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      1. Will Unscrambling the Packers Reduce Prices?, pp. 11-13
      2. Shipping Lenine's Friends to Him, pp. 14-15
      3. A Plan to Make Two Irelands, p. 16
      4. Woolen Industry to Hit H.C.L., p. 17
      5. Nation-Wide Traction Troubles, p. 18
      6. Why Milwaukee Insists on Berger, p. 19
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      8. Russian Complaints Against Allied "Help", p. 21
      9. Canada's Exchange Worries, p. 22
      10. Can Turkey Be Trusted?, p. 23
      11. Europe Watching American Labor, p. 24
      12. Flying Without Wings, pp. 25-26
      13. Tapping the Earth's Internal Heat, p. 27
      14. A New Life-Line Gun, p. 27
      15. Seventy Miles an Hour on Water, pp. 28-29
      16. "Abraham Lincoln", pp. 30-31
      17. The Press and Public Opinion, p. 32
      18. High Schools and Democracy, p. 33
      19. Returning Our Dead from France, p. 34
      20. The Ministry With Other Jobs, p. 35
      21. A Minister With Union-Card, p. 36
      22. After-War Hatred of Jews in Germany, pp. 36-38
      23. Current Poetry, p. 39
      24. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 40-41
      25. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 42-43
      26. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-98
      27. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 99-106
      28. Current Events, pp. 107-110
      29. The Spice of Life, p. 111
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 112-117
      31. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 118
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      2. A National Court for Labor, pp. 14-15
      3. Murder by Wood-Alcohol, p. 16
      4. How the New Irish Plan is Sized up Here, pp. 16-17
      5. Palmer's Panacea for Profiteers, pp. 18-19
      6. Is There Profiteering in Sugar?, p. 20
      7. Another Huge Rockefeller Gift, pp. 21-22
      8. Japan to Keep on Fighting Lenine, p. 23
      9. Armenia's Chance with Turkey, p. 24
      10. Swedish Methods with Alcohol, p. 25
      11. Spitzbergen Staked Off to Norway, p. 26
      12. An Invention to Foil Telephone Eavesdroppers, p. 27
      13. A Record in Railroad-Safety, p. 27
      14. Express-Train Paced by a Ford, p. 28
      15. The Princess Tree, p. 28
      16. Back to the Nightcap?, p. 29
      17. Depersonalizing Industry, p. 30
      18. Camphor-Farming, p. 31
      19. Mental Ability Classified, p. 31
      20. A Poet's Birthday, p. 32
      21. German "Rapprochement" with French Letters, p. 33
      22. A Pittsburg Quixote, p. 34
      23. The Church Pageant, p. 35
      24. An Expert on the Soldiers' Religion, pp. 36-37
      25. "Bushido" in Judgment on the West, pp. 38-39
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 40-41
      27. Education in Americanism, pp. 42-43
      28. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 44-45
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 46-105
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        The New Map of Asia, 1900-1919 by Herbert Adams Gibbons
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        Leonard Wood, pp. 108-110 - 1 Review
        The Career of Leonard Wood by Joseph Hamblen Sears
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        More Evidence Against Germany, pp. 111-113 - 1 Review
        The Crime by Richard Grelling (A German)
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        Times and Friends of Dr. Tucker, p. 114 - 2 Reviews
        My Generation: An Autobiographical Interpretation by William Jewett Tucker
        The Story of the Great War by Roland G. Usher
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        World Flat Globe and International Geographical History of the World by Joseph Edmund Woodman
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      37. Investments and Finance, pp. 118-121
      38. Current Events, pp. 122-124
      39. Miscellaneous, pp. 125-126
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      1. The Bryan-Wilson Split on the Treaty, pp. 11-12
      2. Extent of the Bolshevik Infection Here, pp. 13-15
      3. Higher Prices Predicted, pp. 16-17
      4. Fears of Army Demoralization, p. 18
      5. Attempts to Nullify Prohibition, pp. 18-19
      6. Lynchings in 1919, p. 20
      7. The Thin Wedge of the Edge Act, pp. 20-21
      8. "Self-Determined" Egyptians, p. 22
      9. A Briton's American Discovery, p. 23
      10. Germany's Russian Opportunity, p. 24
      11. Prospects of German Majority Socialists, p. 24
      12. America Ireland's Western Front, p. 25
      13. How Japan Can Beat Bolshevism, p. 26
      14. A New Niagara Power Plant, p. 27
      15. Nature as a Cubist, p. 28
      16. The Study of the Normal Child, p. 29
      17. German and American Dyes, p. 29
      18. The Beginnings of Transmutation?, p. 30
      19. A Mining-Mill Underground, p. 30
      20. To Do Away with Detours, p. 31
      21. The Blue Bird's Song Flight, pp. 32-33
      22. Readers Made by War?, p. 34
      23. Mr. Pennell on Bill-Boards, p. 34
      24. Tommy's View of Plays in War-Time, p. 35
      25. Bolshevism Out to Abolish God, p. 36
      26. Prohibition's Christmas-Card, p. 37
      27. A Japanese Debate on Christianity, p. 37
      28. Religious Interest in the Treaty, pp. 38-40
      29. Current Poetry, p. 41
      30. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 42-43
      31. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 44-45
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      2. The "Red" Peril to Asia, pp. 13-14
      3. Effects of the Wilson-Bryan Split on Democratic Prospects, pp. 15-16
      4. Railroad Men's New Knife for High Prices, p. 17
      5. Drastic Sedition Laws, p. 18
      6. Albany's Ousted Socialists, p. 19
      7. Why Uncle Sam "Gives Up the Ship", pp. 20-21
      8. Lord Grey's "Ill-Fated Mission", p. 22
      9. Russo-German Perils in the Baltic, p. 23
      10. The British "Massacre" in India, pp. 24-25
      11. Chinese Praise for Senate Objectors, p. 26
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      14. The Humor of Mining, p. 30
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      16. Clemenceau the Artist, p. 32
      17. Shakespeare Must Go, p. 33
      18. American Opera in Chicago, pp. 34-35
      19. "Wildcat Ecclesiastical Campaigning", p. 36
      20. New York Settlement Workers Unite, p. 37
      21. Three Besetting Sins of Religious Editors, p. 37
      22. Mr. Gompers as an Apostle of Christianity, p. 38
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      24. Current Poetry, pp. 40-41
      25. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 42-43
      26. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 44-46
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      29. Current Events, pp. 118-121
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      2. The "Flu" at Its Work Again, p. 13
      3. To Conquer Russia by Kindness, pp. 14-15
      4. Hoover as Presidential Timber, pp. 16-17
      5. Clemenceau's Fall as Viewed Here, pp. 18-19
      6. Why William Ought to Be Tried, p. 20
      7. A Costly Strike Failure, p. 21
      8. France Defeats Clemenceau, pp. 22-23
      9. Mexico Through Mexican Glasses, p. 24
      10. A Way Out with Russia, p. 24
      11. Bolshevik Way with the Press, p. 25
      12. Japan Tiring of War in Siberai, p. 25
      13. Disappointment of Hindu Home-Rulers, p. 26
      14. Hot Clothes for Aviators, p. 27
      15. Opening New Orleans's Back Door, p. 28
      16. Einstein's Own Story, pp. 29-30
      17. Where the Asphalt Comes From, p. 31
      18. Maud Powell, p. 32
      19. Renoir, pp. 33-34
      20. The "Walkout" of School-Teachers, p. 35
      21. The Church's Duty Toward the "Red", p. 36
      22. Verdict of the Churches on Spiritualism, p. 37
      23. The Woman Preacher in the Synagog, pp. 38-39
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 40-42
      25. Education in Americanism, p. 43
      26. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 44-46
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 47-101
      28. Business Efficiency, pp. 102-114
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 115-123
      30. Current Events, pp. 124-128
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      2. Socialism on Trial at Albany, pp. 14-15
      3. The Irish Bonds, p. 16
      4. The Kansas Strike Cure, p. 17
      5. Louisiana "Ring Rule" Smashed, pp. 18-19
      6. Returning Our Soldier Dead, pp. 20-21
      7. Germany's Mysterious Army, p. 22
      8. Turkey to Remain in Europe, pp. 23-24
      9. Poland Shield Against Bolshevism, p. 25
      10. China Speaks Out in Meeting, p. 26
      11. Non-Rolling Ships, p. 27
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      14. The Best Artificial Limbs Yet, p. 30
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      17. Books That "Explain" Us, p. 33
      18. A Genuine Native Drama, p. 33
      19. English Fiction in China, p. 34
      20. Our Grotesque Age, p. 35
      21. Rural Religious Demoralization, p. 36
      22. To Help Disabled Soldiers "Carry On", p. 37
      23. Family Gains from the War, p. 38
      24. Mr. Roper Appeals to the Clergy, pp. 38-39
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 40-41
      26. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 42-44
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 45-46
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 47-97
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        A History of the Theatre in America by Arthur Hornblow
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        Elizabeth Cary Agassiz: A Biography by Lucy Allen Paton
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        Unhappy Far-Off Things by Lord Dunsany
      32. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 111-129
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 130-135
      34. Current Events, pp. 136-140
      35. Miscellaneous, pp. 141-152
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      1. The Menace of Unrest on the Farm, pp. 13-15
      2. Self-Help Prescribed for Europe, pp. 16-17
      3. Deporting the Communist Party, p. 18
      4. Compulsory Military Training, pp. 19-21
      5. Unshackling Our Water-Power, p. 22
      6. Adriatic Dynamite, pp. 23-24
      7. Germany as Europe's Corner-Stone, pp. 25-26
      8. Britain's Bit in the War, p. 27
      9. America's "Starving" Canada's Press, p. 27
      10. Why Guns Give Out, p. 28
      11. Teaching Originality, p. 29
      12. To Avoid the Hair-Tonic Cocktail, p. 30
      13. Prohibition and Proprietaries, p. 30
      14. A Prehistoric Niagara, p. 31
      15. Coal-Dust Explosions in Mills, p. 31
      16. The Hello Curve, p. 31
      17. The New Art of the Southwest, p. 32
      18. When Colleges Vote on the Treaty, pp. 33-34
      19. Future of Saloon Art-Galleries, p. 35
      20. German Leaders Winning Money instead of War, p. 35
      21. What Shall Succeed the Saloon?, p. 36
      22. British Non-Conformists' Gain from the War, p. 37
      23. Charity and Prohibition, p. 37
      24. The State of Religion in Germany, p. 38
      25. Why the Slum Child Goes Wrong, pp. 38-40
      26. Current Poetry, p. 41
      27. Reconstruction Problems, pp. 42-44
      28. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 45
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 46-108
      30. Sports and Athletics, pp. 109-129
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 130-134
      32. Current Events, pp. 135-139
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 140-154
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      1. Labor's Plan to Win the Government, pp. 13-14
      2. The Exchange Slump and Lower Prices, p. 15
      3. Germany's Elusive War-Criminals, pp. 16-17
      4. How to Keep the Farmer on the Job, p. 18
      5. Withholding Aid from Starving Europe, p. 19
      6. Shoe and Clothing Profits, pp. 20-22
      7. America's "Blood-Money", pp. 23-25
      8. Armenia's Cry for Justice, p. 26
      9. Where Roumania Stands, p. 27
      10. Game as Indemnity, p. 27
      11. Putting the Farmer on the Map, p. 28
      12. Our Billion-Dollar Jewel-Box, p. 29
      13. The Unpopular Weather-Man, p. 29
      14. Handling 350000 Tons of Explosives in New York Harbor, p. 30
      15. A New Light, p. 31
      16. German Professorial Arrogance, p. 32
      17. France Urged to Imitate Us, p. 33
      18. Kipling's Latest Jeremiad, p. 33
      19. Wall-Street Methods with Rare Books, p. 34
      20. What the Middle West Resents, p. 35
      21. Why Jews Are Killed in Poland, p. 36
      22. To Merge Denominations in a Community Church, p. 37
      23. Cheerful Givers of Mites, p. 37
      24. The Church's Duty to the Movie, p. 38
      25. The "Religious-Tramp" Problem, pp. 38-39
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 40-42
      27. Reconstruction Problems, p. 43
      28. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 44-46
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 47-108
      30. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 109-129
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 130-136
      32. Current Events, pp. 137-141
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 142-144
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      1. President Wilson "Comes Back", pp. 13-15
      2. The New Railroad Law, pp. 16-17
      3. War-Veterans Ask $1900000000, p. 18
      4. $50 Weekly Prizes to Teachers, p. 18
      5. Germany to Try Her Own War-Criminals, p. 19
      6. The Kentucky Cure for Lynching, pp. 20-21
      7. Turkey under Allied Bayonets, p. 22
      8. Holland Still Neutral, p. 23
      9. European Views of Autocratic America, p. 24
      10. Japan's Fight for Manhood Suffrage, p. 25
      11. Our Machine-Made Census, p. 26
      12. A Model of an Oil-Field, p. 27
      13. A Celestial Short-Circuit, p. 27
      14. Rotary Snow-plows for City Streets, p. 28
      15. When Not to Whistle, p. 29
      16. Where the Drama Is Democratized, p. 30
      17. Reenter German Music, p. 31
      18. Influence of the German and Other Foreign Press, p. 31
      19. The Bill-Board Fighting for Its Life, p. 32
      20. An "American Tragedy", p. 33
      21. Prospects of Prohibition in Britain, p. 34
      22. Canada's "Memorial Workshops" for Ex-Soldiers, p. 35
      23. Anton Lang and the 1920 Passion-Play, p. 36
      24. The Gray Brotherhood, pp. 36-37
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 38-40
      26. Lessons in American Citizenship, p. 41
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 42-43
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-95
      29. [+]
        France of War-days War-Weariness War-Courage, pp. 96-100 - 1 Review
        The House of the Good Neighbor by Esther Lovejoy
      30. The Cruel Loves of Greece, p. 101
      31. [+]
        A Land of Tigers and Old Witchcraft, pp. 102-104 - 1 Review
        Indo-China and Its Primitive People by Henry Baudesson
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        Through the Hell of Turkish Prisons, pp. 105-108 - 1 Review
        Caught by the Turks by Francis C.C. Yeats-Brown
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 109-111
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 112-120
      35. Current Events, pp. 121-126
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      1. How the Papers Size Up the Hoover Boom, pp. 13-15
      2. Presidential Inability, p. 16
      3. The Dead-Line of Sedition, pp. 17-18
      4. What to Do with the German Ships?, pp. 19-20
      5. Aircraft and Political Craft, pp. 21-22
      6. Germany's "Premature Revolution", p. 23
      7. Juryless Japan, p. 24
      8. America's "False Chivalry", p. 25
      9. Is America Friendly to England?, pp. 25-26
      10. What Is Back of the Drug Habit, p. 27
      11. No More Country Doctors?, p. 28
      12. A Walnut-Branding Machine, p. 29
      13. What a "Whatter" Is, p. 29
      14. Costly Snowflakes, p. 30
      15. "Rainbow" Sugar, p. 31
      16. Literary Ambassadors, p. 32
      17. A Purist on Drinkwater's "Lincoln", p. 33
      18. Snow-Shovelers and School-Teachers, p. 34
      19. The Folly of Wandering Musicians, p. 35
      20. Ulster's Appeal to American Protestants, p. 36
      21. The Minister's Books a a Public Library, p. 37
      22. $10000 a Year Enough for a Christian, p. 37
      23. A Plea for "The Wrath of God" in the Pulpit, p. 38
      24. "Feathered Missionaries", pp. 38-39
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 40-42
      26. Lessons in American Citizenship, p. 43
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 44-46
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 47-114
      29. Business Efficiency, pp. 115-131
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 132-139
      31. Current Events, pp. 140-145
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 146-150
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      March 13, 1920 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. Labor's Verdict on Prohibition, pp. 13-15
      2. What to Hope from the Railroads, p. 16
      3. The Steel Trust Finds It Pays to be Good, pp. 17-18
      4. Our Stake in the Adriatic, pp. 19-20
      5. Lenine's Puzzling Peace Offer, p. 21
      6. An Appointment that Defies Tradition, pp. 22-23
      7. Labor Awakening in Japan, pp. 24-25
      8. Canada's Voice in the League, p. 26
      9. A "Soviet" Confession, p. 27
      10. Germans Welcome in South America, p. 27
      11. Rockets to Explore Space, p. 28
      12. "Signals" from Mars or Elsewhere, p. 29
      13. A Giant Beaver-Dam, p. 30
      14. Poisoning from Spoiled Olives, p. 30
      15. To Divert Engine-Smoke in Tunnels, p. 31
      16. Sir Oliver's Mission, p. 31
      17. The Dubious Nobel Award, p. 32
      18. "Stupidity of Singers", p. 33
      19. Wagner Come Again, p. 33
      20. Chinese Plays Real and False, pp. 34-35
      21. Europe's Need of Spiritual Rebirth, p. 36
      22. Russians "Standardize" Religion, p. 37
      23. Why Zion Waits in Palestine, p. 38
      24. Geography's Debt to the Missionary, pp. 38-40
      25. Current Poetry, p. 41
      26. Lessons in American Citizenship---II, pp. 42-43
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 44-46
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 47-88
      29. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 89-100
      30. [+]
        The Economic Future of Europe, pp. 101-111 - 1 Review
        The Economic Consequences of the Peace by John Maynard Keynes
      31. [+]
        Nearer to the Heart's Desire, pp. 112-115 - 1 Review
        Outland by Mary Austin
      32. [+]
        Lord Haldane's Defense, pp. 116-118 - 1 Review
        Before the War by Viscount Haldane
      33. [+]
        Correcting the Shrinking Dollar, pp. 119-139 - 1 Review
        Stabilizing the Dollar by Irving Fisher
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 140-150
      35. Current Events, pp. 151-155
      36. Miscellaneous, pp. 156-158
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      March 20, 1920 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Labor's Attitude Toward the "Red" Agitators, pp. 21-23
      2. Prohibition as a Democratic Issue, pp. 24-25
      3. The "Orgy of Spending" in Washington, pp. 26-27
      4. For and Against the Army Bonus, pp. 28-29
      5. America for Expelling the Turk, pp. 30-31
      6. Bolshevism in Asia, p. 32
      7. Britain's Brain-Workers Organizing, p. 33
      8. Enemy Views of the Tiger's Defeat, p. 34
      9. Suffrage Denied Indian Women, p. 35
      10. The Truth about the Long-Range Run, p. 36
      11. Food-Wisdom of Monkeys, p. 37
      12. Farming in Death Valley, p. 38
      13. Motorless Japan, p. 39
      14. Fears of the All-Devouring Movies, p. 40
      15. Americanizing the "Rookie", pp. 41-42
      16. Capping Kipling, p. 43
      17. "Inverted" Highbrows, p. 43
      18. The "Dance of Life", p. 43
      19. America Still Fighting Hunger in Europe, p. 44
      20. Methodist Stand on Collective Bargaining, p. 45
      21. Denominational Leagues of Soldiers, p. 46
      22. How Seven Texts Stirred St. Louis, pp. 46-48
      23. Current Poetry, p. 49
      24. Lessons in American Citizenship, pp. 50-51
      25. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 52-54
      26. Personal Glimpses, pp. 55-114
      27. Sports and Athletics, pp. 115-141
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 142-153
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 154-156
      30. Current Events, pp. 157-172
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      March 27, 1920 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Tempering the Wind to a Shorn Germany, pp. 17-19
      2. British-American Discords, pp. 20-21
      3. France's New Hour of Need, p. 22
      4. State Attacks on Prohibition, pp. 23-24
      5. Woman-Suffrage Victory in Sight, pp. 25-26
      6. President Wilson's Charge and French Replies, pp. 27-28
      7. Hamburg a Strangled City, p. 29
      8. A Way to Win South America, p. 30
      9. Aiding War-Criminals to Escape, pp. 30-31
      10. War and Autocracy, p. 32
      11. Detachable Power for Freight-Boats?, p. 33
      12. Reasons for the Bus, p. 34
      13. Oil Displacing Coal, p. 34
      14. To Photograph Eclipses by Airplane, p. 35
      15. Movie Daylight, p. 35
      16. The "Crucifixation of Humanity" in Sculpture, p. 36
      17. Britain Judging America by Movie Manners, p. 37
      18. What the "Geniuses" Did to Ireland, p. 38
      19. The "Surprizing Evolution" of Wells, p. 39
      20. The Madonna of the Battle-Field, p. 40
      21. Industry's Encroachment on Sunday, p. 41
      22. Dr. Conwell's Experience, p. 42
      23. To Make Christian Feasts of Hindu Festivals, pp. 42-43
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 44-46
      25. Lessons in American Citizenship, p. 47
      26. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 48-50
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 51-99
      28. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 100-121
      29. [+]
        Pessimism Over the Versailles Peace, pp. 122-126 - 1 Review
        The Inside Story of the Peace Conference by Dr. E.J. Dillon
      30. [+]
        Fun Mystery Tenderness Horror---Choose!, pp. 127-129 - 1 Review
        From Place to Place by Irvin S. Cobb
      31. [+]
        Fighting for Life, pp. 130-135 - 1 Review
        "Wade In, Sanitary!" by Richard Derby
      32. [+]
        The Supreme Day, pp. 136-149 - 1 Review
        From the Life by Harvey J. O'Higgins
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 150-159
      34. Current Events, pp. 160-165
      35. Miscellaneous, p. 166
  2. [+]
    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1920 = 13 Issues, 457 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 3, 1920 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Treaty Killed: What to Do Next, pp. 17-19
      2. The War on Our War-Taxes, pp. 20-21
      3. The New Plan to End Strikes, p. 22
      4. The Newberry Conviction, p. 23
      5. Foreign-Language Papers Pleading for Life, p. 24
      6. Constantinople Occupied, pp. 25-26
      7. Where the Treaty Shipwreck Leaves America, p. 27
      8. Separatism in South Africa, p. 28
      9. A German Foe of Militarism, p. 29
      10. Australia's White-Man Issue, pp. 30-31
      11. Where Sugar Grows on Trees, p. 32
      12. The Persistent Jitney, p. 33
      13. As Natural as Nature, p. 34
      14. The "Terrible-Tooth", p. 35
      15. Barrymore's Bout with "Richard", p. 36
      16. Oxford Degrees for Women, p. 37
      17. Chicago's Chagrin Over Her Opera, pp. 38-39
      18. Introducing Christ into Industry, p. 40
      19. The Methodist Reunion Plan, p. 41
      20. Finding Repentence in Germany, p. 42
      21. Friends' Plea for Free Speech, pp. 42-43
      22. "Because I Live Ye Shall Live Also", pp. 44-46
      23. Lessons in American Citizenship, p. 47
      24. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 48-50
      25. Personal Glimpses, pp. 51-91
      26. Business Efficiency, pp. 92-135
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 136-141
      28. Current Events, pp. 142-147
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 148-150
    2. [+]
      April 10, 1920 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The "Digest's" Nation-Wide Presidential Poll, p. 21
      2. Republican Views of the Hoover Boom, pp. 22-24
      3. Russia's Attack on Poland, pp. 25-26
      4. Campaign "Barrels", pp. 27-28
      5. Higher Coal Wages and "H.C.L.", p. 29
      6. Daylight Saving by Local Option, pp. 30-31
      7. The German Peril to Poland, pp. 32-33
      8. New Worlds for Emigrants, p. 34
      9. America Pilloried as Militarist, p. 34
      10. "Woman's Rights" in Japan, p. 35
      11. "Wild Yarns" of Bottle-Tapping Ridiculed, p. 36
      12. Sharks' Teeth Filled with Iron Ore, p. 37
      13. Enter the Motor-Clipper, pp. 37-38
      14. Queer Plant Deformities, p. 39
      15. From Church to Press, p. 40
      16. Damning "Bibliophilism", p. 41
      17. Education According to Bolshevism, p. 42
      18. Germany's Proletarian Poet, p. 43
      19. Catholics and Prohibition, p. 44
      20. Big Business in the Church's Chair, p. 45
      21. The High Cost of Mission, p. 46
      22. Ireland's Religious Complexion, p. 46
      23. Wanted A New Word for Religion, p. 46
      24. Religious Freedom in Jugo-Slavia, pp. 46-48
      25. Current Poetry, p. 49
      26. Lessons in American Citizenship, pp. 50-51
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 52-53
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 54-100
      29. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 101-141
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 142-151
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 152-156
      32. Current Events, p. 157
    3. [+]
      April 17, 1920 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. How to Fight the Rent Profiteers, pp. 31-33
      2. First Returns in the Digest's Presidential Poll of the Nation, pp. 34-35
      3. Michigan's Boost for Johnson, p. 36
      4. To Muck-rake New York Again, p. 37
      5. A Coal "Conspiracy" Charged, p. 37
      6. Disfranchising Socialism, pp. 38-39
      7. American Diplomatic "Arrogance", p. 40
      8. Uncle Sam as an Asiatic Ruler, pp. 40-42
      9. French Enforcement of the Treaty, pp. 43-44
      10. Offering Votes to Belgian Women, p. 45
      11. French Pleas to Let Our Dead Rest, p. 45
      12. Bolshevism's Effect on the Workers, pp. 46-47
      13. American Accidents More Fatal That War, p. 48
      14. A Mountain Elevator in the Yosemite, p. 49
      15. Who Was Darwin's Boss?, p. 49
      16. Power Problems of the Future, p. 50
      17. Fumigating Sick Trees, p. 51
      18. How Lace Fought in the War, p. 52
      19. College Courses for Movie Actors, p. 53
      20. French Plays of the Social War, pp. 54-55
      21. A Billion Dollars for World-Evangelization, p. 56
      22. "Trapping" the Congregation, p. 57
      23. The Catholic Cure for Economic Ills, pp. 58-60
      24. Current Poetry, p. 61
      25. Lessons in American Citizenship, pp. 62-63
      26. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 64-66
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 67-103
      28. [+]
        How John Marshall Helped to Make Us a Nation, pp. 104-108 - 1 Review
        The Life of John Marshall by Albert J. Beveridge
      29. [+]
        Germany's Military Genius Confesses, pp. 109-115 - 1 Review
        Ludendorff's Own Story by Erich von Ludendorff
      30. [+]
        As Von Tirpitz Saw the War, pp. 116-119 - 1 Review
        My Memoirs by Grand Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz
      31. [+]
        A Dream or a Life, pp. 120-122 - 1 Review
        Glamour by W.B. Maxwell
      32. [+]
        The Evil Genius of Verdun, pp. 123-125 - 1 Review
        The German General Staff and Its Decisions, 1914-1916 by Erich von Falkenhayn
      33. [+]
        How the Victorians Satirized, pp. 126-129 - 1 Review
        Satire in the Victorian Novel by Frances Theresa Russell
      34. Sports and Athletics, pp. 130-157
      35. Investments and Finance, pp. 158-167
      36. Miscellaneous, pp. 168-172
      37. Current Events, pp. 173-174
    4. [+]
      April 24, 1920 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. What Is Behind the "Outlaw" Rail Strike?, pp. 3-5
      2. Returns for the First Two Weeks of "The Digest's" Presidential Poll, pp. 6-7
      3. Secession Rending Mexico, p. 8
      4. The French Watch on the Rhine, p. 9
      5. Peace by Resolution, pp. 10-11
      6. America Short 4000000 Workers, pp. 12-13
      7. Austro-German Cries to England for Help, p. 14
      8. Anglo-French Friction, p. 15
      9. France's Enemy Within the Gate, p. 16
      10. Japanese-German Coyness, p. 17
      11. Air Travel for Everybody, p. 18
      12. How Insects Steer, pp. 19-20
      13. Houses Built of Rammed Earth, p. 21
      14. The Wilderness as a Teacher, p. 22
      15. Challenging the College Vacations, p. 23
      16. Barrie in a "Devastating" Ballet, p. 24
      17. Books for Everybody and the Navy, p. 24
      18. The Painter for the Common Man---Raffael, p. 25
      19. "Making the World Safe for Generosity", p. 26
      20. A Moslem Condemnation of Bolshevism, p. 27
      21. Fighting Suicide in Japan, p. 27
      22. The Church's Advice to the Steel Trust, pp. 28-29
      23. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 30-32
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 33-36
      25. Lessons in American Citizenship, pp. 37-43
      26. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-55
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 56-63
      28. Current Events, pp. 64-75
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 76-78
    5. [+]
      May 1, 1920 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. The Public Organizing to Meet the Strike Peril, pp. 19-21
      2. Three Weeks' Returns in "The Digest's" Poll---Total Nearly Half a Million, pp. 22-23
      3. A Nation in Overalls, pp. 24-25
      4. Census Disappointments, p. 26
      5. The Strikes as Revolts against High Prices, pp. 27-28
      6. The New Deal in Guatemala, pp. 29-30
      7. German Militarists Trying to Regain Power, pp. 31-32
      8. Austrian State Control a Failure, p. 33
      9. Collapse of Britain's Middle Class, pp. 33-34
      10. A Peril to South America's Peace, p. 35
      11. Fighting Waste with Movies, p. 36
      12. Causes of Olive-Poisoning Found, p. 37
      13. Raising a Cruiser Upside Down, p. 38
      14. The Latest Thing in Steels, p. 39
      15. Mrs. Humphry Ward, p. 40
      16. As Labor Criticizes Music, p. 41
      17. Neglecting Our Democratic Safeguard, p. 42
      18. Americans in French Universities, p. 43
      19. A Step Toward Merging Denominations, p. 44
      20. The Church's Duty to Mexico, p. 45
      21. The "Knights'" Peace-Time Schools, p. 45
      22. A Call for Religious "Deflation", p. 46
      23. The World's Jewish Population, pp. 46-47
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 48-49
      25. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 50-52
      26. Lessons in American Citizenship, pp. 53-60
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 61-85
      28. [+]
        A Voice Crying in the Darkness, pp. 86-88 - 1 Review
        Darkwater by W.E.B. Du Bois
      29. [+]
        The Undying Opium Evil, p. 89 - 1 Review
        The Opium Monopoly by Ellen N. La Motte
      30. [+]
        Americanism Versus Bolshevism, pp. 90-94 - 1 Review
        Americanism Versus Bolshevism by Ole Hanson
      31. [+]
        Russia's Call to America, pp. 95-98 - 1 Review
        Russia as an American Problem by John Spargo
      32. [+]
        The Gentle Art of Keeping Husbands, pp. 99-117 - 1 Review
        Happily Married by Corra Harris
      33. Current Events, pp. 118-125
      34. Miscellaneous, pp. 126-129
      35. Investments and Finance, pp. 130-134
    6. [+]
      May 8, 1920 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Fight for the Republican Nomination, pp. 25-27
      2. "The Digest's" Presidential Poll Nearing the Million Mark, pp. 28-29
      3. Profiteers Jailed and Unjailed, pp. 30-31
      4. Germany's Failure to Split the Allies, pp. 32-33
      5. Sixty-Cent Cotton?, p. 34
      6. Mexico's Gunpowder Primary, p. 35
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 36
      8. Causes of Japan's Panic, pp. 37-38
      9. Clever and Dull German Leaders, p. 39
      10. Tuning Up the Entente, p. 39
      11. President Masaryk on Socialism, p. 40
      12. Bolshevism As Spring Medicine, p. 41
      13. Only a Centarian, pp. 42-43
      14. Whittling Extraordinary, p. 44
      15. Why Mail Matter Is Side-Tracked, pp. 44-45
      16. The Lure of Greenwich Village, p. 46
      17. New Theatrical Zones, p. 47
      18. Henry James's Failure as a Dramatist, p. 48
      19. To Keep On Educating College Graduates, p. 49
      20. America's Fatal Neglect of Its Mothers and Babies, p. 50
      21. The New Chinese Bible, p. 51
      22. Prison Cruelty and the Church, p. 52
      23. Jewish-Christian Accord, pp. 52-53
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 54-55
      25. Lessons in American Citizenship, pp. 56-57
      26. World-Wide Trade Facts by Max Winkler, pp. 58-60
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 61-83
      28. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 84-131
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 132-140
      30. Current Events, pp. 141-145
      31. The Spice of Life, pp. 146-149
      32. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 150
    7. [+]
      May 15, 1920 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Has California Eliminated Hoover?, pp. 21-23
      2. "The Digest's" Presidential Poll Advancing Beyond the Million Mark, pp. 24-25
      3. The Bryan-Wilson Split, pp. 26-27
      4. Morality of Trading with Lenine, p. 28
      5. Poland "Freeing" the Ukraine, pp. 29-30
      6. The Sky-Rocketing of Sugar, p. 31
      7. Painless Extraction of Bonus Taxes, pp. 32-33
      8. The Irish "Muddie", pp. 34-35
      9. Mexico's Paper Money, p. 36
      10. Soviet Grip on Russian Cooperatives, p. 36
      11. Italy's War Disillusion, p. 37
      12. Why Gasoline Is and Will Be High, p. 38
      13. Storage to Avert a Coal Crisis, p. 39
      14. Are We Dying Younger?, p. 39
      15. Deceiving the Plants, p. 40
      16. Movies Not Guilty of Eye-Strain, p. 40
      17. The Undesirability of Gushers, p. 41
      18. Automobile Accidents, p. 41
      19. The Passing of Tragedy Queens, p. 42
      20. Vachel Lindsay in London, p. 43
      21. O. Henry Our Literary De Valera, p. 43
      22. Berlin Acclaiming the Tricolor, pp. 44-45
      23. The Motion-Picture as a "Handmaid of Religion", p. 46
      24. Catholic Union Against the "Reds", p. 47
      25. "Hand-Me-Down" Sermons, p. 48
      26. Moslem-Chrisian Opposition to Zionism, p. 48
      27. Gambling Stopt in Switzerland, pp. 48-50
      28. Current Poetry, p. 51
      29. Lessons in American Citizenship, pp. 52-53
      30. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 54-56
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 57-111
      32. Business Efficiency, pp. 112-141
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 142-145
      34. Current Events, pp. 146-154
      35. Miscellaneous, pp. 155-158
    8. [+]
      May 22, 1920 Issue = 40 Articles
      1. A Grave Food Shortage Predicted, pp. 17-19
      2. "The Digest's" Poll Approaching a Total of a Million and a Half Votes, pp. 20-21
      3. Profiteering and High Prices, pp. 22-23
      4. The Railroads' Plea for Funds, p. 24
      5. Justice for Alien "Reds", p. 25
      6. Doubts About Mexico's Future, p. 26
      7. A Canadian Minister at Washington, pp. 27-28
      8. Are Post-Office Employees Human Beings?, p. 29
      9. Japanese Alarm at America's Navy, p. 30
      10. Campaign Funds in Canada, p. 31
      11. American "Meddling" with Ireland, p. 32
      12. Near-East Talk of Uncle Sam, p. 33
      13. Bad News for Dishonest Milkmen, p. 34
      14. Mining for Oil, p. 35
      15. Paper-Pulp from Flax Straw, p. 36
      16. General Wood---Druggist, p. 37
      17. Pittsburg's Artistic Plaster for Bolshevism, p. 38
      18. German Plays Knocking at London Doors, p. 39
      19. Screen Technique for Spoken Drama, p. 40
      20. When Literature Is Not Immoral, p. 41
      21. Religious Belief of the Next President, p. 42
      22. Too Much Gloom in the Pulpit, p. 42
      23. Edith Cavell's "Imitation of Christ", p. 43
      24. Aid for the "Protoplasmically Alcoholic", p. 44
      25. A Call for "Soap-Box Preachers", pp. 44-45
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 46-47
      27. Lessons in American Citizenship, pp. 48-49
      28. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 50-52
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 53-85
      30. The Books of 1919, pp. 86-91
      31. [+]
        A Man's Awakening, pp. 92-95 - 1 Review
        Hills of Han by Samuel Merwin
      32. [+]
        A Guide to Trade With Latin America, p. 96 - 1 Review
        Atlas America Latina
      33. Weathering a September Gale, pp. 96-101
      34. [+]
        All About Automobiles, p. 102 - 1 Review
        Dyke's Automobile and Gasoline Engine Encyclopedia by Andrew Lee Dyke
      35. [+]
        Ghosts and the Desert, pp. 103-105 - 1 Review
        The Snake-Bite and Other Stories by Robert Hichens
      36. [+]
        Another Outbreak of Ade Slang and Philosophy, pp. 106-108 - 1 Review
        Hand-Made Fables by George Ade
      37. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 109-141
      38. Investments and Finance, pp. 142-148
      39. Current Events, pp. 149-154
      40. Miscellaneous, pp. 155-158
    9. [+]
      May 29, 1920 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Meaning of the Price Collapse, pp. 13-15
      2. The Seventh Week of "The Digest's" Presidential Poll---Total 1503644, pp. 16-17
      3. Socialist Hopes, pp. 18-19
      4. The Sims-Daniels Row, pp. 20-21
      5. City Growth and Rural Loss, p. 22
      6. Expert Opinions on Coal Prices, p. 23
      7. The Promise of Cheaper Shoes, pp. 23-24
      8. Syria's Self-Determination, p. 25
      9. A British Vision of "An Irish Republic", p. 26
      10. How Spain Pays for War, p. 27
      11. Recovery of Southeastern Europe, p. 28
      12. New Zealand's Need of People, p. 28
      13. Juggling with Our Weights and Measures, p. 29
      14. Save the Waste Paper, p. 30
      15. Astronomy for Everybody, p. 31
      16. Danger in Straight-Stemmed Ships, p. 31
      17. Mapping the Influenza, p. 32
      18. The Steamship Outrivaled, pp. 32-33
      19. Mr. Howells, p. 34
      20. Easing the Teachers' Vacation, p. 35
      21. Two Literary Shrines Menaced, p. 36
      22. The Chinese Shy of Coeducation, p. 37
      23. "Liberalizing" the Y.W.C.A., p. 38
      24. Why Ministers' Sons Make Good, p. 39
      25. Prison Reform in China, p. 40
      26. Prophets to Stir Modern Pagans, p. 40
      27. How the Zoning System Will Help City Churches, pp. 40-42
      28. Current Poetry, p. 43
      29. Lessons in American Citizenship, pp. 44-46
      30. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 47
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 48-91
      32. Sports and Athletics, pp. 92-131
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 132-139
      34. Current Events, pp. 140-149
      35. Miscellaneous, p. 150
    10. [+]
      June 5, 1920 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. H.C.L. Fighting for Its Life, pp. 21-23
      2. Eighth Week of "The Digest's" Poll---Analysis of the Second-Choice Vote, pp. 24-25
      3. What to Do to Avert a Food Crisis, pp. 26-27
      4. The Gompers Plan to Elect a Labor Congress, p. 28
      5. The Railroads' Need of Unity, p. 29
      6. After Carranza---What?, pp. 30-31
      7. Immigrants Coming Again, p. 32
      8. Collapse of the French General Strike, p. 33
      9. Australia's Leaping Exports, p. 34
      10. A Pan-American League of Nations, p. 35
      11. Poland's Hand but Whose Voice?, p. 36
      12. A Leaf from the Bolshevik Book, p. 37
      13. The Skin of the Earth, p. 38
      14. Coaching with a Camera, p. 39
      15. Objections to "Metric Compulsion", p. 39
      16. The World's Largest Saw, p. 40
      17. Archaeology by Telephotography, p. 40
      18. Fortunes in War-Emergency Stamp and Money Issues, p. 41
      19. A Prince as Art-Critic, p. 42
      20. Chautauqua and Its Founder, p. 43
      21. Educational Rank of the States, p. 44
      22. America "Passing By on the Other Side", p. 45
      23. What People Mean by "Christian", p. 46
      24. The College Girl's Religion, p. 46
      25. Saint Joan of Arc, p. 47
      26. How the Y.M.C.A. Will Spend Its Surplus, p. 48
      27. Humanizing Heaven, pp. 48-49
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 50-51
      29. Lessons in American Citizenship, pp. 52-54
      30. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 55
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 56-77
      32. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 78-117
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 118-123
      34. Vacation Trips in America, pp. 124-147
      35. Current Events, p. 148
    11. [+]
      June 12, 1920 Issue = 43 Articles
      1. The Fight for Control of the Democratic Party, pp. 17-19
      2. Final Standing of the Democratic Candidates, p. 20
      3. The Supreme Court's Dry Decision, pp. 21-22
      4. The World Race for Oil, p. 23
      5. Woolen Profits, p. 24
      6. Hoover's Cure for the Sugar Crisis, pp. 25-26
      7. United States Expenses 93 Per Cent for War, pp. 27-28
      8. The Allied Muddle in Siberai, p. 29
      9. What Communism Costs Socialism, p. 30
      10. How America Disappoints Australia, p. 31
      11. Labor Conscription in Bulgaria, p. 32
      12. Britain's Workless Veterans, p. 33
      13. Camouflaging Airplanes, p. 34
      14. Turning Typhoid into City Mains, p. 35
      15. Effects of Abstinence in Europe, p. 36
      16. Airplanes Built Lengthwise, p. 36
      17. "Music Wherever You Go", p. 37
      18. In Defense of the Glass Fruit-Jar, p. 37
      19. Perplexities of Picturing the Peacemakers, p. 38
      20. Reims's Appeal to Tourists, p. 39
      21. Classical vs. Jazzical Music, p. 40
      22. Lowering Taxes to Music, p. 41
      23. A French Historian on Wilson, p. 41
      24. Embarrassment of the Interchurch Movement, p. 42
      25. The Modern "Army of Martyrs", p. 43
      26. Is the Church Too Fast or Too Slow?, p. 44
      27. Woman's New Place in the Church, pp. 44-45
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 46-48
      29. Lessons in American Citizenship, p. 49
      30. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 50-52
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 53-85
      32. Business Efficiency, pp. 86-99
      33. [+]
        A Rainbow of Perils, p. 100 - 1 Review
        The Rising Tide of Color Against White World Supremacy by Lothrop Stoddard
      34. [+]
        Ambitious Allegra, pp. 100-101 - 1 Review
        Allegra by L. Allen Harker
      35. [+]
        Chemicals as Catalogued, p. 102 - 1 Review
        The Condensed Chemical Dictionary by Francis M. Turner
      36. [+]
        At the Great English Public Schools, pp. 103-104 - 1 Review
        The Loom of Youth by Alec Waugh
      37. [+]
        The Devastations of "Invincible Minnie", pp. 105-109 - 1 Review
        Invincible Minnie by Elisabeth Sanxay Holding
      38. [+]
        The Uses of Play, pp. 110-112 - 1 Review
        A Philosophy of Play by Luther Halsey Gulick
      39. [+]
        Greek Gods and a Few Humans, pp. 113-116 - 1 Review
        Evander by Eden Phillpotts
      40. [+]
        To Rule a Peasant Nation---Ireland, pp. 117-149 - 1 Review
        Irish Impressions by G.K. Chesterton
      41. Investments and Finance, pp. 150-157
      42. Current Events, pp. 158-163
      43. Miscellaneous, pp. 164-166
    12. [+]
      June 19, 1920 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Chicago Convention, pp. 18-19
      2. Lessons of the Campaign Fund Investigations, pp. 20-21
      3. New York Too Small, p. 22
      4. Barleycorn Casket Sealed Up, pp. 22-23
      5. Our Navy to Lead the World, pp. 24-25
      6. A "Strictly Business" Peace with Soviet Russia, pp. 26-27
      7. American "Interference" in the Orient, p. 28
      8. French Affection for America, p. 28
      9. A Turk's Onslaught on Turkish Nationalists, p. 29
      10. Two Years of the Air Mail, p. 30
      11. Oil from Peat, p. 31
      12. Prohibition as a Scientific Experiment, p. 31
      13. More Advice to Inventors, p. 32
      14. Equal Production in Less Time, p. 32
      15. The Hermit-Crab's Little Friend, p. 33
      16. Mr. Rockefeller in Art, p. 34
      17. Plays of "Century" Runs, p. 35
      18. The Indian Woman's Struggle for Education, p. 36
      19. Mr. Howells in England, p. 37
      20. Sad Story of "Roast Beef", p. 37
      21. Is Germany "Truly Repentent" for Her Sins?, p. 38
      22. Canada's Interchurch Movement, p. 39
      23. Catholic Congregations to Sing Again, p. 39
      24. A Protest Against Movie Cruelty, p. 40
      25. Why Preaching is "Foolishness", pp. 40-41
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 42-44
      27. Lessons in American Citizenship, p. 45
      28. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 46-47
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 48-85
      30. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 86-135
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 136-141
      32. Current Events, pp. 142-147
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 148-150
    13. [+]
      June 26, 1920 Issue = 42 Articles
      1. How the Press Size Up Harding, pp. 13-15
      2. Labor's Disappointment at the Republican Platform, pp. 16-17
      3. The Democratic Opportunity, pp. 18-19
      4. State Socialism Constitutional, p. 20
      5. Postal Pay Raise Criticized, p. 21
      6. What To Do for Armenia, pp. 22-23
      7. What the German Election Forebodes, pp. 24-25
      8. Turkish "Watermelon Intellects", p. 26
      9. Persia's Test of the League, pp. 26-27
      10. How Europe Views Harding, p. 28
      11. Shall We Mend the Liberty Bell?, p. 29
      12. Russian Science Again, p. 30
      13. Guilty or Not Guilty?, p. 30
      14. Boring for Oil in Maine, p. 31
      15. The War's Cost---Forty Million Lives, p. 31
      16. The Grape Is Still Lively, p. 32
      17. Fires Due to Electrical Devices, p. 32
      18. How to Use the Mind, p. 32
      19. Why Iron Rusts, p. 33
      20. Fallacy of Our Literary Bolsheviki, p. 34
      21. Statues for France, p. 35
      22. An American Musical Triumph in Paris, p. 36
      23. A Plea for "Highbrow" Plays, p. 37
      24. The "Reds" Challenge to the Church, p. 38
      25. Modernized Church Decoration, p. 39
      26. Opening the Door to German Missionaries, p. 39
      27. A Methodist Christian-Socialist Program, p. 40
      28. The Sinfulness of the City, pp. 40-41
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 42-44
      30. Lessons in American Citizenship, p. 45
      31. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 46-47
      32. Personal Glimpses, pp. 48-75
      33. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 76-85
      34. [+]
        A History of the Cossacks, p. 86 - 1 Review
        The Cossacks: Their History and Country by William Penn Cresson
      35. [+]
        The "Yellow Peril" Mythical, pp. 86-88 - 1 Review
        Have We a Far Eastern Policy? by Charles H. Sherrill
      36. [+]
        Farming and Philosophy, pp. 89-92 - 1 Review
        Sheepskins and Grey Russet by E. Temple Thurston
      37. [+]
        An Heir of Ibsen, pp. 93-95 - 1 Review
        Treacherous Ground by Johan Bojer
      38. [+]
        Her Million and Her Life, pp. 96-100 - 1 Review
        The Outside Inn by Ethel M. Kelley
      39. [+]
        Mrs. Gladstone, pp. 101-115 - 1 Review
        Mrs. Gladstone by Mary Gladstone Drew
      40. Investments and Finance, pp. 116-127
      41. Current Events, pp. 128-131
      42. Miscellaneous, pp. 132-134
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1920 = 13 Issues, 432 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 3, 1920 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. How the League of Nations is Actually Working, pp. 19-21
      2. Coolidge on the Vice-Presidency, pp. 22-23
      3. Radicalism of American Labor, pp. 24-25
      4. America's New Ship Policy, p. 26
      5. The Growth of Our Great Cities, p. 27
      6. The British Aerial Invasion, pp. 28-29
      7. A Prophecy of Russia's Resurrection, p. 30
      8. Syrian Protests Against Zionism, pp. 31-32
      9. Britain's "Changing Empire", p. 33
      10. War's Restful Effect, p. 33
      11. Seaweed as Food for Man and Beast, p. 34
      12. Making the Tender Help Pull, p. 35
      13. A Beehive in a Sleeping-Car, p. 36
      14. Sterilizing Milk by Electricity, p. 36
      15. The Last of the "Mary Powell", p. 37
      16. Talking Salts, p. 37
      17. Are We Growing More Careful?, p. 38
      18. A Londong Home for American Students, p. 39
      19. American Composers Again in Hot Water, p. 40
      20. Bull-Fighting as an Art, p. 41
      21. Gabrielle Rejane, p. 42
      22. A Hindu Convert Here to Christianize America, p. 43
      23. Presbyterian Reunion, p. 44
      24. Our "Moral Obligation" to Protect Armenia, p. 45
      25. How Tithing Would Enrich the Church, pp. 46-47
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 48-49
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 50-51
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 52-83
      29. Sports and Athletics, pp. 84-109
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 110-117
      31. Current Events, pp. 118-124
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 125-126
    2. [+]
      July 10, 1920 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. The Democratic Defiance, pp. 10-12
      2. Oil Promoters in Troubled Waters, p. 13
      3. Hoover Proposes a Republican League Policy, p. 14
      4. A Problem in the Caribbean, p. 15
      5. Car Shortage and Coal Famine, pp. 16-17
      6. Dawn of a New Water-Power Era, pp. 18-19
      7. For a "White Australia", pp. 20-21
      8. Cost of Living Rising in England, p. 22
      9. Antirevolutionary Catholic Influence in Italy, p. 23
      10. A "Canadianization" Campaign, p. 23
      11. Red Tape of Government Railroad Control, p. 24
      12. Silk That Is Something Else, p. 24
      13. How Chocolates Don Their Coats, p. 25
      14. Perils of French Railway Travel, p. 26
      15. Substitutes Now Plaguing Germany, p. 26
      16. British Teeth, p. 27
      17. How to Doctor a Sick Tree, p. 27
      18. A Sign of Railroad Demoralization, p. 28
      19. Jeremiads from the Colleges, p. 29
      20. Germany's Interest in War-Books, p. 30
      21. French Polish on British and American Stages, p. 31
      22. Money-Rates Blockading Culture, p. 32
      23. The Doomed Churches of London City, p. 33
      24. Czecho-Slovakia's Progress Toward Self-Help, p. 34
      25. Wall-Street Sermons on Mammon and Morals, p. 35
      26. Curative Influence of Religion, p. 36
      27. How Fault-Finding Empties Pulpits, pp. 36-37
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      29. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 40-42
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 43-72
      31. Business Efficiency, pp. 73-88
      32. [+]
        Henry James---Self-Revealed, pp. 89-121 - 1 Review
        The Letters of Henry James by Percy Lubbock and Henry James
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 122-127
      34. Current Events, pp. 128-131
      35. Miscellaneous, pp. 132-134
    3. [+]
      July 17, 1920 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Cox's Chances, pp. 12-14
      2. The Fighting Creed of the Democrats, pp. 15-16
      3. Our Decreasing Increase, p. 17
      4. Third-Party Prospects, pp. 18-19
      5. The Greek War on Turkey, pp. 20-21
      6. Britain Too Pro-American to Suit Japan, p. 22
      7. Hustling Bulgaria, p. 23
      8. Another Soviet Confession, pp. 24-25
      9. Anti-Japanism in California, p. 26
      10. Science as a Curse to Mankind, p. 27
      11. Soap from Clay, p. 27
      12. Paper Shoes, p. 28
      13. Snap-Shotting Bullets, pp. 28-29
      14. When Flower-Picking is "A Crime", p. 30
      15. A Miniature Universe, p. 31
      16. The "Poet of Frost", p. 32
      17. Our Debt to Negro Sculpture, p. 33
      18. Bernhardi's New Book, p. 34
      19. Joselito in Song, p. 34
      20. Soaring Books in England, p. 34
      21. British-American War Over Language, p. 35
      22. The Menace of the "Dope Doctor", p. 36
      23. Religious Harmony in Jugo-Slavia, p. 37
      24. Illiteracy Among American Children, p. 37
      25. The Golden Rule vs. the Rule of Gold, pp. 38-39
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 40-41
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 42-44
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 45-69
      29. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 70-115
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 116-126
      31. Current Events, pp. 127-129
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 130-134
    4. [+]
      July 24, 1920 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The League the Chief Issue, pp. 9-11
      2. Birth of the Farmer Labor Party, pp. 12-13
      3. Bumper Crops and Lower Prices, p. 14
      4. Poland's Military Collapse, p. 15
      5. Is the Treaty Too Hard on Germany?, pp. 16-17
      6. To Trade with the Bolsheviki, pp. 18-19
      7. The Franco-German War for Coal, p. 20
      8. China Freest of the Free, p. 21
      9. Poland's "Fateful Hour", p. 22
      10. As Europe Sees Cox, p. 23
      11. Uncle Sam as a Hunter, p. 24
      12. Mechanical Political Orators, p. 25
      13. Better Goods from Poorer Cotton, p. 26
      14. Why to Ship Fruit Cold, p. 27
      15. Artistic Bitter-Sweets, p. 28
      16. Mr. Mencken's "Chicagoiad", p. 29
      17. A New Portrait of Dante, p. 30
      18. Newspaper Education, p. 30
      19. The "Nobel" Dramatists, p. 31
      20. New Freedom for Catholic Kings, p. 32
      21. The Church in Wales Restored, p. 33
      22. Remedy for the Moral Breakdown, p. 33
      23. More Gospel and Less Sensation, p. 34
      24. Clerical Monopoly of "Slamming", p. 34
      25. Is Delinquency Increasing?, pp. 34-35
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 38-40
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 41-63
      29. Sports and Athletics, pp. 64-91
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 92-101
      31. Current Events, pp. 102-107
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 108-110
    5. [+]
      July 31, 1920 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Where Harding and Cox Stand on the Big Issues, pp. 7-9
      2. Labor and the Democrats, pp. 10-11
      3. $600000000 More Rail Wages to Pay, pp. 12-13
      4. Criticisms of the Wool Shut-Down, p. 14
      5. California's Anti-Japanese Campaign, pp. 14-15
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      7. The New German Empire of Industry, p. 17
      8. Japan's New Poor, p. 18
      9. China's Blunt Speech to Britain, p. 19
      10. Verdict on the Amritsar "Massacre", p. 20
      11. To Tell Age by the Skin, p. 21
      12. Cooks and Chemists, p. 22
      13. A Triumph for American Ship-Building, pp. 22-23
      14. The Savings of Destruction, p. 24
      15. Fighting Famine with Good Roads, p. 25
      16. African Gems the Gift of the Sea, p. 25
      17. Japanese School Eruption in Hawaii, p. 26
      18. American Plan to Rebuild Reims, p. 27
      19. American Musicians in London, p. 28
      20. Japan's Most Popular Film, p. 29
      21. Reawakened French Esprit, p. 29
      22. Why Zionists Are Not at Ease in Zion, p. 30
      23. More Men Going to Church, p. 31
      24. Reckless Religious Editors, p. 32
      25. Bias Against the Community Church, p. 32
      26. A World-War on Disease, p. 32
      27. Current Poetry, p. 33
      28. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 34-35
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-55
      30. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 56-69
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 70-73
      32. Current Events, pp. 74-77
      33. Miscellaneous, p. 78
    6. [+]
      August 7, 1920 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Russia Compelling Recognition, pp. 19-20
      2. Woman's Part in the Election, p. 21
      3. A Cup Victory that Cheers but Does Not Inebriate, pp. 22-23
      4. Jones Will "Pay the Freight", pp. 24-25
      5. A Greater Steel Strike Predicted, p. 26
      6. The Open Shop in Politics, p. 27
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 28
      8. Ireland's Three Voices, p. 29
      9. Germany's New Rich and New Poor, p. 30
      10. Why Italy Grew Cold to the Allies, p. 31
      11. The National Chinese Puzzle, p. 32
      12. California Earthquake, pp. 33-34
      13. Sanitation at Summer Hotels, p. 35
      14. How to Avert a Disaster, p. 35
      15. Putting Cartoons to Work, pp. 36-37
      16. To Save Westminster Abbey, p. 38
      17. [+]
        Romain Rolland in a New Vein, p. 39 - 1 Review
        Liluli by Romain Rolland
      18. France's Shepherd Scupltor, p. 40
      19. Jarring Views of Cultural Conditions in Russia, pp. 40-41
      20. Why the Interchurch Movement Failed, p. 42
      21. Americanizing the Russian Church, p. 43
      22. Japan Conciliating Korea, p. 44
      23. The Prison's Opportunity, pp. 44-45
      24. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 46-48
      25. Current Poetry, p. 49
      26. Personal Glimpses, pp. 50-85
      27. Business Efficiency, pp. 86-125
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 126-136
      29. Current Events, pp. 137-140
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 141-142
    7. [+]
      August 14, 1920 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. How the Rate Rise Will Touch the Family Purse, pp. 9-11
      2. The Employer's Duty to Employ, p. 12
      3. Japan Taking Saghalien, p. 13
      4. The Dry Drive on Cox, pp. 14-15
      5. Silver Lining of Business Clouds, p. 16
      6. A Supreme Court for Quarreling Nations, pp. 17-19
      7. England's "Iron Heel" in Ireland, pp. 20-21
      8. Is Japan Map-Making in Asia?, pp. 22-23
      9. World Interest in Our Election, p. 24
      10. A French Tribute to Uncle Sam, p. 24
      11. What to Eat in Hot Weather, p. 25
      12. Opening the Gate of the Great Lakes, p. 26
      13. A Telephone Census, p. 27
      14. Whisky-Selling Doctors, p. 27
      15. How Butterflies Hear, p. 28
      16. To Avoid Poisoning by Automobiles, pp. 28-29
      17. New Prairie Architecture, p. 30
      18. Can Popular Songs be "Stamped Out"?, p. 31
      19. "Force of Humor" in Music, p. 32
      20. "Shakespeare" Identified Again, pp. 32-33
      21. The Churches to Bridge the "Bloody Chasm", p. 34
      22. Protestant Neglect of the Child, p. 35
      23. Fewer Pulpit "Freaks and Fakes", p. 36
      24. The Origin of Hymns, p. 36
      25. Christianity as a Suicide Cure, pp. 36-37
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 40-42
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 43-75
      29. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 76-99
      30. [+]
        Bernstorff's Battle in Washington, pp. 100-103 - 1 Review
        My Three Years in America by Count Bernstorff
      31. [+]
        A Word for the President, pp. 104-105 - 1 Review
        Woodrow Wilson and His Work by William E. Dodd
      32. [+]
        Russia in Five Weeks, pp. 106-107 - 1 Review
        Barbarous Soviet Russia by Isaac McBride
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 108-117
      34. Current Events, pp. 118-123
      35. Miscellaneous, pp. 124-126
    8. [+]
      August 21, 1920 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Our New Russian Policy, pp. 11-13
      2. Is the League Issue Paramount?, pp. 14-15
      3. The Biggest Thing in Profit-Sharing, p. 16
      4. Doubtful Benefits of Higher Passenger-Fares, p. 17
      5. Prohibition Raids, pp. 18-19
      6. Alaska's Plea for Home Rule, p. 20
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 21
      8. The Allied Policy Toward Poland, pp. 22-23
      9. The Pope's Move Toward Peace with Italy, p. 24
      10. High Costs in Hungary, p. 25
      11. The Frenchman's Burden in Alsace, p. 26
      12. Helmets for Peace Wear, p. 27
      13. The World's Diamond Crop, p. 28
      14. Farmer Mars, p. 29
      15. Can Health be Taught?, p. 30
      16. Platinum Pirates Trapt by Chemistry, p. 31
      17. William Marion Reedy, p. 32
      18. "After-War" Reading Courses, p. 33
      19. How Japan Goes to the Movies, p. 34
      20. Must Novelists Forget the War?, p. 35
      21. How the Church Is Solving Spain's Labor Troubles, p. 36
      22. Churches as Candidates for Ministers, p. 36
      23. A Protest Against "Cities of Our Dead" in France, p. 37
      24. Mohammedan Propaganda in the United States, p. 37
      25. In Defense of Preaching, pp. 38-39
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 40-42
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 43
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-85
      29. Sports and Athletics, pp. 86-125
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 126-131
      31. Current Events, pp. 132-140
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 141-142
    9. [+]
      August 28, 1920 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The American Woman Voter Arrives, pp. 9-11
      2. British Labor's War on War, pp. 12-13
      3. Poland Turns the Tide, p. 14
      4. Paying More for Expressage, p. 15
      5. Bursting of the Ponzi Bubble, p. 16
      6. Who Will Build Five Million Homes?, p. 17
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 18
      8. How Will the Turkish Treaty Work?, pp. 19-20
      9. Canada's Care for Her Veterans, p. 21
      10. France's "Terrible" Black Troops, p. 22
      11. France's "New Ally", pp. 22-23
      12. Fishing in the Salton Sea, pp. 24-25
      13. Health on Tiptoe, p. 26
      14. The Commercial Value of Sunshine, pp. 26-27
      15. Putting Argon to Work, p. 28
      16. Recalling the Romantic Drama, p. 29
      17. Medical Literary Criticism, p. 30
      18. Sizing Up the American Musical Invasion of London, p. 31
      19. Wilbur Wright in France, p. 32
      20. The Church's Duty to the Leper, p. 33
      21. Child Suicide Increasing, p. 33
      22. Canada's Labor Church, p. 34
      23. The Work of the Junior Red Cross, p. 35
      24. A Convict's Defense of "Prison Cruelty", p. 36
      25. Recruiting "Uncle Jims" for Boys, pp. 36-37
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 40-41
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 42-65
      29. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 66-99
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 100-108
      31. Current Events, pp. 109-113
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 114-118
    10. [+]
      September 4, 1920 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. Allied Unity Out of Polish Victory, pp. 15-16
      2. How Electric Railways May Prosper, p. 17
      3. Our Olympic Victors, p. 18
      4. State Rights in Railroad Rates, p. 19
      5. The Campaign Hunt for Millions, pp. 20-21
      6. Why Sugar Is Cheaper, p. 22
      7. Fighting for Our Place on the Seas, p. 23
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 24
      9. America's Stride as a Sea-Trader, p. 25
      10. Preparing Revolution in England, pp. 26-27
      11. Contrasting Pleas for Franco-German Harmony, p. 28
      12. Maxim Gorki Chides His Fellow Bolsheviki, p. 29
      13. German Students and Politics, p. 29
      14. The Problem of the City Auto, p. 30
      15. Can We Grow Silk?, p. 31
      16. Is Meat Killing Off the Eskimos?, pp. 32-33
      17. Building a House Like a Battle-Ship, p. 34
      18. The St. Louis Municipal Opera, pp. 35-36
      19. The Word "Bolshevism", p. 37
      20. Max Klinger, p. 38
      21. Nourishing Provincial Museums, p. 39
      22. The Church as a Critic of Industry, p. 40
      23. What the Factory Can Teach the Clergy, p. 41
      24. Mennonite Migration Opposed, pp. 42-43
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 44-46
      26. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 47
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 48-65
      28. Business Efficiency, pp. 66-86
      29. [+]
        The Strength of the Dead, pp. 87-90 - 1 Review
        Basil Everman by Elsie Singmaster
      30. [+]
        A Hindu Love-Story, pp. 91-93 - 1 Review
        The Substance of a Dream by F.W. Bain
      31. [+]
        The Story of an Irish Idealist, pp. 94-96 - 1 Review
        The Clanking of Chains by Brinsley Macnamara
      32. [+]
        Escapes and Flirtations, pp. 97-101 - 1 Review
        Affinities and Other Stories by Mary Roberts Rinehart
      33. [+]
        Strange Mohammedan Superstitions, pp. 102-105 - 1 Review
        Influence of Animism on Islam by Samuel M. Zwemer
      34. [+]
        Efficiency Through a Six-Hour Day, pp. 106-110 - 1 Review
        The Six-Hour Shift and Industrial Efficiency by William Lever Leverhulme
      35. Current Events, pp. 111-115
      36. Investments and Finance, pp. 116-124
      37. Miscellaneous, pp. 125-128
    11. [+]
      September 11, 1920 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Republican Substitute for the League, pp. 11-13
      2. The Financial "Drive" in Politics, pp. 14-15
      3. Mr. Burleson's "Burned Finsters", p. 16
      4. Why Coal Should Not Cost More, p. 17
      5. Decreasing Fear of Immigration, p. 18
      6. "Cuban" Independence for Egypt, p. 19
      7. A Shipping Alliance with Germany, p. 20
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 21
      9. Dangers of Japanese-American Friction, p. 22
      10. Why Bulgaria is Anti-Bolshevik, p. 23
      11. Ireland in Continental Eyes, pp. 24-25
      12. Prohibition's Shadow on Australia, p. 26
      13. The Last Word in Wireless, p. 27
      14. Has Leprosy Been Vanquished?, p. 28
      15. New Paper Pulps, p. 28
      16. Fireless Fireworks, p. 29
      17. Why Work?, p. 30
      18. Movies for Everybody, p. 31
      19. Lincoln's Statue in London, p. 32
      20. Debatable Beauty of Women, p. 33
      21. Robbing Sir Walter Scott, p. 34
      22. Speeding Up Culture in Movies, p. 35
      23. Play as a Church Function, p. 36
      24. "Cheap Talk" About Sacrifice, p. 37
      25. Vacation with Pay for Workers, p. 37
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 40-41
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 42-81
      29. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 82-139
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 140-150
      31. Current Events, pp. 151-154
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 155-158
    12. [+]
      September 18, 1920 Issue = 39 Articles
      1. Organizing the German-American Vote, pp. 11-12
      2. The Labor Shortage Vanishing, p. 13
      3. Bolshevism Infecting Italy, pp. 14-15
      4. Obregon as a Peace Dove, p. 16
      5. Doubtful Good of Our City Growth, p. 17
      6. Prices Slipping a Notch, pp. 18-19
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      8. Australian Fears of America, p. 21
      9. Poland the "Keystone" of Europe's Peace, pp. 22-23
      10. Entente "Meddling" with German Transportation, p. 24
      11. Italy's Aim in Workmen's Insurance, p. 25
      12. To Relieve the Coal Shortage by Stopping Waste, p. 26
      13. Blind Workers in Factories, p. 27
      14. Is the Human Mind Tireless?, p. 28
      15. Handling Cargo in Bulk, p. 29
      16. Using All the Wood, p. 30
      17. Sweden's Greatest Painter, p. 31
      18. Art Under Soviet Rule, p. 32
      19. Guessing the Durable Books, p. 33
      20. "For Prophecies They Shall Fail", p. 34
      21. Choosing a War-Memorial, pp. 34-35
      22. A Russian Children's Odyssey, p. 36
      23. China's Moral Advance, p. 37
      24. The Salvation Army's "Lost Drunks", pp. 38-39
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 40-42
      26. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 43
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-69
      28. Sports and Athetlics, pp. 70-93
      29. [+]
        Adventures in Fiddling, pp. 94-96 - 1 Review
        Fiddler's Luck by Robert Haven Schauffler
      30. [+]
        An Old-Fashioned Angel, pp. 97-100 - 1 Review
        Happy House by Baroness von Hutten
      31. [+]
        A Fearful Spectacle, pp. 101-104 - 1 Review
        Queen Lucia by E.F. Benson
      32. [+]
        Two Frenchwomen in America, p. 105 - 1 Review
        A Frenchwoman's Impressions of America by Comtesse Madeleine de Bryas and Jacqueline de Bryas, ...
      33. [+]
        Biting the Biters, pp. 106-112 - 1 Review
        Come-On Charley by Thomas Addison
      34. [+]
        Murdering a Dead Woman, pp. 113-115 - 1 Review
        Legend by Clemence Dane
      35. [+]
        The Failure of Divorce, pp. 116-120 - 1 Review
        The Superstition of Divorce by G.K. Chesterton
      36. [+]
        "The Ancient Allan", pp. 121-133 - 1 Review
        The Ancient Allan by H. Rider Haggard
      37. Investments and Finance, pp. 134-141
      38. Current Events, pp. 142-147
      39. Miscellaneous, pp. 148-150
    13. [+]
      September 25, 1920 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. How Will Labor Vote?, pp. 11-12
      2. Woman's Hand in Maine, pp. 13-14
      3. League Verdicts in the Primaries, pp. 15-16
      4. America and Germany as Shipmates, p. 17
      5. The Timber Famine, pp. 18-19
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      7. British Labor's Stand for Soviet Russia, pp. 21-22
      8. Troublesome Mesopotamia, p. 23
      9. Greece in Turmoil, p. 24
      10. Voice of Canadian Independence, p. 25
      11. To Use Niagara Without Marring It, p. 26
      12. A Medical Defense of Pie, p. 27
      13. Machinery Ousting the "Harvest Hand", p. 28
      14. Labor Doing Better Work, p. 29
      15. Europe's Ills Diagnosed by Anatole France, p. 30
      16. Refusing to Surrender Scott, p. 31
      17. The French Borrow "Gentleman", p. 31
      18. "Memorial Lamps", p. 32
      19. Stephen Foster vs. Franz Schubert, pp. 32-33
      20. "Diplomatic Victories" of the Vatican, p. 34
      21. The Lambeth Plan for Church Reunion, p. 35
      22. Christianity Liberalizing Japan, p. 36
      23. The Near East Learns Democracy, p. 36
      24. The Covenant of the League of Nations, pp. 37-39
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 40-41
      26. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 42-43
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-95
      28. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 96-149
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 150-161
      30. Current Events, pp. 162-165
      31. Miscellaneous, p. 166
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1920 = 13 Issues, 474 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 2, 1920 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Are Good or Bad Times Ahead?, pp. 9-10
      2. The Socialists' Hour at Albany, p. 11
      3. Wall Street's Bomb Mystery, pp. 12-13
      4. Drys to Discipline Lax Judges, p. 14
      5. The "Root Plan" for a World Court, pp. 15-17
      6. Forgiving War-Offenders, p. 18
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 19
      8. Japanese Views of California, p. 20
      9. Cheaper Coal Demanded by British Miners, pp. 21-22
      10. New American Interest in Europe, p. 23
      11. After-War Drunkenness in England, p. 24
      12. Explosions in the Wheat-Fields, p. 25
      13. Lava That Never Saw a Volcano, p. 26
      14. Why Lighthouses Migrate, p. 27
      15. Chemistry in the Kitchen, p. 28
      16. Pull the Cord and Clean the Lamp, p. 28
      17. Good and Bad Sidewalk "Bridges", p. 29
      18. How to Wash Dishes, p. 29
      19. The Man Who Would "Paint the Sun", p. 30
      20. The New Old Poetry, p. 31
      21. Age and Youth at It in England, p. 31
      22. All on Account of the Pilgrim Fathers, pp. 32-33
      23. Will Scotland Go Dry?, p. 34
      24. Moral Effect of War Relics, p. 34
      25. New Status of Army Chaplains, p. 35
      26. What Religion Is to the Nominees, p. 36
      27. Christian Unity in Hymns, pp. 36-37
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 38-40
      29. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 41
      30. Problems of Democracy, pp. 42-43
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-77
      32. Business Efficiency, pp. 78-115
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 116-128
      34. Current Events, pp. 129-133
      35. Spice of Life, p. 134
    2. [+]
      October 9, 1920 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. Falling Prices, pp. 9-11
      2. The Flaw in the Diamond, pp. 12-13
      3. The Japanese Question in the Campaign, pp. 14-15
      4. Wilson's Refusal to Obey Congress, pp. 16-17
      5. Cool Greetings to Our Immigrants, p. 18
      6. The "Undeclared" War in Haiti, p. 19
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      8. Big Possibilities of the "Little Entente", pp. 21-22
      9. French Disapproval of Black Troops in Germany, p. 23
      10. Home Sweet Home in Bolshevia, p. 24
      11. Japanese Emigration, p. 24
      12. Why America Is Not Rebuilding France, p. 25
      13. To Restrict Natural Gas, p. 26
      14. American Windmills in the Sahara, p. 26
      15. California "Earthquake-Proof", p. 27
      16. Identifying Babies by Footprints, p. 27
      17. Freak Foods, p. 28
      18. Did We Come from the Sea?, p. 29
      19. The "King of Printers", p. 30
      20. Testing "American Literature", p. 31
      21. Stevenson Again on Stage, p. 32
      22. Optimistic American Singers, p. 33
      23. The Passover Unchanged in Thirty Centuries, p. 34
      24. Making Soldiers Good Citizens, p. 35
      25. Prohibition's Blight on Jails and Rescue Missions, p. 36
      26. Religion vs. Luxury, pp. 36-37
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      28. Problems of Democracy, pp. 40-42
      29. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 43
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-63
      31. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 64-85
      32. [+]
        Kitchener---The Organizer, pp. 86-88 - 1 Review
        The Life of Lord Kitchener by George Arthur
      33. [+]
        Bluebeard Shamed, pp. 89-91 - 1 Review
        The Lonely House by Mrs. Belloc Lowndes
      34. [+]
        Advice to Those About to Marry Money, pp. 92-96 - 1 Review
        The Strangeness of Noel Carton by William Caine
      35. [+]
        The First Story of England's Suffrage Fight, pp. 97-115 - 1 Review
        Mrs. Warren's Daughter by Harry Johnston
      36. Investments, pp. 116-125
      37. Current Events, pp. 126-131
      38. Miscellaneous, pp. 132-134
    3. [+]
      October 16, 1920 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. A Poll of 600000 Voters in Six Pivotal States, p. 9
      2. The Next Cabinet, pp. 10-11
      3. The New Republic of Austria, pp. 12-13
      4. Labor's "Retreat from Moscow", p. 14
      5. The Price of Falling Prices, pp. 15-16
      6. Efforts to Break the House Famine, p. 17
      7. The League Preventing War, pp. 18-19
      8. Europe's Debts and Our Duty, p. 20
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 21
      10. Viscount Grey as an Irish Peacemaker, pp. 22-23
      11. Salvaging Austria, p. 24
      12. Lenine as a "Scientific Fanatic", p. 25
      13. A Turkish Attack on the Nationalists, p. 25
      14. Analyzing Accidents to Save the Workers, p. 26
      15. Character in Hand-Shaking, p. 27
      16. Fishing Upside Down, p. 28
      17. Self-Closing Doors to Trap Thieves, p. 28
      18. Porcelain Money, p. 29
      19. Pilgrim Treasures Discovered, p. 30
      20. Bygone Best-Sellers, p. 31
      21. Neglectec Riches in American Literature, p. 32
      22. The "Soviet of Youth" Again, p. 33
      23. Religious Pleas for the League, p. 34
      24. K. of C. to Fight "Shameful Propaganda" in Rome, p. 35
      25. Our Unlisted Christians, p. 36
      26. America's Waste of Babies, pp. 36-37
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      28. Problems of Democracy, pp. 40-41
      29. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 42-43
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-69
      31. Sports and Athletics, pp. 70-119
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 120-129
      33. Current Events, pp. 130-133
      34. Spice of Life, p. 134
    4. [+]
      October 23, 1920 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. The League Issue Splitting the Parties, pp. 11-13
      2. How the Straws Say the Election Will Go, p. 14
      3. Why the Irish Killings Continue, p. 15
      4. A Census "Thunderclap", pp. 16-17
      5. The Fading of the "Red" Shadow, pp. 18-19
      6. Government Duty in the Housing Crisis, p. 20
      7. Praise Corn for Falling Prices, p. 21
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 21
      9. Our Congressmen in the Orient, pp. 22-23
      10. Awful Dangers of Woman Suffrage, p. 24
      11. Turkey Looking for Friends, p. 24
      12. France's "Strong" President, p. 25
      13. How Edison "Won the War", p. 26
      14. A Self-Starter for Locomotives, p. 27
      15. Yeast as Food and Medicine, p. 28
      16. Traffic-Marks on Country Roads, p. 29
      17. Resurrecting Jenny Lind, p. 30
      18. Artistic Losses in France, p. 31
      19. University Troubles in Germany, p. 32
      20. Chesterton's Grudge Against the Pilgrims, p. 33
      21. Woman's Progress Toward the Pulpit, p. 34
      22. How Montclair "Mothers" Foreign Mothers, p. 35
      23. Starved into Leaving the Ministry, p. 36
      24. Catholics Launch a Daily Paper, pp. 36-37
      25. Full Official Text of the League Covenant, pp. 38-43
      26. Reservations Adopted by the Senate, pp. 44-45
      27. Problems of Democracy, pp. 46-48
      28. Current Poetry, p. 49
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 50-77
      30. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 78-91
      31. [+]
        If You Look Like a Butler!, pp. 92-94 - 1 Review
        The Counsel of the Ungodly by Charles Brackett
      32. [+]
        Social Topsyturvies Since the War, pp. 95-96 - 1 Review
        The Adventurous Lady by J.C. Snaith
      33. [+]
        The Trial of London, pp. 97-99 - 1 Review
        The Foolish Lovers by St. John G. Ervine
      34. [+]
        Who Killed John Brake?, pp. 100-101 - 1 Review
        The Paradise Mystery by J.S. Fletcher
      35. [+]
        The Deacon's Money, pp. 102-111 - 1 Review
        The Elder's People by Harriet E. Spofford
      36. Investments and Finance, pp. 112-119
      37. Current Events, pp. 120-125
      38. Miscellaneous, p. 126
    5. [+]
      October 30, 1920 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. The Fight Centers on Article X, pp. 9-10
      2. Deep "Digest" Duplicity Detected, p. 11
      3. The New Czecho-Slovakian Republic, pp. 12-13
      4. British Coal-Strike Issues, pp. 14-15
      5. Probing the Haitian Scandal, p. 16
      6. Hunting the Booze-Outlaws, pp. 17-18
      7. Dark Side of Low Farm Prices, pp. 19-20
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 21
      9. A Letter from Mr. Herbert Hoover, p. 22
      10. The Slaughter of the Innocents, p. 23
      11. All the World Watching the American Election, pp. 24-26
      12. London Prices Falling Down, p. 27
      13. A British Plea for German Children, p. 28
      14. Bernstorff's Hope in the League, p. 29
      15. Our Country Districts Not Decadent, p. 30
      16. Back to the Earth for Building Material, p. 31
      17. Next Winter's Snow, p. 32
      18. Fruitless Fruit Drinks, p. 33
      19. The Quarrel Over "Opal", p. 34
      20. What the Boys are Reading, p. 35
      21. "Mr. Punch's" Regret Over Lost Literary Treasures, p. 36
      22. A Formidable Educational "Boom", p. 37
      23. America Leading Toward World Prohibition, p. 38
      24. "Degraders of the Christian Pulpit", p. 39
      25. O "Bee" Where Is Thy Sting?, p. 39
      26. Bible-Reading in the Balkans, p. 39
      27. God's Place in the Schoolroom, p. 40
      28. Czecho-Slovakia's Moral Awakening, pp. 40-41
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 42-43
      30. Problems of Democracy, pp. 44-45
      31. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 46-47
      32. Personal Glimpses, pp. 48-61
      33. Business Efficiency, pp. 62-87
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 88-96
      35. Current Events, pp. 97-101
      36. Miscellaneous, p. 102
    6. [+]
      November 6, 1920 Issue = 43 Articles
      1. Tax Problems Facing the New Administration, pp. 9-10
      2. How to Avoid a Panic, p. 11
      3. The Building Hold-Up, pp. 12-13
      4. The Railroads' New Fight, pp. 14-15
      5. To Divert Immigrants from the Cities to the Farms, p. 16
      6. Do We Want More Congressmen?, p. 17
      7. Cuba's Sugar Crisis, p. 18
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 19
      9. Ireland an "American Question", pp. 20-21
      10. Bolshevism in Czecho-Slovakia, p. 22
      11. The League and Armaments, p. 22
      12. How Switzerland Pays for War, p. 23
      13. Wrangel the "Unknown Factor", pp. 23-24
      14. Is Leprosy Vanquished?, p. 25
      15. Alcohol and Candy, p. 26
      16. Fossilized Blood, p. 27
      17. Higher Trolley Speed?, p. 27
      18. Living Tree-Stumps, p. 28
      19. Compulsory Motherhood, p. 28
      20. How to Find Lost Radium, p. 29
      21. A Peace Play Accused of War, p. 30
      22. The Poster Art of "Sovdepia", p. 31
      23. Oxford's Friendly Gesture to Germany, p. 31
      24. Literary Value of School-Teachers, p. 32
      25. Kipling in the Movies, p. 33
      26. The "Jewish Peril", p. 34
      27. Good Roads and Better Churches, p. 35
      28. "Spiritual Death" After the War, p. 36
      29. Islam Welcoming Christianity, pp. 36-37
      30. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      31. Young America's Better-English Week, pp. 40-42
      32. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 43
      33. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-79
      34. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 80-100
      35. [+]
        John Burroughs Accepts the Universe, p. 101 - 1 Review
        Accepting the Universe by John Burroughs
      36. [+]
        The Making of an American Citizen, pp. 102-104 - 1 Review
        No Defense by Gilbert Parker
      37. [+]
        Social Barriers Broken by Love and War, pp. 105-109 - 1 Review
        Also Ran by Mrs. Baillie-Reynolds
      38. [+]
        Love and Spiritualism, pp. 110-113 - 1 Review
        The Wind Between the Worlds by Alice Brown
      39. [+]
        Just Susan, pp. 114-129 - 1 Review
        The Book of Susan by Lee Wilson Dodd
      40. Investments and Finance, pp. 130-137
      41. Current Events, pp. 138-141
      42. The Spice of Life, p. 142
      43. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 142
    7. [+]
      November 13, 1920 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. The Republican Avalanche, pp. 11-13
      2. The "Hungarian People's Republic", pp. 14-15
      3. If More Pay Then More Work, p. 16
      4. Food-Price Reductions, pp. 17-18
      5. Ocean Ports for Inland States, p. 19
      6. Unemployment and Wage Cuts, pp. 20-21
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 22
      8. A Call from President-Elect Harding to the American People, p. 23
      9. Is the Entente "Cracking"?, p. 24
      10. Turk Nationalists Turning "Red", p. 25
      11. Omens of Lenine's Doom, p. 26
      12. Franco-German Interdependence, p. 27
      13. Fog-Proofing Our Harbors, p. 28
      14. Scientific Side of the "Hunger Strike", p. 29
      15. Limiting Alcohol Prescriptions, p. 29
      16. A League for Superpower, p. 30
      17. German Regard for Science, p. 31
      18. A New Art in Masks, p. 32
      19. Undying Best-Sellers, p. 33
      20. Taming Mark Twain, p. 34
      21. Sir Herbert Tree's Wit, p. 35
      22. Bible Stories on the Screen, p. 36
      23. Japanese Christians for Peace, p. 37
      24. Resurrecting the Interchurch Movement, p. 38
      25. Our Moral Slump, pp. 38-39
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 40-41
      27. Problems of Democracy, pp. 42-44
      28. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 45
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 46-90
      30. Sports and Athletics, pp. 91-135
      31. Investment and Finance, pp. 136-144
      32. Current Events, pp. 145-148
      33. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 149
      34. The Spice of Life, p. 150
    8. [+]
      November 20, 1920 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. How Labor Voted, pp. 9-11
      2. Sizing Up the Sixty-Seventh Congress, pp. 12-13
      3. The Democracy's Ebb-Tide, pp. 14-15
      4. More Teeth for California's Anti-Alien Land Law, p. 16
      5. The Farmers' Wheat Strike, pp. 17-18
      6. Coal Industry Warned to Reform, p. 19
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      8. Look Out of Your Window at the Children Passing By---To Death!, p. 21
      9. What Harding's Victory Means to Europe, p. 22
      10. Austria's Presidential Campaign, p. 23
      11. Scotland's "Canny" Prohibition, p. 24
      12. Italy's "Bloodless Revolution", pp. 25-26
      13. Does Civilization Move Northward?, p. 27
      14. Britain's Towers of Mystery, p. 28
      15. An Automobile Census, p. 29
      16. Lightning Up To Date, p. 30
      17. Saving Money with a Camera, pp. 30-31
      18. The Oxford Letter to German Professors, p. 32
      19. French Literary Missionaries, p. 33
      20. Evolution of the Book-Publishing Business, p. 34
      21. The Horse-Car Conductor Who Wins the Nobel Prize, p. 35
      22. Do We Believe in the "Fall of Man"?, p. 36
      23. How to Advertise Religion, p. 37
      24. A State Ministry of Motherhood, p. 38
      25. The "Dialect" of the Pulpit, pp. 38-39
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 40-42
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 43
      28. Problems of Democracy, pp. 44-45
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 46-69
      30. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 70-89
      31. [+]
        The Loves of a Prime Minister, pp. 90-91 - 1 Review
        The Life of Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield, Vol. IV, 1855-1868 by George Earle Buckle
      32. [+]
        Defeating Angelica, pp. 92-93 - 1 Review
        Modern Greek Stories by Demetra Vaka and Aristides Phoutrides
      33. [+]
        London To-Day to American Eyes, p. 94 - 1 Review
        An American's London by Louise Closser Hale
      34. [+]
        Wanted---An Inheritor, pp. 95-117 - 1 Review
        A Pawn in Pawn by Richard Drewe
      35. Investments and Finance, pp. 118-127
      36. Current Events, pp. 128-133
      37. The Spice of Life, p. 134
      38. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 134
    9. [+]
      November 27, 1920 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. The Shipping Board Scandal, pp. 9-11
      2. The New Bulgaria, pp. 12-13
      3. After Wrangel What?, pp. 14-15
      4. Trouble Brewing for Home-Brewers, pp. 16-17
      5. The Coming Open-Shop War, pp. 18-19
      6. A Fiume Settlement with D'Annunzio Left Out, p. 20
      7. War-Bonuses in Twelve States, p. 21
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 22
      9. Half a Million Dollars---and Just Beginning, p. 23
      10. How Europe Views Wrangel's Collapse, pp. 24-25
      11. Singapore's Rubber Crisis, p. 26
      12. Legalizing Land Seizures in Italy, p. 27
      13. Constantinople Shocked by New York, p. 28
      14. A New Search for the Oldest Man, p. 29
      15. Kind Words for American Anthropology, p. 30
      16. Paying for Tons of Water in Food, p. 31
      17. When the Hero Lights a Match, p. 32
      18. The Dishwashing Machine as a Germ-Killer, p. 33
      19. Another German Monopoly Broken, p. 33
      20. The Famous Rejected in the Light of the Elected, p. 34
      21. Louise Imogen Guiney, p. 35
      22. The Uncriticized Art of Acting, p. 36
      23. Who Owns a Work of Art?, p. 37
      24. Prohibition Results in One City, p. 38
      25. Need of an Abridged Bible, p. 39
      26. How to Fill the Country Church, p. 40
      27. The Y.M.C.A. Still Working Abroad, pp. 40-41
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 42-44
      29. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 45
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 46-67
      31. Business Efficiency, pp. 68-89
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 90-96
      33. Current Events, pp. 97-100
      34. The Spice of Life, pp. 101-102
      35. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 103-104
    10. [+]
      December 4, 1920 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. The "Parliament of Man" at Geneva, pp. 9-11
      2. Mr. Hoover's Labor Plans, pp. 12-13
      3. Opening Lenine's "Treasure-House", pp. 14-15
      4. The Seven Millers of Kansas, p. 16
      5. Trying to Carve Turkey, p. 17
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 18
      7. The Nation's Press Rallying ot the Children's Rescue, pp. 19-20
      8. Get Your Liberty Bonds Out of the Vault and Make Them Earn Bigger Dividends, p. 21
      9. Exit Venizelos Enter Constantine, pp. 22-23
      10. Austria's Plight, p. 24
      11. Little Latvia's Great Role, p. 25
      12. Emigration from Ireland, p. 26
      13. Evolution's Most Romantic Moment, p. 27
      14. Medical News in the Papers, p. 28
      15. Still Hunting German Traps, p. 29
      16. Seeing by Ear, p. 29
      17. Motor-Trailers to Solve Transportation, p. 30
      18. Fruit-Juices in Fruit Drinks, p. 30
      19. Nuts as Food, p. 31
      20. Tailoring with a Camera, p. 31
      21. Treating Labor Artistically, p. 32
      22. The Operatic Straws in World Revolutions, p. 33
      23. American Films Corrupting Britain, p. 34
      24. Turkish Women on the Stage, p. 34
      25. A Canadian Literary Declaration of Independence, p. 35
      26. Japan's New Religion, p. 36
      27. Lighting the "Christ-Candle", p. 37
      28. Czecho-Slovakia's New National Church, p. 38
      29. Christmas Cheer for Prisoners' Children, pp. 38-39
      30. Current Poetry, pp. 40-42
      31. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 43
      32. Problems of Democracy, pp. 44-45
      33. Personal Glimpses, pp. 46-61
      34. The Slaughter of the Innocents, pp. 62-63
      35. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 64-85
      36. [+]
        Twenty-Six Christmas Books for Children, pp. 86-129 - 22 Reviews
        Grimm's Fairy Tales by Eleanor Hallowell Abbott
        The Boy's Book of Magic by Hereward Carrington
        The Children of Odin by Padraic Colum
        Princess White Flame by Gertrude Crownfield
        Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe
        The Sandman's Mountain by Louis Dodge
        Jackanapes, Daddy Darwin's Dovecot and Other Stories by Juliana Ewing
        The Secret of Everyday Things by Jean-Henri Fabre
        A Book of Boyhoods by Eugenie M. Fryer
        Uncle Remus: His Songs and His Sayings by Joel Chandler Harris
        The Tippy Toe Bubble Books by Ralph Mayhew
        Westward Ho! by Charles Kingsley
        Laboulaye's Fairy Book by Edouard Laboulaye
        Jimmy Quigg, Office Boy by Harold S. Latham
        The Story of Doctor Dolittle by Hugh Lofting
        Eileen's Adventures in Wonderland by Zillah K. Macdonald
        Tyltyl by Maurice Maeterlinck
        The Boy Scouts' Year-Book by Franklin K. Mathiews
        Boy Heroes in Fiction by Inez N. McFee
        Girl Heroines in Fiction by Inez N. McFee
        Roads to Childhood by Anne Carroll Moore
        Theodore Roosevelt by Edmund Lester Pearson
      37. Current Events, pp. 130-134
    11. [+]
      December 11, 1920 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. America's High Tide of Crime, pp. 11-13
      2. The New and Greater Rumania, pp. 14-15
      3. The League's Swaddling-Clothes, pp. 16-17
      4. Oil Troubling the Diplomatic Waters, pp. 18-19
      5. War-Time Offenders Out of Jail, p. 20
      6. Non-Partizan League Gains, p. 21
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 22
      8. A Hundred Thousand Precious Lives Are Saved as the First Million Dollars Is Given, p. 23
      9. Germany's Third Year of Peace, pp. 24-25
      10. A British Invitation to America's Press, p. 26
      11. The World as Lenine's Oyster, p. 26
      12. Norway's Trial of Prohibition, pp. 27-28
      13. The Death-Throes of a Plant, p. 29
      14. Hypodermic Salvage, p. 30
      15. Poisoning in an Automobile Tunnel, p. 31
      16. Does Tobacco Kill Mouth-Germs?, p. 31
      17. A Famous Old Locomotive, p. 32
      18. A Safety Watch-Dial, p. 33
      19. Bread Without Flour, p. 33
      20. Artistic Signs for the Highway, p. 34
      21. German Music in Westminster Abbey, p. 35
      22. Gathering Roosevelt Anecdotes, p. 35
      23. An American "Macbeth" in London, p. 36
      24. Resenting Grieg in Ragtime, p. 37
      25. Church Union as a "Great Illusion", p. 38
      26. Buddhism's Forward Movement, p. 39
      27. The Praying Football Team, p. 39
      28. China's Starving Millions, pp. 40-42
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 43-44
      30. World-Wide Trade Facts, p. 45
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 46-73
      32. Sports and Athletics, pp. 74-107
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 108-111
      34. Current Events, pp. 112-117
      35. The Spice of Life, p. 118
      36. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 118
    12. [+]
      December 18, 1920 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. The Threatened Inundation from Europe, pp. 7-9
      2. President Wilson's "Confession of Faith", pp. 10-11
      3. First Aid to Farmers, pp. 12-13
      4. Our Neighbor Armenia, pp. 14-15
      5. West Virginia's War, p. 16
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      7. A Great Union of Forces to Save Europe's Children, p. 18
      8. Must American Children Go Hungry to Bed to Relieve You from Sacrifice?, p. 19
      9. European Views of "New" America, p. 20
      10. What's Wrong with Germany?, p. 21
      11. "Keeping" the Kaiser in Holland, p. 22
      12. American Trade Conquests in India, p. 23
      13. How to Lower Prices, p. 24
      14. The Truth About American Dyes, p. 25
      15. Charring Not a Wood-Preservative, p. 26
      16. Saving the Lives of Clothes, p. 26
      17. Straw Gas for Farm Use, p. 27
      18. A Seesaw Windmill, p. 28
      19. How Safe Is Flying?, p. 28
      20. When Your Name Is Not Your Own, p. 29
      21. [+]
        The Storm About "Margot", p. 30 - 1 Review
        Margot Asquith: An Autobiography by Margot Asquith
      22. A New Literary Type, p. 31
      23. A Film Duel, p. 32
      24. Chicago Indicting Herself Operatically, pp. 32-33
      25. Christ and Buddha at Tokyo, p. 34
      26. Are We Overdoing "Safety First"?, p. 35
      27. Is the Jew Convertible?, p. 36
      28. The Cannibal's Substitute for Religion, pp. 36-37
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      30. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 40-41
      31. Problems of Democracy, pp. 42-43
      32. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-53
      33. Winter Travel and Recreation, pp. 54-83
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 84-88
      35. Current Events, pp. 89-93
      36. The Spice of Life, p. 94
      37. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 94
    13. [+]
      December 25, 1920 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Burning of Cork as the Climax in Ireland, pp. 5-7
      2. The New Kingdom of Greece, pp. 8-9
      3. Disarmament Postponed, pp. 10-11
      4. Why Four Billions for Four Years?, pp. 12-13
      5. To Halt the European Invasion, pp. 14-15
      6. Dr. Wells Dissects Russia, pp. 16-17
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 18
      8. "What Shall I Give for Christmas?", p. 19
      9. India's Struggle for Home Rule, pp. 20-21
      10. Conflicting Verdicts on Bolshevik Siberia, p. 22
      11. Canada Damming Europe's Flood, p. 23
      12. Monarchical Drift in Hungary, p. 24
      13. Why We Die So Fast, p. 25
      14. Structural Art, p. 26
      15. Baby's Perilous Path, p. 27
      16. Why "Back to the Farm"?, p. 28
      17. The Christ-Child in Art, p. 29
      18. Movie "Reprisals" Threatened, p. 30
      19. The New Boy and the Old Book, p. 30
      20. Decay of Choral Music, p. 31
      21. Rewriting "Margot's" Diary, p. 32
      22. The Christ of the Medals, pp. 33-34
      23. The New Religion in Russia, p. 35
      24. The "Invisible Guest" at the Christmas Dinner, p. 36
      25. Korea's Religious Peril, pp. 36-37
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 38-41
      27. World-Wide Trade Facts, pp. 42-44
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 45-54
      29. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 55-69
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 70-73
      31. Current Events, pp. 74-77
      32. The Spice of Life, p. 78
      33. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 79-80
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