrna Angers Turkey, p. 22
      9. Finding Ireland in Europe, p. 22
      10. The U-Boat Peril Ended Forever, p. 23
      11. The Cow of Trees, p. 24
      12. Swimming: The Sport of Cripples, p. 25
      13. Cutting Down the Waste, p. 26
      14. Shall We Fly by Steam?, p. 27
      15. Melting Metal Electrically, p. 27
      16. When Mark Twain Petrified the "Brahmans", p. 28
      17. How Shall We Speak Shakespeare?, p. 29
      18. Authors as Film-Producers, p. 30
      19. Dangers of the Epigram, p. 31
      20. Catholic Defense of Prohibition, p. 32
      21. A Substitute for the Saloon "Kick", p. 33
      22. Gorky Defending Russian Jews, p. 34
      23. Another Sort of Community Church, pp. 34-35
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      25. Miscellaneous, pp. 38-96
      26. [+]
        Dickens and His Illustrators, p. 97 - 1 Review
        The Dickens Circle by James William Thomas Ley
      27. [+]
        John Redmond's Life, pp. 98-100 - 1 Review
        The Life of John Redmond by Warre B. Wells
      28. [+]
        Road-Books for Motorists, pp. 101-119 - 1 Review
        Official Automobile Blue Book, 1919
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 120-128
    3. [+]
      July 19, 1919 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. How the Press Answer the President's Plea, pp. 9-11
      2. That "Entangling Alliance" with France and England, p. 12
      3. Equality Safeguarded in Poland, p. 13
      4. Future of Transatlantic Flight, p. 14
      5. "North Dakotaism's" Victory, pp. 15-16
      6. William Hohenzollern to the Bar!, pp. 17-18
      7. Why China Did Not Sign, p. 19
      8. Spain Asks French Trade Invasion, p. 20
      9. A South-American Declaration of Business Independence, p. 21
      10. To Help France Watch the Rhine, p. 22
      11. The Music Cure for the Wounded, p. 23
      12. Ash-Removal by Suction, p. 24
      13. The "Work-Cure" for Crippled Soldiers, p. 24
      14. Milk-Drivers and Professors, p. 25
      15. A Poor Grasshopper Year, p. 25
      16. Finger-Prints for Everybody, p. 26
      17. Born a Dope Fiend, p. 27
      18. Millions for Music, p. 28
      19. Giving Belgium Back Her Pictures, p. 29
      20. War-Lingo in France, p. 30
      21. The Value of "Dazzle-Painting", p. 31
      22. Catholics Deny a Catholic "Peril" in the League, p. 32
      23. Religion of the Returning Soldier, p. 33
      24. Wilhelm's Devotionalism, p. 33
      25. Salvation Army Has Fought Satan Fifty-four Years, pp. 34-35
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 38-97
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 98-102
    4. [+]
      July 26, 1919 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Menace of a Food Trust, pp. 9-11
      2. Resuming Trade with Germany, pp. 12-13
      3. Warnings of a Coal-Shortage, p. 14
      4. Congress Side-tracking Aviation, p. 15
      5. Who Won the War?, pp. 16-18
      6. Carson's "Orders to Amrericans", p. 19
      7. Britain's Coal Crisis, p. 20
      8. Another Troublous Italian Demand, p. 21
      9. Smyrna Welcomes the Greeks, p. 22
      10. A Coming Ice-Famine, p. 23
      11. A Ship Built Out of Cargo, p. 24
      12. Cableways to Block Starvation, p. 24
      13. Catching Fish with Spiders' Webs, p. 25
      14. Talking Through the Trees, p. 26
      15. Triplex Glass, p. 27
      16. To Avert a National Crisis by "New-Englandism", p. 28
      17. German Art-Dealers, p. 29
      18. Germanizing a French Theater, p. 29
      19. The Knell of "The Bellman", pp. 30-31
      20. The Greek Patriarch for a League of Churches, p. 32
      21. Japan's War on the Christian Religion in Korea, p. 33
      22. What Korea Demands, pp. 34-36
      23. Current Poetry, p. 37
      24. Miscellaneous, pp. 38-73
      25. [+]
        The First Months of the War---Lord French's Book, pp. 74-75 - 1 Review
        1914~~Nineteen Fourteen by John D.P. French
      26. [+]
        Joyce Kilmer in Prose and Verse, pp. 76-78 - 1 Review
        Joyce Kilmer: Poems, Essays, Letter by Robert Cortes Holliday and Joyce Kilmer
      27. [+]
        Palgrave of the "Golden Treasury"---His Prose Writings, pp. 79-95 - 1 Review
        The Collected Historical Works of Sir Francis Palgrave, K.H. by R.H. Inglis Palgrave and Francis Palgrave
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 96-102
    5. [+]
      August 2, 1919 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Packers at the Bar of Public Opinion, pp. 21-23
      2. "Drastic" Prohibition Enforcement, p. 24
      3. "Our Own Subject Race" Rebels, p. 25
      4. Prosperity as Our Duty, p. 26
      5. Austria Paying the Fiddler, p. 27
      6. The Uproar Over Shantung, pp. 28-30
      7. Failure of Japanese Militarism in Korea, p. 31
      8. Short and Stormy Annals of Bela Kun, p. 32
      9. Is the Treaty a "Scrap of Paper"?, p. 33
      10. "Dry" America as an Example to England, p. 34
      11. Parachuting from a Plane, p. 35
      12. Roads Past the Talking Stage, p. 36
      13. More Wheat with Tractors, p. 36
      14. The Cavalry of Industry, p. 36
      15. Single-Eyedness, p. 37
      16. Shooting Up Warehouses, p. 37
      17. Pontoon Railway Bridges, p. 38
      18. Odd Uses for Cloth, p. 38
      19. What the Draft Should Teach Us, p. 39
      20. The Largest Gasoline Fire-Engine, p. 39
      21. An Intellectual Entente with England, p. 40
      22. High Prices for Manuscripts, p. 41
      23. Trafficking the Country's Honor in Post-Cards, p. 42
      24. Fustian from German Professors, p. 43
      25. Picking Flaws in the Ministry, p. 44
      26. Protestant Fears Over Ireland, p. 45
      27. German Missions and the Treaty, p. 45
      28. War's Effect on Missions in China, p. 46
      29. Bolshevism and Christianity, pp. 46-47
      30. Current Poetry, pp. 48-53
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 54-95
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 96-104
    6. [+]
      August 9, 1919 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. "Ratification with Reservations" Predicted, pp. 7-9
      2. The Ado About the French Treaty, p. 10
      3. Why the Negro Appeals to Violence, p. 11
      4. Why Shoes Cost More, p. 12
      5. Our Peaceable Pacific Fleet, p. 13
      6. The "Plot Against Mexico", pp. 14-16
      7. China's Antagonism to Japan, p. 17
      8. Germany Blazes a New Trail, p. 18
      9. Is Italy Out in the Cold?, p. 19
      10. England's Neglect of Her Defenders, p. 20
      11. The Hun as a Railroad-Wrecker, p. 21
      12. Air-Ships as Sanatoriums, p. 22
      13. Cylinders of Window-Glass, p. 22
      14. Draining the Everglades, p. 23
      15. Fires Started by Wireless, p. 24
      16. Branches and Roots by Turns, p. 25
      17. Objections to the Snake, p. 25
      18. Why America Lacks a Radical Press, p. 26
      19. Return of Mantua's Tapestries, p. 27
      20. Prohibition's Service to Music, p. 27
      21. Sculptural Snap-Shots of the Peace-Makers, p. 28
      22. "God Save the King" Revised, p. 28
      23. Is Local-Color Fiction Passing?, p. 29
      24. The Methodist Fair That Drew a Million People, p. 30
      25. Toledo Clergy on the Prize-Fight, p. 31
      26. A Danger in Church Union, pp. 32-33
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 36-67
      29. [+]
        Townsend's Repulse at Ctesiphon and His Relief at Kut, pp. 68-87 - 1 Review
        The Long Road to Baghdad by Edmund Candler
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 88-94
    7. [+]
      August 16, 1919 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. Railroad Labor Reaching for the Throttle, pp. 9-11
      2. The Onslaught on High Prices, pp. 12-13
      3. First Month of "War" Prohibition, p. 14
      4. Our Flag on the Seven Seas, pp. 15-16
      5. What the South Thinks of Northern Race-Riots, pp. 17-18
      6. Will Kolchak Save or Ruin Russia?, pp. 19-20
      7. Prohibition's "Invasion" of Britain, p. 21
      8. Far East Press on Financing China, p. 22
      9. Canada's Vote in the League of Nations, p. 23
      10. Mirror-Writing, p. 24
      11. The Passing of the Hello Girl, p. 25
      12. Invisible Signals, p. 26
      13. A Subway in Spain, p. 27
      14. Canons on Fire, p. 27
      15. Passing of the Minstrels, pp. 28-29
      16. Boosting the Professors' Salaries, p. 30
      17. Propaganda Fiction, p. 31
      18. A Hindu Plea for English, p. 31
      19. Japanese Persecution of Christians in Korea, p. 32
      20. The Church and Radicalism, p. 33
      21. Religious Papers on the Negro Problem, pp. 34-35
      22. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      23. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 38-40
      24. Miscellaneous, pp. 41-95
      25. Investments and Finance, pp. 96-104
    8. [+]
      August 23, 1919 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. War Declared on Profiteering, pp. 9-11
      2. The Line-Up on the Plumb Plan, pp. 12-13
      3. Doubtful Future of the Wires, p. 14
      4. To Raise All Our Boys to Be Soldiers, p. 14
      5. No More Rides for a Nickel?, p. 15
      6. Roumania's Invasion of Hungary, pp. 16-18
      7. Labor's New Dawn in Japan, p. 19
      8. War-Prostrate Serbia, p. 20
      9. England's Big Stick for Profiteers, p. 21
      10. Germany's Future in Japanese Eyes, p. 22
      11. Does Licensing Make Motoring Safer?, p. 23
      12. Movies of the Weather, p. 24
      13. Race of the Makers and Measurers, p. 25
      14. Musical Prescriptions, p. 26
      15. Steam-Driven Fliers, p. 26
      16. Bridge-Building Extraordinary, p. 27
      17. Was Hammerstein a Second Barnum?, p. 28
      18. Emancipating Photoplay Authors, p. 29
      19. The Laureate's "Damn", p. 30
      20. A German Interpreter of Jazz, p. 31
      21. A Bishop's Challenge to His Church, p. 32
      22. A Rearming of the Church, p. 33
      23. When to Stop Hating Germans, pp. 34-35
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      25. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 38-39
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 40-75
      27. [+]
        Review Prussianism and Pacifism, by Poultney Bigelow, p. 76 - 1 Review
        Prussianism and Pacifism by Poultney Bigelow
      28. [+]
        Rome's Western Empire, pp. 76-101 - 1 Review
        A Short History of Rome by Guglielmo Ferrero and Corrado Barbagallo
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 102-110
    9. [+]
      August 30, 1919 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. The "Moral Obligation" to Ratify, pp. 11-13
      2. How the Consumer Boosts Prices, p. 14
      3. "The High Cost of Strikes", pp. 15-16
      4. Passing of the War-Labor Board, p. 17
      5. Mexico's Latest Bid for Attention, pp. 18-19
      6. Henry Ford's Six-Cent Verdict, p. 20
      7. Canada's New Liberal Leader, pp. 21-22
      8. Proposed Dominion of Ireland, p. 23
      9. Siberian Side-Lights on the Omsk Governmnet, p. 24
      10. A European Coal-Famine, p. 25
      11. Dusty Fields, p. 26
      12. The Education of the Semisighted, p. 26
      13. American Optical Glass, p. 27
      14. Steel Extraordinary, p. 28
      15. Our Inflexible Brains, p. 28
      16. Blimp Photography, p. 29
      17. The Actors' Strike, pp. 30-31
      18. Plight of the Younger British Novelist, p. 32
      19. German Intellectuals Speak Up, pp. 32-33
      20. Cardinal Mercier Explains the Pope's Attitude, p. 34
      21. York to Uplift Mountaineers, p. 35
      22. Cooperative Religious Instruction, p. 35
      23. Why the Jews Are Not Missionaries, pp. 36-38
      24. Current Poetry, p. 39
      25. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 40-41
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 42-133
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 134-142
    10. [+]
      September 6, 1919 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Labor's Duty to the Public, pp. 13-15
      2. To Lower Prices by Working Harder, p. 16
      3. The Shantung "Break", p. 17
      4. Day-Light Saving "Down but Not Out", p. 18
      5. Wanted---A Department of Aviation, p. 19
      6. What Is Industrial Democracy?, pp. 20-22
      7. Launching Germany's New Ship of State, pp. 23-24
      8. German Underground Work in Spain, p. 25
      9. Postwar Drinking in England, p. 26
      10. Unkraine's Political Bill of Health, p. 26
      11. Cattails as a Food, p. 27
      12. First Catch Your Helium, p. 28
      13. Misleading Maps, p. 29
      14. To Stop Elevator Accidents, p. 30
      15. Minifying Spectacles, p. 30
      16. Harbors of the Future, p. 31
      17. The Swords of Ceremony, p. 32
      18. Democratizing German Theaters, p. 33
      19. Square Deals for American Composers, p. 34
      20. Red Cross as a Shakespearian Producer, p. 35
      21. England's Most Widely Read Novelist, p. 35
      22. How They Honored the Dead, p. 36
      23. Reconstructing German Missions, p. 37
      24. The Vanishing Preacher, p. 38
      25. Indicted by Professor Eucken, pp. 38-39
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 40-41
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 42-44
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 45-133
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 134-144
    11. [+]
      September 13, 1919 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Cummins Cure for Our Railroad Distress, pp. 9-11
      2. A Labor Truce---or a Smash, pp. 12-13
      3. Wilson's Appeal to the West, pp. 14-15
      4. Hoover vs. Hapsburg, p. 16
      5. Our Warning to Turkey, pp. 17-18
      6. New Invasions Planned by Germany, p. 19
      7. Home Advice to Japan, p. 20
      8. Another British Ambassador Pro Tem, p. 21
      9. Europe's New Wave of Anti-Semitism, p. 22
      10. Many Rooms in One, p. 23
      11. What Follows the "Flu"?, p. 24
      12. Shall We Export Lumber?, p. 24
      13. Better Electric Insulators, p. 25
      14. Wind-Resistance on Trains, p. 26
      15. A Traveling Greenhouse, p. 26
      16. Millions for the Dye-War, p. 26
      17. Coasting in a Boat's Wake, p. 27
      18. Self-Americanization for the Foreign-Born, p. 28
      19. The Actors as a Labor Organization, p. 29
      20. French Artists Unionizing, p. 30
      21. Future Extinction of Yiddish Literature, p. 31
      22. Andrew Carnegie's Religion, p. 32
      23. What the Chinese Learned in the War, p. 33
      24. How Many Bible-Readers Have We?, pp. 34-35
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 36-38
      26. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 39
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 40-139
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 140-150
    12. [+]
      September 20, 1919 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. When the Police Strike, pp. 2-3
      2. Hostilities Over the Peace Treaty, pp. 4-6
      3. Our Bolsheviki Show Their Colors, p. 7
      4. High Hopes of Lower Prices, p. 8
      5. The Turning of the Salaried Worm, p. 9
      6. How "The Literary Digest" Entered Filmdom, p. 10
      7. The American Menace to England, p. 11
      8. Socialist Bule in Czecho-Slovakia, p. 12
      9. Japan's Rice Crisis, p. 13
      10. Grermany Asking for a Bigger Army, p. 14
      11. Silhouette Movies, p. 15
      12. House-Wrecking by Dynamite, p. 16
      13. Clouds Formed by Forest-Fires, p. 17
      14. A Hornless Phonograph, p. 17
      15. German Iron Plants in French Hands, p. 18
      16. Automobiles as Lawn-Tractors, p. 18
      17. The Next Step in Transportation, p. 19
      18. A Four-Legged Tree, p. 19
      19. Holding the Mirror Up to the Manager, p. 20
      20. Giving Away the Authors, p. 21
      21. Music Patronized by Mr. Carnegie, p. 22
      22. The Misrepresented Man of Genius, p. 23
      23. Conan Doyle for Spiritualism, p. 24
      24. Jerome K. Jerome in Reply, p. 25
      25. Decreasing Presbyterians, p. 25
      26. Current Poetry, p. 26
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 27
      28. Education in Americanism, p. 28
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 29-30
      30. Current Events, p. 31
      31. The Spice of Life, p. 32
    13. [+]
      September 27, 1919 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Policeman's Right to Strike, pp. 7-8
      2. Our "Militaristic Peril", p. 9
      3. Pershing's Warning to the Legion, p. 10
      4. D'Annunzio in Fiume, p. 11
      5. The Bullitt "Bomb", p. 12
      6. Misgivings Regarding the Austrian Treaty, pp. 13-14
      7. England's "Iron Heel" on Ireland, p. 15
      8. America's Shock to Greece, p. 16
      9. Chinese Women in Politics, p. 17
      10. German Workers a Peril to France, p. 18
      11. Wood Stronger Than Steel, p. 19
      12. Putting Out a Burning Oil-Tank, p. 20
      13. "I Need Production; Not Wool", p. 21
      14. Wheels to Fit Any Gage, p. 21
      15. Tired Metals, p. 22
      16. A New Steam Automobile, p. 23
      17. Infection in Bristles, p. 23
      18. American Toll of British Pictures, p. 24
      19. Why Tagore Is No Longer "Sir", p. 25
      20. Oxford Bolshevism, p. 25
      21. Our Immortal "Nick Carter", p. 26
      22. More "Intellectuals" to Save Us, p. 26
      23. Anatole France Against Militaristic Education, p. 27
      24. Mexican Missions Endangered by Intervention, p. 28
      25. Phonograph Pastors, p. 28
      26. Methodists in Japan, p. 29
      27. If the Ministers Went on Strike, p. 29
      28. A Self-Help Mission-Field, pp. 30-32
      29. Current Poetry, p. 33
      30. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 34-35
      31. Education in Americanism, pp. 36-38
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 39-71
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-80
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1919 = 13 Issues, 388 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 4, 1919 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The Steel Strike, pp. 9-12
      2. New York's Publishing Crisis, p. 13
      3. The Packers State Their Case, pp. 14-15
      4. Bulgaria's Penalty, p. 16
      5. The Dutch-Belgian Tiff, p. 16
      6. Withdrawing Troops from Russia, pp. 17-18
      7. Japanese Press Attacks on the American Senate, p. 19
      8. Turkey Without a Leader, p. 20
      9. Britain's Hand in Persia, p. 21
      10. Bolshevism's Relapse to Czarism, p. 22
      11. How to Choose Clothes, p. 23
      12. A Ship That Wouldn't Sink, p. 24
      13. The Bamboo as a Door-Yard Tree, pp. 24-25
      14. Aids for the Deaf, p. 26
      15. A Nut That Is No Nut, p. 27
      16. No One-Man Inventions, p. 27
      17. Whistler Retested by Modern Standards, p. 28
      18. America in Manchester, p. 29
      19. Can Gilbert and Sullivan Be "Jazzed"?, p. 29
      20. Open Doors for American Music-Teachers, p. 30
      21. An Editor's Confidence, p. 30
      22. Belaboring the "Brahmans" Again, p. 31
      23. Mercier's Appeal to America, pp. 32-33
      24. Does the Devil Hate the Tongue of Luther?, p. 34
      25. English Brides to "Obey", pp. 34-35
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 36-38
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 39
      28. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 40-41
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 42-80
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 81-86
    2. [+]
      October 11, 1919 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Steel Strike as a Labor Crisis, pp. 11-13
      2. The Threat to Withdraw the Treaty, pp. 14-15
      3. Omaha, p. 16
      4. Wilson vs. d'Annunzio, pp. 17-18
      5. Where d'Annunzio Lands Italy, p. 19
      6. Japan's "Pan-Asian Dream", p. 20
      7. Turkish Anxiety for the Future, p. 21
      8. Czecho-Slovakia's Neighbors, p. 22
      9. Texas as the "Home of Helium", pp. 23-24
      10. Bridges Under Water, p. 25
      11. An Electric Oil-Finder, p. 25
      12. Why a Dye Dyes, p. 26
      13. Will the "Flu" Return?, p. 26
      14. What Starts the Forest-Fires, p. 27
      15. The Art of Old Doorways, p. 28
      16. The Play and the Audience, p. 29
      17. Australian Short Stories and Others, p. 30
      18. Getting On with John Bull, p. 31
      19. New York's New Bishop, p. 32
      20. The Mission of the Vatican Choirs, p. 33
      21. The Religious Use of Humor, pp. 34-36
      22. Current Poetry, p. 37
      23. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 38-40
      24. Education in Americanism, p. 41
      25. Miscellaneous, pp. 42-66
      26. [+]
        Some of the Notable Among Current Novels, pp. 67-76 - 19 Reviews
        Conrad in Quest of His Youth by Leonard Merrick
        The Arrow of Gold by Joseph Conrad
        The Happy End by Joseph Hergesheimer
        The Great Hunger by Johan Bojer
        The Undying Fire by H.G. Wells
        Ma Pettengill by Harry Leon Wilson
        The Life of the Party by Irvin S. Cobb
        Christopher and Columbus by Elizabeth von Arnim
        Love Stories by Mary Roberts Rinehart
        Twelve Men by Theodore Dreiser
        The Journal of a Disappointed Man by W.N.P. Barbellion
        The Gay-Dombeys by Sir Harry Johnston
        Saint's Progress by John Galsworthy
        Blind Alley by W.L. George
        His Wife's Job by Grace Sartwell Mason
        The Vinegar Saint by Hughes Mearns
        Oranges and Lemons by Mary C.E. Wemyss
        Tales of Secret Egypt by Sax Rohmer
        The Man Who Couldn't Sleep by Arthur Stringer
      27. [+]
        Our Policy in the Orient, pp. 77-91 - 1 Review
        The Oriental Policy of the United States by Henry Chung
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 92-94
    3. [+]
      October 18, 1919 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. Mob Rule as a National Menace, pp. 9-11
      2. Is Gary Fighting Unionism?, pp. 12-13
      3. To Make von der Goltz Go Home, p. 14
      4. $20000000 to Improve Our Doctors, p. 15
      5. Topics in Brief, pp. 15-16
      6. Britain's Victory over Herself, pp. 17-18
      7. Germany Fears the Winter, p. 19
      8. Socialism the Foe of Bolshevism, p. 20
      9. Belgium Reviving, p. 20
      10. An Idea that Saved $85000000, p. 21
      11. Finger Print Testimony in Court, pp. 22-23
      12. Drug Propaganda, p. 24
      13. First Aid to the Spectacles, p. 24
      14. A Combined Gas and Steam Engine, p. 25
      15. Patti, p. 26
      16. Extinct English Literary Tradition, p. 27
      17. The Nation's Benefactor in Art, pp. 28-29
      18. Mr. Roosevelt's Religion, p. 30
      19. Neglected Graves in France, p. 31
      20. Denominational Colleges, p. 31
      21. The Low Ebb of American Preaching, p. 32
      22. Current Poetry, p. 33
      23. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 34-36
      24. Education in Americanism, pp. 37-41
      25. Miscellaneous, pp. 42-78
    4. [+]
      October 25, 1919 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Red Forces Distrupting American Labor, pp. 11-13
      2. Effects of the Printers' Strike, pp. 14-15
      3. What the Soft-Coal Miners Want, p. 16
      4. The Enforcement of Prohibition, p. 17
      5. Good Expected of the Good Bill, pp. 18-20
      6. New Meaning of the "Almighty Dollar", pp. 21-22
      7. A Japanese Proposal for Free Korea, p. 23
      8. Germany's "Game" in the Baltic Region, p. 23
      9. Australia's Future in Anzacs' Care, p. 24
      10. A Turkish Remedy for Race Conflicts, p. 24
      11. Points on Soda Water, p. 25
      12. Electricity in the Path, p. 26
      13. Immunity of City Dwellers, p. 27
      14. Pontoon Building in '62, p. 27
      15. Cement Cracks to Foretell Earthquakes, p. 28
      16. Camouflaging the Old Uniform, p. 28
      17. What Good Roads Have Done for New York, p. 29
      18. America Growing Careful, p. 29
      19. A Lieutenant and a Lord on Lincoln, pp. 30-31
      20. The Editor of "Harpers", p. 32
      21. Rise of the Soviet Press in Russia, p. 33
      22. Women's Work in the "Y", p. 34
      23. American Preachers in England, p. 35
      24. A Plan to Solve our Negro Problem, p. 35
      25. Indianizing Christianity, pp. 36-37
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 38-40
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 41-42
      28. Education in Americanism, pp. 43-45
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 46-69
      30. Current Events, pp. 70-77
      31. The Spice of Life, p. 78
    5. [+]
      November 1, 1919 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The Split on Collective Bargaining, pp. 11-13
      2. To Ratify with Reservations, pp. 14-15
      3. A.F.L. Police Unions in Disfavor, p. 16
      4. Cities to Save Their Own Daylight, p. 17
      5. Sugar Sugar Who's Got the Sugar?, p. 18
      6. Flying 5400 Miles in Fifty Hours, p. 19
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      8. Dark Days in Austria and Hungary, p. 21
      9. Lloyd George's Government Fighting for its Life, p. 22
      10. New Zealand's Trade Boom, p. 23
      11. European Illusions about Asia, p. 24
      12. New Ways to Float Sunken Ships, pp. 25-26
      13. Guarding the Crop Reports, p. 27
      14. Breeding Out the Nicotin, p. 27
      15. A Chemist's Dream Come True, p. 28
      16. To Strangle Epidemics in their Lairs, p. 29
      17. Jews Offended by Mr. Sargent's "Synagogue", p. 30
      18. Daisy or Sir James?, p. 31
      19. The Auer Cult, p. 32
      20. Actors Managing Their Own Productions, p. 33
      21. Forgotten "Conscientious Objectors", p. 34
      22. Worried Over the Methodists, p. 35
      23. Cheering Up French Children, p. 35
      24. Shall Ministers Strike?, p. 36
      25. Japan's Verdict on American Christianity, pp. 36-38
      26. Current Poetry, p. 39
      27. Education in Americanism, pp. 40-42
      28. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 43
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 44-83
      30. Current Events, pp. 84-94
    6. [+]
      November 8, 1919 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Irrepressible Conflict in Industry, pp. 11-14
      2. Red Threats of Revolution Here, pp. 15-16
      3. To Beat German Competition, pp. 17-18
      4. Rich and Poor in Our Courts, p. 19
      5. The Bouncing of Berger, p. 20
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      7. Can the Kaiser Come Back?, p. 21
      8. Beating the "H.C.L." in Bohemia, p. 22
      9. The Lockout in Spain, p. 23
      10. Preparing for the Next War, p. 24
      11. A Health Campaign to Increase China's Population, pp. 25-26
      12. How Roosevelt Made His Body, p. 27
      13. Poison in Potatoes, p. 28
      14. A Possible Future Epidemic, p. 28
      15. Farewell Yellow Fever, p. 29
      16. How to Tell a Cow's Age, p. 29
      17. German Opera Under Difficulties, p. 30
      18. The College Cry for Funds, pp. 31-32
      19. An Armor Suit for a Giant, p. 33
      20. The Knights' Soul Saving Methods, p. 34
      21. Our Remembered Dead, p. 35
      22. Methodist Fund for Aged Ministers, pp. 36-38
      23. Current Poetry, p. 39
      24. Education in Americanism, pp. 40-41
      25. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 42-43
      26. [+]
        Some of the Season's Best Juvenile Books, pp. 44-49 - 22 Reviews
        The Sun of Quebec by Joseph A. Altsheler
        Full-Back Foster by Ralph Henry Barbour
        The Boys' Airplane Book by A. Frederick Collins
        The Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper
        Uncle Sam: Fighter by William Atherton Du Puy
        Ben, the Battle Horse by Walter A. Dyer
        Daddy Pat of the Marines by Frank Edgar Evans
        The Young Marooners on the Florida Coast by Francis Robert Goulding
        Rosemary Greenaway by Joslyn Gray
        The Fairy Detective by Rupert Hughes
        The Young Russian Corporal by Paul Iogolevitch
        The Book of Bravery by Henry W. Lanier
        The Children's Life of the Bee by Maurice Maeterlinck
        The Boy Scouts Year Book of Sports Stories by Franklin K. Mathiews
        The Heart of Pinocchio by Collodi Nipote
        The Children's Fairy-Land by Harriet Mead Olcott
        News from Notown by Eleanor Ellis Perkins
        Hilltop Troop by Arthur Stanwood Pier
        Joan of Arc by Laura E. Richards
        Theodore Roosevelt's Letters to His Children by Joseph Bucklin Bishop and Theodore Roosevelt
        Children's Plays by Ada M. Skinner and Eleanor L. Skinner
        Wigwam Wonder Tales by William Thompson
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 50-87
      28. Current Events, pp. 88-93
      29. The Spice of Life, pp. 94-96
    7. [+]
      November 15, 1919 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Failure of the Coal Strike Predicted, pp. 11-13
      2. Coolidge's "Victory for Law and Order", pp. 14-15
      3. What the Labor Conference May Do, pp. 16-17
      4. Our Allies As Our Competitors, p. 18
      5. When Hearst and Murphy Fall Out, p. 19
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      7. Japan's Dilemma in Siberia, p. 21
      8. Rampageous Afghanistan, pp. 22-23
      9. Kropotkin on Russia, p. 24
      10. Gaining and Losing Human Power, pp. 25-26
      11. To Stop Race Suicide in France, p. 27
      12. Starving the Insane in War-Time Britain, p. 28
      13. How to Get Coal Free, p. 28
      14. The Whole Art of Sniping, p. 29
      15. Young English and American Writers, p. 30
      16. The First Hamlet, pp. 31-32
      17. The World's Costliest Book, p. 33
      18. Beating the War Idea in Social Service, p. 34
      19. The Religious Need of an "International Mind", p. 35
      20. Britain's Partiality to Islam, pp. 36-38
      21. Current Poetry, p. 39
      22. Education in Americanism, pp. 40-41
      23. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 42-43
      24. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-77
      25. [+]
        Our Economic Standing as a Result of the War, pp. 78-81 - 1 Review
        American Foreign Trade by Charles M. Pepper
      26. [+]
        Roosevelt's Life and His Ideals, p. 82 - 1 Review
        Roosevelt: His Life, Meaning and Messages by William Griffith, Eugene Thwing, and Theodore Roosevelt, ...
      27. [+]
        Our Government in War-Time, p. 83 - 1 Review
        Government Organization in War Time and After by William F. Willoughby
      28. Current Events, pp. 84-90
      29. The Spice of Life, pp. 91-94
    8. [+]
      November 22, 1919 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Public Opinion Defeating the Strikes, pp. 11-14
      2. Rooting Out the Reds, pp. 15-16
      3. Wet Hopes in the Elections, p. 17
      4. Press Hit by Paper Famine, p. 18
      5. Millions Denied the Air Service, p. 19
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      7. America as Peace Obstructor, p. 21
      8. Ontario's Triumphant Farmers, pp. 22-23
      9. China's New Industrial Era, p. 24
      10. Light on Mexican Bogies, p. 24
      11. France and Belgium to Help Each Other Rise, p. 25
      12. Uncle Sam's Efficient Elevators, p. 26
      13. Too Many Teeth Out?, p. 27
      14. A New Railroad Across the Andes, p. 28
      15. The Phonograph As a Wireless Detective, p. 29
      16. Ibanez to Mobilize Us, p. 30
      17. Minneapolis on Shelley, p. 31
      18. Explanation of Bolshevist Literature, p. 32
      19. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, pp. 32-33
      20. Unifying French Protestantism, p. 34
      21. Ministers' Pay and Steel Workers', p. 35
      22. Construing the Senate Religiously, p. 35
      23. Selling the Church to Pay the War Debt, pp. 36-37
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      25. Education in Americanism, pp. 40-41
      26. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 42-45
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 46-87
      28. Current Events, pp. 88-92
      29. The Spice of Life, pp. 93-94
    9. [+]
      November 29, 1919 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The Rejection of the Treaty, pp. 11-13
      2. Labor's Right to Strike, pp. 14-15
      3. "Booze and Bolshevism", p. 16
      4. A Club for the Speculating Frenzy, pp. 17-18
      5. The Legion's War on Disloyalty, p. 19
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      7. New Seeds of War in the Balkans, p. 21
      8. "Pussyfoot's" Pilgrim's Progress, pp. 22-23
      9. What's Wrong with China, p. 24
      10. Pay-Dirt in City Streets, pp. 25-26
      11. Hygienic Hair-Cuts, p. 27
      12. Eletric Oil-Finders, p. 27
      13. Measuring Ocean Depths by Echoes, p. 27
      14. A New Electric Motor-Car, p. 28
      15. Health Towns, p. 29
      16. Books for Children, pp. 30-31
      17. Are Fairy Tales Outgrown?, p. 32
      18. For Better Speech, p. 32
      19. Your First Bolshevist, p. 33
      20. Advertising for Health, p. 34
      21. Ministers for the League, p. 35
      22. A Split in English Jewry, pp. 36-37
      23. Current Poetry, pp. 38-40
      24. Education in Americanism, pp. 41-42
      25. World Wide-Trade Facts, p. 43
      26. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-76
      27. [+]
        Swinburne's Letters, pp. 77-82 - 1 Review
        The Letters of Algernon Charles Swinburne by Edmund Gosse, Thomas James Wise, and Algernon Charles Swinburne, ...
      28. [+]
        The Slavs as a Great Race Too Little Known, pp. 83-85 - 1 Review
        Who Are the Slavs? by Paul R. Radosavljevich, Ph.D.
      29. [+]
        3 Reviews Leaders to Liberty, by Mary Hazelton Wade, p. 86 - 3 Reviews
        Leaders to Liberty by Mary Hazelton Wade
        The Boy Vigilantes of Belgium by George Ethelbert Walsh
        For Days and Days by Annette Wynne
      30. Current Events, pp. 87-93
      31. The Spice of Life, pp. 94-96
    10. [+]
      December 6, 1919 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Are the Coal Operators Profiteering?, pp. 11-13
      2. How to Save the Treaty, pp. 14-15
      3. Silver Passes "16 to 1", p. 16
      4. Europe's Money in a Sinking Spell, p. 17
      5. The Farmer Will Hoe His Own Row, pp. 18-20
      6. America's Abandonment of Europe, p. 21
      7. Bonus Denied Canada's Fighters, p. 22
      8. America's Military Menace, p. 23
      9. Why Japan Is Distrusted, p. 24
      10. The "Big Bertha" an Accident, p. 25
      11. Alcohol Still King, p. 26
      12. A Dead Sea Power Plant, p. 27
      13. Is Snow-Fall Decreasing?, p. 28
      14. Nutless Ships, p. 29
      15. Pussy's Bit in the War, p. 29
      16. Boston's Maecenas, p. 30
      17. Chesterton on Scots Humor, p. 31
      18. Wrangling Over the Arch, pp. 31-32
      19. Going to Shakespeare's School, p. 33
      20. Social Work by Blocks, p. 34
      21. Ed. Howe's Religious Confessions, p. 35
      22. Protestant Belgians, pp. 36-38
      23. Current Poetry, p. 39
      24. Education in Americanism, pp. 40-41
      25. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 42-43
      26. The Perishing Children of Lille, pp. 44-46
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 47-92
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 93-106
    11. [+]
      December 13, 1919 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Our New Grievance Against Mexico, pp. 11-13
      2. The President on Labor Unrest, pp. 14-15
      3. Down to Facts in the Coal-Fight, p. 16
      4. Ellis Island's Gates Ajar, pp. 17-18
      5. The New Labor Party, pp. 19-20
      6. Turkey at the Coming Peace Conference, p. 21
      7. Uncle Sam Through Japanese Spectacles, p. 22
      8. "The Noble Lady the Member from Plymouth", p. 23
      9. Following America's Footsteps, p. 24
      10. Science's Job to Help the Workers, p. 25
      11. Cement-Guns to Fight Sea-Pests, p. 26
      12. How We Catch Cold, p. 27
      13. A New Substitute for Sugar, p. 27
      14. A Universe of Star-Islands?, p. 28
      15. Psychology of Late Hours, p. 28
      16. Chances for Inventors, p. 29
      17. A "Shylock" from the Ghetto, p. 30
      18. Francis Whiting Halsey, p. 31
      19. "America's Literary Future", p. 32
      20. The Unique Newspaper of Paris, p. 32
      21. Industrializing Stratford, p. 33
      22. A Protestant View of the Catholic Forward Movement, p. 34
      23. To Save German Children, p. 34
      24. When the East Prays Against the West, p. 35
      25. Going to Church in Russia, pp. 36-38
      26. Current Poetry, p. 39
      27. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 40-41
      28. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 42-44
      29. [+]
        A Selection from the Season's Best Non-Fiction, pp. 45-47 - 26 Reviews
        Impressions of Theodore Roosevelt by Lawrence F. Abbott
        The Russian Pendulum by Arthur Bullard
        The Work of the American Red Cross During the War by Henry P. Davison
        The Remaking of a Mind by Hendrik de Man
        A Golden Age of Authors by William Webster Ellsworth
        From Midshipman to Rear-Admiral by Bradley A. Fiske
        Main Currents of Spanish Literature by Jeremiah D.M. Ford
        Art and the Great War by Albert Eugene Gallatin
        Fifty Years of Europe, 1870-1919 by Charles Downer Hazen
        A Loiterer in New England by Helen W. Henderson
        The Book of a Naturalist by W.H. Hudson
        Mountain Paths by Maurice Maeterlinck
        Maeterlinck's Dogs by Georgette Leblanc-Maeterlinck
        Reynard the Fox by John Masefield
        My Recollections by Jules Massenet
        The Paris of the Novelists by Arthur Bartlett Maurice
        The Last Four Months by Frederick Maurice
        John McCormack: His Own Life Story by Pierre V.R. Key and John McCormack
        Our Greatest Battle by Frederick Palmer
        The American Front by Ernest Peixotto
        The Social Plays of Arthur Wing Pinero, Vol. III by Clayton Hamilton and Arthur Pinero
        History of the United States from Hayes to McKinley, 1877-1896 by James Ford Rhodes
        Musical Memories by Camille Saint-Saens
        Artemus Ward (Charles Farrar Browne) by Don C. Seitz
        Theodore Roosevelt: An Intimate Biography by William Roscoe Thayer
        American Painting and Its Tradition by John C. Van Dyke
      30. [+]
        American Historical Studies, pp. 48-49 - 1 Review
        The Chronicles of America by Allen Johnson
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 50-95
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 96-118
    12. [+]
      December 20, 1919 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Who Won the Coal Strike?, pp. 11-12
      2. Grinding Axes for Grinding Taxes, p. 13
      3. Germany Balks, pp. 14-15
      4. New Light on Wilhelm's Guilt, p. 16
      5. The Newberry Case, p. 17
      6. The Farmer not the Villain in the High-Price Drama, pp. 18-19
      7. What the International Labor Conference Did, p. 20
      8. Is the German Republic Safe?, p. 21
      9. After-War Status of British Dominions, p. 22
      10. India's First Steps in Self-Government, p. 23
      11. Canada Shy of a Big Navy, p. 24
      12. Malaria Controlled, p. 25
      13. Substitutes for Rubber Tires, p. 26
      14. American Aid in French Rebuilding, p. 27
      15. Raiding Outlaw Cotton-Fields by Airplane, p. 28
      16. Dry Laws and Patent Medicines, p. 28
      17. Mr. Frick as a Patron of Culture, p. 29
      18. The Unremembered Band, p. 30
      19. "Little Women" in London, p. 31
      20. Our Serious Weeklies Viewed Irreverently, p. 31
      21. The Belated Lincoln Memorial, pp. 32-33
      22. The Church in a Looking-Glass, p. 34
      23. Bolshevism Spiritually Interpreted, p. 35
      24. George Eliot as a Religious Factor, pp. 36-37
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      26. Education in Americanism, pp. 40-42
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 43
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-122
      29. Business Efficiency, pp. 123-141
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 142-152
    13. [+]
      December 27, 1919 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. Who's Who in the Presidential Race, pp. 9-11
      2. What Labor Wants, pp. 12-13
      3. Causes of America's "Crime Wave", p. 14
      4. The Wets Find the War is Still On, p. 15
      5. Europe Calling for American Aid, pp. 16-17
      6. Another Warning to the Legion, p. 18
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 19
      8. Britain Abandons Russia, pp. 20-21
      9. German Plots in Alsace-Lorraine, p. 22
      10. Japan Planning a Bigger Navy, pp. 23-24
      11. Effect of Prohibition on the Hospitals, p. 25
      12. Sending Wireless by Machine, p. 26
      13. Business and Temperature, pp. 26-27
      14. The Gravitation of Light, p. 28
      15. Our Windy Sky-Scrapers, p. 29
      16. States of Mind Over Kreisler, p. 30
      17. "Weir", pp. 31-32
      18. Our Literary Manners and Mr. Wells's, p. 33
      19. The Cry of the World's Children, p. 34
      20. American Versus Continental Sundays, p. 35
      21. Warnings Against Spiritualism, pp. 36-38
      22. Current Poetry, p. 39
      23. Education in Americanism, pp. 40-41
      24. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 42-43
      25. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-113
      26. [+]
        Recent Volumes on Roosevelt, pp. 114-115 - 3 Reviews
        Theodore Roosevelt: An Intimate Biography by William Roscoe Thayer
        Impressions of Theodore Roosevelt by Lawrence F. Abbott
        Bill Sewall's Story of T. R., Teddy Roosevelt by William Wingate Sewall
      27. [+]
        The Thinking of Primitive Races, pp. 116-117 - 1 Review
        Animism, or Thought Currents of Primitive Peoples by George William Gilmore
      28. [+]
        Brooks Adams's Book of Thirty Years Ago, pp. 118-121 - 1 Review
        The Emancipation of Massachusetts by Brooks Adams
      29. [+]
        Frederick II as King of Prussia, pp. 122-124 - 1 Review
        The Life of Frederick the Great by Norwood Young
      30. [+]
        James Monroe Taylor, p. 125 - 1 Review
        The Life and Letters of James Monroe Taylor by Elizabeth Hazelton Haight and James Monroe Taylor, ...
      31. [+]
        American Authors of a Recent "Golden Age", p. 126 - 1 Review
        A Golden Age of Authors by William Webster Ellsworth
      32. [+]
        Life Under the Southern Cross, p. 127 - 1 Review
        White Shadows in the South Seas by Frederick O'Brien
      33. [+]
        A Book of New Words, pp. 128-136 - 1 Review
        New Words Self-Defined by C. Alphonso Smith
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 137-141
      35. Current Events, pp. 142-147
      36. The Spice of Life, p. 148
[+]
Issues of the 1920s = 10 Years, 465 Issues, 15,999 Articles
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  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
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  Issues of 1938 = 1 Issue, 9 Articles