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    Issues of Jan.-Mar. 1912 = 11 Issues, 302 Articles
    1. [+]
      January 6, 1912 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. Russia on the Road to Teheran, pp. 1-2
      2. Kind Words for the McNamaras, pp. 3-4
      3. The President's Attack on the Pie Counter, p. 5
      4. 147 Dead Nobody Guilty, pp. 6-7
      5. Madero's Chief Rival Out, p. 8
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 8
      7. Pacifying Effect of the Durbar, p. 9
      8. German Voices Against War, p. 10
      9. What Will Become of China?, p. 11
      10. Why Argentina Wants a Fleet, p. 12
      11. Battles in the Oil Fields, p. 13
      12. The Making of a "Half-Tone", p. 14
      13. The Senses of Plants, p. 15
      14. To Fill Old Mines With Sand, p. 16
      15. Physical Tests for Aviators, p. 16
      16. A New Scheme for Distance Vision, p. 17
      17. Mistakes About the Northmen, p. 17
      18. Exit of the New Theater, p. 18
      19. The Yellow Press as an Infantile Disorder, p. 19
      20. The Oriental Silence Shattered, pp. 20-21
      21. A Protestant View of Catholic Virtues, p. 22
      22. Ending Woman's Monopoly of Religion, p. 23
      23. "The Foolishness of Preaching", pp. 24-25
      24. [+]
        Mrs. Comstock's "Handbook", p. 26 - 1 Review
        Handbook of Nature Study by Anna Botsford Comstock
      25. [+]
        Books on Many Themes, pp. 26-33 - 13 Reviews
        Bypaths in Dixie by Sarah Johnson Cocke
        Stories from Hans Christian Andersen by Mrs. Edgar Lucas and Hans Christian Andersen
        Casuals in the Caucasus by Agnes Herbert
        The Golden Spears, and Other Fairy Tales by Edmund Leamy
        The Talking Beasts by Kate Douglas Wiggin and Nora Archibald Smith
        Handley Cross, or Mr. Jorrocke's Hunt by Robert Smith Surtees
        Some Representative American Story Tellers by Frederic Taber Cooper
        Serving the Republic by Nelson A. Miles
        William James and Other Essays on the Philosophy of Life by Josiah Royce
        The Desecration and Profanation of the Pennsylvania Capitol by Samuel W. Pennypacker
        The All Sorts of Stories Book by Mrs. Andrew Lang
        American Addresses by Joseph H. Choate
        A Guidebook to Colorado by Eugene Parsons
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 34-52
    2. [+]
      January 13, 1912 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. The Republioan Presidential Dilemma, pp. 51-52
      2. A Year of Unrest, pp. 53-54
      3. The Beef Trust Trial, p. 55
      4. Rear-Admiral Evans, p. 56
      5. The Newest and Greatest Republic, pp. 57-58
      6. Why Russia Invades Persia, p. 59
      7. Italy to Kevive Imperial Rome, p. 60
      8. As Russia Sees the American Jew, p. 61
      9. Yuan-Shi-kai's Quandary, p. 62
      10. Australia's Stationary Population, p. 62
      11. Energizing and Enervating Kinds of Work, p. 63
      12. Mistake about a "Lost Art", p. 64
      13. Creatures that Digest First and Eat Afterward, p. 64
      14. Aerial Photography, p. 65
      15. Is There a Mountain of Gold?, p. 66
      16. A Mechanical Music-Writer, p. 67
      17. Lionizing Dickens, p. 68
      18. The American Novel's Day Dawning, pp. 69-70
      19. Decorations Based on Truth, p. 71
      20. Diminished Missionary Giving, p. 72
      21. "Student Pastors" for Colleges, p. 72
      22. The "New Worldliness", p. 73
      23. A Minister's Defense of Divorce, p. 73
      24. Ministers as Practical Reformers, p. 74
      25. Contempt for the Ministry, p. 74
      26. Motor-Trucks and Motor-Cars, pp. 75-85
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 86-102
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      January 20, 1912 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. Gov. Wilson's "Cocked-Hat" Letter, pp. 101-102
      2. The Opposition to Judge Hook, p. 103
      3. Loosening New York's Financial Grip, pp. 104-105
      4. To Dam the Interstate Flow of Drink, p. 106
      5. Confessions of Carnegie, pp. 107-108
      6. England's Duty in Persia, pp. 109-110
      7. A Holy Alliance Against Portugal, p. 111
      8. Dr. Sun's Small Beginnings, p. 112
      9. Man as a Living Memory, p. 113
      10. Electric Burns, p. 113
      11. A Parisian Mirage, p. 114
      12. Some Useless Foods, p. 114
      13. Celestial Electric River-systems, p. 115
      14. The Wonderland of Biology, p. 116
      15. Foreign Pavements, p. 116
      16. Studies of the Primitive Mind, p. 117
      17. Does "Shakespeare Spell Ruin"?, p. 118
      18. Mr. Wells Confessing, p. 119
      19. Home Honors for a Prophet, pp. 120-121
      20. Giving Back their Childhood, p. 122
      21. Last Stages of the Oxford Movement, pp. 123-125
      22. Miscellaneous, pp. 126-146
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      January 27, 1912 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. Sizing up the Democratic Candidates, pp. 143-145
      2. Federal Ownership of Telegraphs, p. 146
      3. Another Warning to Cuba, p. 146
      4. From Politics to Efficiency, p. 147
      5. A Labor Law that Caused a Strike, pp. 148-150
      6. Disgrace of a French Premier, p. 151
      7. German Activities in China, p. 152
      8. Socialist Growth in Germany, p. 152
      9. Government Telephone in England, pp. 153-154
      10. Whither are We Traveling?, p. 155
      11. Sight and Efficiency, p. 155
      12. Physical Eequlsites for "Hello" Girls, p. 156
      13. A Double-Jointed Locomotive, p. 156
      14. Encouraging Soil Bacteria, p. 157
      15. More Hidden Knowledge, p. 158
      16. A Natural Gas Volcano, p. 158
      17. How Photographs May Lie, p. 159
      18. How Art Misrepresents the Indian, p. 160
      19. The Disillusioned "Star", p. 161
      20. Woodrow Wilson's Successor, p. 162
      21. A Stained-Glass "Melisande", pp. 162-163
      22. Nineteen Years of "Shiloh", p. 164
      23. Russian Persecution of Catholics, p. 165
      24. Conserving the Family Life, pp. 166-167
      25. Miscellaneous, pp. 168-181
      26. Investments and Finance, pp. 182-194
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      February 3, 1912 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Meaning of the Cummins Boom, pp. 193-194
      2. Immigration's Injury to Labor, p. 195
      3. The Democratic Steel Bill, p. 196
      4. Senator Stephenson Cleared, p. 197
      5. A "Progressive" Supreme-Court Decision, pp. 198-200
      6. A German Historican Predicts War with England, p. 201
      7. A Mason-Slidell Incident in the Mediterranean, p. 202
      8. A Modern Von Trenck, p. 203
      9. Press of India on the King's Concessions, p. 204
      10. An American Education for an English Peer, p. 205
      11. Opposition to the Lloyd-George Insurance Bill, p. 205
      12. A Diseasee of Aluminum, p. 206
      13. The Guilty Dishcloth, p. 206
      14. Meters that Almost Think, p. 207
      15. A Musical Echo, p. 207
      16. Why the Ancients did not Invent Printing, p. 208
      17. "Seeing" Molecules, p. 208
      18. Improving Color-Photography, p. 209
      19. Man Competing with Radium, p. 209
      20. A Play Without Words, p. 210
      21. The "Boy's Own Books" of To-day, p. 211
      22. Earning-Power of Young College Men, p. 212
      23. Organ-Grinders and Prima Donnas, p. 213
      24. A Police-Court "Torchlight", p. 214
      25. "Don'ts" for Young Men, p. 215
      26. The Peril of City Loneliness, p. 215
      27. London not "Hustled" into Paying, p. 216
      28. [+]
        William Morris' Collected Writings, p. 217 - 1 Review
        The Collected Works of William Morris by William Morris
      29. [+]
        The Man Talleyrand, p. 217 - 1 Review
        Talleyrand the Man by Bernard De Lacombe
      30. [+]
        Volume XII of "The Catholic Encyclopedia", pp. 218-219 - 1 Review
        The Catholic Encyclopedia by Edward A. Pace
      31. [+]
        Moses Coit Tyler, p. 220 - 1 Review
        Moses Coit Tyler, 1835-1900 by Jessica Tyler Austen and Moses Coit Tyler
      32. [+]
        Some of the Other Notable Publications of the Winter, pp. 220-226 - 8 Reviews
        The Religious Life of Ancient Rome by Jesse Benedict Carter
        The Airedale by Williams Haynes
        Society Sketches in the Eighteenth Century by Norman Pearson
        The Golden Treasury by Francis Turner Palgrave
        The American People, Vol. II by A. Maurice Low
        Memories and Studies by William James
        The Poems of Henry Van Dyke by Henry Van Dyke
        Francis Parkman's Works by Francis Parkman
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 227-248
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      February 10, 1912 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Preparing To Draft Mr. Roosevelt, pp. 249-251
      2. Democracy Awaiting Its Leader, pp. 252-253
      3. A New Thrust at Secretary Wilson, p. 254
      4. The Steel Trust's Answer, pp. 254-255
      5. Judging a Judge by His Friends, p. 256
      6. Germany's Socialist Landslide, p. 257
      7. Failures of the British Navy, p. 258
      8. England's View of the Panama Tolls, p. 259
      9. A French Picture of Mr. Taft, p. 260
      10. Diseases of the Musical Memory, p. 261
      11. More About Chemical "Creation", p. 261
      12. "Don'ts" for Inventors, p. 262
      13. Lunar Landscapes, p. 262
      14. A Forgotten Factor in Design, p. 263
      15. The Cinematograph as an Educator, p. 264
      16. Making "Nature-Study" Useful, pp. 264-265
      17. Mr. Morgan's Collections Coining, pp. 266-267
      18. Josef Hofmann on Modern Music, p. 268
      19. The Silent Language of the Ballet, pp. 268-269
      20. Reaching the Heart of India, p. 270
      21. Catholic Success A Spur to Protestantism, p. 271
      22. Faint Hopes Over Church Statistics, pp. 272-273
      23. Motor-Trucks and Motor-Cars, pp. 274-288
      24. Miscellaneous, pp. 289-316
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      February 17, 1912 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Rising Against the "Money Oligarohy", pp. 315-316
      2. Unruly Mexico, p. 317
      3. Mr. La Follette as Seen by His Party Press, p. 318
      4. Progressive Urgings from the White House, p. 319
      5. Express Companies Brought to Book, pp. 320-321
      6. "Hands Off" in China, p. 322
      7. Is Italy's Game Worth the Candle?, p. 323
      8. The French Population in 1911, p. 323
      9. Are Spies Indispensable?, pp. 324-325
      10. Germany's Eye on Portuguese Africa, p. 326
      11. Draining the Everglades, p. 327
      12. Decorative Surgery, p. 328
      13. Mounting Colonel Roosevelt's Animals, pp. 328-329
      14. New Discoveries About the "Demon Star", p. 330
      15. What are Holes in the Air?, p. 330
      16. The Campaign for Cotton, p. 331
      17. A Wire Bird's-Nest, p. 331
      18. Child Life in French Illustration, p. 332
      19. Books of To-Day and Fifty Years Ago, p. 333
      20. Gambling Chances in Fiction, p. 334
      21. A Drama League in Operation, p. 335
      22. The Modern Church and Miracle Plays, p. 336
      23. Religious Prospects in China, p. 337
      24. "Mannerisms of the Pew", p. 338
      25. Compositions on Crime, p. 338
      26. [+]
        Napoleon and His Brother-in-Law Murat, p. 339 - 1 Review
        Napoleon and King Murat, 1808-1815 by Albert Espitalier
      27. [+]
        Admiral Mahan's New Book, p. 339 - 1 Review
        Naval Strategy by Alfred T. Mahan
      28. [+]
        New Volumes of History and Biography, pp. 339-344 - 17 Reviews
        An Artillery Officer in the Mexican War, 1846-47 by Robert Anderson
        The Indian Tribes of the Upper Mississippi Valley and Region of the Great Lakes by Emma Helen Blair
        Recollections of a Parisian by Poumies de la Siboutie, A. Branche, and L. Dagoury, ...
        The Byzantine Empire by Edward Foord
        The Expedition of the Donner Party and Its Tragic Fate by Eliza P. Donner Houghton
        The Life and Labors of Bishop Hare, Apostle to the Sioux by M.A. DeWolfe Howe
        Father Lacombe: The Black-Robe Voyageur by Katherine Hughes
        California: Its History and Romance by John S. McGroarty
        Maria Theresa by Mary Maxwell Moffatt
        Sophie Dawes, Queen of Chantilly by Violette M. Montagu
        The Full Recognition of Japan by Robert P. Porter
        History of German Civilization by Ernst Richard
        History of Classical Philology from the Seventh Century B.C. to the Twentieth Century by Harry Thurston Peck
        Tolstoy by Romain Rolland
        Madame de Brinvilliers and Her Times, 1630-1676 by Hugh Stokes
        A History of the American Bar, Colonial and Federal, to 1860 by Charles Warren
        The Vicissitudes of a Lady-in-Waiting, 1735-1821 by Eugene Welvert
      29. [+]
        Motoring in North Africa, p. 345 - 1 Review
        A Motor Flight Through Algeria and Tunisia by Emma A. Burbank Ayer
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 346-358
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      February 24, 1912 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. The Republican Feud, pp. 357-359
      2. Fall of the Chinese Throne, p. 360
      3. Labor-Leaders and the Law, pp. 361-362
      4. Federal Care of Children, pp. 363-364
      5. A Belfast Riot That Evaporated, p. 365
      6. A South-American Trade War, p. 366
      7. Russia's Grip on Mongolia, p. 367
      8. America Not Imperialistic, p. 368
      9. Instinct and Education, p. 369
      10. A Perpetual Arc Lamp, p. 370
      11. Silk Mantles for Gas Lamps, p. 370
      12. Exterminating the Prairie-Dog, p. 371
      13. How to Use Waste Coal, p. 371
      14. A Novel Current-Motor, p. 372
      15. The Late Mr. Crane on Railroads, p. 372
      16. A Circular Barn, p. 373
      17. Premature Specialism, p. 373
      18. French Art Brought to Us by a Woman, p. 374
      19. Mr. Roosevelt as a Critic, p. 375
      20. A Plea for Little Plays, p. 376
      21. "Borderland" Painters and Critics, p. 377
      22. Pere Hyacinthe and His Wife, p. 378
      23. Religious Garb in Indian Schools, p. 379
      24. Mr. Bryce on Foreign Missions, pp. 380-381
      25. Miscellaneous, pp. 382-395
      26. Investments and Finance, pp. 396-406
    9. [+]
      March 2, 1912 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Colonel Roosevelt's Declaration of Faith, pp. 407-408
      2. Economizing on the Army and Navy, p. 409
      3. The New Supreme-Court Justice, p. 410
      4. The Initiative and Referendum Upheld, p. 411
      5. Ospina's Rudeness and Ours, p. 412
      6. Thuggery in New York, p. 413
      7. Railway Workers' Compensation, p. 414
      8. Where British Rule Fails in India, p. 415
      9. Why Ulster Opposes Home Rule, p. 416
      10. Views of Belfast in a Trying Hour, p. 417
      11. Admiral Mahan's Warning, p. 418
      12. A Savior of Society, p. 419
      13. Marriage as an Experiment, p. 420
      14. The Qualities of Leadership, p. 420
      15. A Reservoir Rink, p. 421
      16. Laboratories for Aviation Study, p. 422
      17. A New Kind of Analysis, p. 423
      18. Dickens and Thackeray, p. 424
      19. Abandoning Night Schools, p. 425
      20. Asiatic Peril in the Theater, p. 426
      21. Chicago in Composite Photograph, pp. 426-427
      22. Critics of Religious Garb in Indian Schools, p. 428
      23. Dr. Campbell's Account of Us, p. 428
      24. A Bible for President Madero, p. 429
      25. An Irish War on Immoral Prints, p. 430
      26. [+]
        Tennyson's Friendships by Hamilton Wright Mabie, p. 431 - 1 Review
        Tennyson and His Friends by Hallam Lord Tennyson
      27. [+]
        Fiction of the Season, p. 432 - 6 Reviews
        A Likely Story by William De Morgan
        The Moon Lady by Helen Huntington
        My Lady of Doubt by Randall Parrish
        Jean Christophe in Paris by Romain Rolland
        The Haunted Photograph by Ruth McEnery Stuart
        A Princess of Adventure by Hugh Noel Williams
      28. [+]
        Books of Travel, pp. 432-436 - 9 Reviews
        Through China on Foot by Edwin J. Dingle
        Panama: The Canal, the Country and the People by Albert Edwards
        A Woman's World-Tour in a Motor by Harriet White Fisher
        The Coming China by Joseph King Goodrich
        The Great Plateau of Northern Rhodesia by Cullen Gouldsbury and Hubert Sheane
        Down North on the Labrador by Wilfred T. Grenfell
        Trekking the Great Thirst by Arnold W. Hodson
        Surface Japan by Don C. Seitz
        The Arctic Prairies by Ernest Thompson Seton
      29. [+]
        Scientific Books, pp. 437-439 - 6 Reviews
        The Sun by Charles G. Abbot
        Animal Secrets Told by Harry Chase Brearley
        The Bacillus of Long Life by Loudon M. Douglas
        Wild Animals Every Child Should Know by Julia E. Rogers
        Influences of Geographic Environment by Ellen Churchill Semple
        Aerial Navigation by Albert F. Zahm
      30. [+]
        Other Recent Books, pp. 440-443 - 9 Reviews
        Corporations and the State by Theodore E. Burton
        The Oriental Religions in Roman Paganism by Franz Cumont
        The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion IV, Part 3 by James George Frazer
        Followers of the Gleam by Charles L. Goodell
        The American Woman and Her Home by Annie Louise Patrick Hillis
        Increasing Human Efficiency in Business by Walter Dill Scott
        When Knights Were Bold by Eva March Tappan
        Some Famous Country Parishes by Ezra S. Tipple
        My Larger Education by Booker T. Washington
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 444-466
    10. [+]
      March 9, 1912 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. Exploring the Republican Chasm, pp. 465-467
      2. Doubling the Postal Tax on Print, p. 468
      3. Brandt and His Judges, p. 469
      4. Madero Where Diaz Was, p. 470
      5. The Lawrence Strike Children, pp. 471-472
      6. An Anglo-German Peace Move, p. 473
      7. How Arbitration Aids America, p. 474
      8. Russia's Mongolian Designs, p. 475
      9. A Weakness of China's Republic, p. 475
      10. German and English Spies, p. 476
      11. Snap-Shots of German Socialism Rising to Power, p. 477
      12. Sounds That Exist Only in the Ear, p. 478
      13. Again the "Largest Steamer", p. 479
      14. The Vanishing Blonde, p. 479
      15. An Intelligent Clock, p. 480
      16. Buildings as Blast-Furnaces, p. 481
      17. "Oliver Twist" on the Stage, p. 482
      18. England's Censorship Mania, p. 483
      19. Costuming Shakespeare, p. 484
      20. A Woman's Tribute to Mr. Howells, p. 485
      21. A Rebuff to the Men and Religion Movement, p. 486
      22. Catholic Fears of Socialism, p. 486
      23. Newman's Antagonist at Oxford, p. 487
      24. A Mission's Hand in China's Future, p. 488
      25. Motor-Trucks and Motor-Cars, pp. 489-502
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 503-516
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      March 30, 1912 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The North Dakota Primary, pp. 623-624
      2. Effect of Dr. Wiley's Exit, pp. 625-626
      3. The Virginia Court Massacre, p. 627
      4. The Public's Right to Coal, p. 628
      5. An Indirect Direct Tax, pp. 629-630
      6. Intervention in Tripoli, p. 631
      7. High Cost of Living in Japan, p. 632
      8. England on Roosevelt Redivivus, pp. 632-633
      9. America as Arbiter of Asia's Fate, p. 634
      10. A "Minister of Aviation" in France, p. 634
      11. Poisoning from Infected Meat, p. 635
      12. Human Capitalization, p. 635
      13. To the Jungfrau Summit by Rail, p. 636
      14. Dust versus Mud, p. 636
      15. Creating Land-Values by Pump, p. 637
      16. Moving Pictures in Color, p. 638
      17. Changes in Saturn's Rings, p. 638
      18. Atomized Metals, p. 639
      19. An Under-water Railroad, p. 639
      20. A Pocket Telephone, p. 639
      21. A Songless Opera, p. 640
      22. Was the "Monna Lisa" Burned?, p. 641
      23. Snobbery of High Picture Prices, p. 641
      24. Progress of Simplified Spelling, p. 642
      25. How to Found a National Theater, p. 643
      26. Golgotha Dramatized, p. 644
      27. A Mission of All the Talents, p. 645
      28. Irreligion Here and in England, p. 646
      29. Suicide in Protestant and Catholic Lands, p. 646
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 647-649
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 650-670
  2. [+]
    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1912 = 11 Issues, 320 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 6, 1912 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Verdict of New York and Indiana, pp. 671-672
      2. Acquittal of the Packers, pp. 673-674
      3. Shearing the Textile Duties, p. 675
      4. The Broken-rail Route to Eternity, p. 676
      5. The New Labor Movement, pp. 677-678
      6. Britain's Challenge to Germany, p. 679
      7. Uncle Sam on the Road, p. 680
      8. What Coal-mining Costs, p. 681
      9. 1912 "Home Rule Year", p. 682
      10. Moving Pictures in the Classroom, p. 683
      11. Eipening Cheese by Electricity, p. 684
      12. The Magnetic Atom, p. 684
      13. "Efficiency" in Household Work, p. 685
      14. Auxiliary Wind for Musicians, p. 686
      15. Is Radio-activity Universal?, p. 686
      16. An Electric Lift-bridge, p. 686
      17. Our Future Camphor-crop, p. 687
      18. Quenched by the Sunrise, p. 687
      19. The Pictures of a "Real Amateur", p. 688
      20. Mental Dearth of College Boys, p. 689
      21. Cervantes' Portrait at Last?, pp. 690-691
      22. The Bishop of the Arctic, p. 692
      23. The Church and the Strike in England, p. 693
      24. A Romantic Missionary, p. 694
      25. A Church Move for Eugenics, p. 694
      26. [+]
        Mr. J. Henry Harper's History of the Harpers by Henry Holt, p. 695 - 1 Review
        The House of Harper by Joseph Henry Harper
      27. [+]
        Mr. Page's "Robert E. Lee", p. 696 - 1 Review
        Robert E. Lee: The Southerner by Thomas Nelson Page
      28. [+]
        Old Days at Eton, p. 696 - 1 Review
        Floreat Etona by Ralph Nevill
      29. [+]
        Recent Fiction, pp. 696-699 - 5 Reviews
        The Burgundian by Marion Polk Angellotti
        Flower of the North by James Oliver Curwood
        The Night of Fires by Anatole le Braz
        Hidden House by Amelie Rives
        Zuleika Dobson, or An Oxford Don Love Story by Max Beerbohm
      30. [+]
        Other Notable Books, pp. 700-702 - 6 Reviews
        Democratic England by Percy Alden
        The Russian People by Maurice Baring
        The American Woods by Romeyn B. Hough
        The Old Clock Book by N. Hudson Moore
        A Short History of the Scottish People by Donald MacMillan
        Old English Libraries by Ernest Albert Savage
      31. [+]
        Railway Investments Rated, pp. 703-704 - 1 Review
        Analyses of Railroad Investments by John Moody
      32. [+]
        Review Life's Basis and Life's Ideal, by Rudolf Eucken, p. 705 - 1 Review
        Life's Basis and Life's Ideal by Rudolf Eucken
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 706-736
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      April 13, 1912 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Isaac Kaufmann Funk, p. 735
      2. The Democratic Presidential Aspirants, pp. 736-737
      3. Escape of the Sugar Trust, pp. 738-739
      4. Milwaukee's Socialist Reverse, p. 740
      5. Reforming-the Express Business, p. 741
      6. The Tax Cure for "Phossy-Jaw", p. 742
      7. Mr. Roosevelt in the British Press, p. 743
      8. Portugal's Fate, p. 744
      9. China's Integrity in Danger, p. 744
      10. German View of food Scarcity, p. 745
      11. What the Socialists Can not Do, p. 746
      12. Rails that Can't Stand the Strain, p. 747
      13. On the Track of the Cancer Germ, p. 748
      14. Diseases as Safety-valves, p. 749
      15. Froth as a Fire-killer, p. 749
      16. How Animals Dress Themselves, p. 750
      17. Improvements in Aeroplanes, p. 750
      18. Does Everythingr Go by Jerks?, p. 751
      19. History of a Familiar Word, p. 751
      20. The Man of the Hour in English Letters, p. 752
      21. Western Blight on Japanese Art, p. 753
      22. The Paper Tapestries of Our Ancestors, p. 754
      23. A Boston Operatic Milestone, p. 755
      24. The Gospel in the Tombs, p. 756
      25. A Church that Stays Down-town, p. 757
      26. Official Catholic Statistics, p. 757
      27. A Play that Preaches Peace, p. 758
      28. Motor-Trucks and Motor-Cars, pp. 759-775
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 776-792
    3. [+]
      April 20, 1912 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Illinois and Pennsylvania Primaries, pp. 793-795
      2. Japan and Magdalena Bay, p. 796
      3. Physical Valuation of Railroads, p. 797
      4. Bridling the Mississippi, pp. 798-799
      5. Silencing Industrial Workers, p. 800
      6. A Defense of the Mountaineer, pp. 800-801
      7. How Germany Takes the British Naval Offer, p. 802
      8. India's Cotton Menacing Ours, p. 803
      9. England's Lost Place in the Mediterranean, p. 804
      10. Russia's Protest against Us, pp. 804-805
      11. Distances of the Spiral Nebulae, p. 806
      12. The Astronomer's Chemical Memory, p. 806
      13. May Water Aid Fire?, p. 807
      14. A Torpedo Life-boat, p. 808
      15. Making Steam by Electricity, p. 808
      16. The Growth of Separated Tissues, p. 809
      17. Our First Potash-plant, p. 809
      18. Spanish Painters and Votes for Women, p. 810
      19. The Plaintive Poet, p. 811
      20. Russia's Foremost Composer, p. 812
      21. Why Centenaries?, p. 813
      22. Social Service as Vital Christianity, p. 814
      23. Apathy about Immortality, p. 814
      24. Causes of Catholic Losses, p. 815
      25. Recruiting for the Ministry, p. 815
      26. Good Points of the Missionary, p. 816
      27. [+]
        Dickens as an Editor by John Kendrick Bangs, p. 817 - 1 Review
        Charles Dickens as Editor by R.C. Lehmann and Charles Dickens
      28. [+]
        Mr. Cabot's Book on Northern Labrador, pp. 818-819 - 1 Review
        In Northern Labrador by William Brooks Cabot
      29. [+]
        Spring Fiction, pp. 820-821 - 4 Reviews
        The Counsel Assigned by Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews
        The Department Store by Margarete Bohme
        Five Thousand an Hour by Chester George Randolph
        Vistas of New York by Brander Matthews
      30. [+]
        Natural History and Gardening, pp. 822-823 - 6 Reviews
        The Life and and Love of the Insect by J. Henri Fabre
        Earth Features and Their Meaning an in 2nd Edition by William H. Hobbs
        Woodland Idyls by Willis Stanley Blatchley
        A History of the Birds of Colorado by William Lutley Sclater
        Making a Rose Garden by Henry H. Saylor
        The Road Map of the Stars by Albert Ross Parsons
      31. [+]
        Other Books of the Season, pp. 824-833 - 12 Reviews
        Chapters of Opera by Henry Edward Krehbiel
        Why the World Laughs by Charles Johnston
        The Road to Joy by Louise Collier Willcox
        The New Democracy by Walter E. Weyl
        The Old Nest by Rupert Hughes
        Miss John Bull by Yoshio Markino
        Saleswomen in Mercantile Stores by Elizabeth Beardsley Butler
        The Fool in Christ: Emanuel Quint by Gerhart Hauptmann
        Intellectual and Political Currents in the Far East by Paul S. Reinsch
        The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries by W.Y. Evans-Wentz
        Human Efficiency by Dresser W. Horatio
        Turkey and Its People by Edwin Pears
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 834-866
    4. [+]
      April 27, 1912 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. The Titanic Tragedy, pp. 865-868
      2. Frederick Dent Grant, p. 869
      3. Clara Barton, p. 869
      4. Warning Mexico, pp. 870-871
      5. The Taft-Roosevelt Grapple, pp. 872-873
      6. England's New Industrial Peril, p. 874
      7. British Contempt for Our Courts, p. 875
      8. Polish Invasion of France, p. 875
      9. European Thrusts at Roosevelt, p. 876
      10. Home Rule at Last, p. 877
      11. Our Perilous Waste of Vitality, p. 878
      12. A Prophet of Aviation, pp. 878-879
      13. The Blackboard Evil, p. 880
      14. New Ways of Making Diamonds, p. 880
      15. Race Suicide by Gluttony, p. 881
      16. Painting the Labor of Man, p. 882
      17. New York's Opera Season, p. 883
      18. Plans for Teaching Journalism, pp. 884-885
      19. Net Results for Men and Religion, p. 886
      20. Railroads in the Saloon Business, p. 886
      21. A Church Play-garden, p. 887
      22. Christian and "Heathen" Joining Hands in Japan, pp. 888-891
      23. Miscellaneous, pp. 892-905
      24. Investments, pp. 906-918
    5. [+]
      May 4, 1912 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Responsibility for the "Titanic" Disaster, pp. 917-919
      2. How the Steel Trust Treats Labor, pp. 920-921
      3. President Taft's Denunciation of Mr. Roosevelt, p. 922
      4. Shutting Out the Illiterates, pp. 923-924
      5. England's Indignation and Grief Over the "Titanic", p. 925
      6. German View of "the Next War", p. 926
      7. The Opposition to Home Rule, p. 927
      8. Turkey's Determination, p. 928
      9. The Mississippi Floods, pp. 929-930
      10. Mathematicians Growing Modest, p. 931
      11. Nothing "Absolute" in Machinery, p. 932
      12. Another Step toward Cancer Cure, p. 932
      13. To Abolish Coal-mining, p. 933
      14. World-wide British Wireless, p. 933
      15. Mr. Morgan's Librarian, p. 934
      16. "Position" in Pompeian Finds, p. 935
      17. "Cyrano" in Opera, p. 936
      18. German and Euglish Schoolboys, p. 937
      19. Religious Views of the "Titanic", p. 938
      20. For a University of Religion, p. 939
      21. Judaism against Christian Science, pp. 940-941
      22. [+]
        Trevelyan on the Later Years of Our Revolution, p. 942 - 1 Review
        George the Third and Charles Fox by George Otto Trevelyan, Bart
      23. [+]
        The First Lord Holland, p. 942 - 1 Review
        Henry Fox, First Lord Holland by Thad W. Riker
      24. [+]
        English Literature, p. 943 - 1 Review
        The Age of Dryden by A.W. Ward and A.R. Waller
      25. [+]
        More Letters from Edward Lear, p. 944 - 1 Review
        The Later Letters of Edward Lear by Constance Braham Strachey and Edward Lear
      26. [+]
        Another Volume of the Hastings Encyclopedia, p. 945 - 1 Review
        The Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics by James Hastings, J.A. Selbie, and L.H. Gray
      27. [+]
        Two Famous Royal Women, pp. 946-947 - 2 Reviews
        Margaret of France, Duchess of Savoy, 1523-74 by Winifred Stephens Whale
        The Comedy of Catherine the Great by Francis H. Gribble
      28. [+]
        Recent Fiction, pp. 948-951 - 9 Reviews
        Through the Postern Gate by Florence L. Barclay
        The Sins of the Father by Thomas Dixon
        The France of Joan of Arc by Andrew C.P. Haggard
        The Recording Angel by Corra Harris
        The Touchstone of Fortune by Charles Major
        The Fighting Doctor by Helen R. Martin
        The Noble Rogue by Baroness Orczy
        The Bandbox by Louis Joseph Vance
        The Big Fish by H.B. Marriott Watson
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 952-970
    6. [+]
      May 18, 1912 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Progress of the Democratic Candidates, pp. 1021-1022
      2. Coatesville Lynchers Free, p. 1023
      3. 10000 Women Marching for Votes, pp. 1024-1025
      4. Doubts about the Compensation Bill, p. 1026
      5. Judge Archbald under Fire, pp. 1027-1028
      6. Making Canada an "Adjunct", p. 1029
      7. Difficulties of China, p. 1030
      8. The Fez Horror, pp. 1031-1032
      9. Why the Pacific is Fresher than the Atlantic, p. 1033
      10. Do We Drink Too Much?, p. 1033
      11. The World's Hugest Siphon Tunnel, p. 1034
      12. Life without Microbes, p. 1035
      13. Teaching Mechanics by Films, p. 1036
      14. Eighteen Signatures at a Stroke, p. 1036
      15. Plants that Shed their Roots, p. 1036
      16. The "Voices of the Deaf, p. 1037
      17. The Telephone and the Doctor, p. 1037
      18. Rodin at the Metropolitan, p. 1038
      19. What Chicago's "Drama Players" Did, p. 1039
      20. Iago"asa Rowdy, p. 1040
      21. The Cartoonist's View of Life, p. 1041
      22. Federated Work among Aliens, p. 1042
      23. The Story and Message of Raymond Robins, p. 1043
      24. A Democratic Cathedral, p. 1044
      25. Paris Requiem for the "Titanic", p. 1044
      26. Motor-Trucks and Motor-Cars, pp. 1045-1057
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 1058-1063
      28. [+]
        Morris' Collected Works, p. 1064 - 1 Review
        The Collected Works of William Morris by William Morris
      29. [+]
        Review John Lavery and His Work, by Walter Shaw Sparrow, pp. 1064-1065 - 1 Review
        John Lavery and His Work by Walter Shaw Sparrow
      30. [+]
        Wisconsin as an Ideal State, p. 1066 - 1 Review
        Wisconsin: An Experiment in Democracy by Frederic C. Howe
      31. [+]
        Jane Addams' New Book, p. 1066 - 1 Review
        A New Conscience and an Ancient Evil by Jane Addams
      32. [+]
        Recent Fiction, pp. 1067-1068 - 4 Reviews
        Tales of a Greek Island by Julia D. Dragoumis
        Jaconetta Stories by Fanny Heaslip Lea
        A Hoosier Chronicle by Meredith Nicholson
        Rudra by Arthur J. Westermayr
      33. [+]
        History and Biography, pp. 1069-1072 - 10 Reviews
        The Making of Western Europe by C.R.L. Fletcher
        Lee, the American by Gamaliel Bradford, Jr.
        Fifty Years in Oregon by Theodore Thurston Geer
        Who's Who in Japan by Shunjiro Kurita
        The President's Cabinet by Henry Barrett Learned
        The Canadian Men and Women of the Time by Henry James Morgan
        A Chautauqua Boy in '61 and Afterward by David B. Parker
        One Look Back by George W.E. Russell
        My Lady Castlemaine by Philip W. Sergeant
        The Anarchists by Ernest Alfred Vizetelly
      34. [+]
        Other Books of the Period, pp. 1073-1074 - 5 Reviews
        The Sunday-Night Evangel by Louis Albert Banks
        Where Dorset Meets Devon by Francis Bickley
        The Children's Story Bible by Harold Begbie
        The Golden Land by Arthur E. Copping
        Shakspere: A Critical Study of His Mind and Art by Edward Dowden
      35. Miscellaneous, pp. 1075-1084
    7. [+]
      May 25, 1912 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. Disfranchising a Socialist, pp. 1083-1084
      2. The Coming Change in the Senate, p. 1085
      3. The One-term Movement, p. 1086
      4. Recalling the Commerce Court, p. 1087
      5. Unpopular Tests for Immigrants, p. 1088
      6. Starting another Meat Scandal, pp. 1089-1090
      7. China's Predicament, pp. 1091-1092
      8. English Defense of Senator Smith, p. 1093
      9. Dueling in the German Army, p. 1093
      10. Relief for English Shop-clerks, p. 1094
      11. Eradicating Patent Abuses, p. 1095
      12. Scientific Aftermath of the "Titanic" Disaster, p. 1096
      13. Canadian Lives and Dividends, p. 1097
      14. A Syllabic Typewriter, p. 1098
      15. Measuring Stream-flow, p. 1099
      16. Art versus Smoke Prevention, p. 1099
      17. Princeton's Declaration of Faith, pp. 1100-1101
      18. British Royalty at a Music-hall, p. 1102
      19. "Born" and "Made" Actors, p. 1102
      20. Our Discovery of Wolf-Ferrari, p. 1103
      21. Trinity's Acknowledged Wealth, p. 1104
      22. The Workingman in His Own Church, p. 1105
      23. Catholic Loss in Mexican Unrest, pp. 1106-1107
      24. Miscellaneous, pp. 1108-1125
      25. Investments and Finance, pp. 1126-1142
    8. [+]
      June 8, 1912 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. As the Convention Approaches, pp. 1189-1190
      2. The "Titanic" Report, p. 1191
      3. Wilbur Wright, p. 1192
      4. Judge Lindsey's Victory, p. 1193
      5. New York Judgres on the rack, p. 1194
      6. Cuba's Race War, pp. 1195-1196
      7. Britain's Olive-branch Rejected, p. 1197
      8. Italy and the European Press, p. 1198
      9. A Massacre of Strikers in Siberia, pp. 1199-1200
      10. Spontaneous Generation Again, p. 1201
      11. Making Workmen Learn English, p. 1202
      12. Germans Fighting Our Machinery, p. 1203
      13. Rain that Follows Drought, p. 1203
      14. Extracting Perfumes at Home, p. 1204
      15. "What is Sarsaparilla?", p. 1205
      16. Assailing the Royal Academy, p. 1206
      17. Taking Stock Architecturally, p. 1207
      18. Omnivorous Readers, p. 1208
      19. Balfour's Plea for Literary Cheerfulness, p. 1208
      20. Plays the Smaller Town Sees, p. 1209
      21. Methodism and its Bishops, p. 1210
      22. Catholic View of Woman-Suffrage, p. 1211
      23. Preparing Working-girls for Life, p. 1212
      24. The "Ritual Murder" Myth, p. 1212
      25. Motor-Trucks and Motor-Cars, pp. 1213-1222
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 1223-1238
    9. [+]
      June 15, 1912 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Elihu Root, pp. 1237-1238
      2. Picking, p. 1239
      3. Dissolved Trusts under Scrutiny, p. 1240
      4. Banks Blocking the "Money Trust" Inquiry, p. 1241
      5. Attacking Brazil's Coffee Trust, pp. 1242-1243
      6. Why Meat Costs More, p. 1244
      7. How Italy Feels the War, p. 1245
      8. Training Mothers in France, p. 1246
      9. Making the Hugest Ship the Safest, p. 1247
      10. A Franco-British Alliance Proposed, p. 1248
      11. Scientific Eavesdropping, p. 1249
      12. Fruits to Kill Bacteria, p. 1250
      13. Electricity of the Brain, p. 1251
      14. Boy and Girl Mathematicians, p. 1251
      15. Reality of Molecules, p. 1251
      16. Long-Distance Gas Transmission, p. 1252
      17. A Ferry Propelled by the Current, p. 1252
      18. Rivers of Earth, p. 1253
      19. The Loss of a young Booklover, p. 1254
      20. A Satire on the "Titanic" Inquiry, p. 1255
      21. Educational Reactionaries, p. 1256
      22. Free-Speaking College Professors, p. 1256
      23. Sweden's "Brutal" Poet, p. 1257
      24. The Red Cross in the Mississippi Floods, p. 1258
      25. The Church as a Curb on Crime, p. 1259
      26. The Earliest Biblical Romance, p. 1259
      27. The Methodist Amusement Ban, p. 1260
      28. [+]
        Mary Antin's "The Promised Land" by William H. Maxwell, p. 1261 - 1 Review
        The Promised Land by Mary Antin
      29. [+]
        Cook's Life of Ruskin by Will H. Low, p. 1262 - 1 Review
        The Life of John Ruskin, 1819-1860 by E.T. Cook
      30. [+]
        Other Books, pp. 1262-1263 - 3 Reviews
        Let's Make a Flower Garden by Hanna Rion
        The Wit and Humor of Colonial Days by Carl Holliday
        The N.E.A. Phonetic Alphabet with a Review of the Whipple Experiments by Raymond Weeks, James W. Bright, and Charles H. Grandgent, ...
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 1264-1282
    10. [+]
      June 22, 1912 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. Our Message to Cuba, pp. 1281-1282
      2. Discarding the Tariff Board, p. 1283
      3. After Another Shipping Combine, p. 1284
      4. Madero Still in the Saddle, p. 1285
      5. Knifing the Commerce Court, p. 1286
      6. Ousting General Wood, pp. 1287-1288
      7. Italy as a "Peril", p. 1289
      8. Dock Workers Starving London, pp. 1290-1291
      9. Poverty of Japanese Peasantry, p. 1292
      10. Bright Prospects for Ireland, p. 1292
      11. Saving Life at Sea, p. 1293
      12. Magnetic Floors and Iron Soles, p. 1294
      13. Problem of Feeding Schoolboys, p. 1295
      14. Reaching Absolute Zero, p. 1295
      15. Homeopathic Treatment for Rolling Ships, p. 1296
      16. Towerless "Wireless, p. 1297
      17. An American's Plan for Australia's Capital, p. 1298
      18. Cost of Parisian Amusement, p. 1299
      19. Raps at the Latest Realism, p. 1299
      20. "Delirious Spending" of Our "Art Dukes", pp. 1300-1301
      21. Cruelties to Korean Christians, p. 1302
      22. Need of Shelving the Vedas, p. 1302
      23. Keeping the Pulpit "Fenced", p. 1303
      24. Dr. Buckley Leaving Journalism, p. 1303
      25. Is there a "Catholic Menace"?, p. 1304
      26. Placing Blame for Labor Unrest, pp. 1304-1305
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 1306-1328
    11. [+]
      June 29, 1912 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Republican Convention, pp. 1328-1330
      2. The "Beef Trust" to Dissolve, p. 1331
      3. New Light on the Panic of 1907, p. 1331
      4. Cleaning Up Atlantic City, pp. 1332-1333
      5. Britain's Waning Mediterranean Power, p. 1334
      6. Reviving the French Army Spirit, p. 1335
      7. China's Financial Chaos, p. 1336
      8. Hungary's Suffrage Struggle, p. 1337
      9. Italy's War Enthusiasm, p. 1338
      10. The Fear of Food, p. 1339
      11. Complexion and Climate, p. 1340
      12. Experimental Atoms, p. 1340
      13. A Proof Worth $35000, p. 1341
      14. No More Lost Trolleys, p. 1342
      15. Storage-battery Charged by Light, p. 1342
      16. To Study Cave Animals, p. 1342
      17. Salty Deposits on Brickwork, p. 1343
      18. Pumping With Air Bubbles, p. 1343
      19. Painting Labor's Unrest, p. 1344
      20. American Universities Seen by a British Don, p. 1344
      21. The Uselessness of Greek, p. 1345
      22. Woman's Exit from Wesleyan, p. 1346
      23. Indian and Negro in Music, pp. 1346-1347
      24. Children Saved from Tuberculosis, p. 1348
      25. The Church's Stand for Purity, p. 1349
      26. Christian Science and the Jew, p. 1350
      27. Athletics Saving our Boys, pp. 1350-1351
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 1352-1355
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 1356-1360
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1912 = 13 Issues, 381 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 6, 1912 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. The New Party, pp. 2-3
      2. The Taft Ticket, pp. 4-5
      3. Impeaching Judge Archbald, p. 6
      4. How Coal Magnates Grow Rich, pp. 6-7
      5. The Outlook for British Labor, p. 8
      6. Why Japan Distrusts England, p. 9
      7. Feminism in Bohemia, p. 9
      8. Turkey's Policy of Inertia, p. 10
      9. Foreign Views of our Political Tangle, p. 10
      10. French Neglect of Panama, p. 11
      11. Air-Routes to Europe, p. 12
      12. The Dawn of a Nutty Era, p. 13
      13. Growing Weight in a Shrinking World, p. 14
      14. Natural Gasoline, p. 15
      15. Workers Opposing Safety-devices, p. 16
      16. The Color of Yolks of Eggs, p. 16
      17. Hot-Air Treatment for Diptheria, p. 17
      18. Will Pure Water Harm the Teeth?, p. 17
      19. A Scientific Divining Rod, p. 17
      20. Shakespeare's Day Revived by an American Woman, p. 18
      21. What New York Spends at the Theater, p. 19
      22. Frenzied Art-Finance, p. 20
      23. The Truth About Edward VII, p. 20
      24. Classics Judged by High-School Scholars, p. 21
      25. Pittsburg's Moral Crusade, p. 22
      26. Japanese View of Korean Arrests, p. 23
      27. The New Seamen's Institute, p. 24
      28. Buddha Departed out of Chinatown, p. 24
      29. [+]
        Mark Hanna's Life and Work by John Kendrick Bangs, p. 25 - 1 Review
        Marcus Alonzo Hanna: His Life and Work by Herbert Croly
      30. [+]
        Madame Steinheil's Memoirs, p. 26 - 1 Review
        My Memoirs by Marguerite Steinheil
      31. [+]
        A Life of Henry D. Lloyd, pp. 26-27 - 1 Review
        Henry Demarest Lloyd, 1847-1903: A Biography by Caro Lloyd
      32. [+]
        Justin McCarthy's Recollections, p. 28 - 1 Review
        Irish Recollections by Justin McCarthy
      33. [+]
        Other Recent Books, pp. 29-32 - 8 Reviews
        Life and Times of the Patriarchs, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob by William Hanna Thomson
        The Complete Nonsense Book by Edward Lear
        The Jonathan Papers by Elisabeth Woodbridge
        The Half-Timber House by Allen W. Jackson
        From the South of France by Thomas A. Janvier
        Fifty Years of Work Without Wages by Charles Rowley
        What Books to Read and How to Read by David Pryde
        Socialism and Character by Vida D. Scudder
      34. Miscellaneous, pp. 33-42
    2. [+]
      July 13, 1912 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Effect of Woodrow Wilson's Nomination, pp. 44-46
      2. Business Improving Regardless of Politics, p. 47
      3. The Spread of the Eight-Hour Day, p. 48
      4. La Follette's Thrust at Roosevelt, p. 48
      5. Woman's Work for Better Cities, pp. 49-50
      6. A Union of Europe to Stop the War, p. 51
      7. England's Naval Rule Tottering, p. 52
      8. Liberty Not Good for Moslem Women, p. 53
      9. Cuban Annexation Recommended, p. 54
      10. The German "Talking Dog", p. 55
      11. To Reduce Aviation Fatalities, p. 56
      12. Some Deadly Railway Passengers, p. 57
      13. Quackery in Germany, pp. 57-58
      14. To Keep Astronomers Warm, p. 59
      15. The Many-sided Frank Millet, p. 60
      16. This Year's Academic Output, pp. 61-62
      17. How We Spoiled the Irish Actors, p. 63
      18. Strange Gods of American Women, p. 64
      19. A Friend of East-side Children, p. 65
      20. To Draw "Smith" Back to Church, p. 65
      21. Work for the Religious Press, p. 66
      22. Motor-Trucks and Motor-Cars, pp. 67-74
      23. Miscellaneous, pp. 75-86
    3. [+]
      July 20, 1912 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The Third-Party Call, pp. 87-88
      2. Work and Wages at Lawrence, p. 89
      3. Better Days for Cuba and Mexico, p. 90
      4. "Human Element" in two Railway Wrecks, p. 91
      5. The Best Fourth, p. 92
      6. A Troubled Treasury, p. 93
      7. Smashing the Camorra, p. 94
      8. British Rubber-trade Horrors, p. 95
      9. Turkey Hunting an Ally, p. 96
      10. Mallock on Labor Unrest, p. 97
      11. Japan and the Panama Tolls, p. 98
      12. Is there a Jewish Race?, p. 99
      13. Our Prompt "Hello Girls", p. 99
      14. An Up-and-down Compass, p. 100
      15. Petrified Tidal Waves, p. 101
      16. To Abolish Pain after Operations, p. 102
      17. Beware of "Cures", p. 102
      18. A Boiling Battery, p. 102
      19. Lesseners of Power, p. 103
      20. Alma-Tadema, p. 104
      21. What Princeton Men Earn, p. 105
      22. Theatrical Taste in Germany, p. 106
      23. Rousseau's Doubtful Heritage, pp. 106-107
      24. Catholic Families of Canada, p. 108
      25. Chicago's Sunday Evening Club, p. 109
      26. What "The Menace" Fears, p. 110
      27. [+]
        The Underworld of London by Jacob A. Riis, p. 111 - 1 Review
        London's Underworld by Thomas Holmes
      28. [+]
        Notable Recent Fiction, pp. 112-116 - 14 Reviews
        Over the Pass by Frederick Palmer
        Wide Courses by James Brendan Connolly
        The Man in Lonely Land by Kate Langley Bosher
        High Bradford by Mary Rogers Bangs
        Julia France and Her Times by Gertrude Atherton
        Sharrow by Bettina von Hutten
        A Chain of Evidence by Carolyn Wells
        Eve Triumphant by Pierre de Coulevain
        In Cotton Wool by W.B. Maxwell
        The Price She Paid by David Graham Phillips
        The Citadel by Samuel Merwin
        The Convictions of a Grandfather by Robert Grant
        Wilhelmina Changes Her Mind by Florence Morse Kingsley
        The Broken Bell by Marie Van Vorst
      29. [+]
        Other Books of the Season, pp. 117-118 - 4 Reviews
        Home University Library of Modern Knowledge by Herbert Albert Laurens Fisher and Gilbert Murray, ...
        Sport Indeed by Thomas Martindale
        Descriptive and Pictorial Review of the Luncheon and Reception
        The New International Year Book for 1911 by Frank Moore Colby and Allen Leon Churchill
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 119-130
    4. [+]
      July 27, 1912 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Our Olympic Laurels, pp. 131-132
      2. England's Panama Protest, p. 133
      3. Lorimer Out, pp. 134-135
      4. Protected Crime in New York, p. 136
      5. Purging Express Abuses, pp. 137-138
      6. The Peace Outlook, p. 139
      7. A French View of Our Campaign, p. 140
      8. More and Better Egyptian Cotton, p. 140
      9. Hard Times in Japan, p. 141
      10. Argentine Remedies for the High Cost of Living, p. 141
      11. Germany's Peaceful Intentions, p. 142
      12. A Step Toward Bodily Transparency, p. 143
      13. Exploding a Boiler on Purpose, p. 144
      14. Contagious Tuberculosis, p. 145
      15. Reading a Page at a Glance, p. 145
      16. Frost as the Miner's Friend, p. 146
      17. Photographing Music, p. 147
      18. Starch as a Poison, p. 147
      19. Bolting School-Teachers, p. 148
      20. The Grotesque and the Diabolic, p. 149
      21. Mark Twain's Failures, p. 150
      22. A Real Trilby, p. 151
      23. "Guardians of Liberty", p. 152
      24. Vacation Piety, p. 153
      25. Humor as a Means to Grace, p. 154
      26. Press-agents for the Church, p. 154
      27. An All-clerical Coroner's Jury, p. 154
      28. The Educational World, pp. 155-158
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 159-163
      30. Investments and Finance, pp. 164-168
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 169-170
    5. [+]
      August 3, 1912 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Shifting Political Alinements, pp. 171-172
      2. "Recall" by Impeachment, p. 173
      3. A Self-dissolving "Beef Trust", p. 174
      4. Mr. Catlin's Costly Election, p. 175
      5. Governor Blease, p. 176
      6. A Democratic Trust Program, pp. 176-178
      7. Britain's Olympic Remorse, p. 179
      8. Wilson Winning---in England, p. 180
      9. England's National Insurance, p. 181
      10. Russo-German Coquetry, p. 182
      11. Artificial Rubber, p. 183
      12. Poisons as Plant Defenses, p. 184
      13. The Plague's Course Eastward, p. 185
      14. Photographs in a Volcano, p. 186
      15. The World's First Flights, p. 186
      16. A Two-voiced Singer, p. 187
      17. Our Public-school System a Failure, p. 188
      18. Andrew Lang King among Free Lances, p. 189
      19. Truth About a Mark Twain Episode, p. 189
      20. $1000000 a Year for Voices, p. 190
      21. Bernhardt in Motion Pictures, p. 190
      22. "Summer Book" Myths, p. 191
      23. Politics from Pulpits, p. 192
      24. The Christian Population of India Doubled in Thirty Years, p. 192
      25. Railway Bars Disappearing, p. 193
      26. How New York's Subways Affect Her Churches, p. 193
      27. Abolishing Hell-fire by Vote, p. 194
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 195-204
    6. [+]
      August 10, 1912 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. On the Trail of the "System" in New york, pp. 205-207
      2. Japan Under Mutsuhito, p. 208
      3. England's "Titanic" Report, p. 209
      4. Graft in Detroit, p. 210
      5. Mr. Taft's Platform, pp. 211-212
      6. More Remarks on Our Athletic Supremacy, p. 213
      7. To Send Japanese to Brazil, p. 213
      8. British Views of the Panama Colls, p. 214
      9. What Germany Wants, p. 214
      10. Europe's Poor Opinion of the New York Police, p. 215
      11. As Paris Sees the American Woman, p. 216
      12. France Chides a Suffragette, p. 216
      13. The Why and Wherefore of Dinner, p. 217
      14. The Virtues of Chocolate, p. 217
      15. Afraid of His Own Tail, p. 218
      16. Metal Sponges, p. 218
      17. Plant Roots to Bind Moving Sand, p. 219
      18. America's Flood of Petroleum, p. 219
      19. Xylology: A New Profession, p. 220
      20. How to Sell Patent Medicines, p. 221
      21. To Carry Coal by Pipe Line, p. 221
      22. Producing Spine-thrillers, p. 222
      23. Genius's Debt to Disease, p. 223
      24. George Meredith's Own Love-story, p. 224
      25. Ethics of Ragtime, p. 225
      26. How One Girl Cleaned a Town, p. 226
      27. The Life of Christ in Moving Pictures, p. 227
      28. The New York "Observer" Suspends, p. 228
      29. "Team Play" among Baltimore Churches, p. 228
      30. Motor-Trucks and Motor-Cars, pp. 229-235
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 236-242
    7. [+]
      August 17, 1912 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. The Progressive Party, pp. 244-246
      2. What Wilson Would Do, p. 247
      3. The "New Monroeism", pp. 248-249
      4. Another Judge Under Fire, p. 250
      5. Governor Blease in Denial, p. 250
      6. An International Congress to Improve the Race, p. 251
      7. Egypt's Position in the Italo-Turkish War, p. 252
      8. Spain's Attitude toward Portuguese Royalists, p. 253
      9. More Turkish Troubles, p. 253
      10. To Check France's Depopulation, p. 254
      11. A Turkish Alliance with Japan, p. 254
      12. Seeing with the Ear, p. 255
      13. Shop-safety in Moving Pictures, p. 255
      14. Where White is Black, p. 256
      15. The Everglades Drainage Scheme, p. 256
      16. A Player-Violin, p. 257
      17. Apparent Life after Sudden Death, p. 258
      18. Pain in the Wrong Place, p. 258
      19. Sending Money to the Wash, p. 259
      20. Mr. Lang Regretted by His Countrymen, p. 260
      21. "Moonlight Schools", p. 261
      22. The "Prince of Poets", p. 261
      23. An Old-time Thriller, pp. 262-263
      24. "The Call of the Carpenter", p. 264
      25. Christian Science and Judaism, p. 265
      26. Prescribing for Rural Churches, pp. 266-267
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 268-282
    8. [+]
      August 24, 1912 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. To Clean Up New York, pp. 283-284
      2. A Progressive Prohibitionist, p. 285
      3. Meat Prices Still Soaring, p. 285
      4. Keeping the Peace in Nicaragua, pp. 286-287
      5. The Congressional Panama Program, pp. 288-289
      6. A New Parcel-Post Plan, p. 290
      7. The High Cost of Election, p. 290
      8. Ulster Still Fighting Home Rule, p. 291
      9. Foreign Views of the Panama Canal Bill, p. 292
      10. Prospects of the Chinese Loan, p. 293
      11. England's Reign of Terror, p. 293
      12. Foreign Molesters of Portugal, p. 294
      13. The Art of Preproduction, p. 295
      14. What Is a Quack?, p. 296
      15. Why Tungsten Lamps Fail, p. 296
      16. Finger-Print Identification in Banks, p. 297
      17. Why Machines Are Noisy, p. 298
      18. What Is Wool?, p. 298
      19. How Protective Mimicry Works, p. 299
      20. Foreign Art in Pittsburg, p. 300
      21. Pharisees of the Non-Copyright Age, p. 301
      22. A Moral for Theatrical Managers, p. 302
      23. Endowed Journalism, p. 303
      24. More Spiritual Leaders for Our Enlisted Men, p. 304
      25. Dr. Eliot on World Peace, p. 304
      26. Jewish Disclaimer of Gambling Profanation, p. 305
      27. Eugenic Stock-Taking, p. 305
      28. Moral Stamina of College Youth, p. 306
      29. Socialists Organize a Church, pp. 306-307
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 308-318
    9. [+]
      August 31, 1912 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. General Booth, pp. 319-320
      2. The Penrose Accusations, p. 321
      3. The Passing of Populism, p. 322
      4. Monopoly in Moving Pictures, p. 322
      5. The Darrow Acquittal, p. 323
      6. Women's Work in the Campaign, pp. 324-325
      7. The Postal "Espionage" Charges, p. 326
      8. New Menace to Germany, p. 327
      9. Britain's Disappointing Record in Educating India, p. 327
      10. The Trans-Persian Railway, p. 328
      11. Confessions of a Suffragette, p. 329
      12. Ill Training and Snobbery in British Athletics, p. 330
      13. The Electric Age, p. 331
      14. The Engineer as a Peacemaker, p. 332
      15. A Tempest in a Tumbler, p. 333
      16. Where Tungsten Comes From, p. 334
      17. Selling Goods with Moving Pictures, p. 334
      18. The World's Biggest Bridges, p. 335
      19. America's Great Shakespearian Scholar, p. 336
      20. The Time to Buy Whistlers, pp. 337-338
      21. Must an Actor "Profess" His Part?, p. 339
      22. Mother Alphonsa---A Ministering Angel, p. 340
      23. Virility in Biblical Phrases, p. 341
      24. In Quest of a Buried Buddhist Empire, p. 342
      25. Investments and Finance, pp. 343-345
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 346-349
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 350-354
    10. [+]
      September 7, 1912 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. A Ban on Sunday Mail, pp. 256-354
      2. Deeds and Misdeeds of a "Record" Session, pp. 355-356
      3. Campaign Funds in 1904 and 1912, pp. 357-358
      4. Organizing Against Tammany, p. 359
      5. The High Cost of Farming in the United States, p. 360
      6. Lawyers and the Color Line, p. 361
      7. European Press on the Signing of the Panama Bill, p. 362
      8. Italy's Rights in Tripoli, p. 363
      9. Russo-Japanese Entente, p. 364
      10. Failure of Finnish Feminism, pp. 365-366
      11. Fighting the Plague, p. 367
      12. Automatic Train-stops, p. 367
      13. The Two "Titanic" Investigations, p. 368
      14. Chemistry and the Criminal, p. 368
      15. An Automobile Hospital, p. 369
      16. A Floating World, p. 370
      17. Is the Moon Phosphorescent?, p. 370
      18. Physiology and Poetry, p. 371
      19. Logging by Electricity, p. 371
      20. A Study of Coal with the X-ray, p. 371
      21. "The Last of the Melodists", p. 372
      22. The Story of Grant's Memoirs, pp. 373-374
      23. Old Masters Restored, p. 375
      24. Japan in Her Darkest Hour, p. 376
      25. Social Religion in the South, p. 377
      26. The Superstition of Drink, p. 378
      27. [+]
        Mr. Smalley's Second Series of Anglo-American Memoirs by Jeannette L. Gilder, p. 379 - 1 Review
        Anglo-American Memories by George W. Smalley
      28. [+]
        Lives of Five Famous Men, pp. 379-384 - 5 Reviews
        Goethe: The Man and His Character by Joseph McCabe
        A Cosmopolitan Actor by Frank A. Hedgcock
        Victor Hugo: His Life and Work by Arthur F. Davidson
        Feodor Dostoievsky: A Great Russian Realist by J.A.T. Lloyd
        The Life of Nietzsche by Frau Forster-Nietzsche
      29. [+]
        Ibsen's Writings Collected, pp. 385-388 - 1 Review
        The Collected Works of Henrik Ibsen by Henrik Ibsen
      30. Miscellaneous, pp. 389-402
    11. [+]
      September 14, 1912 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. First Tests for the Progressive Party, pp. 403-404
      2. Ohio's Rebuilt Constitution, p. 405
      3. New Orleans a Commission City, p. 406
      4. Dynamite in the Lawrence Strike, p. 407
      5. Tariff Ideas of Roosevelt and Wilson, pp. 408-409
      6. Why Blease Won, p. 410
      7. War with England Impossible, p. 411
      8. English Press on the Lodge Resolution, p. 412
      9. Yankee "Hustle" in South America, p. 413
      10. Decay of the German Nobility, p. 414
      11. Eating for Efficiency, p. 415
      12. Go-carts and Babies' Eyes, p. 415
      13. To Teach Human Physiology from Animalcules, p. 416
      14. Second and Third Class Mummies, p. 416
      15. The Double-deck Street-car, p. 417
      16. Shoe-fitting with the X-ray, p. 418
      17. Concrete with Soap in It, p. 418
      18. Future of Power-transmission, p. 419
      19. A Motor for Swimmers, p. 419
      20. Art of the Stone Age, p. 420
      21. A Critic's Word to His Critics, p. 421
      22. The Liberation of "Parsifal", p. 422
      23. Peripatetic Opera, p. 423
      24. Placing General Booth as a Religious Leader, p. 424
      25. Personal Attacks in the Pulpit, p. 425
      26. Staleness of New Religions, p. 426
      27. Motor-Trucks and Motor-Cars, pp. 427-433
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 434-448
    12. [+]
      September 21, 1912 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Harvests That Promise Prosperity, pp. 449-450
      2. Maine's Indecesive Election, p. 451
      3. Early Campaign-fund Publicity, p. 452
      4. Progressive Chances in New York, p. 453
      5. Michigan's Prison Discipline, p. 454
      6. Our Duty in Mexican Disorder, pp. 455-456
      7. Successors of the Young Turks, p. 457
      8. Economic Necessity of War, p. 458
      9. Japan's View of the New Monroe Clause, p. 459
      10. France Boycotting German Goods, p. 460
      11. Our Future "Flying Batteries", p. 461
      12. What Is the Shape of an Iceberg?, p. 462
      13. Our Waste of Coal-tar Products, p. 463
      14. The "Hump": a New Railroad Time-saver, p. 464
      15. Transparence of Hot Metals, p. 464
      16. To Keep the Devil-Wagon Quets, p. 465
      17. Whistler in New Lights, p. 466
      18. If Mr. Henry James had Written "The Ring and the Book", p. 467
      19. Literary Torpedo-Destroyers, p. 468
      20. Curing "American English", p. 469
      21. America's Anglo-Catholic Leader, p. 470
      22. Parodying Scripture, p. 470
      23. Gen. Booth's Triumphant Funeral, p. 471
      24. Religious Press Retorting on the Secular, p. 471
      25. Are the Indians of Hebrew Origin?, p. 472
      26. [+]
        The Memoirs of Crispi, the Italian Statesman by E.S. Nadal, p. 473 - 1 Review
        The Memoirs of Francesco Crispi by Thomas Palamenghi-Crispi and Francesco Crispi, ...
      27. [+]
        Coins and Medals in the Mint, p. 474 - 1 Review
        Catalogue of Coins, Tokens, and Medals in the Numismatic Collection of the Mint of the United States at Philadelphia, pa by T.L. Comparette
      28. [+]
        Two Famous Philosophers, p. 474 - 1 Review
        Kant and Spencer by Borden P. Bowne
      29. [+]
        Robertson Smith's Life and Writings, pp. 474-475 - 1 Review
        The Life of William Robertson Smith by J. Sutherland Black and George William Chrystal, ...
      30. [+]
        Review History of the People of the Netherlands, Part..., p. 476 - 1 Review
        History of the People of the Netherlands, Part V. Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries by Petrus Johannes Blok
      31. [+]
        Professor See's Work on Astronomy, pp. 476-477 - 1 Review
        Researches on the Evolution of the Stellar Systems by T.J.J. See
      32. [+]
        The Social Life of Insects, pp. 478-479 - 1 Review
        Social Life in the Insect World by J.H. Fabre
      33. [+]
        3 Reviews The Abolition Crusade and Its Consequences, by..., pp. 480-481 - 3 Reviews
        The Abolition Crusade and Its Consequences by Hilary A. Herbert
        Suggestions for the Spiritual Life by George Lansing Raymond
        Happy Humanity by Frederik van Eeden
      34. Miscellaneous, pp. 482-498
    13. [+]
      September 28, 1912 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Trust Remedies of Roosevelt and Wilson, pp. 499-501
      2. Haywood's Arrest, p. 502
      3. Meat Prices and the Tariff, p. 503
      4. American Opinion of the Nogi Suicide, p. 504
      5. Our "Moral Mandate" in Nicaragua, pp. 505-506
      6. How Germany Takes Our Panama Canal Act, p. 507
      7. An Avowal of Mexican Hostility, p. 508
      8. The Yellow Republic's Peril, p. 509
      9. China's Hygienic Aspirations, p. 510
      10. Shortage of Women in India, p. 510
      11. Continuous Evolution, p. 511
      12. Unsmashable Glass, p. 512
      13. Telltale Blood-crystals, p. 513
      14. Time by Wireless, p. 513
      15. How Lightning Calculators Calculate, p. 514
      16. Climatic Zones in Farms, p. 515
      17. The Atlantic Coast Not Sinking, p. 515
      18. Shaw's Shy at the Critics, p. 516
      19. Futurists Breaking Out in Music, p. 517
      20. The Charm of Indian Frescoes, p. 518
      21. The Death-throes of Art, p. 519
      22. A Church Ruled by Commission, p. 520
      23. The Dilemma of Amusements, p. 521
      24. The White's Responsibility for the Black, p. 522
      25. Accounting for Judas, pp. 522-523
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 524-525
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 526-541
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 542-544
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1912 = 12 Issues, 346 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 5, 1912 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Forecasting the Verdict of November Fifth, pp. 545-547
      2. Mr. Lawson's "Remedy", p. 548
      3. The Attack on Senator Warren, p. 549
      4. High Cost of Keeping Warm, p. 550
      5. End of the Cunningham Claims, pp. 551-552
      6. Why "Ulster Will Fight", p. 553
      7. Our Work in the Philippines, p. 554
      8. Japanese Hints to Mr. Knox, p. 555
      9. British Schools Spoiling the Boy, p. 556
      10. To Make Flying Safe, p. 557
      11. Its Only Fault, p. 558
      12. Plant Radio-activity Doubted, p. 559
      13. An Electric Stop for Runaways, p. 559
      14. The Passing of the Army-Mule, p. 560
      15. An Automatic Scrubber, p. 561
      16. White Light from the Mercury Arc, p. 561
      17. Loti Arrived and Interviewed, p. 562
      18. Great Poets to Side-step Us, p. 563
      19. The Barbarian in Jack London, p. 564
      20. Higher Music of Negroes, p. 565
      21. A Penitent at Coatesville, p. 566
      22. A Friend of Prisoners, p. 567
      23. President Taft's Check, p. 567
      24. Fifty Years of Emancipation, p. 568
      25. [+]
        Ward's Life of Cardinal Newman by Newell Dwight Hillis, pp. 569-571 - 1 Review
        The Life of John Henry, Cardinal Newman by Wilfrid Philip Ward
      26. [+]
        Some Recent Novels, pp. 572-573 - 5 Reviews
        The Penitent by Rene Bazin
        The Gate of Horn by Beulah Marie Dix
        The Blue Wall by Richard Washburn Child
        The Sign at Six by Stewart Edward White
        A Man in the Open by Roger S. Pocock
      27. [+]
        History and Biography, pp. 574-579 - 13 Reviews
        My Friendship with Prince Hohenlohe by Alexandrine von Hedemann
        Essays in Radical Empiricism by William James
        A History of French Literature by C.H. Conrad Wright
        Myths and Legends of California and the Old Southwest by Katharine Berry Judson
        Recollections of a Court Painter by H. Jones Thaddeus
        The Umbrian Towns by J.W. Cruickshank
        Economic and Moral Aspects of the Liquor Business and the Rights and Responsibilities of the State in the Control Thereof by Robert Bagnell
        Memoirs of the Duc de Lauzun by Armand-Louis de Gontaut Biron
        South American Archaeology by Thomas Athol Joyce
        Mesopotamian Archaeology by Percy Handcock
        Fifty Years of Prison Service by Zebulon Reed Brockway
        Cuneiform Parallels to the Old Testament by Robert W. Rogers
        Founders of Modern Psychology by G. Stanley Hall
      28. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 580-585 - 17 Reviews
        Tripoli, the Mysterious by Mabel Loomis Todd
        Henrik Ibsen: Plays and Problems by Otto Heller
        The Byways of Paris by Georges Cain
        Woman and Social Progress by Scott Nearing and Nellie M.S. Nearing
        Festivals and Plays by Percival Chubb
        The Spring of the Year, and Winter by Dallas Lore Sharp
        Health and Happiness by Eliza M. Mosher
        Our Baby by Ralph Oakley Clock
        Paul the Minstrel, and Other Stories by Christopher A. Benson
        Garden Design, in Theory and Practice by Madeline Agar
        Butterfly and Moth Book by Ellen Robertson Miller
        Everblooming Roses for the Out-Door Garden of the Amateur by Georgia Torrey Drennan
        The Greatest English Classic by Cleland Boyd McAfee
        Studies and Appreciations by William Sharp
        Fresh Air and How to Use It by Thomas Spees Carrington
        Manalive by G.K. Chesterton
        Harper's Motor Boating for Boys by Charles Gerard Davis
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 586-602
    2. [+]
      October 12, 1912 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Extracting Campaign-gift Secrets, pp. 603-604
      2. Labor and the Candidates, pp. 605-606
      3. Newspapers Opposing Publicity, p. 607
      4. Roosevelt's Plea to the South, pp. 608-609
      5. The Blaze in the Balkans, p. 610
      6. Porto Rico Under American Rule, p. 611
      7. Turkey's Improvements in Tripoli, p. 612
      8. A British United States, pp. 613-614
      9. Hair as an Index to Character, p. 615
      10. The Bat's Sixth Sense for Ships, pp. 616-617
      11. Light on the Panama Canal, p. 618
      12. The "Horrible Waste" at Niagara, p. 618
      13. Ripple-marks Not the Marks of Ripples, p. 619
      14. The Irksome Rhodes Scholar, p. 620
      15. How "The Players" was Formed, p. 621
      16. Canada's Theatrical Ambitions, p. 622
      17. Mr. Bennett's Art Adventures Here, p. 623
      18. A New "Home for the Homeless", p. 624
      19. Churches and the Social Crisis, p. 625
      20. Our "Budget of Luxuries", p. 625
      21. The Nun's-garb Question, p. 626
      22. Motor-Trucks and Motor Cars, pp. 627-641
      23. Miscellaneous, pp. 642-650
    3. [+]
      October 19, 1912 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Balkan War Begun, pp. 651-652
      2. Mr. Taft's Loss of California, p. 653
      3. Mortality Among Witnesses Against the Police, pp. 654-655
      4. Explaining Our Homicide Record, p. 656
      5. American Blood Spilt in Nicaragua, pp. 657-658
      6. Aviation Foiling Strategy, p. 659
      7. Mutual Critique of French and German Army Experts, p. 660
      8. Mr. Bryce on North and South American Coolness, p. 661
      9. Max Harden on "Yankee Democracy", p. 662
      10. French Pacific Ports and Panama, p. 663
      11. Electrical Ignorance, p. 664
      12. Dangers of High-tension Lines, p. 664
      13. Mirrors for Street-corners, p. 665
      14. Glass Iron and Paper Clothes, p. 665
      15. Is Heat a Substance?, p. 666
      16. Music in Wireless, p. 667
      17. A Misguided Swindler, p. 667
      18. What Panama Can Teach Us, p. 667
      19. "Post-Impressionist" Shakespeare, p. 668
      20. Students in Canada, pp. 669-670
      21. The Drowning of Philae, p. 671
      22. The Christian-pagan Nations, p. 672
      23. Spiritual Bonds of East and West, p. 673
      24. A New Children's Prayer, p. 673
      25. Judging Nogi's Suicide, p. 674
      26. Greek Shoeblack Slavery, p. 674
      27. [+]
        Christopher Columbus as a Human Being---A New Biography by John Kendrick Bangs, p. 675 - 1 Review
        Christopher Columbus and the New World of His Discovery by Filson Young
      28. [+]
        Notable Books of the Season, pp. 676-679 - 10 Reviews
        A Woman of Genius by Mary Austin
        The Arm-Chair at the Inn by F. Hopkinson Smith
        The Moth by William Dana Orcutt
        With the Merry Austrians by Amy McLaren
        The Jingo by George Randolph Chester
        Concerning Sally by William John Hopkins
        The Woman of It by Mark Lee Luther
        A Bachelor's Comedy by J.E. Buckrose
        A Romance of Billy-Goat Hill by Alice Hegan Rice
        The White Shield by Myrtle Reed
      29. [+]
        Completion of the "The New Schaff-Herzog" by John E. McFadyen, pp. 680-681 - 1 Review
        The New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge by Philip Schaff, J.J. Herzog, Albert Hauck, and Samuel Macauley Jackson, ...
      30. [+]
        Two Books on China, pp. 682-683 - 2 Reviews
        In Forbidden China by Henri Marie Gustave Ollone
        The Chinese Revolution by Arthur Judson Brown
      31. [+]
        Women of the Old Regime, pp. 684-685 - 1 Review
        The Ruin of a Princess by Katharine Prescott Wormeley
      32. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 686-690 - 11 Reviews
        The Day of the Saxon by Homer Lea
        Animal Life in Africa by J. Stevenson-Hamilton
        The Contest for California in 1861 by Elijah R. Kennedy
        The Story of the Evolution of Man by Joseph McCabe
        Normal Child and Primary Education by Arnold L. Gesell and Beatrice C. Gesell
        Working One's Day Through College and University by Calvin Dill Wilson
        Living Waters by Charles Brodie Patterson
        The New History by James Harvey Robinson
        A Half Century Among the Siamese and the Lao by Daniel McGilvary
        Selected Addresses by James B. Angell
        General Joseph Wheeler and the Army of the Tennessee by John Witherspoon Du Bose
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 691-700
    4. [+]
      October 26, 1912 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Colonel Roosevelt's Escape, pp. 701-703
      2. "Safety First", p. 704
      3. The Taft Plan for Farm Finance, p. 705
      4. Clearing Electoral Tangles, p. 706
      5. Turkey's Surrender to Italy, pp. 707-708
      6. Christian Against Turk, pp. 709-710
      7. After Standard Oil, p. 711
      8. Discord in the Chinese Republic, p. 712
      9. A Substitute for the Postage-Stamp, p. 713
      10. Life Without Microbes, p. 714
      11. A Steel-end Freight-Car, p. 714
      12. A New Way to Keep Eggs, p. 715
      13. Visible Volcanic Sound-Waves, p. 715
      14. New Regulations for Wireless, p. 716
      15. Electric Heating in Scandinavia, p. 716
      16. An Antiseptic Lady, p. 717
      17. Skins---Wet or Dry?, p. 717
      18. Loti's "Daughter of Heaven", p. 718
      19. China's New Alphabet, p. 719
      20. Singers on Singing's Decline, p. 720
      21. Newspapers Without Ideas, p. 721
      22. For a Century's Blessings, p. 722
      23. "The Peril of the Immigrant", p. 723
      24. A League of Public Welfare, p. 724
      25. Catholic Boy Scouts, pp. 724-725
      26. Miscellaneous, pp. 726-751
      27. Investments and Finance, pp. 752-765
      28. Miscellaneous, pp. 766-768
    5. [+]
      November 2, 1912 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Trusts and the Candidates, pp. 769-771
      2. Our Starving Railroads, p. 772
      3. The Dynamite "Plot" Case, p. 773
      4. The Seven Days of Felix Diaz, p. 774
      5. More Work than Wokers, p. 775
      6. Becker Convicted of Murder, pp. 775-776
      7. The Peril of a Great European War, p. 777
      8. Russia on Our Political Venality, p. 778
      9. The China Loan and Mr. Crisp, p. 779
      10. A Japanese Denunciation of Nogi, p. 780
      11. The Burden of Clothes, p. 781
      12. America an Aviator's Country, p. 782
      13. A Living Heart Without a Body, p. 783
      14. A New Industrial Realm, p. 783
      15. Futility of "Rain-making", p. 784
      16. A Radium Star, p. 785
      17. Frogs' Legs as Wireless Receivers, p. 785
      18. From Red Schoolhouse to Greek Parthenon, p. 786
      19. "Little Women" on the Stage, p. 787
      20. Knocking the Musical Sages, p. 788
      21. Magazines as Text-books, p. 789
      22. Eight Days of Home Missions, p. 790
      23. Polonius in the "Atlantic", p. 791
      24. Religion of the College Girl, p. 792
      25. [+]
        A Friend's Personal Recollections of the Emperor Napoleon III by Charles de Kay, p. 793 - 1 Review
        Intimate Memoirs of Napoleon III by Baron d'Ambee
      26. [+]
        Novels of the Autumn, p. 794 - 11 Reviews
        Charge It by Irving Bacheller
        The Streets of Ascalon by Robert W. Chambers
        The Pictures of Polly by Mary King Courtney
        The Red Cross Girl by Richard Harding Davis
        The Voice by Margaret Deland
        The Keynote by Alphonse de Chateaubriant
        Mrs. Lancelot by Maurice Hewlett
        The Joyous Adventures of Aristide Pujol by William J. Locke
        The Olympian by James Oppenheim
        The Unknown Quantity by Henry Van Dyke
        The Honorable Miss Moonlight by Onoto Watanna
      27. [+]
        Mr. Shuster's Book on Persia, p. 795 - 1 Review
        The Strangling of Persia by W. Morgan Shuster
      28. Motor-Trucks and Motor-Cars, pp. 796-805
      29. [+]
        History and Biography, pp. 806-809 - 8 Reviews
        Early History of the Christian Church, Vol. I by Louis Duchesne
        The Rise of the Modern Spirit in Europe by George S. Butz
        The Empress Josephine by Baron Napoleon Joseph Ernest de Meneval
        Famous Houses and Literary Shrines of London by Arthur St. John Adcock
        Huldreich Zwingli, the Reformer of German Switzerland, 1484-1581 by Samuel Macauley Jackson
        A Polish Exile with Napoleon by G.L. De St. M. Watson
        The American Occupation of the Philippines, 1898-1912 by James H. Blount
        Historical Studies in Philosophy by Emile Boutroux
      30. [+]
        The Philipse Manor Hall, p. 810 - 1 Review
        The Philipse Manor Hall in Yonkers by Edward Hagaman Hall
      31. [+]
        As to the Bronte Family, p. 811 - 1 Review
        The Three Brontes by May Sinclair
      32. [+]
        Celebrities Mr. Rideing Has Known, p. 812 - 1 Review
        Many Celebrities and a Few Others by William H. Rideing
      33. Miscellaneous, pp. 813-822
    6. [+]
      November 9, 1912 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. James Schoolcraft Sherman, p. 827
      2. Growing Use of Liquor and Tobacco, p. 827
      3. Our Newest Superdreadnought, p. 828
      4. Effects of the Becker Conviction, p. 829
      5. Meaning of the Balkan Victories, pp. 830-832
      6. Sizing up the Balkan Fighters, pp. 833-834
      7. India Banishing Opium, p. 835
      8. Remedies for Our Sick City, p. 836
      9. White Eskimos; Old and New, p. 837
      10. Fresh Air from Below Ground, p. 838
      11. A New Form of Indian Corn, p. 839
      12. Rivers of Stars in Space, p. 840
      13. A Strange Light on the Andes, p. 840
      14. Good Power from Poor Fuel, p. 841
      15. A Candy Pavement, p. 841
      16. Tobacco and Cholera, p. 841
      17. The Panama Slides, p. 841
      18. Music of Siberian Exiles, p. 842
      19. Appropriating Our Literature, pp. 843-844
      20. A Great Lexicographer, p. 845
      21. The "Drexel-Biddle Bible Classes", p. 846
      22. Should Dancing be Municipally Encouraged?, p. 847
      23. Fighting Vice Segregation in Chicago, pp. 848-849
      24. [+]
        The Family of the Horse, p. 850 - 1 Review
        The Horse and Its Relatives by Richard Lydekker
      25. [+]
        Social Hygiene, p. 850 - 1 Review
        The Task of Social Hygiene by Havelock Ellis
      26. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 850-857 - 9 Reviews
        Both Sides of the Shield by Archibald W. Butt
        The Goodly Fellowship by Rachel Capen Schauffler
        The Poetical Works of George Meredith by G.M. Trevelyan and George Meredith
        Courts, Criminals and the Camorra by Arthur Train
        Unseen Empire by David Starr Jordan
        Rambles in the Pyrenees by F. Hamilton Jackson
        Switzerland in Sunshine and Snow by Edmund B. Francis D'Auvergne
        Replanning Small Cities by John Nolen
        Youth and the Race by Edgar James Swift
      27. Miscellaneous, pp. 858-884
    7. [+]
      November 16, 1912 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. President-Elect Wilson's Dilemma, pp. 886-887
      2. Future of the Defeated Parties, pp. 888-889
      3. For Swifter Justice, p. 890
      4. Driving the Turk from Europe, pp. 891-892
      5. Ominous Jealousies in the Balkans, pp. 893-894
      6. A Kind Word from Central America, p. 895
      7. Italy's Doubtful Peace Treaty, p. 896
      8. Canada's Aid to Britain's Navy, pp. 896-897
      9. Laboratory Study of Criminals, p. 898
      10. Few Autos in Japan, p. 898
      11. Lightless Lighthouses, p. 899
      12. Sanitation More than Medicine, p. 899
      13. Microscope and X-ray as Partners, p. 900
      14. Fighting Typhoid with Vaccine, p. 900
      15. A Microscope for Comparison, p. 901
      16. Sky Light Not from Stars, p. 901
      17. Planting a French Museum, p. 902
      18. Happy Marriages in Fiction, p. 903
      19. Kipling on the Stump, p. 904
      20. England's Athletic Schoolboy, p. 905
      21. Religious Basis of the Balkan War, p. 906
      22. Against "Pin-Money" Women, p. 907
      23. Purifying India by Law, p. 908
      24. Theological Unity in Montreal, p. 908
      25. [+]
        Mr. Paine's Biography of Mark Twain by Irving Bacheller, p. 909 - 1 Review
        Mark Twain: A Biography by Albert Bigelow Paine
      26. [+]
        Some of the Latest Fiction, p. 909 - 6 Reviews
        The Lady and Sada San by Frances Little
        Out of the Wreck I Rise by Beatrice Harraden
        Making a Business Woman by Anne Shannon Monroe
        The Marshal by Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews
        The Son of Columbus by Molly Elliot Seawell
        The Soul of a Tenor by William J. Henderson
      27. [+]
        Another Book on Collecting, pp. 910-911 - 1 Review
        By-Paths in Collecting by Virginia Robie
      28. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 912-917 - 6 Reviews
        The Depths of the Ocean by John Murray and Johan Hjort
        Why Women Are So by Mary Roberts Coolidge
        A Camera Crusade Through the Holy Land by Dwight L. Elmendorf
        In the Courts of Memory, 1858-1875 by Lillie de Hegermann-Lindencrone
        Carriages and Coaches by Ralph Straus
        Personal Traits of Abraham Lincoln by Helen Nicolay
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 918-940
    8. [+]
      November 23, 1912 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. The Woman-Suffrage Victory, pp. 941-942
      2. The Socialist Vote, pp. 943-944
      3. Changes in Congress, p. 945
      4. The Farmer's Share of Prosperity, p. 946
      5. The Assassination of Canalejas, pp. 947-948
      6. The Turks Deserting Turkey, p. 949
      7. French Pride in Balkan Success, p. 950
      8. Germany Ousting Standard Oil, pp. 950-951
      9. British Praise for Wilson, p. 952
      10. Our New Nobel Prize, p. 953
      11. Careless Surgery, p. 954
      12. The One Thing Needful in Aviation, p. 955
      13. To Utilize Sun-Power, p. 956
      14. The Squealing Car-Wheel, p. 956
      15. Concrete Furniture, p. 957
      16. A New Russian Fabric, p. 957
      17. Strauss in Musical Comedy, p. 958
      18. Our Colonial View of the Drama, p. 959
      19. Selling Art to Our Millionaires, p. 960
      20. Literary Gossip, p. 961
      21. Back to the Land for Boys, p. 962
      22. Sensational Evangelists Rebuked, p. 963
      23. German Religious Statistics, p. 964
      24. No Secular Music for Catholic Weddings, pp. 964-965
      25. Miscellaneous, pp. 966-992
    9. [+]
      November 30, 1912 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Effect of Tariff-cutting on Prosperity, pp. 995-996
      2. Some Things the Election Did, pp. 997-998
      3. New York's Lesson to Gunmen, p. 999
      4. One Road's Accident Record, p. 1000
      5. New England's Railroad Grievance, p. 1001
      6. Outlawing the Bath-tub Trust, pp. 1001-1002
      7. Why the Turks were Defeated, p. 1003
      8. Dividing up Turkey, p. 1004
      9. Dawn of a New Political Era, pp. 1005-1006
      10. Why Smoke is Injurious, p. 1007
      11. Smoke-rings from Volcanoes, p. 1008
      12. Early Cotton of the Hopi Indians, p. 1009
      13. A Mattress as a Life-raft, p. 1010
      14. An Arc-light Moth-trap, p. 1010
      15. Poison in Hats, p. 1011
      16. A City Business Manager, p. 1011
      17. Doom of the Antique, p. 1012
      18. Denying the "Failure" of the Public Schools, p. 1013
      19. One Who Didn't Like Mark Twain, p. 1014
      20. How Shaw Saw Rodin at Work, p. 1015
      21. Sacred Subjects in the "Movies", p. 1016
      22. "The Little Brown Church in the Vale", p. 1016
      23. Rurality of Protestant Churches, p. 1017
      24. Where the Jews Are, p. 1017
      25. Helping to Prevent Crime, p. 1018
      26. The Catholic Theatrical Uplift, p. 1018
      27. [+]
        Three Recent Biographies, p. 1019 - 3 Reviews
        Coke of Norfolk and His Friends by A.M.W. Stirling
        Henrietta Maria, Queen of England by Henrietta Haynes
        Michael Heilprin and His Sons by Gustav Pollak
      28. [+]
        Fiction by Well-Known Writers, p. 1019 - 5 Reviews
        The Heroine in Bronze, or A Portrait of a Girl by James Lane Allen
        The Inner Flame by Clara Louise Burnham
        The Rise of Roscoe Paine by Joseph C. Lincoln
        Meadowsweet by Baroness Orczy
        Beauty and the Jacobin by Booth Tarkington
      29. [+]
        Primitive Religion, p. 1020 - 1 Review
        The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion, Vol. I by James George Frazer
      30. [+]
        Admiral Mahan's New Book, p. 1020 - 1 Review
        Armaments and Arbitration by Alfred T. Mahan
      31. [+]
        Other Books Worth While, pp. 1020-1025 - 8 Reviews
        Gallant Little Wales by Jeannette Marks
        The Provincial American, and Other Papers by Meredith Nicholson
        Modern Cottage Architecture by Maurice B. Adams
        Home University Library of Modern Knowledge by Herbert Albert Laurens Fisher and Gilbert Murray, ...
        The Life of a Tiger by S. Eardley-Wilmot
        Bee: The Princess of the Dwarfs by Anatole France
        The Advance of Woman by Jane Johnstone Christie
        Literary Hearthstones of Dixie by La Salle Pickett Corbell
      32. Miscellaneous, pp. 1026-1033
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 1034-1044
    10. [+]
      December 7, 1912 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Will the Democrats Free the Philippines?, pp. 1045-1046
      2. The Empty Coal Scuttle, p. 1047
      3. A Great Railway War Averted, p. 1048
      4. Acquittal of the I.W.W. Leaders, p. 1049
      5. Carnegie Aid for Ex-Presidents, pp. 1050-1052
      6. Press of Turkey on the War, p. 1053
      7. The Austro-Servian Quarrel, p. 1054
      8. Divorce Reform in England, pp. 1055-1056
      9. A Cinematograph for Amateurs, p. 1057
      10. A Substitute for Fresh Air, p. 1058
      11. Navigation in Ship Canals, p. 1058
      12. More Cancer Germs, p. 1059
      13. The Sun a Variable Star, p. 1059
      14. The All-fours Cure, p. 1060
      15. Niagara's Industrial Beauty, p. 1060
      16. New Sources of Paper, p. 1061
      17. A Century-old Mozart Novelty, p. 1062
      18. Japan's Feminist Poet, p. 1063
      19. London's "American" Seaon, p. 1064
      20. Cost and Value of "Sargents", p. 1065
      21. Constantinople for Christendom, p. 1066
      22. Endowing Motherhood, p. 1066
      23. Religious Utterances of the President-elect, p. 1067
      24. Warning Toledo Boys, p. 1068
      25. "An Apostle to the Mountaineers", p. 1068
      26. [+]
        Books for Children---Fifty of the Best, pp. 1069-1081 - 47 Reviews
        Indian Fairy Tales by Lewis Allen
        Girls' Make-at-Home Things by Carolyn Sherwin Bailey
        Boys' Make-at-Home Things by Carolyn Sherwin Bailey and Marian Elizabeth Bailey, ...
        The Sampo by James Baldwin
        Change Signals by Ralph Henry Barbour
        The Lady of the Lane by Frederick Orin Bartlett
        Sky Island by L. Frank Baum
        The Beard Birds by Adelia Belle Beard
        Their City Christmas by Abbie Farwell Brown
        Best Stories to Tell Children by Sara Cone Borst Bryant
        Home Entertaining by William E. Cheney
        The Boys' Book of Modern Marvels by Charles J.L. Clarke
        The Wireless Man by Francis A. Collins
        The Romance of Submarine Engineering by Thomas W. Corbin
        The Curtiss Aviation Book by Glenn H. Curtiss and Augustus Post
        Harper's Motor Boating for Boys by Charles Gerard Davis
        Old Songs and Rounds for Little Children by Boutet de Monvel
        A Book of Winter Sports by J.C. Dier
        All About Ships by Tapprell Doring
        Brave Deeds of American Sailors by Robert B. Duncan
        Boy Scouts of Berkshire by Walter Prichard Eaton
        Froissart's Chronicles by Madalen G. Edgar
        The Poor Little Rich Girl by Eleanor Gates
        The King's Story Book by George Laurence Gomme
        Stories of Shakespeare's English History Plays by Helene Adeline Guerber
        The Boys' Parkman by Louise S. Hasbrouck
        Historic Poems and Ballads by Rupert S. Holland
        The Big Book of Fables by Walter Jerrold
        May Iverson Tackles Life by Elizabeth Garver Jordan
        A History of France by H.E. Marshall
        Prayers for Little Men and Women by John Martin
        The Story of Christopher Columbus by Charles W. Moores
        Helen Ormesby by Belle Moses
        The Rocket Book by Peter Newell
        The Children's Reading by Frances Jenkins Olcott
        The Boy's Playbook of Science by John Henry Pepper
        The Japanese Twins by Lucy Fitch Perkins
        Little-Known Sisters of Well-Known Men by Sarah Gertrude Pomeroy
        Stories of the Pilgrims by Margaret B. Pumphrey
        Bold Robin Hood and His Outlaw Band by Louis Rhead
        The English Fairy Book by Ernest Rhys
        The Son of Columbus by Molly Elliot Seawell
        Six Girls Grown Up by Marion Ames Taggart
        Nancy Porter's Opportunity by Marion Ames Taggart
        The Scout Master of Troop 5 by I.T. Thurston
        Floor Games by H.G. Wells
        The Birds' Christmas Carol by Kate Douglas Wiggin
      27. Periodicals for the Young, p. 1082
      28. A List of Biographies, pp. 1083-1086
      29. Miscellaneous, pp. 1087-1104
    11. [+]
      December 14, 1912 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. A Smashing Blow at Railroad Mergers, pp. 1107-1109
      2. Children in the Canneries, pp. 1110-1111
      3. Progress of the Dynamite Trial, p. 1112
      4. "Dollars for Bullets", pp. 1113-1114
      5. Ferrero on the Balkan War, p. 1115
      6. A Vindication of the Turk, p. 1116
      7. Raging at the Monroe Doctrine, p. 1117
      8. Practical Education in Canada, pp. 1118-1119
      9. Human Birds of Passage, p. 1120
      10. Eye and Brain, p. 1121
      11. To Halt Incompetent Surgery, p. 1122
      12. A Roof-landing for Aviators, p. 1122
      13. Wells that Fill by Night, p. 1122
      14. Acetylene's New Victory, p. 1123
      15. A Hotel on Tires, p. 1123
      16. Looking for Some Lost Radium, p. 1123
      17. Scandinavia's Art Message, p. 1124
      18. A Strike to End School Night-work, p. 1125
      19. Attacking "East-side" English, p. 1126
      20. As the Bulgar Thinks, p. 1127
      21. The Underworld Redeeming Itself, p. 1128
      22. Church Delegates to Labor Conventions, p. 1129
      23. The Baptist Bible, p. 1130
      24. Books As Gifts for the Holidays by Jeannette L. Gilder, p. 1131
      25. [+]
        Records of Recent Travel, pp. 1131-1133 - 16 Reviews
        English and Welsh Cathedrals by Thomas Dinham Atkinson
        An Artist in Corfu by Sophie Atkinson
        A Mexican Journey by E.H. Blichfeldt
        Your United States by Arnold Bennett
        Along Spain's River of Romance, the Guadalquivir by Paul Gwynne
        South America by W.H. Koebel
        A Wanderer in Florence by E.V. Lucas
        Egyptian Days by Philip Sanford Marden
        The Spell of France by Caroline Atwater Mason
        Picture Towns of Europe by Albert B. Osborne
        Rambles in Norway by Harold Simpson
        The Wilderness of the North Pacific Coast Islands by Charles Sheldon
        Through South America by Harry Weston Van Dyke
        The Flowing Road by Caspar Whitney
        Among Congo Cannibals by John H. Weeks
        Land and Peoples of the Kasai by Melville W. Hilton-Simpson
      26. Motor-Trucks and Motor-Cars, pp. 1134-1138
      27. [+]
        Biography, pp. 1139-1141 - 7 Reviews
        Memoirs of the Marquise de Custine by Delpine de Sabran, Marquise de Custine
        Everybody's St. Francis by Maurice Francis Egan
        Castles of England and Wales by Herbert A. Evans
        Men, Women, and Minxes by Mrs. Andrew Lang
        Social Life in Old New Orleans by Eliza Ripley
        The Life of Michael Angelo by Romain Rolland
        Old Time Belles and Cavaliers by Edith Tunis Sale
      28. [+]
        History, pp. 1142-1144 - 6 Reviews
        Romantic Days in the Early Republic by Mary Caroline Crawford
        The Colonial Homes of Philadelphia and Its Neighbourhood by Harold Donaldson Eberlein and Horace Mather Lippincott, ...
        A Book of Hand-Woven Coverlets by Eliza Calvert Hall
        Tapestries: Their Origin, History and Renaissance by George Leland Hunter
        The Story of the Bronx, 1639-1912 by Stephen Jenkins
        American Graphic Art by Frank Weitenkampf
      29. New Editions, pp. 1145-1148
      30. [+]
        Unclassified, pp. 1149-1152 - 4 Reviews
        The Four Gardens by Emily Handasyde Buchanan
        Who's Who in Dickens by Thomas Alexander Fyfe
        The Home Book of Verse for Young Folks by Burton E. Stevenson
        Riding and Driving for Women by Belle Beach
      31. Miscellaneous, pp. 1153-1158
    12. [+]
      December 21, 1912 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. Another X-ray Discovery, pp. 117-1160
      2. Intentions of the Progressive Party, pp. 1161-1162
      3. President Taft on Freeing the Philippines, p. 1163
      4. Blease Among the Governors, p. 1164
      5. Britain's Second Panama Protest, pp. 1165-1166
      6. Sixteen Years of Farm Progress, pp. 1167-1168
      7. How Turkey Accounts for Defeat, p. 1169
      8. A Turkish Look into the Future, p. 1170
      9. Russia on Turkey's Partition, p. 1171
      10. The Canadian Dreadnoughts, pp. 1172-1173
      11. Getting Old and Staying Young, p. 1174
      12. Uses of Cottonseed, p. 1175
      13. Hygiene of Light, p. 1175
      14. The Sun as a Fog-maker, p. 1176
      15. To Heat Human Interiors, p. 1176
      16. A Deadly Foot-path, p. 1177
      17. Portraiture as Rodin Sees It, p. 1178
      18. Good and Bad in College Fraternities, p. 1179
      19. Body-snatching in Fiction, pp. 1180-1181
      20. One Man's Work for a Mill Village, p. 1182
      21. An "Athlete of God", p. 1183
      22. Why Not the Small Town?, p. 1183
      23. English Church Press on Divorce, p. 1184
      24. Winter Travel Southward, pp. 1185-1187
      25. Miscellaneous, pp. 1188-1199
      26. Winter Travel Southward, pp. 1200-1250
4. [+]
  Issues of 1913 = 52 Issues, 1,578 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1914 = 52 Issues, 1,560 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1915 = 52 Issues, 1,495 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1916 = 40 Issues, 1,226 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1917 = 52 Issues, 1,635 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1918 = 51 Issues, 1,600 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1919 = 52 Issues, 1,563 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 1920s = 10 Years, 465 Issues, 15,999 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1920 = 52 Issues, 1,799 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1921 = 53 Issues, 1,761 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1922 = 39 Issues, 1,504 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1923 = 39 Issues, 1,309 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1924 = 52 Issues, 1,768 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1925 = 52 Issues, 1,703 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1926 = 39 Issues, 1,270 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1927 = 53 Issues, 1,711 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1928 = 34 Issues, 1,176 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1929 = 52 Issues, 1,998 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 1930s = 9 Years, 415 Issues, 14,790 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1930 = 51 Issues, 1,897 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1931 = 52 Issues, 1,662 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1932 = 53 Issues, 2,232 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1933 = 52 Issues, 2,083 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1934 = 52 Issues, 2,360 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1935 = 52 Issues, 2,313 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1936 = 52 Issues, 1,366 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1937 = 50 Issues, 868 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1938 = 1 Issue, 9 Articles