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      3. America's Business Life-Line to Europe, p. 14
      4. The Rain of Law, p. 15
      5. Uncle Sam's Six Demands on China, p. 16
      6. Our Black Shirts and the Reds, pp. 16-17
      7. To Aid Building by Curtailing It, pp. 18-19
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      9. What's Really the Matter with China, p. 21
      10. A British Tax on Betting, p. 22
      11. Canadians Coming Our Way, p. 23
      12. French Fears of an Anglo-Saxon Entente, p. 24
      13. A Proposed American League of Nations, p. 25
      14. The Time to Start a Factory, p. 26
      15. A College that Teaches Health, p. 27
      16. How Storms March, p. 28
      17. Our Inefficient Street-Lamps, p. 29
      18. Limits of Radio, p. 29
      19. How to Borrow an Aerial, p. 30
      20. Acid Soil for Plants That Like It, p. 30
      21. Music Loses a Critic of Commanding Influence, pp. 31-32
      22. A Cartoonist in the French Academy, p. 33
      23. Prize for a New College Song, p. 33
      24. Oxford's Hospitality to German Students, p. 34
      25. "The Hairy Ape" in France, p. 35
      26. Australia Unimprest by Our Stage, p. 35
      27. The Holy Family in a Lenten Play, p. 36
      28. To Forestall College Atheism, p. 37
      29. A Catholic Effort to Pacify Ireland, pp. 37-39
      30. Current Poetry, pp. 40-41
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 42-72
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      1. Bolshevism's "Public Challenge To God", pp. 7-9
      2. Uncle Sam Harpooning the Oil Sharks, pp. 10-11
      3. A Living Argument for the League, pp. 12-13
      4. Chicago's "Clean-Up" Election, p. 14
      5. The Naval Danger at Panama, p. 15
      6. To Make Prosperity Permanent, pp. 16-17
      7. Spring Hints of Tax Cuts, p. 18
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 19
      9. Britain's Third Workless Winter, p. 20
      10. Japan "Before" and "After", p. 21
      11. A French Jab at Our "Imperialism", p. 22
      12. Belgium's "Cry of the Children", p. 23
      13. The Marriage of Mississippi and Pontchartrain, pp. 24-25
      14. Tunnel Masks for Engineers, p. 26
      15. Standardizing Radio, p. 26
      16. An Electric Ferry-Boat, p. 27
      17. Bernhardt France's "Greatest Missionary", pp. 28-29
      18. Defending the Spanish Language Against Us, p. 30
      19. Paying Not Rewarding the Poets, p. 31
      20. The World Awry in Belloc's Eyes, pp. 31-32
      21. To Create Good-Will Between Jew and Gentile, pp. 33-34
      22. Useless Autopsies on Society, p. 35
      23. Cradles Instead of Divorces, p. 35
      24. The Yearning to Be "Cussed Out", p. 36
      25. A New Dynasty of Prophets, pp. 36-37
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-77
      28. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 78-93
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      30. Current Events, pp. 98-99
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      4. The Clash in the Klan, p. 13
      5. Cecil's Revival of the League Issue, p. 14
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      7. Good and Evil in the Fullre Dinner-Pail, pp. 16-17
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      9. The Oriental Labyrinth at Lausanne, pp. 19-20
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      11. Heartening the Germans to Work, p. 22
      12. Ruhr Intervention in Japanese Eyes, p. 22
      13. "Dry" Norway Trading Fish for Wine, p. 23
      14. A New American Empire Delayed by State Quarrels, p. 24
      15. New Terror to Moths, p. 25
      16. Could Wireless Set Off a Blast?, p. 26
      17. An American Botanical Immigrant, p. 26
      18. The Passing of the Shack, p. 26
      19. The World's Deepest Mine, p. 26
      20. The One Best Way to Work, p. 27
      21. Left-Handed Orators, p. 27
      22. Renaissance Frescoes in Florence by an American, p. 28
      23. Who May Be Laureates, p. 29
      24. What Killed Lord Carnavon?, pp. 30-31
      25. What the German Opera Taught Us, p. 32
      26. All Faiths United by the Red Assault on Religion, pp. 33-34
      27. Black Bread on the Waters, p. 35
      28. "Flunking" on the Bible, p. 36
      29. India's Debt to the Missionaries, pp. 36-37
      30. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-53
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      8. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      9. Map: Present Occupation of the Rhineland by Allied Troops, p. 18
      10. Germany's Offer of the Olive Branch, p. 19
      11. The Japanese Trek to South America, p. 20
      12. Strafing Paris Fashions, p. 21
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      14. Latin-American Criticism of Uncle Sam, p. 22
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      4. The Child with the Hoe, p. 15
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      13. Machinery to Replace Immigrants, p. 26
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      17. The Way Out of Coal Famines, p. 30
      18. Bacteria Everywhere, p. 30
      19. The Last "Queen of the Theater", pp. 31-32
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      21. Hisses for Modern Music, p. 33
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      23. A Former Atheist at the Cross, pp. 35-36
      24. Klan Knights Put Out of Church, p. 37
      25. "First Ade" to Youth, p. 37
      26. The Religion of To-morrow, pp. 38-39
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 40-41
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      2. Bandit Rule in China, p. 8
      3. Labor's New Day in Mexico, pp. 9-10
      4. Facts and Fancies About the Reparations Tangle, p. 11
      5. A Blue Day for the Reds, p. 12
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      8. Latin-American Doubts About the Monroe Doctrine, p. 15
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      11. "On the Holy Front" in Russia, p. 19
      12. London's View of the Klan Row, p. 20
      13. Supreme Court "Invades" Europe, pp. 20-21
      14. The Mystery of Bird Migration, pp. 22-23
      15. Some Strange Things Foreigners Eat, p. 24
      16. Pills and Pellets Up-to-Date, p. 25
      17. Getting Away from a Fire in Time, p. 26
      18. The Cars the People Want, p. 26
      19. An Up-to-Date Station, p. 26
      20. Meeting Conrad at the Ship, pp. 27-28
      21. A "Bolshevik" Theater Heading Our Way, p. 29
      22. Too Many Opinions, p. 30
      23. Neglected by the Younger Generation, p. 30
      24. A New Protestant Reformation, p. 31
      25. Medals for Rooseveltian Qualities, p. 32
      26. Child Suicide and the Cure for It, p. 33
      27. The Flapper as a Religious Force, pp. 34-35
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-53
      30. Sports and Athletics, pp. 54-71
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-74
      32. Current Events, pp. 75-76
      33. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 77
      34. The Spice of Life, p. 78
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      3. Unlimited Liquor Prescriptions, pp. 10-11
      4. A "Flexible" Tariff that Doesn't Flex, pp. 12-13
      5. To Exchange Food with Canada, p. 14
      6. Mr. Dawes and His "Minute Men", p. 15
      7. Pennsylvania to Pension the Aged, p. 16
      8. Detroit's Street Railway Puzzle, p. 16
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      10. Qualms About the Chester Concession, pp. 18-19
      11. A Glance at Guatemala, p. 20
      12. Attacking the Monroe Doctrine, p. 20
      13. Pro-Russian Sentiment in Japan, p. 21
      14. Hungary's Need of Help, p. 22
      15. How to Keep Farms from Washington Away, p. 23
      16. Is the Doctor a Good Citizen?, p. 24
      17. The Eclipse and Einstein, p. 25
      18. The Silkworm's Job in Danger, p. 25
      19. Stock Fakers and Medical Fakers, p. 26
      20. A Flame as a Telephone Diaphragm, p. 27
      21. Shall We Advertise by Radio?, p. 27
      22. "Anna Christie" Takes London, p. 28
      23. French Sarcasm Over German Scholarship, p. 29
      24. Celebrating the "First Folio", p. 30
      25. Scenic Artists Escaping from Their Art, p. 31
      26. The Religious Melee in Russia, p. 32
      27. Honesty Among Beggars, p. 33
      28. Is Man More than Mud?, pp. 34-35
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-59
      31. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 60-79
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 80-82
      33. Current Events, pp. 83-84
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 85
      35. The Spice of Life, p. 86
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      1. The State's Duty To Stay Dry, pp. 11-13
      2. Harding Hits Factionalism, p. 14
      3. A Business Man to Steer Britain, p. 15
      4. Signs of Better Times in Europe, p. 16
      5. A Negro Controller at New Orleans, p. 17
      6. The "Open Shop" as a Red-Hot Issue, pp. 18-19
      7. Why We Buy More Than We Sell, p. 20
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 21
      9. The Marvelous Maze of Reparations, pp. 22-23
      10. Japanese Urging We Join the League, p. 24
      11. The Chinese Chaos, p. 25
      12. Irish Unemployment Fears, p. 26
      13. Measuring the Mentalities in Our Melting-Pot, p. 27
      14. Filled Milk Again, p. 28
      15. Is the Einstein Theory a Crazy Vagary?, p. 29
      16. The New Life-Saver: Adrenalin, p. 30
      17. The Music Cure Among the Indians, p. 30
      18. Broadcasting a Whole Opera, p. 31
      19. The New Freer Gallery as a Test of Taste, pp. 32-33
      20. Davison Scholars to Reciprocate Rhodes, p. 34
      21. Passing Off Kipling as Hemon, p. 35
      22. Revamping the Bible, p. 36
      23. Why Labor Dislikes the Church, p. 37
      24. Salvation Through Play, p. 38
      25. Current Poetry, p. 39
      26. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-59
      27. Playgrounds at Home and Abroad, pp. 60-101
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 102-105
      29. Current Events, pp. 106-108
      30. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 109
      31. The Spice of Life, p. 110
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      June 9, 1923 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Death Struggles of the Twelve-Hour Day, pp. 7-8
      2. Collapse of De Valera's Revolt, p. 9
      3. The Republican Rumpus, pp. 10-11
      4. The Klan Defies a State, p. 12
      5. Another Attack on the Railroads, pp. 13-14
      6. To Puncture Building Prices, p. 15
      7. Huge Imports Despite the Tariff Wall, p. 16
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      9. Mussolini's Road to Imperial Italy, pp. 18-19
      10. Japanes Tests of Our Sincerity, p. 20
      11. The Obregon-Harding Conference in Mexican Eyes, p. 21
      12. Armament "Folly" in South America, p. 22
      13. German Disillusion, p. 22
      14. The Greatest Iron Deposit in the World, p. 23
      15. Fighting Mosquitoes with Minnows, p. 24
      16. A Floating Dutch Village, p. 25
      17. 1923---Locust Year, p. 25
      18. The Milky Way as an Ice-House, p. 26
      19. Soot and Oxygen: A New Explosive, p. 26
      20. Broadcasting Wagner, p. 27
      21. Aircraft on Merchant Ships, p. 27
      22. Painting the Irony of War, p. 28
      23. Wrangling Over the Pulitzer Awards, pp. 29-30
      24. Britishers Take Notice, p. 31
      25. The Prize-Winning Editorial, p. 31
      26. Presbyterians Called Upon to Sign the Pledge, pp. 32-33
      27. Unbelief a Mental Colic, p. 34
      28. Our Favorite Hymns, p. 35
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-57
      31. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 58-71
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-75
      33. Current Events, pp. 76-77
      34. The Spice of Life, p. 78
      35. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 79
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      June 16, 1923 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. A New "Whiskey Rebellion" Started by New York, pp. 5-8
      2. The Formidability of Ford, p. 9
      3. To Draft Wealth Too in the Next War, p. 10
      4. Free Speech and Jailed Speakers, pp. 10-13
      5. America Claims One-Fifth Germany's Reparations Offer, pp. 14-15
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      7. French and German Proposals of an Entente, p. 17
      8. How for a Hindu Merchant Marine!, p. 18
      9. Turkish Premier on Turkish Policy, p. 19
      10. South American "Misunderstandings", p. 20
      11. Fighting the Plant Pirates, p. 21
      12. The Strain of the Tropics, p. 22
      13. Red-Hot Rivets Through a Blow-Gun, p. 23
      14. Correction, p. 23
      15. Plate-Lipped Flappers of Central Africa, p. 24
      16. Why "Synthetic Gold" Is Unlikely, p. 25
      17. Fighting Aircraft with Radio, p. 25
      18. France to Mark Our First Landing "Over There", p. 26
      19. Decoration Day in French Schools, p. 27
      20. Better Manners in Literature, p. 28
      21. The South Exprest Artistically, p. 29
      22. Reading Hauptmann a Lesson, p. 29
      23. The Presbyterian Fight for the Old Faith, pp. 30-31
      24. Are Social Workers "Nuts"?, p. 32
      25. Room for Christ in the Inn, pp. 32-33
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-49
      28. Sports and Athletics, pp. 50-69
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 70-74
      30. Current Events, pp. 75-76
      31. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 77
      32. The Spice of Life, p. 78
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      June 23, 1923 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Germany's Latest Offer, pp. 5-7
      2. What American Financiers Think of German Credit, pp. 8-9
      3. Austria---First in War First in Peace, p. 10
      4. Meaning of Bulgaria's Upheaval, p. 11
      5. Dangers in the Coal Situat8ion, pp. 12-13
      6. A Big Bucket-Shop Clean-Up On, p. 14
      7. Yo-Ho-Ho---But No Bottle of Rum, pp. 15-16
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      9. Why Asia Is Rising Against Europe, p. 18
      10. New Chinese Boycott of Japan, p. 19
      11. Poland's Poverty, p. 20
      12. Suspected Anti-French Moves, p. 21
      13. What Ten Years Did to Us, p. 22
      14. Lighthouse to Honor Columbus, p. 23
      15. Throwing a Real Boomerang, p. 24
      16. Wanted: A Radio Language, p. 24
      17. A Safety Zone, p. 25
      18. Baking Not a Home Industry, p. 25
      19. A New Link Between Life and Death, p. 26
      20. Why Is a Fat Man?, p. 26
      21. Censorship or Not, pp. 27-29
      22. Not Yet an American Language, p. 30
      23. The Best and Worst Plays, p. 31
      24. Offended at Merton's Prayer, p. 31
      25. Labor Sentiment on Liquor, p. 32
      26. A Centenary of Child-Training, p. 33
      27. A League of Religions, p. 33
      28. A Prayer for the World Court, pp. 34-35
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-61
      31. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 62-73
      32. Investments and Finance, p. 74
      33. Current Events, pp. 75-76
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 77
      35. The Spice of Life, p. 78
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      June 30, 1923 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Who Will Be the Democratic Nominee?, pp. 5-8
      2. "God Help the Surplus!", p. 9
      3. Why Stamboulisky Fell, pp. 10-11
      4. Dr. Mellon's Medicinal Ship Rations, p. 12
      5. The Kansas Court Losing Its Teeth, p. 13
      6. Uncle Sam---Coal-Miner, pp. 14-15
      7. Where Our Vanishing Millionaires Are Hiding, pp. 16-17
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 18
      9. Russia's New Economic Compromise a Failure, pp. 19-21
      10. Touble Brewing in Kenya, p. 22
      11. Russia's German Air Fleet, p. 23
      12. Women as Inventors, p. 24
      13. Price Reporting to Farmers by Radio, p. 25
      14. Our Globe-Circling Blood-Channels, p. 26
      15. Making Checks as Safe as Money, p. 26
      16. Forecasting Crops from the Air, p. 27
      17. Finding Five Miles of Platinum, p. 28
      18. Toads that Squirt Blood from Their Eyes, p. 28
      19. Max Beerbohm Flings a Paint-Pot at Royalty, pp. 29-30
      20. Ruffling Jonathan, p. 31
      21. Poe Remembered in the South, p. 31
      22. Still Quarreling Over "America", p. 32
      23. Religion's Broadside Against Steel, pp. 33-34
      24. A Thousand Thoughts on the Church, p. 35
      25. Unseen Converts, p. 36
      26. The Church a Stingy Employer, pp. 36-37
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-49
      29. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 50-57
      30. Investments and Finance, p. 58
      31. Current Events, pp. 59-60
      32. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 61
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 62
  2. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1923 = 13 Issues, 439 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 7, 1923 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Mr. Harding's Bid for the Dry Vote, pp. 11-13
      2. Business with the Brakes On, pp. 14-15
      3. War-Time Prisoners Let Out of Jail, p. 16
      4. The Terrors of Ellis Island, p. 17
      5. The Wheat-Grower Too Successful, pp. 18-19
      6. Opium Interests Blocking Reform, pp. 20-21
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 22
      8. Is Germany Too Poor to Pay?---Yes and No, pp. 23-24
      9. Russian Papers---Red but Not Read, p. 25
      10. Spain Discarding Bull-Fights, p. 26
      11. What Angora Is Doing to Britain, p. 27
      12. Training the Ear to Be Sharper, p. 28
      13. Locating Telephone Trouble by Radio, p. 29
      14. A Girl Engineer in Kansas City, p. 29
      15. Steam at Terrific Pressure, p. 30
      16. Do Buyers Turn to the Right?, p. 30
      17. Pumping a River Out of a Mine, p. 31
      18. Camels Cows and Tobacco, p. 31
      19. Mending Locomotives in Shipyard, p. 32
      20. America at Chaumont, p. 33
      21. France Worried Over Stage Laxity, p. 34
      22. American Dancing in Russian Eyes, p. 35
      23. History and Fiction as International Trouble-Makers, pp. 36-37
      24. Chivalry the Religion of To-morrow, p. 38
      25. The Hearth an Altar to Go, p. 39
      26. Must All Doctrine Go?, p. 39
      27. The Horse Sense in Union, pp. 40-41
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 42-44
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 45-63
      30. Sports and Athletics, pp. 64-73
      31. Investments and Finance, p. 74
      32. Current Events, pp. 75-77
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 78
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 79
    2. [+]
      July 14, 1923 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Harding's Plan To Cut the Cost of Living, pp. 5-7
      2. Courting the Court's Critics, pp. 8-9
      3. The New Hard-Coal Wage Demands, p. 10
      4. The Railroad Urge to Merge, p. 11
      5. French Sky Hornets Worry Britain, pp. 12-13
      6. To Mend War Not End It, p. 14
      7. Women to Help Run the G.O.P., p. 15
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      9. The Vatican's Proposal for Peace in the Ruhr, p. 17
      10. Troublesome Formosa, p. 18
      11. Growls from the Helpless Russian Bear, p. 19
      12. Mexican Women Assail Alcohol, p. 20
      13. Effect of Prohibition on Alcoholism, p. 21
      14. Evolution in a Nutshell, p. 22
      15. Submarine Tractors to Raise Wrecks, p. 23
      16. A 3 1/2-Ton Camera, p. 23
      17. Telephone Cables Riddled by Beetles, p. 24
      18. Cottonless Cottonwoods, p. 24
      19. How Far Can My Radio Set Receive?, p. 25
      20. Why Does Bread Grow Stale?, p. 25
      21. New Methods Uncovering a New Pompeii, p. 26
      22. "Putting Over" Poetry, p. 27
      23. Our Deadly "Self-Satisfaction", p. 28
      24. Duse Reminds Us There Were Actors, p. 29
      25. Men of Science Also Men of Faith, p. 30
      26. Sanctioning Armed Peace, p. 31
      27. Canada Blazing the Way to Unity, p. 32
      28. Banking and Church-Going, pp. 32-33
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-49
      31. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 50-63
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-65
      33. Current Events, pp. 66-68
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 69
      35. The Spice of Life, p. 70
    3. [+]
      July 21, 1923 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. The Fight on for the Democratic Nomination, pp. 5-7
      2. Mr. Harding Foreshadows his 1924 Platform, pp. 8-9
      3. The Recommendation to Seize the Hard-Coal Mines, pp. 10-11
      4. Less Prospert of Less Taxes, pp. 12-13
      5. Davis Out Work to Davis to Work, p. 14
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 15
      7. Cartoonists' Impressions on the Deadlock in the Ruhr, p. 16
      8. How Germany Is Winning Russia, p. 17
      9. Manitoba Abandons Prohibition, p. 18
      10. Leasing the Italian Railroads, p. 19
      11. Government Protects Norwegian Banks, p. 20
      12. Movies at 5000 Per Second, p. 21
      13. To Find When Metal Gets Tired, p. 22
      14. Why Is a Dope Fiend?, p. 23
      15. A Silent Elevated Railroad, p. 23
      16. Where the Cold Waves Come From, p. 24
      17. Alan Seeger in Paris, p. 25
      18. Emerson Hough's Dying Mesage, p. 25
      19. Alternatives to Sex Novels, p. 26
      20. The Devastating Movies, p. 27
      21. Stagnation and Poverty in French Art, p. 28
      22. A British God-Speed for American Prohibition, p. 29
      23. Church Gains in Canada, p. 30
      24. The Faith of the Campus, p. 30
      25. Arabian Nights in New York, p. 31
      26. Rockefeller's Battle with the Bacilli, p. 32
      27. Less Law and More Religion, pp. 32-33
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 34-37
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-51
      30. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 52-65
      31. Investments and Finance, p. 66
      32. Current Events, pp. 67-68
      33. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 69
      34. The Spice of Life, p. 70
    4. [+]
      July 28, 1923 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Shall Uncle Sam Help Break the Ruhr Deadlock?, pp. 5-7
      2. The Minnesota Political Twister, pp. 8-9
      3. Oil and Glory at Lausanne, pp. 10-11
      4. The Dollar-Wheat Tragedy, pp. 12-13
      5. France Signs Up for Naval Peace, pp. 14-15
      6. Why Lynching Has Slumped, p. 16
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      8. The Tangle of Tangier, p. 18
      9. Dollar Diplomacy in Latin America, p. 19
      10. Drying Other People's Ships, p. 20
      11. 20000 Men Without a Country, p. 21
      12. Does Infection Move Westward?, p. 22
      13. Oil-Tank Fire-Extinguisher, p. 23
      14. Making and Losing Money in Radio, p. 24
      15. Are You an Air-Swallower?, p. 24
      16. Are White Soaps the Best?, p. 25
      17. Etna's Show a Solo Performance, p. 25
      18. End of the Ballet Russe, p. 26
      19. Nonsense to the Rescue!, p. 27
      20. "Writing Down" American Literature, p. 28
      21. The Poets in Revolt, p. 28
      22. A Laureate for Oklahoma, p. 29
      23. The Methodist Split on Russia's New Church, pp. 30-31
      24. Live "Copy" for the Church, p. 32
      25. The Religious Detective, pp. 32-33
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-45
      28. Sports and Athletics, pp. 46-57
      29. Investments and Finance, p. 58
      30. Current Events, pp. 59-60
      31. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 61
      32. The Spice of Life, p. 62
    5. [+]
      August 4, 1923 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Philippine Row, pp. 13-15
      2. Hiram Johnson's Opening Gun, p. 16
      3. What Turkey Won at Lausanne, p. 17
      4. The Wheat-Belt Rebellion, pp. 18-19
      5. Gompers After Gary's Men, pp. 20-21
      6. Rebusting a Triple Trust, p. 22
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 23
      8. Britain's "Check" on Japan, pp. 24-25
      9. Why France and England Differ, p. 26
      10. Italy's Need of the Reparations, p. 27
      11. Soviet Boycott of Switzerland, p. 28
      12. Cotton-Picking by Suction, p. 29
      13. Learning Astronomy by Making Telescopes, p. 30
      14. A New Kind of Filter, p. 31
      15. That Gold in Labrador, p. 31
      16. Odd Foreign Drinks, p. 32
      17. How to Treat Snake-Bite, p. 33
      18. Locating Telephone Trouble by Radio, p. 33
      19. When Is an Antique Not an Antique?, p. 34
      20. "Polly" Goes to Court, p. 35
      21. So French Is Only a German Dialect!, p. 36
      22. Universities Ruined by the Soviets, p. 36
      23. Any One's Vocabulary of 10000 Words, p. 37
      24. Christian Nations Urged to "Try Christianity", p. 38
      25. A "Body and Soul" Clinic, p. 39
      26. The Salvation Army's West Point, p. 40
      27. A Movie-Made Reputation, p. 40
      28. Current Poetry, p. 41
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 42-65
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 66-67
      31. Current Events, pp. 68-69
      32. The Spice of Life, p. 70
    6. [+]
      August 11, 1923 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Warren G. Harding: Apostle of Peace, pp. 7-9
      2. The Preservation of Alaska's Resources, pp. 10-12
      3. Germany's Road to Ruin, pp. 13-14
      4. Ringside Remarks as the First Democratic Hat Sails In, pp. 15-16
      5. A 20th Amendment Now on the Way, p. 17
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 18
      7. Mussolini's New Victory, p. 19
      8. Anxiety in the Pacific, p. 20
      9. Did Patriarch Tikhon Recant?, p. 21
      10. Why Uncle Sam "Riles" Australia, p. 22
      11. Chemistry in the Next War, p. 23
      12. Iodin as a Water-Purifier, p. 24
      13. The Haunted Restaurant, p. 25
      14. Do Motor Cars Make Us Lazy?, p. 25
      15. Concrete Reinforced with Bamboo, p. 25
      16. When Radio and Copyright Clash, p. 26
      17. Fish Not a Brain Food, p. 27
      18. Engineers Who Don't Whistle, p. 27
      19. Wanted: A Volstead Act to Prohibit Plagiarism, p. 28
      20. Composer and Conductor at Eleven, p. 29
      21. "If I Were an Actor", p. 30
      22. Missouri Honors the Prince of Humorists, p. 30
      23. Pictures Painted to Stay, p. 31
      24. A Plan to "Liberalize the Fundamentalists", p. 32
      25. The Protestant Plight in Europe, p. 33
      26. From Knot-Hole to Bleacher, p. 33
      27. ---"And ye Visited Me Not", pp. 34-35
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-49
      30. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 50-57
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 58-59
      32. Current Events, pp. 60-61
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 62
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 63
    7. [+]
      August 18, 1923 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. What To Expect from Coolidge, pp. 8-10
      2. The Presidency "A Man-Killing Job", pp. 11-12
      3. Our New Relations with Turkey, p. 13
      4. Economic Causes of the Negro Exodus, pp. 14-15
      5. All-Year Work for Every Year, p. 16
      6. Alaska's Problem as President Harding Saw It, pp. 17-18
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 19
      8. What Harding's Passing Means in Other Lands, pp. 20-21
      9. Austria's Gradual Recovery, p. 22
      10. A Japanese Project Against Anglo-Saxon "Domination", pp. 22-23
      11. What Canada Thought of Harding, p. 24
      12. Plants that Twist, p. 25
      13. A Stone-Eating Shell-Fish, p. 26
      14. To Launch Our Helium Airship, p. 26
      15. Working on the Mind Through the Body, p. 27
      16. Lowering Heavy Tanks with Melting Ice, p. 28
      17. Making a Subway Out of an Old Canal, p. 28
      18. Brain-Workers Getting Together, p. 29
      19. America's Loaf in Russia, p. 30
      20. Homiletic Bootleggers, p. 31
      21. Healing the Methodist Rupture, p. 31
      22. The "Poor Man's Sunday" in London, p. 32
      23. Pavlowa's Geisha Girls and Their Pavlowa, p. 33
      24. Jack Dempsey in Oil, p. 34
      25. California's New Museum of Franco-American Art, p. 34
      26. The Cooperative Joke, p. 35
      27. The Newspaper Game, pp. 36-37
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 38-40
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 41-55
      30. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 56-65
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 66-68
      32. Current Events, p. 69
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 70
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 71
    8. [+]
      August 25, 1923 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The New Republican Political Outlook, pp. 5-7
      2. Cheap "Gas"---but Costly, pp. 8-9
      3. "Seeing Germany" with the Cartoonists, p. 10
      4. The Ominous Franco-British Situation, p. 11
      5. To Soften Hard Coal's Heart with Soft Coal, pp. 12-13
      6. The End of an Imperfect Day, p. 14
      7. The League's Disarmament Plan, p. 15
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      9. Seeking American Aid in the Ruhr, p. 17
      10. Canada's Pulpwood "Big Stick", p. 18
      11. Urging the Japanese To Be Japanese, p. 19
      12. Trade Ties of Japan and Canada, p. 20
      13. Better Than Headlighting for Automobiles, p. 21
      14. Our Million Drug Addicts, p. 22
      15. Primitive Rhythm in American Verse, p. 23
      16. What Microbes Did Ages Ago, p. 24
      17. Adaptability Versus Experience, p. 24
      18. Why Children Lie, p. 25
      19. The Prince and the Poet, p. 26
      20. A School for Opera, p. 27
      21. Literary Prizes in France, p. 28
      22. England's Most Popular Actresses, p. 29
      23. Can Christianity Live without a Creed?, p. 30
      24. The Passing of Haphazard Charity, p. 31
      25. No Room in the Movies, p. 32
      26. Theological Jay-Walking, pp. 32-33
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-55
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 56-57
      30. Current Events, pp. 58-60
      31. The Spice of Life, pp. 61-62
      32. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 63
    9. [+]
      September 1, 1923 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Clues to the Coolidge Foreign Policy, pp. 9-11
      2. The New Outbreak of Lash Law, p. 12
      3. Five Powers Signing the Harding Treaties, p. 13
      4. Germany's Change of Pilots, pp. 14-15
      5. The Powers' Warning to China, p. 16
      6. Ellis Island Stirring Up the British, pp. 17-19
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      8. A New Cuban Problem, pp. 21-22
      9. Why Belgium Should Stick to France, p. 23
      10. Is Spain Ripe for Fascism?, p. 24
      11. Singapore Seen from Japan, p. 24
      12. Hot Waves, p. 25
      13. After College What?, p. 26
      14. Official Manslaughter, p. 26
      15. A New Process of Cotton Printing, p. 27
      16. Night Is the Time for Radio, p. 27
      17. The Difference Between Sunshine and Cod-Liver Oil, p. 28
      18. Movies as Teachers, p. 28
      19. A New Turbine Locomotive, p. 29
      20. Saved from the Worms, p. 30
      21. Dalcroze Explains His Method, p. 31
      22. Undemocratic Education, p. 32
      23. The Painter of Sunlight and Children, p. 32
      24. Books the President Reads, p. 33
      25. Labor's Criticism of the Church, p. 34
      26. Making Room for Young Trespassers, p. 35
      27. The State as Foster Father, pp. 36-37
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-45
      30. Sports and Athletics, pp. 46-57
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 58-59
      32. Current Events, pp. 60-61
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 62
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 63
    10. [+]
      September 8, 1923 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Hastening the Downfall of King Coal, pp. 7-9
      2. Our Interest in Cuba's Railroad Problem, p. 10
      3. A Letter from Johnson, p. 11
      4. The Klan as a Victim of Mob Violence, p. 12
      5. The Brookhart-Meredith Duel, p. 13
      6. Making Up with Mexico, pp. 14-15
      7. "The Night Mail in Reality", pp. 16-17
      8. Pacific Roads Not To Be Put Asunder, p. 18
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 19
      10. Italy's "New Liberty" of the Press, pp. 20-21
      11. The Bugaboo of Radicalism, p. 22
      12. Japanese Ire at China's Boycott, pp. 22-23
      13. Clasping Hands with Mexico, p. 24
      14. Wanted---Air Terminals, p. 25
      15. Are Animals Color-Blind?, p. 26
      16. Sugar from Corn, p. 27
      17. The Uses of Drudgery, p. 28
      18. To Keep Timber Sound, p. 29
      19. Robert E. Lee in Drama, p. 30
      20. A Word for the King James Version, p. 31
      21. Testing the "Masterpieces", p. 31
      22. War Hatred in French Fiction, p. 32
      23. A Super Doll's House, p. 33
      24. The Plan to Split Protestantism in Two, p. 34
      25. Religious Cards for Christmas, p. 35
      26. America's Religious Buoyancy, p. 36
      27. A New Spiritual Enthusiasm, pp. 36-37
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 38-41
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 42-59
      30. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 60-71
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-74
      32. Current Events, pp. 75-76
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 77
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 78
    11. [+]
      September 15, 1923 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. The Greatest Disaster in History, pp. 7-9
      2. Mussolini's Defiance of the League of Nations, pp. 10-11
      3. To End the Eternal Coal Squabbles, p. 12
      4. Mexican Recognition as a Spur to Business, p. 13
      5. The Monroe Doctrine Our Own Business, p. 14
      6. A War-Ship as a Peace Laboratory, p. 15
      7. The Free State Victory in Ireland, pp. 16-17
      8. "America First"---In Crime, p. 18
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 19
      10. Bolshevik Craving for American Recognition, pp. 20-21
      11. How Turkey Failed Russia at Lausanne, p. 22
      12. Europe's "Supreme Need", p. 23
      13. Where Our Navy Is "Ridiculous", p. 24
      14. Motor Poison in City Streets, p. 25
      15. Light-Tests for "Cultivated" Pearls, p. 26
      16. A New Theory of Earth Structure, p. 27
      17. "Self-Rescuer" for Miners, p. 28
      18. What S.O.S. Means, p. 28
      19. Our Nutritive Past, p. 29
      20. The Wear on the Street-Car Rails, p. 29
      21. The Colorist of the Russian Ballet, p. 30
      22. Why the "Colyum"?, p. 31
      23. Who Will Be the Artist?, p. 32
      24. What the Boys Are Reading, p. 33
      25. The Hunted Liberals Begin to Show Their Teeth, p. 34
      26. The Battle of Rome, p. 35
      27. The Bible in the Schools, p. 36
      28. Plutocracy and the Churches, pp. 36-37
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 38-41
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 42-53
      31. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 54-73
      32. Investments and Finance, p. 74
      33. Current Events, pp. 75-76
      34. The Spice of Life, pp. 77-78
      35. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 79
    12. [+]
      September 22, 1923 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. The Hard Part of the Hard Coal Settlement, pp. 7-9
      2. Good and Evil from the Japanese Earthquake, pp. 10-12
      3. The Hughes Path to Peace, p. 13
      4. How Mussolini's Rumpus Strikes the Newspaper Artists, p. 14
      5. Rome's New Caesar, pp. 15-16
      6. The Masked Floggers of Tulsa, p. 17
      7. A Governor Hit by the Farm Slump, p. 18
      8. Mr. Smoot's Plan for More Tases, pp. 18-19
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      10. The Path to Security for France, p. 21
      11. Turkey's New Fears, p. 22
      12. Seeds of Bolshevism in China, p. 23
      13. Ellis Island a Red Rag to John Bull, pp. 23-24
      14. What People Think of the Doctors, p. 25
      15. France Mistress of the Air, p. 26
      16. The Advantage of Tan, p. 27
      17. Deaths Among Women Increasingly, p. 28
      18. The Ape-Man Revealed, p. 28
      19. A Fire Record in a Tree, p. 29
      20. Hugo's Hunchback in the Screen Hopper, p. 30
      21. A Movie Pessimist, p. 31
      22. Taxing the "Poodle-Petting" Opera-Goers in Georgia, p. 32
      23. Bookselling a la Ford, p. 33
      24. The New Testament in "American", p. 34
      25. Mission Schools Shelving Christ, p. 35
      26. God's Part in Labor Disputes, p. 36
      27. The Past Three Months in World History, pp. 37-39
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 40-41
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 42-59
      30. Sports and Athletics, pp. 60-71
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-73
      32. Current Events, pp. 74-75
      33. The Spice of Life, pp. 76-77
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 78
    13. [+]
      September 29, 1923 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Red Efforts to Win Our Biggest Labor Union, pp. 5-7
      2. President Coolidge as High Priest of Stability, pp. 8-9
      3. Oklahoma's Uncivil Civil War, pp. 10-11
      4. Forces Behind Spain's Dictator, pp. 12-13
      5. The Camera's First Glimpses of the Japanese Horror, p. 14
      6. Failure of the Building Strike, p. 15
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      8. "Abandoned" Armenia, pp. 17-18
      9. The Baltic Wall to Keep Russia and Germany Apart, p. 19
      10. Australian Hostility to Our Films, p. 20
      11. "Something Rotten in Spain", p. 20
      12. The Filipino Independence Campaign, p. 21
      13. New York's Coming 14000000, p. 22
      14. Our Husky College Girls, p. 23
      15. Breaking Quarantine, p. 23
      16. Wireless Direction-Finding Averts Wrecks, p. 24
      17. Hobby-Riding a Healthful Exercise, p. 24
      18. Hunger and Dope, p. 25
      19. Predicting the Catch of Fish, p. 25
      20. A Tobacco Propaganda Scented, p. 26
      21. Medical Tests for Motor-Drivers, p. 26
      22. More British Masterpieces Coming, p. 27
      23. Paris Suppresses an American Film, p. 28
      24. Anglo-Saxon Music Entering the European Scene, p. 29
      25. Responsibility of the College President, p. 30
      26. Spiritual Lessons from the Earthquake, p. 31
      27. Will Rogers for the Preachers, p. 32
      28. Religion Served Hot, p. 33
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-55
      31. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 56-65
      32. Investments and Finance, p. 66
      33. Current Events, pp. 67-68
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 69
      35. The Spice of Life, p. 70
  3. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1923 = 13 Issues, 428 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 6, 1923 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. Germany's Unconditional Surrender in the Ruhr, pp. 7-10
      2. The Tempest in Bulgaria's Teapot, p. 11
      3. Cold Comfort for the Coal Consumer, pp. 12-13
      4. The Ghost of Herrin, p. 14
      5. News-Hungry New York, pp. 14-15
      6. The Abyss Which Breeds Earthquakes, pp. 16-17
      7. Johnstown's Flood of Negro Labor, p. 18
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 19
      9. Canadian Press on Halting Rum-Running from Canada, pp. 20-21
      10. Labor on Top in Queensland, p. 22
      11. Proposed French Tax on Foreigners, p. 22
      12. Latin-American Distrust of Uncle Sam, p. 23
      13. Soviet Russia's New Money, p. 24
      14. How to Save Half a Million Lives a Year, p. 25
      15. Moving a House by Motor-Truck, p. 26
      16. Mountainous Relics of Old Feasts, p. 27
      17. Combing the World for Leper Cures, p. 27
      18. The Latest Fountain of Youth, p. 28
      19. Great Discoveries About the Stars, p. 28
      20. Foods That Poison Some People, p. 29
      21. A New Anesthetic, p. 29
      22. Two Sides of the War Novel, p. 30
      23. A Poet Among the Hills, p. 31
      24. Art and Whiskers, p. 32
      25. Gulliver on the Screen, p. 32
      26. Paying for the Opera in Paris, p. 33
      27. America's Waste of Her "Seed Corn", p. 34
      28. Moralizing on the Million-Dollar Fight, p. 35
      29. Feeding the Giraffes, pp. 36-37
      30. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-65
      32. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 66-87
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 88-89
      34. Current Events, pp. 90-91
      35. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 92-93
      36. The Spice of Life, p. 94
    2. [+]
      October 13, 1923 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. Disruptive Forces in Germany, pp. 7-9
      2. Wages and Prices Climbing Again, pp. 10-11
      3. Constitution Week in Oklahoma, pp. 12-13
      4. "Doing Something" for the Farmer, pp. 14-15
      5. Forces Behind Bulgaria's Revolt, p. 16
      6. Labor's Own View of the Red "Borers", pp. 17-18
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 19
      8. How the League Emerges from the Corfu Ordeal, p. 20
      9. Mussolini's Alliance with Labor, p. 21
      10. Better Days in Egypt, p. 22
      11. Free Rhineland Fiasco, p. 22
      12. Papyrus an Anglo-American issue, p. 23
      13. A Big Coal-Field Found in Ireland, p. 23
      14. Earthquake Prediction, p. 24
      15. The Why and Wherefore of the Earthquake, p. 25
      16. Quake-Proof Houses, p. 26
      17. Tiny Tides on the Greak Lakes, p. 27
      18. The Mystery of Photography, p. 27
      19. A World Network of Radio, p. 28
      20. Pavement Markings at Railway Crossings, p. 29
      21. Birds that Balk Broadcasting, p. 29
      22. Japanese Art Treasures Destroyed, p. 30
      23. Poets Attesting Themselves, p. 31
      24. A Proposed Literary Suttee, p. 32
      25. Broadcloth and Overalls in the Church, p. 33
      26. The Ashes on the Hearth, p. 34
      27. Is America a Levite Among Nations?, p. 35
      28. Putting Love Before Ritual, p. 35
      29. No Surrender for the Synagog, pp. 36-37
      30. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-59
      32. Sports and Athletics, pp. 60-87
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 88-89
      34. Current Events, pp. 90-91
      35. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 92
      36. The Spice of Life, pp. 93-94
    3. [+]
      October 20, 1923 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Germany As Victim of the World's Blackest Swindle, pp. 5-6
      2. The Empire That Essayed to Rule the World, p. 7
      3. Why Lloyd George Is here, pp. 8-9
      4. The Newer "Freedom" for Labor, pp. 10-11
      5. A New Wrinkle in Clothing, p. 12
      6. Wood's Setback in Manila, p. 13
      7. Pinchot's "Bar-Hunt", pp. 14-15
      8. Jersey's Bloodless Trolley War, p. 16
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      10. The Spanish Brand of Fascism, p. 18
      11. A New Famine Foreseen in Russia, pp. 19-20
      12. British Concern Over Rum-Running, p. 21
      13. Chronic Confusion Over Memel, p. 22
      14. The Battle-Ship of the Future, pp. 23-24
      15. Country Depopulation and Electric Service, p. 25
      16. Learning While You Sleep, p. 25
      17. Trees in an Ice-Storm, p. 26
      18. Dinosaur Eggs Unearthed in the Gobi Desert, p. 27
      19. Buddhist Art Brought to Life by Pavlowa, pp. 28-29
      20. The Blight of Our Magazines, p. 30
      21. Blasts from Literary Chicago, p. 31
      22. Mustering Out Mars, p. 32
      23. Excuses of the Unchurched, p. 33
      24. Tots Instead of Pups, pp. 34-35
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      26. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-59
      27. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 60-79
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 80-82
      29. Current Events, pp. 83-85
      30. The Spice of Life, p. 86
    4. [+]
      October 27, 1923 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Lloyd George's New Stage in World Affairs, pp. 7-9
      2. Pinchot Puts Prohibition Up to the President, pp. 10-12
      3. Now for a Wheat-Growers' Union, p. 13
      4. The Ford-Weeks War, pp. 14-15
      5. China's New $10000000 President, p. 16
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      7. The Russo-German Red Entente, pp. 18-19
      8. Germany's New Currency Plan, p. 20
      9. Rhineland Views of Secession, p. 21
      10. Australia on Guard, p. 21
      11. Lloyd George in Canada, p. 22
      12. How Large Is the Universe?, p. 23
      13. Foods of the Street, p. 24
      14. Arctic Radio Cut Off by Sunlight, p. 25
      15. People Who Hear and Smell Colors, p. 26
      16. Fish Earthquakes and Gasoline, p. 26
      17. Wood Preservatives, p. 27
      18. Rembrandt in the Caldron, pp. 28-29
      19. The "Hick" Farmer Protests, p. 30
      20. Morley the Man of Letters, p. 30
      21. A Threatened "Calamity", p. 31
      22. When Philosophy Accepts the Cross, p. 32
      23. Gasoline and the Gospel, p. 33
      24. Bad Faith Balking Missionaries, pp. 34-35
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 36-38
      26. Personal Glimpses, pp. 39-55
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 56-57
      28. Current Events, pp. 58-60
      29. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 61
      30. The Spice of Life, p. 62
    5. [+]
      November 3, 1923 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Is Poincare to Blame for the German Smash?, pp. 5-8
      2. The War on the Prohibition Front, pp. 9-11
      3. What Will Block Tax Reduction, pp. 12-13
      4. The Next Round in the Bonus Fight, p. 14
      5. A Hint of the Coolidge Rail Policy, pp. 15-16
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      7. Chaos in Germany, pp. 18-19
      8. British Superiority in Latin America, p. 20
      9. Tangier Intricacies, p. 20
      10. Preelection Clouds in Mexico, p. 21
      11. Japanese Business After the Earthquake, p. 22
      12. Chemistry's Tremendous To-Morrow, p. 23
      13. No Come-Back for Body Armor, p. 24
      14. A Radio-Controlled Watch, p. 25
      15. Chicago as a Bootlegger of Canadian Water, p. 26
      16. Plated Alumninum, p. 26
      17. Good Teeth Born Not Made, p. 27
      18. Tank-Cars for Milk, p. 27
      19. Dramatic Critics Hear a Pianist, p. 28
      20. Italy's New Literature, p. 29
      21. Grandsons of the Telegraph, p. 30
      22. Now for a "Side Critic", p. 30
      23. Are Music Teachers at Fault?, p. 31
      24. "Artless Art Collectors", p. 31
      25. Is the Jewish Homeland a Failure?, p. 32
      26. The Assault on the Methodist Barriers, p. 33
      27. A New Summons to Christ, pp. 34-35
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-57
      30. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 58-79
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 80-82
      32. Current Events, pp. 83-84
      33. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 85
      34. The Spice of life, p. 86
    6. [+]
      November 10, 1923 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. America Enlists To Win the Peace, pp. 5-7
      2. What Germany Has Paid Can Pay and Must Pay, p. 8
      3. To Say It to Germany with Flour, pp. 9-10
      4. Rousing the Nation to Fight One Bug, p. 11
      5. Bad News for British Rum-Runners, pp. 12-13
      6. The Oil Trouble on the Waters, p. 14
      7. The Kellogg Nomination, p. 15
      8. America's Place in the Sky, p. 16
      9. Jabbing the Hard-Coal Jobber, p. 17
      10. Topics in Brief, p. 18
      11. France's Attitude Toward the Hughes Plan, p. 19
      12. Our Constitution Among Foreign Friends, p. 20
      13. England's Fourth Workless Winter, p. 21
      14. Spain's Directorate on Trial, pp. 22-23
      15. The Poison in Prohibition Moonshine, p. 24
      16. How Flu Recurs, p. 25
      17. Radio's Promise to the Deaf, p. 25
      18. Hidden Defects in Steel Shown by X-Rays, p. 26
      19. Our Five Great Oil "Provinces", p. 27
      20. Kipling to the Younger Generation, pp. 28-29
      21. The Baconian Theory Imperilled, p. 30
      22. Models for Novelists, p. 31
      23. The Catastrophe of a Church War, p. 32
      24. Advertising the Bread of Life, p. 33
      25. Mending the Protestant Rifts, p. 34
      26. The "Respectable" Criminal in Court, pp. 34-35
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-59
      29. Sports and Athletics, pp. 60-77
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 78-80
      31. Current Events, pp. 81-84
      32. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 85
      33. The Spice of Life, pp. 86-88
    7. [+]
      November 17, 1923 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. America's Stake in the Reparations Dispute, pp. 7-9
      2. DeHearsting the Tammany Tiger, pp. 10-11
      3. Net Result of the Lloyd George Visit, p. 12
      4. The Hottentots and the Hungry Children, p. 13
      5. Hoover Out for the Superpower Plan, pp. 14-15
      6. A Union for Bank Clerks, p. 16
      7. Uncementing the Cement-Makers, p. 17
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 18
      9. Russia's Eocnomic Convalescence, pp. 19-20
      10. London Traffic Reform, p. 21
      11. Kemal Pasha's Summit of Achievement, pp. 21-22
      12. Germany's Security Police, p. 23
      13. Motion-Pictures of a Hatching Egg, p. 24
      14. Mistakes About Sleep, p. 25
      15. The Negro Race Not Dying Out, p. 25
      16. Your Real Job, p. 26
      17. Risks of Wireless, p. 27
      18. An Electric Barbecue, p. 27
      19. Education by Book and Life, pp. 28-29
      20. The Eastman Musical Experiment, p. 30
      21. The Furore Over Duse, pp. 30-31
      22. The Klan's Challenge and the Reply, p. 32
      23. "The Most Useful Person in the World", p. 33
      24. Denominational "Tommyrot", p. 34
      25. The Readableness of the Bible, pp. 34-35
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-59
      28. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 60-79
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 80-82
      30. Current Events, pp. 83-84
      31. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 85
      32. The Spice of Life, p. 86
    8. [+]
      November 24, 1923 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Tax Reduction---Or Bonus?, pp. 7-9
      2. The Wilson Voice in the Campaign, pp. 10-11
      3. Cold Facts of the Near East Tragedy, p. 12
      4. The Klan's Political Role, p. 13
      5. Bavaria's Bitter Brew, pp. 14-15
      6. The Threatened Cotton Famine, p. 16
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      8. Why Italy Holds Fiume, pp. 18-19
      9. Another Canadian Drink Vote, p. 20
      10. Press Combinations in England, p. 21
      11. Spanish Threats of a Trade War, p. 22
      12. Henry Ford's Plan to "Burn Coal Twice", p. 23
      13. Quicker than the Steersman's Brain, p. 24
      14. Fate of the Big Berthas, p. 24
      15. Picking Up MacMillan by Radio, p. 25
      16. Squeezing Soft Wood into Hard Wood, p. 25
      17. Radio-Beacons for Airplanes, p. 26
      18. In Praise of Coffee, p. 26
      19. Why Women Change Jobs, p. 27
      20. Romance Comes to Our Stage, p. 28
      21. A Spanish View of Education in the Philippines, p. 29
      22. An American Book in British Coursts, p. 30
      23. Respectablizing Jazz, p. 31
      24. From Plato to Christ, p. 32
      25. The President's "Shining Example", p. 33
      26. Ice-Cakes That Chill Our Melting-Pot, pp. 34-35
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-49
      29. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 50-65
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 66-67
      31. Current Events, pp. 68-69
      32. The Spice of Life, p. 70
    9. [+]
      December 1, 1923 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Tax-Reduction in Doubt, pp. 9-11
      2. Factors That Strain the Entente, pp. 12-13
      3. New York the Gunman's Paradise, pp. 14-15
      4. "McAdoo Against the Field", pp. 16-17
      5. Hiram Johnson's Changes, p. 18
      6. California Land Not for Japanese, pp. 19-20
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 21
      8. Fascism's First Anniverary, pp. 22-23
      9. Holland's Navy Problem, p. 24
      10. A Greek Protest Against the Allies, p. 24
      11. World Tour of British Warships, p. 25
      12. Human Carpentry, p. 26
      13. Babies and Sunshine, p. 27
      14. Sea-Water Gold Too Costly, p. 27
      15. A New Motor That Puts the "Idle Current" to Work, p. 28
      16. Our First Rubber Pavement, p. 29
      17. Richmond Repudiates "Robert E. Lee", p. 30
      18. A Word for English Lecturers---and Mr. Zangwill, pp. 31-32
      19. Our Opera Seen by a London Critic, p. 33
      20. Chocolate Millions for Charity, p. 34
      21. Had Galilee Been Greece, p. 35
      22. A Catholic's Word for Masons, pp. 36-37
      23. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      24. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-51
      25. Sports and Athletics, pp. 52-71
      26. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-73
      27. Current Events, pp. 74-75
      28. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 76-77
      29. The Spice of Life, p. 78
    10. [+]
      December 8, 1923 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. For and Against the Bonus, pp. 5-8
      2. Oklahoma Kingless Not Klanless, p. 9
      3. Dr. Cook's New Usefulness, p. 10
      4. Quack Doctors by the Thousand, pp. 11-12
      5. Railroads Boosting Prosperity, pp. 13-14
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 15
      7. Germany's Days of Doom, pp. 16-17
      8. China's Modernized Ladies, p. 18
      9. What About the Crown Prince?, p. 19
      10. America's Need of Europe, p. 20
      11. Insulin Wins a Great Prize, p. 21
      12. To Put a Town Under Glass, p. 22
      13. Shorthand by Radio, p. 23
      14. Why Boys Shun the Building Trades, p. 24
      15. Fish That Destroy Yellow Fever, p. 25
      16. Why Winter Kills the Plague, p. 25
      17. Why Yeats Is a Nobel Prize Man, p. 26
      18. Suggestions for an American Nobel Prize Man, p. 27
      19. Czecho-Slovakia's Literary Prophet, p. 28
      20. Henry James Viewed by His Portrait Painter, p. 29
      21. Separating Piety and Politics, p. 30
      22. The Catholic Babies' Rifles, p. 31
      23. Are American Students Spiritless Dupes?, p. 32
      24. Hooking Elevators to Religion, p. 33
      25. Strangling Church Union in Australia, p. 33
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-51
      28. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 52-71
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-73
      30. Current Events, pp. 74-76
      31. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 77
      32. The Spice of Life, p. 78
    11. [+]
      December 15, 1923 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Coolidge Policy Out, pp. 5-7
      2. Summary of the Message, p. 8
      3. Poincare's Victory in the Ruhr, p. 9
      4. New York Getting its Gunmen, pp. 10-11
      5. A New Treaty Fight for the Senate, pp. 12-13
      6. The Move to Dun France, pp. 14-15
      7. Drying Up Chicago, p. 16
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      9. The New Turkey as a Business Proposition, p. 18
      10. Talk of a Sweden-Finland Alliance, p. 19
      11. A Canadian View of "Dry" Progress, p. 20
      12. German Money a Peril to Neutrals, p. 20
      13. Our Meager Knowledge of China, p. 21
      14. Turning a Mountain into a Monument, p. 22
      15. Too Costly Gold, p. 23
      16. Noisy Mexican Radio, p. 23
      17. To Test the Fastness of Dyes, p. 24
      18. A Good Fuel from Peat at Last?, p. 24
      19. Radio Privacy Made Possible?, p. 25
      20. Women and Wireless, p. 25
      21. The Swedish Ballet from France, p. 26
      22. The Short-Story Plague in Spain, p. 27
      23. Jazz Overadvertised, p. 28
      24. American Neglected by Drama, p. 29
      25. From Preaching to Plastering, p. 30
      26. A New Technique in Dying, p. 31
      27. Retelling the Bible Stories, pp. 31-33
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 34-41
      29. Glimpses of Winter Playgrounds, pp. 42-71
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-74
      31. Current Events, pp. 75-76
      32. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 77
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 78
    12. [+]
      December 22, 1923 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. The Coolidge Chances for the Nomination, pp. 3-5
      2. Mr. Coolidge Defines the Issue, pp. 6-7
      3. What Johnson Would Do as President, pp. 8-9
      4. Human Factor in Railway Killings, p. 10
      5. Causes Behind the Mexican Revolt, pp. 10-11
      6. The Farmer's Billion-Dollar Christmas Present, pp. 12-13
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 14
      8. Premier Baldwin's Defeat and Defiance, pp. 15-16
      9. Uncle Sam as Australia's Customer, p. 17
      10. Spain and Italy Hand in Hand, p. 18
      11. H.C.L. Still Going Strong, p. 19
      12. Insect Movies, p. 20
      13. Artificial Petroleum from Vegetable Oils, p. 21
      14. Infected Mattresses, p. 21
      15. Will Glowing Walls Light Our Rooms?, p. 22
      16. Ether Sprees to Speed Plant Growth, p. 22
      17. How Animals See Colors, p. 23
      18. A Germ-Destroying Ferment, p. 24
      19. Studying Languages by Radio, p. 24
      20. Those Amazing Russian Players, p. 25
      21. Gompers and Cobb Jabbing the Literati, pp. 26-27
      22. The Radical Defect in the American Short Story, p. 28
      23. Daisy Ashford Certified, p. 28
      24. A Sponge for the Stage, p. 29
      25. Is Belief in the Virgin Birth Necessary?, p. 30
      26. A Carol of the Star, p. 31
      27. The Christianizing of Hinduism, p. 32
      28. The End of the Julian Calendar, p. 32
      29. A Pagan Reinvokes the Twenty-third Psalm, p. 32
      30. Current Poetry, p. 33
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 34-39
      32. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 40-49
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 50-51
      34. Current Events, pp. 52-53
      35. The Spice of Life, pp. 54-56
    13. [+]
      December 29, 1923 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. America To Lend a Hand in the Reparations Deadlock, pp. 5-7
      2. New Bosses in Congress, p. 8
      3. War Prisoners Out for Christmas, p. 9
      4. Another King Out, p. 10
      5. A Matter of Life and Death, p. 11
      6. Star Trip of the Stars' Daughter, pp. 12-13
      7. Uncle Sam's Chief "Devil Dog" to Police Philadelphia, p. 14
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 15
      9. Italy's Exclusion from the Tangier Conference, p. 16
      10. Norway's Labor Party Split, p. 17
      11. Britain's Debt to Washington, p. 18
      12. British Praise for Poincare, pp. 18-19
      13. Quicksilver Puts a Kick in Steam, p. 20
      14. Saving Water from Burnt Airship Gasoline, p. 21
      15. Betters Crossing Gates, p. 21
      16. Putting Out a Fire with a Steam-Shovel, p. 22
      17. A Bridge to Resist Hurricanes, p. 22
      18. A Wagon That Walks, p. 23
      19. World-Wide Broadcasting at Hand, p. 23
      20. "Emperor Jones" in Paris, p. 24
      21. Is Poetry Read?, p. 25
      22. Impartial History Impossible, p. 25
      23. Harvard's Cliques Under Fire, p. 26
      24. Compulsory Culture, p. 27
      25. The Paymasters on the Preachers' Wages, p. 28
      26. A Communistic Christening, p. 29
      27. America Puritan Under the Skin, p. 29
      28. Bending the Twigs, p. 30
      29. Travelers Who Never Return, p. 30
      30. An Elastic Code, pp. 30-31
      31. Current Poetry, pp. 32-33
      32. Personal Glimpses, pp. 34-43
      33. Investments and Finance, p. 44
      34. Curent Events, pp. 45-46
      35. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 47
      36. The Spice of Life, pp. 47-48
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  Issues of 1924 = 52 Issues, 1,768 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1925 = 52 Issues, 1,703 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1926 = 39 Issues, 1,270 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1927 = 53 Issues, 1,711 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1928 = 34 Issues, 1,176 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1929 = 52 Issues, 1,998 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 1930s = 9 Years, 415 Issues, 14,790 Articles
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  Issues of 1930 = 51 Issues, 1,897 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1931 = 52 Issues, 1,662 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1932 = 53 Issues, 2,232 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1933 = 52 Issues, 2,083 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1934 = 52 Issues, 2,360 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1935 = 52 Issues, 2,313 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1936 = 52 Issues, 1,366 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1937 = 50 Issues, 868 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1938 = 1 Issue, 9 Articles