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      January 5, 1924 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Figuring the Horse-Power of the Ford Indorsement, pp. 7-9
      2. No Rush to Know Russia, pp. 10-11
      3. Is Germany Starving?, p. 12
      4. Is Germany Arming?, p. 13
      5. The Southern Delegate "Scandal", pp. 14-15
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      7. Mexico's "Unpopular" Revolution, p. 17
      8. Australian Regret Over Britain's Elections, p. 18
      9. American Aloofness from Europe, p. 19
      10. Germany's Natural Separatism, p. 20
      11. Chinese as a Business Necessity, p. 21
      12. Caveman Art Unearthed in France, pp. 22-23
      13. Mother Earth's Hard Heart, p. 24
      14. Ship-Traffic Spoils Broadcasting, p. 24
      15. Alaska Moose Perishing from Butchery and Rabbits, p. 25
      16. Birth-Rates and Racial Stock, p. 26
      17. "Cotton-Batting" from Wood-Pulp", p. 26
      18. The Artist's Partnership with His Public, p. 27
      19. Music for Children, pp. 28-29
      20. A Negro Artist in Song, p. 30
      21. The Battle of the Creeds, pp. 31-32
      22. Japan's Bible Famine, p. 33
      23. Subterfuges of Folly, p. 34
      24. Oberammergau's Rebuke to America, pp. 34-35
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      26. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-49
      27. Sports and Athletics, pp. 50-63
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-65
      29. Current Events, pp. 66-68
      30. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 69
      31. The Spice of Life, p. 70
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      January 12, 1924 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. What Will the Democrats Do to the Mellon Plan?, pp. 5-7
      2. Those "Nuisance Taxes", pp. 8-9
      3. Saying It to Mexico with Rifles, pp. 10-11
      4. Radio to Ring the Welkin, p. 12
      5. Higher Wages but More Building, pp. 12-13
      6. Japanese Exodus from California, p. 14
      7. Dixmude's Lesson to Shenandoah, p. 15
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      9. The Success of Spain's Military Directorate, pp. 17-18
      10. Prohibitionist Intervention in Cuba, p. 19
      11. Uncle Sam's "Hold" on Nicaragua, p. 19
      12. German Dissension in German Eyes, pp. 20-21
      13. Hot-Storage Eggs, p. 22
      14. California's Skull Not So Old, p. 23
      15. Itching and Tickling, p. 24
      16. Sahara's Lesson from Australia, p. 24
      17. Civilization Self-Destructive, p. 25
      18. Will Radio Send Us "Back to the Farm"?, p. 26
      19. The "Bluebird" in School, pp. 27-28
      20. Morley's Fears for His "Life", p. 29
      21. A Sabbatical for Authors, p. 30
      22. "Two Cent" Sunday Schools---and the Result, p. 31
      23. Probing to the Roots of War, p. 32
      24. Cooperation's Greatest Failure, p. 33
      25. Moses in the Scales, p. 33
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-43
      28. Have We a Live American Literature?, pp. 44-49
      29. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 50-71
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-73
      31. Current Events, pp. 74-76
      32. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 77
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 78
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      January 19, 1924 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Governors Now Out to Cut State Taxes Too, pp. 5-7
      2. Danger of a Tax Deadlock, pp. 8-9
      3. Anti-Bonus Voices Among the Veterans, p. 10
      4. No Arms for Revolutionists, p. 11
      5. The War Over the Peace Plan, pp. 12-13
      6. The New Immigration Plan, pp. 14-15
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      8. Mussolini's New Puzzle, p. 17
      9. Portugal's Anxious Days, p. 18
      10. Cuban Talk of Revolution, p. 19
      11. France's Attitude Toward Russia, p. 20
      12. Our Lack of Program in China, p. 21
      13. How Chance-Taking Brings Disaster, p. 22
      14. Plenty of Helium, p. 23
      15. The Cooling Effects of Spirits, p. 23
      16. Twenty Years More Apiece for Us, p. 24
      17. Many Plans to "Burn Coal Twice", p. 24
      18. Pilfer-Proof Packing, p. 25
      19. Autopsies 3000 Years Late, p. 25
      20. Joan of Arc Recreated by Shaw, pp. 26-27
      21. The Literary Worm Turns, p. 28
      22. Black Men's Secret Languages, p. 29
      23. The "Mirage" of English Reunion with Rome, p. 30
      24. The Religion of a Newspaper Man, p. 31
      25. Letting Everybody Give, pp. 32-33
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-51
      28. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 52-63
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-65
      30. Current Events, pp. 66-67
      31. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 68
      32. The Spice of Life, pp. 69-70
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      January 26, 1924 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Hiram Johnson's Chances in His Own State, pp. 5-7
      2. The Campaign Against "Tax-Exempts", p. 8
      3. How to Tax the Rich, pp. 9-10
      4. The Bonus "Off Again" and "On Again", pp. 11-12
      5. Another Insurgent Victory, p. 13
      6. To Make Strong Roads Aid the Weak, p. 14
      7. Not to Restore the German Patents, p. 15
      8. Wanted---A Million Homes, pp. 16-17
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 18
      10. Latin-American Ire at Secretary Hughes, p. 19
      11. Russian Recognition in British Eyes, p. 20
      12. French Fears of German Air Power, pp. 21-22
      13. Misery and Misrule in Germany, p. 23
      14. Railway Accidents Increasing, p. 24
      15. A Microscope for Sounds, p. 25
      16. A Hen That Turned into a Rooster, p. 26
      17. An Ornamental Parasite, p. 26
      18. Mice Inherit What Their Fathers Learned, p. 26
      19. A Japanese Pearl-Farm, p. 27
      20. Saving Money by Better Lighting, p. 28
      21. Hunting for Ore with Play Earthquakes, p. 28
      22. Poetic Drama in Kentucky's Mountains, p. 29
      23. The Flattery of Comparative Ignorance, p. 30
      24. American Versus English Music, p. 31
      25. Preparing for Papini, p. 32
      26. Now His "Day Is Over", p. 33
      27. A Year's Religious Progress, p. 34
      28. Overwhelming Calls on the Pastor, p. 35
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-51
      31. Sports and Athletics, pp. 52-63
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-66
      33. Current Events, pp. 67-68
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 69
      35. The Spice of Life, p. 70
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      1. First Returns in "The Digest's" 15000000 Poll, pp. 5-7
      2. Lenin, pp. 8-9
      3. Horny Hands on Britain's Helm, pp. 10-11
      4. To Save the Falling Franc, p. 12
      5. Mixing into the Mexican Muddle, p. 13
      6. To Cut Our Immigration in Half, pp. 14-15
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      8. The Spanish-Italian "Menace" to France, pp. 17-18
      9. Ireland's More Cheerful Outlook, p. 19
      10. What Annoys Porto Rico, p. 19
      11. A British View of European Balance, pp. 20-21
      12. "Glass Work"---The Latest Movie Trick, p. 22
      13. The Fat Man's Misery, p. 23
      14. Making Beds Fit, p. 24
      15. Something New to Keep Us Warm, p. 25
      16. Building for the Next Earthquake, p. 26
      17. Tea or Coffee?, p. 26
      18. A Miracle of Transformation for "The Miracle", pp. 27-28
      19. Kreisler on German Intellectuals, p. 29
      20. Mortality of the French Immortals, p. 29
      21. First-Nighters Met by Themselves, p. 30
      22. Our Neglect of the Composer, p. 30
      23. "Judge Lynch" Becoming Unpopular, p. 31
      24. A Presbyterian Bill of Rights, p. 32
      25. Youth's Decision Against War, p. 33
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-51
      28. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 52-63
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-65
      30. Current Events, pp. 66-67
      31. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 68-69
      32. The Spice of Life, p. 70
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      February 9, 1924 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Half a Million Votes in "The Digest's" Big Poll, pp. 5-6
      2. The Teapot Dome Naval Oil Scandal, pp. 7-10
      3. To Stem the Tide of Wheat-State Bank Failures, pp. 11-13
      4. A Gold Bank to Save Bankrupt Germany, p. 14
      5. Panama at an Enemy's Mercy, p. 15
      6. Our New Rum-Running Treaty, p. 16
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      8. Elusive Shadows of Russian Recognition, pp. 18-19
      9. Those "Poor" Germans, p. 20
      10. When War Debts Are Not Debts, p. 20
      11. Foreign Views of Our Mexican Policy, pp. 21-22
      12. Seeing Microbes by Dark Light, p. 23
      13. How Gold-Leaf Is Made, p. 24
      14. Hard Times and Brain Capacity, p. 25
      15. Live Fish for Everybody, p. 25
      16. How to Treat a Camera, p. 26
      17. Plants Photographed by Their Own Light, p. 27
      18. Readers in the Merchant Marine, p. 28
      19. Franklin as a Song-Writer, p. 29
      20. Wasted Amreican Singers, p. 30
      21. Our Loss France's Gain in the Argentine, p. 30
      22. Whistler Debarred from the Louvre, p. 31
      23. Canine Destination of the Young Folks Doubted, p. 32
      24. "Christus" Unrecognized, p. 33
      25. Tiny Tenement Toilers, p. 33
      26. The Church's Duty to Combat Disease, pp. 34-35
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-51
      29. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 52-69
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 70-71
      31. Current Events, pp. 72-76
      32. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 77
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 78
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      February 16, 1924 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Why Woodrow Wilson "Belongs to the Ages", pp. 7-10
      2. Nearing 1000000 Votes in "The Digest's" Poll, pp. 11-13
      3. More Scaldings from Teapot Dome, pp. 14-15
      4. The Attack on Daugherty, p. 16
      5. The Green-Mellon Plan Ripening, pp. 17-18
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 19
      7. Foreign Appraisals of Woodrow Wilson, pp. 20-21
      8. Germany's New Merchant Marine, p. 22
      9. The Tie That Binds Paris and Prague, pp. 23-24
      10. Wave-Lengths in Everything, p. 25
      11. How Fire-Walkers Walk on Fire, p. 26
      12. The First Oyster-Purification Plant, p. 26
      13. Lava Tides in a Volcano, p. 27
      14. Hoover's Call for Broader Engineers, p. 28
      15. Farthest North for the Apple, p. 28
      16. The Conquest of the Sahara, p. 29
      17. Alcohol's Food Value, p. 29
      18. The Interpreter of the Unlucky, p. 30
      19. A Chain of Opera-Houses, p. 31
      20. Why We Laugh, p. 32
      21. Berating the Clergy in Fiction, p. 33
      22. Presbyterian Fears of a Split, p. 34
      23. Domestic Peace Dawning, p. 35
      24. The King James Version Not "Sectarian", p. 35
      25. The Church Starving in Sight of Plenty, p. 36
      26. Christianity Succeeding Here, pp. 36-37
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-59
      29. Sports and Athletics, pp. 60-85
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 86-89
      31. Current Events, pp. 90-92
      32. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 93
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 94
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      February 23, 1924 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. 1250000 Votes in "The Digest's" Big Poll, pp. 7-9
      2. Quinn Versus Mellon, pp. 10-11
      3. Herrin's Wet and Dry War, p. 12
      4. What McAdoo Didn't Do, p. 13
      5. Mr. Coolidge's Refusal to Out Denby, p. 14
      6. Teutonic Tact at Washington, p. 15
      7. Why We Are 38 1/3 Per Cent Wet, pp. 16-17
      8. To Annex the Arctic by Air, p. 18
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 19
      10. A British Labor Government in Being, pp. 20-22
      11. Japan's Attitude Toward Russia, p. 23
      12. A London Reflection on Drink Legislation, p. 23
      13. A Defense of India on Opium, p. 24
      14. Who Are Undesirable Aliens?, pp. 25-26
      15. Wanted by Radio---A World Language, p. 27
      16. A Luther Burbank of the Fish, p. 27
      17. Is the Dollar Dropping?, p. 28
      18. Serum Treatment for Measles, p. 28
      19. Science in the Kitchen, p. 28
      20. When Hottentots Lived in France, p. 29
      21. What Babies Swallow, p. 29
      22. A Life of Preparation to Act Lincoln on the Film, p. 30
      23. Wilson's "Mere Literature", p. 31
      24. Where We Fall Short of British Short Stories, p. 32
      25. High Tide in American Plays, p. 33
      26. Parisian Scorn of the French Theater in Canada, p. 34
      27. The Apostles' Creed or Nothing, p. 35
      28. Europe's Starving Students, pp. 36-37
      29. "Faith Cures" That Didn't Cure, pp. 38-39
      30. Current Poetry, pp. 40-41
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 42-57
      32. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 58-71
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-73
      34. Current Events, pp. 74-75
      35. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 76-77
      36. The Spice of Life, p. 78
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      March 1, 1924 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. Sinister Shadows Behind the Oil Scandal, pp. 7-9
      2. Denby Out But Not Down, p. 10
      3. Washington's Prohibition Tragedy, p. 11
      4. Tax Reduction in the Light of 1500000 Votes, pp. 12-13
      5. Exclusion or Quota for the Japanese?, p. 14
      6. The "Tax-Exempts" Are Still Exempt, p. 15
      7. Wall Street to the Farmers' Rescue, p. 16
      8. A Three-Year Soft-Coal Truce, p. 17
      9. Execution by Gas, p. 17
      10. Topics in Brief, p. 18
      11. Russia's New Soviet Regime and Communist Discords, pp. 19-20
      12. Uncle Sam's Extreme Age and Conservatism, p. 21
      13. Searchlights on Bulgaria, p. 22
      14. A Hungry America of the Future, p. 23
      15. Human Hair as a Textile Fiber, p. 24
      16. The Potency of Millionths, p. 25
      17. Swinging the Eyes to Relieve Strain, p. 25
      18. Safety First with Gas-Tubes, p. 26
      19. Fizzy Drinks Germ-Free, p. 26
      20. An Italian Dam That Went Wrong, p. 27
      21. A New Kind of Mental Hospital, p. 28
      22. Tracking the Scarlet-Fever Germ, p. 28
      23. The Son of Richard Wagner, p. 29
      24. The Louvain Library, p. 30
      25. Sorry State of Letters in England, p. 31
      26. Standstill of the Young Radicals, p. 32
      27. "If Thine Enemy Hunger Feed Him", pp. 33-34
      28. Dividends from the Near East, p. 35
      29. Why Infidels Are Discouraged, pp. 36-37
      30. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-53
      32. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 54-71
      33. Investments and Finance, p. 72
      34. Current Events, pp. 73-75
      35. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 76
      36. The Spice of Life, pp. 77-78
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      March 8, 1924 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. How Germany Can Pay, pp. 5-7
      2. "The Digest's" Poll Breaking All Polling Records, pp. 8-9
      3. Tax-Reduction a La Carte, pp. 10-11
      4. For Income-Tax "Snooping", p. 12
      5. America's "First Aid" for Hungary, p. 13
      6. Mexico's Revolt Crumbling, pp. 14-15
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      8. The Fascist Way of Running Elections, pp. 17-18
      9. The Presidential Snarl in Honduras, p. 19
      10. Far East Criticism of California, p. 19
      11. Britain's Recognition of Soviet Russia, p. 20
      12. Japan's Political Caldron, p. 21
      13. A Building That Crumbled, p. 22
      14. More Platinum Discovered, p. 23
      15. Fifty Tons Dumped in a Minute, p. 23
      16. The Secret of the Thermos Flask, p. 24
      17. Poor Eyes in Industrial Plants, p. 25
      18. Folding Searchlist Towers, p. 25
      19. The Splendid Morgan Gift to Scholars, p. 26
      20. What Russians May and May Not Read, p. 27
      21. Amy Lowell Owns Up, p. 28
      22. The Centenary of the National Gallery, p. 29
      23. Protestantism as a Mere Diluted Catholicism, p. 30
      24. An Astronomer's Belief in Immortality, p. 31
      25. Putting the Church in Politics, p. 32
      26. Christian Counsels in Japan, pp. 32-33
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-53
      29. Sports and Athletics, pp. 54-79
      30. Investment and Finance, p. 80
      31. Current Events, pp. 81-84
      32. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 85
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 86
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      March 15, 1924 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. Now We Have the Longworth Plan, pp. 5-7
      2. The Bonus Tax-Reduction and 1928792 Ballots, pp. 8-9
      3. "Pork" Bills Imperilling Tax Relief, pp. 10-11
      4. To Hold Up a Lincoln Land-Grant, p. 12
      5. A Dry Edict from a Moist Governor, p. 13
      6. The Workmanlike Diplomacy of the Workman Premier, pp. 14-15
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      8. The Problem of the Falling Franc, pp. 17-18
      9. Mexico in Mexican Eyes, p. 19
      10. Santo Domingo's Test, p. 19
      11. A Brake on Japanese Emigration, p. 20
      12. Where the Sikhs Worry Britain, p. 20
      13. Our Zeal for Exposure, p. 21
      14. Radio a Training-School for Science, p. 22
      15. Taming the Wild Oyster, p. 23
      16. Making Volcanoes Work, p. 23
      17. Can Fireflies Flash in Unison?, p. 24
      18. Larvae That Live in Petroleum, p. 24
      19. Exterminating Western Pests, p. 25
      20. Sky a Dome of Nitrogen Crystals?, p. 25
      21. Work of the Flappers' Great Grantmamas, p. 26
      22. The Broken Staff of Aristocracy, p. 27
      23. Americanism and Music, pp. 28-29
      24. The Most Famous Club in the World, p. 30
      25. Shakespeare in Modern Magyar, p. 30
      26. Why Children Cheat and Steal, pp. 31-32
      27. "Ecclesiastical Frightfulness", p. 33
      28. The Passing of the French Reno, p. 33
      29. Another Reformation Sighted, p. 34
      30. Foreign Swindlers Despoiling French Churches, p. 34
      31. Popular Interests in Religion, pp. 34-35
      32. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      33. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-63
      34. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 64-93
      35. Investments and Finance, pp. 94-97
      36. Current Events, pp. 98-99
      37. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 100-101
      38. The Spice of Life, p. 102
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      March 22, 1924 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. The Great Tax Poll Sweeps Past the 2000000 Mark, pp. 5-7
      2. The Fight for Freedom of the Air, pp. 8-9
      3. Character Lynching in Washington, pp. 10-11
      4. The "If" in the Wheat Tariff, pp. 12-13
      5. A Chill for Filipino Freedom, pp. 14-15
      6. The Franc Fighting for Its Life, p. 16
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      8. What the Ousting of the Caliph Means, p. 18
      9. China's Cycle of the Rat, p. 19
      10. What Germany Paid in Population, p. 20
      11. Italy Open for Business with Russia, pp. 21-22
      12. Why Guns Burst, p. 23
      13. Broadcasting Heart-Beats, p. 24
      14. To Standardize Whisky, p. 24
      15. Chicken-Wire Roads in the Holy Land, p. 25
      16. No Malaria in High and Dry Spots, p. 25
      17. Freakish Behavior of Broadcasting, p. 26
      18. Home-Made Radio Crystals, p. 26
      19. Citrated Blood for Transfusion, p. 27
      20. Why Electric England Languishes, p. 27
      21. A "Lenin in Art", p. 28
      22. Music of the Melting-Pot, p. 29
      23. War Plays in London and Paris, p. 30
      24. The Cover Design, p. 31
      25. Our Share in the Murderer's Guilt, p. 32
      26. A John Knox Needed, p. 33
      27. "Trotting" to Perdition, p. 34
      28. Current Poetry, p. 35
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-49
      30. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 50-71
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-75
      32. Current Events, pp. 76-77
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 78
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 79
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      March 29, 1924 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. Perils in the Path of the New Bonus Bill, pp. 5-7
      2. Uncle Sam Seizes His First Wet Ship, p. 8
      3. To Fight Trusts with Trusts, p. 9
      4. Ford Winning Muscle Shoals, pp. 10-11
      5. A California Man to Boss the Navy, pp. 12-13
      6. Death in the Mine, p. 14
      7. War Explosives Still Exploding, p. 15
      8. To Make Income-Tax Paying Easier, p. 16
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      10. German Views of Germany's Condition, pp. 18-19
      11. Our Steady Stream of Canadians, p. 20
      12. If the Harem Were Padlocked, p. 20
      13. Woman's New Advance in Britain, p. 21
      14. What's Driving China to Sovietism, p. 22
      15. Chemistry as a Crime-Detector, p. 23
      16. Insect Skyscrapers, p. 24
      17. The Monkey and the Weight, p. 24
      18. Radio-Napoleons, p. 24
      19. An Ear That Listens Through a Half-Mile of Rock, p. 25
      20. Radio Applause Requested, p. 25
      21. Found: Another Universe, p. 26
      22. Paint a Life-Saver, p. 26
      23. Poisoning the Boll-Weevils by Airplane, p. 26
      24. Just How Great Is John Singer Sargent?, pp. 27-28
      25. The Art "Raid" on Central Park, p. 29
      26. "Wanted: The 30000-Word Novel", p. 30
      27. Kemal's Blow at Islam, pp. 31-32
      28. The New Cardinals, p. 33
      29. Hungry for Religious Books, p. 34
      30. Virtue in Blackjackers, pp. 34-35
      31. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      32. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-49
      33. Sports and Athletics, pp. 50-61
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 62-64
      35. Current Events, pp. 65-66
      36. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 67-69
      37. The Spice of Life, p. 70
  2. [+]
    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1924 = 13 Issues, 434 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 5, 1924 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Ominous Mutterings Against Congress, pp. 7-9
      2. Coolidge in the Dakotas, p. 10
      3. McAdoo's March Through Georgia, p. 11
      4. American Food for German Children, p. 12
      5. Greece the World's Latest Republic, p. 13
      6. To End "Lame Duck" Congresses, p. 14
      7. A Golden A.E.F. for France, pp. 14-15
      8. Too Many Presidents in Honduras, p. 16
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      10. Frets and Friction in the Balkans, pp. 18-19
      11. Women Who Work and Weep Too, p. 20
      12. Spain's Directorate Under Fire, p. 20
      13. Japan and the Recognition of Russia, p. 21
      14. Britain's $200000000 Shop Window, p. 22
      15. The Why Whence and Whither of the "Twister", pp. 23-24
      16. The Costliest Fruit in the World, p. 25
      17. Eyesight and Airplane Landing, p. 25
      18. Smashing an Iceberg, p. 26
      19. The Unchecked Motor Tragedies, p. 27
      20. A Car for Fighting Fire, p. 27
      21. Galloping Through the Revolution, pp. 28-29
      22. Why We Have so Few French Books, p. 30
      23. The Humility of a Great Musician, p. 30
      24. The Humility of a Great Actor, p. 31
      25. The Lynching Roll of Honor, p. 32
      26. No Protestant Split, p. 33
      27. The White Race's Responsibility, pp. 34-35
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-57
      30. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 58-79
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 80-81
      32. Current Events, pp. 82-84
      33. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 85
      34. The Spice of Life, p. 86
    2. [+]
      April 12, 1924 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Why Daugherty Is Out, pp. 5-8
      2. Another Disarmament Conference, p. 9
      3. Final Report on the "Digest" Tax Poll, pp. 10-11
      4. Woman Suffrage Declared a Failure, pp. 12-13
      5. The President's Move to Save Our Oil Supply, pp. 14-15
      6. To a Hate-Cursed World, p. 16
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      8. Britain's Singapore Naval Project Abandoned, pp. 18-19
      9. What Keeps Japan and China Apart?, p. 20
      10. Turkish Views of the Caliphate, p. 21
      11. Germany's Gradual Recovery, p. 22
      12. The Magnificent Complexity of the Atom, p. 23
      13. Last Words, p. 24
      14. The Ice Drift in the North Atlantic, p. 25
      15. A Search for Dry Water, p. 26
      16. Radio Music, p. 26
      17. Making Print Talk, p. 27
      18. Acorn Muffins, p. 28
      19. Prohibition Has Not Made Lunatics, p. 28
      20. Lightning at the Dollar Per, p. 28
      21. Russian Rebels That Became Classics, pp. 29-30
      22. The Godfather of Rough-Necks, p. 31
      23. The Story in This Week's Cover, p. 32
      24. Making One Newspaper Grow Where Two Grew Before, pp. 32-33
      25. An Epigrammatist's Simple Faith, p. 34
      26. Silent Church Bells in Europe, p. 35
      27. Why Asia Scorns Our Culture, pp. 36-37
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-63
      30. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 64-93
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 94-98
      32. Current Events, pp. 99-100
      33. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 101
      34. The Spice of Life, p. 102
    3. [+]
      April 19, 1924 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. What and How Germany Can Pay, pp. 5-7
      2. Tax Reduction's Chances in the Senate, pp. 8-9
      3. Jangling Republican Keynotes, pp. 10-11
      4. The Task Mr. Stone Faces, pp. 12-13
      5. Third Party Ideas in the Northwest, pp. 14-15
      6. Do Our National Wealth Figures Lie?, p. 16
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      8. How Stands the German Republic?, pp. 18-19
      9. Cuban Views of Possible Revolution, p. 20
      10. Canada's Gain in Immigrants, p. 21
      11. Mussolini's Latest Victory, p. 22
      12. Team-Work to Solve Radio Mysteries, p. 23
      13. Why Cherries Turn Red, p. 24
      14. Silky Cotton from Milkweed, p. 25
      15. Why Children Disobey, p. 26
      16. An African Soda Lake, p. 26
      17. Currents That Send Ships Ashore, p. 27
      18. A Million Freight-Cars, p. 27
      19. Whisky Is Medicine Again, p. 27
      20. A Screamer of the Forties, pp. 28-29
      21. Carving the Soul of a Tree, p. 30
      22. Ramsay MacDonald---Bookman, p. 31
      23. Doomed American Paintings, p. 31
      24. Moral Lessons from the Oil Scandal, p. 32
      25. The South Solving the Race Problem, p. 33
      26. Beauty Returning to the Temple, p. 33
      27. "Godless" Church Colleges, p. 34
      28. The Curse of Superstition, pp. 34-35
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-51
      31. Sports and Athletics, pp. 52-85
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 86-90
      33. Current Events, pp. 91-92
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 93
      35. The Spice of Life, p. 94
    4. [+]
      April 26, 1924 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The President's Rebuke to the Senate, pp. 5-7
      2. An Investigator Investigated, p. 8
      3. Secretary Wilbur's Oil Policy, p. 9
      4. Dawes Completing the Work of Pershing, pp. 10-12
      5. Congress for Japanese Exclusion, pp. 13-14
      6. Hungary's New Yankee Financial Ruler, p. 15
      7. To Purge Political Parties of Pelf, pp. 16-17
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 18
      9. Foreign Flashes on the Dawes Report, p. 19
      10. Knotty Problems of the New Turkey, pp. 20-21
      11. "Are Japanese People?", p. 22
      12. American Trade Speed in the Orient, p. 23
      13. Chasing Hay-Fever Pollens by Airplane, p. 24
      14. Those Los Angeles Skeletons, p. 25
      15. Origin of Our Numerals, p. 26
      16. Eyeless Sight?, p. 26
      17. War on the Corn-Borer, p. 27
      18. Machine-Made Beauty, p. 28
      19. The Effort to Take Jazz Seriously, p. 29
      20. New Traps for Picture-Fakers, p. 30
      21. The Cover Design, p. 31
      22. The Short Story Typical of America, p. 31
      23. Pacifism vs. Preparedness, p. 32
      24. Wiping Out Oregon's School Law, p. 33
      25. Putting Christianity into Business, pp. 34-35
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-51
      28. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 52-71
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-73
      30. Current Events, pp. 74-76
      31. The Spice of Life, pp. 77-78
    5. [+]
      May 3, 1924 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. Al Smith's Hat in the Ring, pp. 7-9
      2. Can Coolidge Win?, pp. 10-12
      3. The Arizona-California Border War, p. 13
      4. A Bill to Raise the Price of Wheat, pp. 14-15
      5. To Liquidate Irrigation Debts, p. 16
      6. Fresh Air by Government Order, p. 17
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 18
      8. German Reconstruction at Last, pp. 19-20
      9. German Idea of French "Imperialism", p. 21
      10. Germany's Social Mix-Up, p. 22
      11. America's Hand Against Italy, p. 23
      12. Ringing Up by Radio, p. 24
      13. Mining a River-Bed, p. 24
      14. Ready-Stained Wood, p. 25
      15. Excitable Atoms, p. 25
      16. Mysterious Changes on the Moon, p. 26
      17. Taking the Boil Out of Boiler, p. 27
      18. Curbing a River with Old Autos, p. 27
      19. Suggestion by Movie, p. 27
      20. Feet Floors and Health, p. 28
      21. Keeping the Pop in Popcorn, p. 28
      22. Wagner's Heroes on the Silver Screen, p. 29
      23. The Designer of this Week's Cover, p. 30
      24. Does Radio Rob the Song-Writer?, p. 30
      25. A Great Composer on "Modern" Music, p. 31
      26. Somewhat Unruining a Ruin, p. 32
      27. Lifting the Methodist Amusement Ban, p. 33
      28. "Y" Friendship Tours, p. 34
      29. Play Bills for Crime Bills, pp. 34-35
      30. A Modernist Epistle to the Hebrews, pp. 36-37
      31. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      32. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-59
      33. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 60-85
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 86-88
      35. Current Events, pp. 89-91
      36. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 92-93
      37. The Spice of Life, p. 94
    6. [+]
      May 10, 1924 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Leading Americans Attack and Defend Congress, pp. 5-9
      2. The Rival Bids for Muscle Shoals, pp. 10-11
      3. Our New "Nordic" Immigration Policy, pp. 12-13
      4. What Murphy's Death Means to His Party, p. 14
      5. The Fight for Higher Postal Wages, p. 15
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      7. The Break Between Soviet Russia and China, pp. 17-18
      8. As New Zealand Sees Singapore, p. 19
      9. Latin-Amreican Views of Our Immigration Problem, p. 20
      10. A Close-Up of Turkish Women, p. 21
      11. Why Irregular Healers Are Gaining, p. 22
      12. Sugar from Corn, p. 22
      13. Ivy Poisoning: How to Treat It, p. 23
      14. The Courtesy of the Air, p. 24
      15. Mapping New York by Plane, p. 24
      16. Sweet Potatoes Shaped by Potash, p. 25
      17. Foot-and-Mouth Disease Not for Humans, p. 25
      18. The Incomparable Duse, p. 26
      19. Some Prehistoric "Alice", p. 27
      20. How It Feels to Sing for the Phonograph, p. 28
      21. New Revelations at Pompeii, p. 29
      22. May the Church Counsel Congress?, p. 30
      23. The Runaway Boy and Girl Problem, p. 31
      24. The Jews Innocent of the Crucifixion, pp. 32-33
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      26. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-71
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-74
      28. Current Events, pp. 75-76
      29. The Spice of Life, pp. 77-78
    7. [+]
      May 17, 1924 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Dr. Butler's Attack on Prohibition, pp. 5-7
      2. Is Our Navy Headed for the Rocks?, pp. 8-10
      3. Germany Votes for Reparations, p. 11
      4. Foreign Entanglements in the Coming Campaign, pp. 12-13
      5. The Railroad Battle in Congress, p. 14
      6. A Governor Behind the Bars, p. 15
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      8. Our Foreign Language Press on Immigration, pp. 17-19
      9. An Expert View of the Dawes Plan, pp. 20-21
      10. Japan's Surplus Population, p. 22
      11. A German View of Germany's Recovery, p. 22
      12. How Not to Sneeze, p. 23
      13. Animal Refuge on a Gatun Lake Island, p. 24
      14. King Cotton's Northward March, p. 24
      15. To Cure the Bumps in Gravel Roads, p. 25
      16. Shadows That Stick, p. 26
      17. Plays by Radio, p. 26
      18. Drugs to Economize Strength, p. 27
      19. Metallic Clouds in Space, p. 27
      20. The Case of Marie Corelli, p. 28
      21. Mexico's Artistic Rebirth, p. 29
      22. "American" as She Is "Spoke", p. 30
      23. This Week's Cover, p. 30
      24. Pity the Poor Theater!, p. 31
      25. Religion as Scientific as Science, p. 32
      26. The Boy's Religion, p. 33
      27. Prohibition No Longer a Joke, p. 34
      28. Civilization Not Decadent, pp. 34-35
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-81
      31. Sports and Athletics, pp. 82-85
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 86-90
      33. Current Events, pp. 91-93
      34. The Spice of life, p. 94
      35. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 95
    8. [+]
      May 24, 1924 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Why More Women Voters Don't Vote, pp. 5-7
      2. The Senate Tax Bill, pp. 8-9
      3. Calvin Coolidge as a Leader, pp. 10-11
      4. Lodge's Plan for a New World Court, pp. 12-13
      5. A Klan Shock in Indiana, p. 14
      6. To Save Alaska's Succulent Salmon, p. 15
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      8. The Government's Defeat in Japan, pp. 17-18
      9. Soviet Russia's Interest in China, p. 19
      10. Italy's Interest in Emigrant Remittances, p. 20
      11. The Fall of Poincare, p. 21
      12. Fascinating Possibilities of Fused Quartz, p. 22
      13. Girls Need Good Skeletons, p. 23
      14. Who Made the First Paper?, p. 23
      15. Why Lincoln Was Melancholy, p. 24
      16. Poisoning Trees with Arsenic, p. 24
      17. Our Children's Neglected Eyesight, p. 25
      18. Melting Metal Under Water, p. 25
      19. New Theories of Mimicry in Plants and Animals, p. 26
      20. Shall "Hermes" Visit America?, pp. 27-28
      21. Little Helen Adam---Born Not Made, p. 29
      22. French Poets at the Floral Games, p. 30
      23. "Coronation" Ahoy!, p. 31
      24. The Artist of this Week's Cover, p. 31
      25. Saving Youth form Heroin and Crime, p. 32
      26. The Problem of a Catholic's Candidacy, pp. 33-35
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-49
      29. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 50-63
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-65
      31. Current Events, pp. 66-68
      32. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 69
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 70
    9. [+]
      May 31, 1924 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Good and Evil in the Bonus Victory, pp. 5-8
      2. Hopping the Pacific, p. 9
      3. Photographs by Telephone, pp. 10-11
      4. When France Swings Leftward, pp. 12-13
      5. First Blood for Wheeler, pp. 14-15
      6. A Congressman Sentenced to Prison, p. 16
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      8. Japanese Rage at Exclusion, pp. 18-19
      9. South Africa in Turmoil, p. 20
      10. British Fears of Germany's New Marine, p. 21
      11. The Red Sword of Russia, p. 22
      12. Henry Ford and the Detroit Doctors, p. 23
      13. If Philadelphia Had Been Bombed, p. 24
      14. Poison Gas Absorbed by Furniture, p. 25
      15. Cool Spots on Hot Nights, p. 25
      16. Radio in Mine-Rescue Work, p. 26
      17. A Machine That Says "Papa", p. 27
      18. To Prevent Drowning, p. 27
      19. Charles the Bold Has Another Bad Defeat, p. 28
      20. "Who Made Calvin Coolidge?", p. 29
      21. Black Art Inspires White Artists, p. 30
      22. Playing to the Russian Peasants, p. 31
      23. Closing the Methodist Breach, p. 32
      24. Where the Comptometer Does Not Count, p. 33
      25. Liberalism in the Y.W.C.A., p. 33
      26. "Back to the Church", p. 34
      27. Beauty and the Devil, p. 35
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-55
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 56-58
      31. Current Events, pp. 59-60
      32. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 61
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 62
    10. [+]
      June 7, 1924 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Congress Strikes Back Through "The Digest", pp. 9-11
      2. The New Tax Measure, pp. 12-13
      3. End of the "Melting-Pot" Theory, pp. 14-15
      4. Hard Times in the Cotton-Mills, p. 16
      5. What La Follette Is After, p. 17
      6. Twilight of the Great White Way, pp. 18-19
      7. Making Off with the Great Lakes, p. 20
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 21
      9. France's Dread of Germany Armed, pp. 22-23
      10. Denmark's First Labor Government, p. 24
      11. Italy's Place in Europe, p. 25
      12. A Turkish Blow to America, p. 26
      13. A New "Death-Dealing Ray", p. 27
      14. Fighting Gipsy Moths with Toy Balloons, p. 28
      15. Outwitting the Safe-Breaker, p. 29
      16. To Neutralize Motor-Gases, p. 30
      17. How Many Horse-Power Has a Horse?, pp. 30-31
      18. A Bookseller Stirs Up the Publishers, pp. 32-33
      19. The Artist of the Cover, p. 34
      20. Drama in English for the French, p. 34
      21. A Royal Portrait Starts a Battle Royal, p. 35
      22. How Miss Shonnard Discovered Miss Shonnard, p. 36
      23. For a National Art Gallery, p. 36
      24. Prohibition Reported Winning in the Colleges, p. 37
      25. A Woman Thief Who "Came Back", p. 38
      26. Needed---Good Parents, p. 39
      27. Theologies May Pass; Religion Never, p. 39
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 40-41
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 42-49
      30. Playgrounds at Home and Abroad, pp. 50-95
      31. Investments and Fiannce, pp. 96-99
      32. Current Events, pp. 100-101
      33. The Spiced of Life, p. 102
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 103
    11. [+]
      June 14, 1924 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Coolidge's Rebellious Followers, pp. 5-7
      2. Japanese Wrath at Exclusion, pp. 8-9
      3. Another Twist for the World Court, pp. 10-11
      4. The Klan and the Democrats, p. 12
      5. To Save the Child from Slavery, pp. 13-14
      6. "The Night Mail" Across America, pp. 15-16
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      8. The New Irish Peril to England, pp. 18-19
      9. Italy's Gain of Land in Africa, p. 20
      10. Germany's Rich Tourist Drive, p. 21
      11. An Australian Word on Singapore, p. 22
      12. Nordics and Other People, p. 23
      13. A Monument to the Boll-Weevil, p. 24
      14. Australia's Copy of the Hell Gate Bridge, p. 25
      15. Evidence Gathered by Suction, p. 26
      16. Fever as a Blessing, p. 26
      17. Foot-and-Mouth Germ Found?, p. 26
      18. Boito's "Nero" at Last, pp. 27-28
      19. Victor Herbert, p. 29
      20. The Designer of the Cover, p. 30
      21. Painting in the Jungle, p. 30
      22. New York in the Future---If, p. 31
      23. A Momentous Call for Peace, p. 32
      24. Sunday as Election Day, p. 33
      25. The Sons Better Than Their Fathers, pp. 34-35
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-53
      28. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 54-71
      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
    12. [+]
      June 21, 1924 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Coolidge's Domination of His Party, pp. 6-8
      2. What Congress Did and Didn't Do, pp. 9-10
      3. Canada to Help Dry Up the Border, pp. 11-12
      4. The Iowa Fly in the G.O.P. Ointment, p. 13
      5. Placing the Guilt for the Teapot Dome, p. 14
      6. Navy Plans Sunk by the Senate, pp. 15-16
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      8. The Japanese Ban on Americans, pp. 18-19
      9. The British Navy's Empire Cruise, p. 20
      10. An Argentinian View of All America, p. 21
      11. Fascism's "Iron Hand", p. 22
      12. Light as a Scene-Painter, p. 23
      13. Lighting a Bulb by Rubbing, p. 24
      14. Bad Mixers Among Foods, p. 25
      15. The Lightweight Himalayas, p. 25
      16. To Give Medicine by Injection, p. 26
      17. Floating Airplane Stations in Mid-Ocean, p. 26
      18. Wild Animals in Modern Art, p. 27
      19. Why Spain Deports Unamuno, p. 28
      20. "I Can Not Sing the Old Songs", p. 29
      21. The Tyranny of the Classic, pp. 29-30
      22. A Bishop Convicted of Heresy, pp. 31-32
      23. The Olive Branch for Fosdick, p. 33
      24. End of the Amusement Ban, pp. 34-35
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      26. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-51
      27. Sports and Athletics, pp. 52-63
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-65
      29. Current Events, pp. 66-68
      30. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 69
      31. The Spice of Life, p. 70
    13. [+]
      June 28, 1924 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. What Dawes Brings to the Republican Ticket, pp. 5-8
      2. The La Follette Puzzle, pp. 9-10
      3. Eve Battling On for "Equal Rights", p. 11
      4. Another Naval Tragedy, pp. 12-13
      5. Scientific Bandits Who Land in Jail, p. 14
      6. Uncle Sam Refuses to Stop Growing, p. 15
      7. A New Forestry Era, p. 16
      8. The Supreme Court's Ban on Beer, p. 17
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 18
      10. France Under New Leaders, p. 19
      11. Britain's Stake in Belgium's Security, pp. 20-21
      12. Canada's Golden West, p. 22
      13. Control of Turkey's Pocketbook, p. 22
      14. Restoring Youth to Aged Plants, p. 23
      15. Needless Auto Noises, p. 24
      16. Why Radio Bends Around the Globe, p. 24
      17. How to Wear Goggles, p. 25
      18. Spectacles for the Ears, p. 26
      19. Can't Hear Their Own Rattles, p. 26
      20. Saving Forests by Saving Paper, p. 27
      21. Diseases of Bread, p. 27
      22. At Last---A Sane Modernist in Art, p. 28
      23. $5000000 to Teach Business, p. 29
      24. French Gratitude Exprest in French Tapestry, p. 30
      25. A New Book by Christopher Columbus, p. 30
      26. Architects to Save Beauty in Cities, p. 31
      27. The Death Penalty No Cure for Murder, p. 32
      28. The New Presbyterian Pension Plan, p. 33
      29. Rockefeller Saving Reims, pp. 34-35
      30. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-45
      32. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 46-57
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 58-59
      34. Current Events, pp. 60-61
      35. The Spice of Life, p. 62
      36. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 63
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1924 = 13 Issues, 440 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 5, 1924 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. The Democratic Line of Attack, pp. 10-13
      2. Sizing Up the Republican "New Guard", p. 14
      3. Racing the Sun from Sea to Sea, p. 15
      4. A Workers' Ticket in the Field, p. 16
      5. Rhode Island's Political Rumpus, p. 17
      6. Political Murder in Italy, p. 18
      7. Great Britain's Break with Mexico, p. 19
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      9. Europe at the Polls, pp. 21-22
      10. Russia's Newest "New Economic Policy", p. 23
      11. Overcrowded Holland, p. 24
      12. Liquid Oxygen Lifts 4500 Tons of Rock, p. 25
      13. Sweeter than Saccharin, p. 26
      14. Meet the Otheograph, p. 27
      15. What Makes Radio Fans?, p. 27
      16. Success Through Threads of Activity, p. 28
      17. Perils of the Bathtub, p. 28
      18. "Fortified" Milk, p. 29
      19. What Electric Light Is Best for the Eyes?, p. 29
      20. Training to Preserve Art, p. 30
      21. Putting Jazz in Its Place, p. 31
      22. Hermes Stays at Home, p. 32
      23. England's Laureate Here, p. 33
      24. Our Biggest Tax---The Cost of Crime, p. 34
      25. Courting Danger in the Automobile, p. 35
      26. A Campaign to Make Christians Vote, p. 36
      27. Teaching Religion Instead of Creeds, p. 37
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-49
      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
    2. [+]
      July 12, 1924 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. The Democracy States Its Case, pp. 6-8
      2. The Klan Enters the Campaign, p. 9
      3. The League as a Campaign Issue, pp. 10-11
      4. A "Rain-Check" for La Follette, p. 12
      5. After Standard Oil Again, p. 13
      6. Germany Accepts Military Control, p. 14
      7. Turning Away Japanese Wrath, pp. 14-15
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      9. Independence for India Taken Seriously, p. 17
      10. How Austria Has Pulled Through, p. 18
      11. Smuts's Defeat, p. 19
      12. Mexico Too Has a Presidential Campaign, p. 20
      13. Dark Matter in Space, p. 21
      14. Why Animals Do Not Talk, p. 22
      15. Diseases Especially Fatal to Women, p. 23
      16. Repairs on Machines and Humans, p. 23
      17. A Mexican Library 7000 Years Old, p. 24
      18. Health from Radio, p. 25
      19. A French Cure for Sleeping-Sickness, p. 25
      20. Diana's Coming Descent, p. 26
      21. Picking the World Music Masterpieces, p. 27
      22. New Studies for Artists, p. 28
      23. Kipling to the Rhodes Scholars, p. 29
      24. The Golden Rule's Success in Business, p. 30
      25. Colleges Keeping the Faith, p. 31
      26. Church Decline in the Country, p. 32
      27. The Crime of the Booze Buyer, p. 32
      28. Helping French Protestantism, p. 32
      29. Current Poetry, p. 33
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 34-59
      31. Sports and Athletics, pp. 60-71
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-74
      33. Current Events, pp. 75-76
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 77
      35. The Spice of Life, p. 78
    3. [+]
      July 19, 1924 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Can John W. Davis Reunite the Democratic Party?, pp. 6-8
      2. The Significance of La Follette, pp. 9-11
      3. The Teapot Dome Indictments, p. 12
      4. Death's Shadow on the White House, p. 13
      5. Cash Coolidge and Economy, pp. 14-15
      6. Teeting on the Rim of the Vortex, p. 16
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      8. Why Japan Would Retaliate, pp. 18-19
      9. Ireland's Duty to the League, p. 20
      10. The Kind of Man Herriot Is, p. 21
      11. The Business of Radio, p. 22
      12. Rays: Diabolical and Industrial, p. 23
      13. Baking-Powder for Concrete, p. 24
      14. Where Do the Pins Go?, p. 24
      15. To Educate the Doctors, p. 25
      16. Tanning and Shoe Ease, p. 25
      17. A Higher Order of Music for the Movies, p. 26
      18. Expatriated Authors, p. 27
      19. Literary Tremors of Bath, p. 27
      20. Growth of Socialism in Oxford, p. 28
      21. An Old Song in the Convention, p. 29
      22. The Revival of Paganism, p. 30
      23. Why a Doubter Goes to Church, p. 31
      24. Punishment for the Weak Wits, p. 32
      25. Caste in the Churches, pp. 32-33
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 34-37
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-51
      28. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 52-63
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-66
      30. Current Events, pp. 67-68
      31. The Spice of Life, pp. 69-70
      32. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 71
    4. [+]
      July 26, 1924 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. "Brother Charley" Bryan for Vice-President, pp. 5-7
      2. The Hanging of Walter Muir, p. 8
      3. Tammany's New Chief, p. 9
      4. Why America Wins Olympics, pp. 10-11
      5. Million-Dollar Incomes Tripled, p. 12
      6. A Peaceable Mexican Election, p. 13
      7. Rebellion in Brazil, pp. 14-15
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      9. Probing Germany's "Intent of Revenge", pp. 17-18
      10. Oil and Japan's Recognition of Russia, pp. 19-20
      11. New Plagues of Egypt, p. 21
      12. South America Could Feed Europe, p. 21
      13. A Great Submarine Treasure-Hunt Now On, p. 22
      14. Turning Old Tires into Pavement, p. 23
      15. World's Largest Magnetic Iron Deposits, p. 24
      16. How to Kill Moths, p. 24
      17. Hydrogen's Bursting Power, p. 25
      18. Copper in Milk, p. 25
      19. Who Make the Scientific Discoveries?, p. 26
      20. Lynn's Colored Fountain, p. 26
      21. Open Competition for the Prix de Paris, p. 27
      22. Now for a "Secretary of Education", pp. 28-29
      23. How to Edit a Small City Daily, p. 30
      24. Byron for the Poet's Corner, p. 30
      25. The Weakness of American Justice, p. 31
      26. How to Meet Chinese Bandits, p. 32
      27. The Cash Worth of a Wife, p. 32
      28. The Second Methodist Union Victory, p. 33
      29. Life After Fifty, p. 33
      30. Current Poetry, p. 34
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 35-49
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 50-51
      33. Current Events, pp. 52-53
      34. The Spice of Life, p. 54
      35. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 55
    5. [+]
      August 2, 1924 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. What Wheeler Brings to La Follette, pp. 9-11
      2. Hughes Tells Europe How Far We Can Go, pp. 12-13
      3. Golden Days for the Wheat Farmers, pp. 14-15
      4. A Verdict that "Goes Against the Grain", p. 16
      5. A Farmer-Owned Grain Monopoly, p. 17
      6. To Prevent Campaign Bribery, p. 18
      7. For a Fool-Proof Foreign Service, p. 18
      8. Our First "Red" Presidential Ticket, p. 19
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      10. How Germany Likes to Be Searched for Arms, pp. 21-22
      11. Back of the Brazilian Revolt, p. 23
      12. The Yearning for an Irish Republic, p. 24
      13. What a Boycott Might Cost Japan, p. 25
      14. The Demon in Radio, p. 26
      15. Shall Canada Finish Her Hudson Bay Railroad?, p. 27
      16. Growing New Redwood Forests, p. 28
      17. Our Cactus Invades Australia, p. 29
      18. The Human Motor in Hot Weather, p. 30
      19. Malaria as a Cure for Paresis, p. 30
      20. England's Glory in Blake, p. 31
      21. Led Off by "The Show Off", p. 32
      22. The Cover, p. 33
      23. Bayreuth a Memory and a Revival, p. 33
      24. Our Poetical New England Nun, p. 34
      25. Our Illiterate Vote, p. 35
      26. Is a Catholic Party Probable?, p. 36
      27. The Rewards from Tithing, pp. 36-37
      28. Current Poetry, p. 38
      29. Sports and Athletics, pp. 39-57
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 58-59
      31. Current Events, pp. 60-61
      32. The Spice of Life, p. 62
      33. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 63
    6. [+]
      August 9, 1924 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The "Money Devil" Mixes in the Reparations Row, pp. 5-7
      2. American Youth Vindicated at Colombes, pp. 8-9
      3. Ten Years Ago and Now, p. 10
      4. Doubts About Campaigning by Radio, p. 11
      5. City Growth by Dead Reckoning, p. 12
      6. Pittsburgh Plus Now Minus, pp. 12-13
      7. Our Consul Lynched in Persia, p. 14
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 15
      9. What Keeps Mussolini in Power, pp. 16-17
      10. Communism in Britain, p. 18
      11. To Make the Mediterranean Safe for Everybody, p. 19
      12. Latin-America's Weight in the League, p. 20
      13. Are Criminals Brain-Cripples?, pp. 21-22
      14. Broadcasting Heart and Lung Sounds, p. 23
      15. To Eat Sweets and Get Thin, p. 24
      16. Zinc Poisoning from Galvanized Iron, p. 24
      17. "White Indians", p. 25
      18. "The Most Extraordinary Bostonian of Her Day", p. 26
      19. Ill-Nature in Catchwords, p. 27
      20. America Reappraised, p. 28
      21. The World for the Columnists, p. 29
      22. The Church's Wrath at "Defense Day", p. 30
      23. Japan Turning the Other Cheek, p. 31
      24. The Suicide Rate "Normal", pp. 32-33
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      26. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-47
      27. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 48-57
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 58-59
      29. Current Events, pp. 60-61
      30. The Spice of Life, p. 62
      31. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 63
    7. [+]
      August 16, 1924 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Defense Day as a Campaign Issue, pp. 5-7
      2. To Disentwine a "Twine Trust", p. 8
      3. Our Responsibility for Mrs. Evans, p. 9
      4. The President's Postal-Pay Policy, p. 10
      5. The New "Progressive" Party, p. 11
      6. La Follette's Labor Support, pp. 12-13
      7. Raising the Gun-Raising Issue, p. 14
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 15
      9. War Omens and Rumors from the Balkans, p. 16
      10. What Japan's Workers Want, pp. 17-18
      11. Bolshevism in the Balkans, p. 19
      12. Turkey's Mind About Mosul, p. 20
      13. Marconi Predicts a Radio Revolution, p. 21
      14. Get Thin in Summer, p. 22
      15. Cutting Out Accidents by Safety Propaganda, p. 22
      16. Animal and Vegetable Life on the Moon, p. 23
      17. Radio for Disabled Veterans, p. 24
      18. Transplanting a Living Heart, p. 24
      19. Public Health and the Oyster, p. 25
      20. Chinese Pigeon-Whistles, p. 25
      21. Liverpool's New Gothic Cathedral, p. 26
      22. Our Musical Candidate, p. 27
      23. Boston and New York---A Literary Duel, p. 28
      24. A Modernist Collector, p. 29
      25. Good Points in "Heathen" Religions, p. 30
      26. Young Germany's Fight for Virtue, p. 31
      27. For the Childhood of the World, p. 32
      28. Where Every Dollar Counts, p. 32
      29. Current Poetry, p. 33
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 34-51
      31. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 52-63
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-66
      33. Current Events, pp. 67-68
      34. The Spice of Life, pp. 69-70
    8. [+]
      August 23, 1924 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. "Coolidge and Common Sense", pp. 5-7
      2. Mr. Davis's Denunciation of Republican Rule, pp. 8-10
      3. Mr. Davis as a Friend of Labor, p. 11
      4. How to Save 50000000 Tons of Coal a Year, p. 12
      5. "100 Women in Congress!", p. 13
      6. Britain's Truce with the Bear, pp. 13-14
      7. A New "Get-Out-the-Vote" Movement, p. 15
      8. How Dry Is Kansas?, p. 16
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      10. The First Year of Spain's Military Directorate, p. 18
      11. Group Pioneering in Australia, pp. 19-20
      12. Britain's Need of Imperial Cooperation, p. 21
      13. Echoes of Japanese Ire, p. 21
      14. Trained Ears That Save Dollars, p. 22
      15. Shall the Trolley Run the Taxi?, p. 23
      16. Weather and Health, p. 23
      17. The Brainy Only Child, p. 24
      18. Molasses as a Food, p. 24
      19. Why Not Eat Insects?, p. 25
      20. Corn That Ripens in the Ground, p. 26
      21. Tea a Better Stimulant Than Beer, p. 26
      22. Joseph Conrad, p. 27
      23. Byron Refused Admission to Westminster, p. 28
      24. An Irish View of American Poetry, p. 29
      25. Dangerous Odds in Hollywood, p. 30
      26. Lynching on the Wane, p. 31
      27. Religion by Radio, p. 31
      28. Saying it with Pistols, p. 32
      29. Current Poetry, p. 33
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 34-45
      31. Sports and Athletics, pp. 46-49
      32. Investments and Finance, p. 50
      33. Current Events, pp. 51-52
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 53
      35. The Spice of Life, p. 54
    9. [+]
      August 30, 1924 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. America's Part in "The Peace of London", pp. 5-8
      2. The Democracy as the Farmer's Friend, p. 9
      3. As Dawes Defines the Issue, pp. 10-11
      4. The Greater "Nickel Plate", p. 12
      5. Coolidge on Colored Candidates, p. 13
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 14
      7. Anglo-German Agreement, pp. 15-16
      8. A Misdeal in Knighthood, p. 17
      9. Saskatchewan's Drink Plebiscite, p. 17
      10. Bolshevik Arms and the Bulgarians, p. 18
      11. A Traffic Census of the Fish, p. 19
      12. No Channel Tunnel, p. 20
      13. A Mind Races with Machines, p. 20
      14. Mistreating Water-Power, p. 21
      15. What Gets into the Motor Oil, p. 21
      16. Putting the Punch into Opera, p. 22
      17. Oil's Undiscovered Romance, p. 23
      18. The Cover, p. 24
      19. The Catholic Crusade for Modesty, p. 25
      20. Muscular Christianity, p. 26
      21. Materialism Going Bankrupt, pp. 27-29
      22. Current Poetry, pp. 30-31
      23. Personal Glimpses, pp. 32-41
      24. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 42-47
      25. Investments and Finance, pp. 48-51
      26. Current Events, pp. 52-53
      27. The Spice of Life, p. 54
      28. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 55
    10. [+]
      September 6, 1924 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. The First Woman Governor, pp. 7-9
      2. The Klan and the Candidates, pp. 10-11
      3. "Dynamite" in Sugar, pp. 12-13
      4. The Decennial of "The Ditch", p. 14
      5. Our "Rotten Boroughs", pp. 14-15
      6. "Mrs." or "Miss" When the Ghost Walks?, p. 16
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      8. The Race for the Presidency in Cuba, p. 18
      9. Canada's Harvest of Americans, p. 19
      10. Prospects of Another Russian Famine, p. 20
      11. Japan's New Luxury Tax, p. 21
      12. The Evans Murder in Mexican Eyes, p. 22
      13. Complaints About Poland, p. 23
      14. Forecasting Weather Years in Advance, p. 24
      15. Is All Life Radioactive?, p. 25
      16. Shall We Grow Our Own Paper?, p. 26
      17. Pearls from Cocoanuts, p. 26
      18. Draining the Great Lakes, p. 27
      19. Radio Messages from Mars?, p. 28
      20. Scrambled News by Radio, p. 28
      21. Fighting the Army Worm, p. 29
      22. Water-Absorbing Metal, p. 29
      23. The Fate of the Lady Astor Picture, p. 30
      24. A Call to "Good Speech", p. 31
      25. Japanese Prints Lost in the Earthquake, p. 32
      26. Whither Have We Waltzed?, p. 33
      27. The Vanishing Art of Worship, p. 34
      28. Church Voices Raised for Defense Day, p. 35
      29. Asiatic Religions Getting Together, pp. 36-37
      30. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-49
      32. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 50-69
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 70-72
      34. Current Events, p. 73
      35. The Spice of Life, pp. 74-75
      36. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 76
    11. [+]
      September 13, 1924 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. A Huge Poll To Find Who Will Be the Next President, p. 5
      2. The Fight for the Labor Vote, pp. 6-8
      3. "Bloody Herrin" Again, p. 9
      4. An American in Charge of Germany, pp. 10-12
      5. Circumnavigating the Globe, pp. 13-15
      6. An American War of Aggression, p. 16
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      8. Did the World War Pay?, pp. 18-19
      9. Reasons for Franco-German Team-Work, p. 20
      10. Mussolini's Aim at Conciliation, p. 21
      11. British Views of the Anglo-Soviet Treaty, pp. 21-22
      12. Choosing a Job by Tests, p. 23
      13. Pay in Hospitals, p. 24
      14. Gas in Stars Dense as Metal, p. 24
      15. New York's New Oil-Electric Locomotive, p. 25
      16. A New Sun-Spot Cycle, p. 26
      17. Rain Insurance, p. 27
      18. Do Plants Suffer?, p. 27
      19. A Library for Dolls, pp. 28-29
      20. Is Opera a Finished Art?, p. 30
      21. Culture in Summer Concerts, p. 30
      22. A Lesson for Dramatic Critics, p. 31
      23. "The Most Lawless Nation in the World", p. 32
      24. The Literature of the Liturgies, p. 33
      25. The Fight for Social Betterment, p. 34
      26. "As God Has Prospered You"---, pp. 34-35
      27. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      28. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-57
      29. Sports and Athletics, pp. 58-81
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 82-88
      31. Current Events, pp. 89-91
      32. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 92-93
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 94
    12. [+]
      September 20, 1924 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. First Returns in "The Digest's" Election Poll, pp. 7-9
      2. Maine as a Political-Barometer, pp. 10-11
      3. Our Supreme Court---Tyrant or Protector?, pp. 12-13
      4. Full-Sized Civil War in China, pp. 14-15
      5. Adam Willis Wagnalls (1848-1924), p. 16
      6. Coming---A Universal "S.R.O." Sign!, p. 17
      7. Our Absentee Presence at Geneva, pp. 18-19
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      9. Arbitration or Arms for Europe's Security, pp. 21-22
      10. Prohibition's Triumph in Norway, p. 23
      11. New Zealand Bans California Onions, p. 23
      12. The Dawes Plan as a Peacemaker, p. 24
      13. Sounding Free Trade's Vitality, p. 25
      14. Raising the German Fleet, p. 26
      15. Toll Roads Again, p. 27
      16. Strengthening Stone with Sulfur, p. 27
      17. Using a Nail as a Compass, p. 27
      18. The World's Largest Motor-Ship, p. 28
      19. A Sensational Radio Invention, p. 28
      20. The Shape of a Tornado, p. 29
      21. Italian Art Since the War, p. 30
      22. The "Column" Shaking, p. 31
      23. The Next Step After "Expressionism", p. 32
      24. Toller Out of Prison, p. 33
      25. China's Christian Anchor, p. 34
      26. "Monkeying" with Evolution, p. 35
      27. Should the Church Enter Politics?, p. 36
      28. Is the World Growing Worse?, pp. 36-37
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      30. The Past Three Months in World History, pp. 40-43
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-59
      32. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 60-85
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 86-89
      34. Current Events, pp. 90-91
      35. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 92-93
      36. The Spice of Life, p. 94
    13. [+]
      September 27, 1924 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. 272299 Votes in "The Digest's" Election Poll, pp. 7-9
      2. Rich and Poor Murderers, pp. 10-11
      3. What the Dawes Plan Means to Business Here, pp. 12-13
      4. The French Debt Next?, p. 14
      5. Gratitude or Ingratitude Toward General Pershing, p. 15
      6. Warm Times in Chile, p. 16
      7. Save the Fish!, p. 17
      8. Spiking the Gun-Raising Project, p. 18
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 19
      10. Britain's Peck of Trouble in the Sudan, pp. 20-21
      11. Foreign Investors in German Real Estate, p. 22
      12. Soviet Satisfaction with the British Agreement, pp. 22-23
      13. French Exposure of a Fake, p. 24
      14. An Orphan Asylum for Apes, p. 25
      15. A Plethora of Gems in Australia, p. 26
      16. Have You a Safe Headlight?, p. 26
      17. Why Not Engineers in Congress?, p. 27
      18. New French Windmills for Electric Power, p. 27
      19. Gold from Quicksilver?, p. 28
      20. Furs and Their Care, p. 28
      21. Carbon-Disulfid as an Insecticide, p. 29
      22. The Flight of the Sea-Gulls, p. 30
      23. Conrad Spinning Sea Yarns with Bone, p. 31
      24. Fickle Fashions of Femininity, p. 32
      25. Livy Lost and Found, pp. 32-33
      26. A Southern Tribute to a Negro Preacher, p. 34
      27. A Touchstone for the College, p. 35
      28. Children of the Manse, p. 35
      29. The Bible Beyond Fashion, p. 36
      30. Scriptures for a Cent, p. 36
      31. Why the Church-Mouse Is Poor, pp. 36-37
      32. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      33. Things a Voter Should Know, pp. 40-41
      34. Personal Glimpses, pp. 42-51
      35. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 52-61
      36. Investment and Finance, pp. 62-67
      37. Current Events, pp. 68-69
      38. The Spice of Life, p. 70
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1924 = 13 Issues, 451 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 4, 1924 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. 689019 Votes in "The Digest's" Big Election Poll, pp. 7-9
      2. The Fight Centering Around La Follette, pp. 10-12
      3. Science to End War or End the Race, p. 13
      4. "People's Courts" of Arbitration, p. 14
      5. China's War Flaming Higher, pp. 15-16
      6. Mr. Davis's Attack on the Republican Tariff, pp. 17-18
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 19
      8. Fascist Coyness on Political Cooperation, pp. 20-21
      9. British Fears of Franco-German Competition, p. 22
      10. The Puzzle of Ireland's Trade, p. 23
      11. Portuguese Restiveness, p. 24
      12. Evolutoin---Not Revolution---In Telephone Service, p. 25
      13. Spectacles for Cataract, p. 26
      14. A River That Gets Rusty, p. 27
      15. Radio Censorship, p. 28
      16. To Lower Life-Boats Safely, p. 28
      17. The World's Big Peat Supply, p. 29
      18. Better Locomotives, p. 29
      19. The Stage Captured by a Hard-Boiled War Play, pp. 30-31
      20. Psychoanalysis Fails to Account for the Artist, p. 32
      21. Weary of Follies, p. 32
      22. A Lost Art, p. 33
      23. Do You Know How to Read?, p. 33
      24. Farming for the Lord, p. 34
      25. Degrees of Honesty, p. 35
      26. "Stepping on the Gas"---And Results, p. 35
      27. Easy Times for Murderers, p. 36
      28. Current Poetry, p. 37
      29. Things a Voter Should Know, p. 38
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 39-57
      31. Sports and Athletics, pp. 58-79
      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
    2. [+]
      October 11, 1924 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. "The Digest's" Great Poll Breaking All Records, pp. 5-7
      2. The Big Stakes in the Smith-Roosevelt Bout, pp. 8-9
      3. La Follette and the German Vote, pp. 10-11
      4. Japan's Attitude at Geneva, pp. 12-13
      5. Philadelphia Reformed and Discontented, pp. 14-15
      6. William Allen White's War on the Klan, p. 16
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      8. Minds That Militate Against Disarmament, pp. 18-19
      9. Premier MacDonald's "Endowed" Motor-Car, p. 20
      10. Canada's Immigration Boom, p. 21
      11. Unholy Feelings in the Holy Land, p. 22
      12. The Curse of Monotony, p. 23
      13. To Salt Down Power, p. 24
      14. How to End the Headlight Peril, p. 24
      15. The Heaviest Stuff in the Universe, p. 25
      16. Flowers as Food, p. 26
      17. Where Our Babies Die, p. 26
      18. Flexible Wire Road Guards, p. 27
      19. No More Copper: No More Electricity?, p. 27
      20. Uncovered Pomps of Roman Life, p. 28
      21. The Cover, p. 29
      22. Radical Unionism Among French School-Teachers, p. 29
      23. Who Writes for Boys?, p. 30
      24. Our Skyscrapers Are Splendid But---, p. 31
      25. Extinguishing an Island Hell, p. 32
      26. New York's Dance-Halls, p. 33
      27. God in the Test-Tube, pp. 34-35
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      29. Things a Vote Should Know, pp. 38-39
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-57
      31. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 58-85
      32. Investment and Finance, pp. 86-89
      33. Current Events, pp. 90-91
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 92-93
      35. The Spice of Life, p. 94
    3. [+]
      October 18, 1924 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. Every State Now Heard from in "The Digest's" Big Poll, pp. 7-9
      2. The Political Explosion in Iowa, pp. 10-11
      3. Mr. Mellon and the "Aluminum Trust", p. 12
      4. Will T.R. the Second Be a Second T.R.?, pp. 13-14
      5. The League Acquires Teeth, pp. 15-16
      6. To Halt the Smuggling of Aliens, p. 17
      7. La Follette's Place on the Ballot, p. 18
      8. Our "Little Brown Brothers" Rum Problem, p. 19
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      10. "Marching Through Georgia" in the Caucasus, pp. 21-22
      11. Why Chile's President Sailed Away, p. 23
      12. Britain's Jobless Veterans, p. 24
      13. Mount Ararat as a Tourist Resort, p. 25
      14. The Sound of a Bullet, p. 26
      15. Ocean-Sounding by Echo, p. 27
      16. Canada's Game Dying Out, p. 27
      17. What Woodpeckers Do to Telegraph-Poles, p. 27
      18. Sounds Made by Trees, p. 28
      19. Running Longer Trains for Less Money, p. 28
      20. Explorer MacMillan Breaks a Radio Record, p. 29
      21. The Cost of Speed, p. 29
      22. Stainless Steel, p. 29
      23. "Hog Fuel", p. 29
      24. An Actress Who Gives Millions to Crippled Veterans, p. 30
      25. Education and Murder, p. 31
      26. The Artist of the Cover, p. 32
      27. The Hollywood Test, p. 32
      28. Electrocuting the Romance of Venice, p. 33
      29. New Difficulties for the Missionary, p. 34
      30. Why Christianity Breeds Trouble, p. 35
      31. Treating Criminality as Sickness, p. 36
      32. Current Poetry, p. 37
      33. Things a Voter Should Know, pp. 38-39
      34. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-53
      35. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 54-79
      36. Investments and Finance, pp. 80-82
      37. Current Events, pp. 83-85
      38. The Spice of Life, p. 86
    4. [+]
      October 25, 1924 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Davis Overtaking La Follette in the Big Poll, pp. 5-7
      2. The Dawes Bank Charges, pp. 8-9
      3. La Follette's Slush-Fund Bombshell, pp. 10-11
      4. The Last Zeppelin---Ours, pp. 12-13
      5. Our Interest in the British Election, pp. 14-15
      6. America's Gold to Restore Germany, p. 16
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      8. Liberals and Fascists at Grips in Italy, pp. 18-19
      9. Britain's Big Election, p. 20
      10. Germany's Approach to the League, p. 21
      11. Denmark's Disarmament, p. 22
      12. A $2000000000 War-Fund to Fight Off the Grim Reaper, p. 23
      13. To Keep Swimming-Pools Clean, p. 24
      14. A French Museum of Crime, p. 24
      15. "Irradiated" Food, p. 25
      16. The Apache Indian as a Road-Builder, p. 25
      17. Stars Brighter Than Ten Thousand Suns, p. 26
      18. Medicines That Explode, p. 26
      19. The Old "Hard Copper" Tale Again, p. 27
      20. Combined Radio and Phonograph, p. 27
      21. Fogging the Atmosphere of Old New Yokr, p. 28
      22. Setting Locomotives to Music, p. 29
      23. Mr. Newman Himself, p. 30
      24. Caricatures Life-Size, p. 31
      25. Dr. Fosdick's Refusal to Be a Presbyterian, p. 32
      26. A Whole Community at the Drumhead, p. 33
      27. Rural Paganism, pp. 34-35
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      29. Things a Voter Should Know, pp. 38-39
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-49
      31. Sports and Athletics, pp. 50-61
      32. Investment and Finance, pp. 62-65
      33. Current Events, pp. 66-67
      34. The Spice of Life, pp. 68-69
      35. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 70
    5. [+]
      November 1, 1924 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. 2386052 Straws Forecast Tuesday's Tempest, pp. 5-8
      2. Prospects of a "Big Vote", pp. 9-11
      3. The "Conspiracy" to Make Bryan President, p. 12
      4. Wyoming's Woman Candidate, p. 13
      5. La Follette's Attack on Wilson, pp. 14-15
      6. Looking Into the Campaign "Barrels", p. 16
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      8. New Light on the Civil War in China, pp. 18-19
      9. Britons Urged to Trade Among Themselves, p. 20
      10. Calles in Command of Mexico, pp. 20-21
      11. South Africa's Fear of Asiatics, p. 22
      12. A Mexican Labor Appeal to Britain, p. 22
      13. The Hookworm Killed by Fire-Extinguisher, p. 23
      14. A Plane That Won't Crash, p. 24
      15. Too Many Late Trains, p. 24
      16. The Transfer of Disease by Travel, p. 25
      17. Did the Ancients Have a Nickel?, p. 25
      18. Why Collars Wear Out, p. 26
      19. The Anatole Who Was France, p. 27
      20. A Twice-Filmed Tale, p. 28
      21. Turning Tide to American Art, p. 29
      22. Flappers' Words and Others, p. 30
      23. A Catholic-Protestant Clan, p. 31
      24. Skyscrapers for Sky Pilots, p. 32
      25. Training for Incompetent Wives, p. 33
      26. The Shirking Pews, p. 34
      27. A Nickel for the Sunday School, pp. 34-35
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-57
      30. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 58-71
      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
    6. [+]
      November 8, 1924 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Paul Pry Week in the Income Tax, pp. 5-7
      2. The New Phase of the Chinese War, pp. 8-9
      3. What Next at Muscle Shoals?, pp. 10-11
      4. Labor's "Magna Charta" Upheld, p. 12
      5. What the Tory Victory in Britain Means, p. 13
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 14
      7. The League as Life-Saver in the Anglo-Turkish Clash, pp. 15-16
      8. Troubles of the Swiss Hotel Man, p. 17
      9. Gold as a War Victim, p. 17
      10. A Russian View of the Republic Kemal Built, pp. 18-19
      11. Is Einstein's Arithmetic Off?, p. 20
      12. Chlorinating a Cold, p. 21
      13. A Milk-Explosion, p. 22
      14. Synthetic Cocain in Germany, p. 22
      15. A Portable Broadcasting Outfit, p. 23
      16. Trick Chairs to Test Fear, p. 23
      17. Old Age No Death Warrant, p. 24
      18. Lumber from the Palmetto, p. 24
      19. A Great Art to the British Public, p. 25
      20. Smashing the "Children's Classics", p. 26
      21. Mid-Victorian Private Schools, p. 27
      22. "Leningrad in Boston", p. 28
      23. Righteousness Not a Matter of Legislation, p. 29
      24. Reviving the Old Evangelism, p. 30
      25. A Lesson from the Mohammedans, p. 31
      26. Paradise Not for Idlers, p. 31
      27. Your Own Children and Sing Sing, p. 32
      28. Fitting Religion into College Life, p. 32
      29. Current Poetry, p. 33
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 34-51
      31. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 52-85
      32. Investment and Finance, pp. 86-87
      33. Current Events, pp. 88-91
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 92-93
      35. The Spice of Life, p. 94
    7. [+]
      November 15, 1924 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. Calvin Coolidge as the Victory-Maker, pp. 6-8
      2. "Al" Smith as Democracy's Champion, p. 9
      3. Future of the La Follette Party, pp. 10-11
      4. Millions Always Out of Work, p. 12
      5. Henry Ford Dooms Our Great Cities, p. 13
      6. Firing Lax Dry Enforcers, pp. 14-15
      7. To Collect Our War Claims from Germany, p. 16
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      9. The British Conservative Triumph, pp. 18-19
      10. The Canadian Door to the U.S.A., p. 20
      11. Spain's Dictatorship Under Fire, pp. 20-21
      12. Storm and Strife in Honduras, p. 22
      13. America's Black Record of Deaths by Accident, p. 23
      14. Rubber-Coated Fruits, p. 23
      15. How Dynamite Explodes, p. 24
      16. A Dinosaur Caravan, p. 24
      17. The Expansion of Chemistry, p. 25
      18. Ultra-Violet Rays from Food, p. 26
      19. Infinite Energy Just Out of Reach, p. 26
      20. Radio Strengthened by Cold, p. 27
      21. Promotion of the Gooseberry, p. 27
      22. A French Actor the Nation's Guest, p. 28
      23. Ivan G. Olinsky, p. 29
      24. Jackie in English and French Eyes, p. 30
      25. The Revolutionary Ballet in Russia, p. 31
      26. A Better Day for the Wayward Girl, p. 32
      27. The Sunday School Not a Reformatory, p. 33
      28. College Men Who Need Help, p. 33
      29. Paul Losing to Mohammed, pp. 34-35
      30. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-55
      32. Sports and Athletics, pp. 56-83
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 84-89
      34. Current Events, pp. 90-92
      35. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 93
      36. The Spice of Life, p. 94
    8. [+]
      November 22, 1924 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. The Demand for a Further Tax Cut, pp. 7-9
      2. A Coolidge Congress, pp. 10-11
      3. Accuracy of "The Digest" Big Poll, pp. 12-13
      4. What Was Wrong with the Democrats?, pp. 14-15
      5. Klan Victories and Defeats, p. 16
      6. Woman's "Bigger Dent in Politics", p. 17
      7. "Insanity Gas", p. 18
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 19
      9. Ontario's Drink Plebiscite, pp. 20-21
      10. Denmark's Threatened Disarmament, p. 22
      11. Sweden's Anti-Militarist Premier, p. 23
      12. A Curiosity of British Politics, p. 23
      13. The League's Help to Hungary, p. 24
      14. Turning Some of Lake Michigan into More Chiago, p. 25
      15. Eyesight and Auto Accidents, p. 26
      16. The Speed of the Fingers, p. 26
      17. Washing Drinking-Water in Air, p. 27
      18. Loss of Blood in Surgery, p. 27
      19. Are Mars's Caps Cloud-Banks?, p. 28
      20. Refuges for Non-Smokers, p. 28
      21. Sterilizing Oysters with Sea-Water, p. 28
      22. Why Leaves Fall in Autumn, p. 29
      23. Milk by Truck-Tank, p. 29
      24. Radio-Controlled Power-Station, p. 29
      25. The Opera's New Star, p. 30
      26. The Cat Who Made an Editor, p. 31
      27. An Irish Painter and Wit, pp. 31-32
      28. Sold Out by the Gramophone, p. 33
      29. Nick Carter's Multiple Personality, p. 33
      30. A Religious Dynamo in the Sagebrush, p. 34
      31. The "Good Old Days" and Now, p. 35
      32. A Call to Combat Race Suicide, pp. 36-37
      33. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      34. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-55
      35. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 56-65
      36. Investments and Finance, pp. 66-67
      37. Current Events, pp. 68-69
      38. The Spice of Life, p. 70
    9. [+]
      November 29, 1924 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Is Prosperity Here?, pp. 5-8
      2. Where the Election Leaves Labor, pp. 9-10
      3. Our Leadership Hailed by Britain, p. 11
      4. The First Negro Elected Judge, p. 12
      5. Congressman Hill's Cider, pp. 12-14
      6. Florida Invites the Rich, p. 15
      7. Another Democratic Vote-Getter, p. 16
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      9. France's Recognition of Soviet Russia, pp. 18-19
      10. Norway's Momentous Elections, p. 20
      11. Bolshevism's Chance in the Balkans, p. 21
      12. How Chile's Junta Government Works, p. 22
      13. The Tropics Safe for White Men, p. 23
      14. The War Against Blindness, p. 24
      15. New Mexico's Big Cave, p. 24
      16. Mixing Rubber and Water, p. 25
      17. Hard Work Does Kill, p. 25
      18. The World's Speediest Cable, p. 26
      19. Paint Cold Storage Cars White, p. 26
      20. Doctoring "The Last Supper", pp. 27-28
      21. The Love of Old Gardens, p. 29
      22. "Tosca" Rejudged, p. 29
      23. Germany's New College Teaching, p. 30
      24. On the Cover, p. 30
      25. Would Congress Spoil Our Children?, p. 31
      26. More Honesty if Less Attire, p. 32
      27. Why Vicious Movies Pay Best, p. 33
      28. Why the Pew Is Listless, p. 34
      29. Current Poetry, p. 35
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-55
      31. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 56-65
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 66-67
      33. Current Events, pp. 68-69
      34. The Spice of Life, p. 70
      35. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 71
    10. [+]
      December 6, 1924 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Assassination in Egypt and What May Come of It, pp. 5-7
      2. America's Part in the World War on Opium, pp. 8-9
      3. A Labor Party Not Wanted by Labor, pp. 10-11
      4. The Battle Against the Child Labor Amendment, pp. 12-14
      5. California's Little Civil War, p. 15
      6. Saving Uncle Sam's Wood-Lot, p. 16
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      8. Soviet Russia's Seventh Anniversary, pp. 18-19
      9. Cuba's Presidential Election, p. 20
      10. Britain's Dominions and the League, p. 21
      11. A British View of Income-Tax Exposure, p. 22
      12. Secret Signals with Invisible Infra-Red Rays, p. 23
      13. Magnetic Machines to Save Coal, p. 23
      14. Frost Flowers, p. 24
      15. Dining-Cars as Money-Losers, p. 24
      16. Poor Memory Is Bad Management, p. 25
      17. The Woodpecker's Storage Warehouse, p. 25
      18. Rain-Making Up to Date, p. 26
      19. If Railroads Killed Like Autos, p. 27
      20. Mestrovic the Serb, p. 28
      21. Menaces to the Cross-Worders, p. 29
      22. Stevenson in Extremis, p. 30
      23. Remembering Henley, p. 31
      24. The Cover, p. 31
      25. The College Not a Faith-Wrecker, p. 32
      26. A Business Man's Criticism of Missions, p. 33
      27. How to Save the Rural Church, pp. 34-35
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-60
      30. Sports and Athletics, pp. 61-77
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 78-80
      32. Current Events, pp. 81-82
      33. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 83-85
      34. The Spice of Life, p. 86
    11. [+]
      December 13, 1924 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Coolidge Out To Save Our Money and Cut Our Taxes, pp. 5-7
      2. What Will Congress Do?, pp. 8-9
      3. G.O.P. Rebels Shown the Door, p. 10
      4. The Egyptian Crisis as a Blow to the League, pp. 11-12
      5. A Chinese War Here, p. 13
      6. Pictures by Radio, pp. 14-15
      7. A Union War Over Union Labor, p. 16
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      9. Britain's Egyptian Trusteeship, pp. 18-19
      10. "Chronic Revolution" in Brazil, p. 20
      11. Fascism's Fading Brilliance, p. 21
      12. Five Years of French Reconstruction, p. 22
      13. How to Prevent Blindness in Industry, p. 23
      14. Wanted: A Shaft Twelve Miles Deep, p. 24
      15. A Negro Chemist, p. 25
      16. Artificial Sky for Students, p. 25
      17. Health-Perils from Motor Travel, p. 26
      18. Mining for Oil, p. 26
      19. Why We Snore, p. 27
      20. A New Old Master, p. 28
      21. The Cover, p. 29
      22. As New York Critics See the French Players, pp. 29-30
      23. Ibanez as a Revolutionist, p. 31
      24. The Failure of the Older Generation, p. 32
      25. A Warning for Country Girls, p. 33
      26. Overcoming the Poison of Prejudice, p. 33
      27. A Spike for the "One-Handed Gun", pp. 34-35
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-55
      30. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 56-71
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-74
      32. Current Events, pp. 75-77
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 78
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 79
    12. [+]
      December 20, 1924 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Will Cutting the Rich Man's Taxes Help the Poor?, pp. 5-7
      2. No Isolation for Calvin Coolidge, pp. 8-9
      3. To Make Our Navy Equal to the British, pp. 10-11
      4. The "Dawes Election" in Germany, p. 12
      5. Jersey's "Whisky Rebellion", p. 13
      6. Jealousy Among Our Debtors, p. 14
      7. The French Spoliation Claims, p. 15
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      9. The Red Peril in France, pp. 17-18
      10. Australia and New Zealand Hail the British Elections, p. 19
      11. Where Water Follows Blood in the Sudan, p. 20
      12. A Maharaja on India, p. 21
      13. How to Take Care of the Skin in Winter, p. 22
      14. What Good Was the World Flight?, p. 23
      15. Einstein's Arithmetic Defended, p. 24
      16. Hornless Loudspeakers, p. 24
      17. A Novel Warning at Grade-Crossings, p. 25
      18. The Tragedy of Puccini, p. 26
      19. Queen of the Best Sellers, p. 27
      20. "Realistic Talk" in the Theater, p. 28
      21. French Views of Anatole France, p. 29
      22. The Old Testament Done Over, p. 30
      23. A Jew's Gift to a Christian Altar, p. 31
      24. Boomerangs for Church Critics, pp. 32-33
      25. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 34-41
      26. Glimpses of Winter Playgrounds, pp. 42-65
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 66-67
      28. Current Events, pp. 68-69
      29. The Spice of Life, p. 70
    13. [+]
      December 27, 1924 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Peril of Renewed Naval Rivalry, pp. 5-6
      2. Pacific (?) Naval Maneuvers, p. 7
      3. Blocking Our War Claims on Germany, pp. 8-9
      4. Will the Death of Samuel Gompers Split Labor?, pp. 10-11
      5. Islam Astir in North Africa, p. 12
      6. Another Year of Tax Publicity, p. 13
      7. To Curb the Traffic in Arms, pp. 14-15
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      9. Germany's Preparations for Revenge, pp. 17-18
      10. A Grievance of the Porto Ricans, p. 19
      11. Russia's Fear of "Reaction", p. 20
      12. Scrapping the Serbo-Greek Alliance, p. 21
      13. If Canada Were Quotaized, p. 21
      14. The Rotor-Ship Moves on Baseball Curve Principle, p. 22
      15. Safe and Sane Stairs, p. 23
      16. Mental Tests for Motor-Drivers, p. 24
      17. A New Electric Locomotive, p. 25
      18. Sober Facts About Tetra-Ethyl Lead, p. 25
      19. Coconut Milk for Babies, p. 26
      20. Ten Years of Sad Stories, p. 27
      21. An Opera without Love Interest, p. 28
      22. American Books in France, pp. 28-29
      23. Cross-Words in Latin, p. 30
      24. The Cover, p. 30
      25. Home-Made Thugs, p. 31
      26. The Church Neglecting Souls, p. 32
      27. Taking Christ Out of Khaki, p. 33
      28. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-49
      30. Investments and Finance, p. 50
      31. Current Events, pp. 51-52
      32. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 53
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 54
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  Issues of 1926 = 39 Issues, 1,270 Articles
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  Issues of 1927 = 53 Issues, 1,711 Articles
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  Issues of 1928 = 34 Issues, 1,176 Articles
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  Issues of 1929 = 52 Issues, 1,998 Articles
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  Issues of 1930 = 51 Issues, 1,897 Articles
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  Issues of 1931 = 52 Issues, 1,662 Articles
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  Issues of 1932 = 53 Issues, 2,232 Articles
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  Issues of 1933 = 52 Issues, 2,083 Articles
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  Issues of 1934 = 52 Issues, 2,360 Articles
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  Issues of 1935 = 52 Issues, 2,313 Articles
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  Issues of 1936 = 52 Issues, 1,366 Articles
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  Issues of 1937 = 50 Issues, 868 Articles
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  Issues of 1938 = 1 Issue, 9 Articles