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New York's Conservative New Tabloid

by Silas Bent

The Literary Digest, October 7, 1933, p. 39

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    Issues of Jan.-Mar. 1933 = 12 Issues, 493 Articles
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      January 7, 1933 Issue = 46 Articles
      1. The "Buy American" Movement, p. 5
      2. The Rail Bet on Better Times, p. 6
      3. How 40000.000 Really Voted, p. 7
      4. Insull Escapes Chicago's Clutch, p. 8
      5. Our Vanishing Million-a-Year Men, p. 8
      6. Two Governors Battle for a Chain-Gang Fugitive, p. 9
      7. Out of Nicaragua, p. 10
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 11
      9. Japan's Big Bandit Job in Manchuria, p. 12
      10. The Soviet "War for Grain", p. 13
      11. A Viennese Close-Up of Von Schleicher, p. 14
      12. Chimneys as Labor's Weapon in Japan, p. 14
      13. Miss Cornell Triumphs Over the Play, p. 15
      14. A Kind Word for Radio Music, p. 16
      15. Artists in the Bread Line, p. 16
      16. Poetry in the Doldrums, p. 16
      17. The Cover, p. 16
      18. Ten Most Beautiful Words, p. 17
      19. Islam's Rebirth in Turkey, p. 18
      20. Religious Rivalry in Jail, p. 19
      21. Working for a Lynchless Year, p. 19
      22. On Girls Learning to Drink, pp. 20-23
      23. The President, p. 24
      24. Herbert Hoover, p. 24
      25. Prisoner's Song, p. 24
      26. Lullaby, p. 24
      27. Fable for Youth, p. 24
      28. In a Library, p. 24
      29. To a Wealthy Young Man, p. 24
      30. Roadways, p. 24
      31. Late Returning, p. 24
      32. Tests of Intoxication, p. 25
      33. When the Ice Breaks, pp. 26-27
      34. Dolly's Dark Past, p. 28
      35. Fish Don't Show Their Age, p. 28
      36. Bit Himself to Death, pp. 28-29
      37. See the Motor Industry Come Up Smiling, pp. 30-32
      38. 'Twas a Comedy of Errors---But Babe Didrikson Has Gone Pro, p. 33
      39. "Tiger! Tiger!", pp. 34-35
      40. Twenty Firemen in Two Shirts, p. 36
      41. Rattlers That Bite Before They Buzz, pp. 37-39
      42. Hard Times Are Hard on the Mountain-Lion, pp. 40-41
      43. Savings Deposits Show the Strain, p. 42
      44. The High Cost of Paying in Gold, p. 42
      45. For an Economic Weather Bureau, p. 43
      46. The Spice of Life, pp. 44-46
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      January 14, 1933 Issue = 49 Articles
      1. The Challenge of 1933, pp. 3-5
      2. The New Ax-Man Rolling Up His Sleeves, pp. 6-7
      3. Calvin Coolidge Prosperity President, p. 8
      4. Bright and Dark Spots of Russia's Five-Year Plan, p. 9
      5. Must Job Insurance Fail?, p. 10
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 11
      7. The Chino-Japanese Conflict at Shanhaikwan, p. 12
      8. Littoria---Italy's New Town, p. 13
      9. A Loan That Makes France Blush, p. 13
      10. The Colombia-Peru Clash on the Amazon, p. 14
      11. The Daily March Past Lenin, p. 15
      12. The World's Biggest Playhouse Opens, p. 16
      13. The Cover, p. 17
      14. English Language Imperiled, p. 17
      15. Edgar Wallace "Ghost Writer"?, p. 18
      16. Words That Out-Carroll Carroll, p. 18
      17. Where the Goose Hangs High, p. 19
      18. The Pope's Program for 1933, p. 20
      19. When Youth Takes the Wheel, p. 21
      20. A Hungry Man Is at My Door, p. 21
      21. How to Be Happily Married, pp. 21-23
      22. Ave Atque Vale, p. 24
      23. Deserted Hills, p. 24
      24. Why Should I Love You?, p. 24
      25. Admonitions, p. 24
      26. Excavation, p. 24
      27. The Token-Heart, p. 24
      28. Autumn Leaves, p. 24
      29. Advice to a Young Man, p. 24
      30. English "Amateurism", pp. 25-27
      31. Mist Plating, p. 28
      32. The Doctor in the Zoo, pp. 28-29
      33. How Uncle Sam Keeps Time, p. 30
      34. Danger in Day-Dreams, pp. 30-31
      35. Diagnosis From the Finger-Nails, p. 32
      36. Anesthetizing Oysters, p. 32
      37. Quick-Freezing to Preserve Food, p. 32
      38. Red Noses Without Alcohol, p. 33
      39. No Country Seems to Want "Prince Mike", pp. 34-35
      40. Injections for the Drowsy, p. 36
      41. Fake Movie Jungle Fights, pp. 37-38
      42. The Devil Gets His Due at Augsburg, p. 39
      43. That Kilowatt Currency, p. 40
      44. A Call for Rail Travel Classes, p. 41
      45. Cuba's Lottery Under Fire, p. 41
      46. The Next Big Job for Our Banks, p. 42
      47. Our Next Crop of Millionaires, p. 42
      48. One Prosperous Country, pp. 42-43
      49. The Spice of Life, p. 44
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      January 21, 1933 Issue = 39 Articles
      1. The Hullabaloo Over the Democratic Tax Plan, pp. 3-5
      2. The Machine's Friends Reply to the Technocrats, p. 6
      3. The R.F.C. on the Griddle, p. 7
      4. A Close-up of Uncle Sam, p. 8
      5. The Presidency as a Killing Job, p. 9
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 10
      7. The Chino-Japanese Death Grapple at the Great Wall, p. 11
      8. Extremist Uprisings in Spain, p. 12
      9. France's Roosevelt Expectations, p. 13
      10. The West Sees the Real Hindu Dance, p. 14
      11. "Emperor Jones" in a Raucous Operatic Triumph, p. 15
      12. The Laureate Comes, p. 16
      13. The Cover, p. 16
      14. The Trend Away From Religious Dogma, p. 17
      15. The St. Bernards Move to the Himalayas, p. 18
      16. Reno's Loss the Nations' Gain, pp. 18-21
      17. Wearing Your Microphone, p. 22
      18. Why Children Bite Their Nails, p. 22
      19. Horse's Ancestor Found in an Oil-Well, p. 22
      20. An Electric Palate, p. 23
      21. Monoxid Poisoning in Closed Cars, p. 23
      22. Shooting Down Airplanes, p. 24
      23. Dangers of the Sun-Bath, p. 24
      24. What Is Funny and Why, pp. 24-25
      25. "Let's Turn the Famous Corner in a New Car!", pp. 26-31
      26. When Fighting Farmers Defy Foreclosure, pp. 32-33
      27. What'll You Swap?, pp. 34-35
      28. Inflationary Forces Now at Work, p. 36
      29. Golden South Africa Off the Gold Standard, p. 37
      30. Paying Dividends in Kind, p. 37
      31. Say this of Horses, p. 38
      32. Names, p. 38
      33. Phantom Bark, p. 38
      34. A Postscript, p. 38
      35. Enrich My Resignation, p. 38
      36. Swan Out of Water, p. 38
      37. Charity Basket, p. 38
      38. Ecstasy of Color, pp. 38-39
      39. The Spice of Life, pp. 40-41
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      January 28, 1933 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. A Perilous Freedom Handed to the Philippines, pp. 5-6
      2. Roosevelt With Hoover on Japan, p. 7
      3. Huey Long's Rampage, p. 8
      4. Mr. Hoover Proposes a Punch at Mars, p. 9
      5. A New Deal for Debtors, p. 10
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 11
      7. The Hunger Revolt in Northern Caucasia, p. 12
      8. Gregor Strasser Big Hitlerite Rebel, p. 13
      9. France's Robespierrean Premier, p. 14
      10. "Cavalcade" as a Film Outshines the Play, p. 15
      11. American Leadership in Modernist Poetry, p. 16
      12. Soviet Freedom for Caricaturists, p. 17
      13. The Cover, p. 17
      14. The Oxford Group---Genuine or a Mockery?, p. 18
      15. Survival of the Fittest, p. 19
      16. To Squelch the Alimony Racket, p. 20
      17. A Short-Cut to Riches Cut Short, pp. 20-23
      18. Bad Habits of Motorists, p. 24
      19. What Spoiled the Peaches, pp. 24-25
      20. Fool-Proof Rural Roads, p. 26
      21. More Girls Than Boys Have T.B., pp. 26-29
      22. Australia's Flying Doctors, p. 30
      23. A Land Yacht, pp. 30-31
      24. A Varsity Course in the Art of Staying Married, pp. 32-33
      25. The Columbus of the Stratosphere---and His Twin, pp. 34-35
      26. Pages 'n' Pages of Smiths, p. 36
      27. No More Trouble for the Man Who Wrote "The Sidewalks of New York", p. 37
      28. Did a Comet Dig the "Bays"?, p. 38
      29. Dixie Learns Who's Who Among the Wits, p. 39
      30. That "Kent Plan" to Bring Back 1927 Prosperity, pp. 40-41
      31. Turning Point, p. 42
      32. Wild Things, p. 42
      33. A ViUanelle of Bitterness, p. 42
      34. Interregnum, p. 42
      35. Winter Kill, p. 42
      36. Presences, p. 42
      37. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 43
      38. The Spice of Life, pp. 44-45
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      February 4, 1933 Issue = 44 Articles
      1. Japan's Perilous Victories, pp. 5-6
      2. Last Squawk of the "Lame Duck", p. 7
      3. Ireland Votes to Defy England, p. 7
      4. The Toughest Task Awaiting Mr. Roosevelt, p. 8
      5. Smashing the Muscle Shoals Deadlock, p. 9
      6. When the Farmers' Fury Explodes, p. 10
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 11
      8. Germany's New "War Spirit", p. 12
      9. How They Put a Nazi on the Spot, p. 13
      10. Manchuria---The Land of Sinister Omen, p. 14
      11. Manchuria---The Vast Theater of the Chino-Japanese Conflict (Color Map), p. 15
      12. Forain a Mirror of France, p. 16
      13. Nipping "Average" Musical Buds, p. 16
      14. Poets at the Pork-Barrel, p. 17
      15. Another Assault by the Soviet Theater, p. 18
      16. Places Camera-Shy, p. 18
      17. A New Way of Reclaiming the Criminal, p. 19
      18. Calvin Coolidge's Religion, p. 20
      19. Faith, p. 20
      20. Where Philanthropy Spends Its Millions, p. 21
      21. Chapel Window, pp. 21-23
      22. Two Missionaries Make a Dental Discovery, p. 24
      23. How Driven Snow Cuts, p. 24
      24. Dental Press on the Agnew Find, p. 25
      25. Family With Self-Bobbing Hair, p. 25
      26. Auto Accidents Declining, p. 26
      27. Nosebleed: Harmless and Otherwise, p. 26
      28. Celestial Signs of Earthquake, p. 27
      29. Einstein in Arms Against Mars, p. 28
      30. Bison Are Again Being Shot in America, p. 29
      31. The Romance of a Forged $40000000 Will, pp. 30-33
      32. All the State Flowers Will Soon Be Budding, pp. 34-35
      33. Is the Paddle-Wing Plane the Next Step?, pp. 36-38
      34. Breaking Dishes to Save Them, p. 39
      35. Why the House of Kreuger Fell, p. 40
      36. Loree in New York Central, p. 40
      37. Steadier Business, p. 41
      38. Wanted: Directors Who Direct, p. 41
      39. Saint Peter, p. 42
      40. Desert Moonlight, p. 42
      41. The Children in Autumn, p. 42
      42. This Year of Our Lord, p. 42
      43. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 43
      44. The Spice of Life, pp. 44-45
    6. [+]
      February 11, 1933 Issue = 46 Articles
      1. Inflation---Curse or Cure?, pp. 5-6
      2. The Cabinet Jigsaw Puzzle, p. 7
      3. Saving the Nation's Farms From Foreclosure, p. 8
      4. The "Crisis" of Foreign Dumping Here, p. 9
      5. Secession 1933 Gets a Laugh, p. 10
      6. Court Victory for a Rum Ship, p. 10
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 11
      8. What Hitler Rule Means to Europe, p. 12
      9. Sizing Up Japan's Fighting Man, p. 13
      10. A German Communist Eden in Siberia, p. 14
      11. As Tea Is to Coffee, p. 14
      12. Two Playwrights With a Difference, p. 15
      13. Books We've Been Reading, p. 16
      14. What the Stage Owed to Miss Marbury, p. 17
      15. Barter in Art, p. 17
      16. "Bishop" Bernard Shaw's Search for God, p. 18
      17. The Growing Barter-and-Exchange Movement, p. 19
      18. Who's Who in Religion, p. 20
      19. The Unitarian-Universalist Merger, pp. 20-23
      20. Threading Lamp Filaments Through Diamonds, p. 24
      21. Musical Molecules, pp. 24-25
      22. Mineralized Milk, p. 26
      23. The Roller-Skate Cure, p. 26
      24. Asthma From Crazy Nerves, pp. 26-27
      25. Photographing With Dark Heat, p. 28
      26. Chinese Words in Indian Songs, p. 28
      27. German Doctor Raps Daily Baths, p. 28
      28. Special Study of Hiccup, pp. 28-29
      29. "That Mr. Stedman's a Real Sailor Sir", pp. 30-32
      30. Key to the State Flowers---Group Two (See Cover), p. 33
      31. Her Red Excellency the Ambassadress, pp. 34-35
      32. An Escaped Savage Who Chaffs the Tired Business Man, pp. 36-38
      33. Our Need of the Oyster, p. 39
      34. Where Galsworthy's Fame Lay, p. 40
      35. I Shall Not Care, p. 41
      36. Song, p. 41
      37. Immortal, p. 41
      38. Song Making, p. 41
      39. Mastery, p. 41
      40. Possession, p. 41
      41. The Lass With a Delicate Air, p. 41
      42. A Mender of Clocks, p. 41
      43. Down Go the Interest Rates, p. 42
      44. Tame R. F. C. "Revelations", p. 43
      45. That Truncated Steel Dividend, p. 43
      46. The Spice of Life, pp. 44-45
    7. [+]
      February 18, 1933 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Mr. Roosevelt's Vision of a Tennessee Utopia, pp. 5-6
      2. Japan's Setback at Geneva, p. 7
      3. Sandino Calls Off His Gadfly War, p. 8
      4. Our Help Not Wanted, p. 8
      5. "Not Many Crooks" in Congress, p. 9
      6. No "Swap" on the Debt Says Chamberlain, p. 10
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 11
      8. Verdun Over Again in El Gran Chaco, p. 12
      9. El Gran Chaco Where Bolivia and Paraguay Are At War (Color Map), p. 13
      10. Soviet Rejoicing Over Five-Year Successes, p. 14
      11. Wells Shatters the "Bulps", p. 15
      12. A Prima Donna's Tantrums, p. 16
      13. Forty Years of Play Incubating, p. 17
      14. The Cover, p. 17
      15. First Blood in the Fight Against Forced War Drill, p. 18
      16. Political Protestantism Waning, p. 19
      17. The Cost of a $4.95 "Bargain", pp. 20-24
      18. Mental Ills of the Depression, p. 25
      19. Why Stuffy Rooms Are Stuffy, p. 25
      20. Getting Hot and Keeping Cool, p. 26
      21. Health Hints of a Chinese Sage, pp. 26-27
      22. Baling Old Autos, p. 28
      23. Sleep Without Drugs, pp. 28-29
      24. When Hitler Hit the Ceiling, pp. 30-34
      25. Stewardess on an Air-liner, pp. 35-36
      26. The Senare's Champion Boxer, pp. 37-39
      27. The Insurance Investment Picture, p. 40
      28. Rail and Motor Rivals Getting Together, pp. 40-41
      29. Seven Strings, p. 42
      30. Jack Murphy and Queen Guinivere, p. 42
      31. First Night, p. 42
      32. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 43
      33. The Spice of Life, pp. 44-45
    8. [+]
      February 25, 1933 Issue = 41 Articles
      1. The Attempt to Kill the President-elect, p. 5
      2. "Naked Repeal", p. 6
      3. To Hand F.D.R. the Economy Ax, p. 7
      4. Michigan's Bank Holiday, p. 8
      5. President Hoover's Farewell Address, p. 9
      6. The Cuban Volcano, p. 10
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 11
      8. Another Jungle War in South America, p. 12
      9. A Japanese Threat to Slam the Open Door, p. 13
      10. Moscow Goes Pacifistic, p. 14
      11. Gold-Rush Days in Africa, p. 14
      12. Exposing Our Human Foibles, p. 15
      13. The Cover, p. 15
      14. Nazis Barring Foreign Artists, p. 16
      15. Must the Metropolitan Opera Close Down?, p. 16
      16. The First Moral Utterance, p. 17
      17. Israel's Alarm at Hitler's Rise, p. 18
      18. The Problems of Birth Selection, pp. 18-21
      19. The Too New-Fashioned Doctor, p. 22
      20. Cutting Marrow to Make Short Leg Grow Faster, p. 22
      21. A Pair of Electric Mushrooms, p. 23
      22. Night Flying Gaining Favor, p. 23
      23. Antidote for Two Deadly Poisons, p. 23
      24. Mixed Handedness, p. 24
      25. Wasting by Trying to Save, p. 24
      26. Why Unhappiness Makes People Sick, pp. 24-25
      27. Death Among the Heavyweights, pp. 26-29
      28. Four Don Quixotes Attack the Nation's Blues, pp. 30-32
      29. A Budding Bronx Samson, p. 33
      30. Motot Racing Through Manchurian Mud, pp. 34-35
      31. Self-Discipline in the Power Industry, p. 36
      32. The Depression Doubles Postal Savings, p. 37
      33. To Go Slower on Our National Debt, p. 37
      34. Calvin Coolidge 1872-1933, p. 38
      35. Business First, p. 38
      36. Mountain People, p. 38
      37. Kilty Olive Visits Horace Walpole, p. 38
      38. Courage, p. 38
      39. Low-Flying Geese, p. 38
      40. To John Masefield, pp. 38-39
      41. The Spice of Life, pp. 40-41
    9. [+]
      March 4, 1933 Issue = 41 Articles
      1. Prelude, p. 4
      2. Farewell to Farewells and Preludes, p. 4
      3. The Morning Sea, pp. 4-6
      4. Grave Problems the New President Faces, pp. 7-8
      5. States Preparing for the Great Repeal Battle, pp. 9-10
      6. Japan Leading the World to the Brink of War, p. 11
      7. Our First State Dictator, p. 12
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 13
      9. Angry Fists Thrust at Daladier, p. 14
      10. A New Plan to Salvage the League, p. 15
      11. Paradise in Papua, p. 15
      12. leticia Where Colombia and Peru Grapple, p. 16
      13. Colombia and Peru---Color Map, p. 17
      14. Lewis Travels Far, p. 18
      15. The Cover, p. 19
      16. The "Dublin Ogre", p. 19
      17. The First Negro Symphony, p. 20
      18. Reversing the Supreme Court on Pacifists, p. 21
      19. Crime and Why, p. 22
      20. Negro Emotionalism Passing, p. 22
      21. Ate Gang Films Wholesome?, p. 23
      22. Religious Rioting in Turkey, p. 23
      23. New Sources and Uses of Power, p. 24
      24. City Smoke Injuring the Brain, p. 25
      25. Fighting Rust With Metal Coats, p. 26
      26. Dirt Adds Millions to Lighting Costs, p. 26
      27. New Long-Distance Thermometer, p. 27
      28. A Man of "Steel Hardened in a Crucible", pp. 28-32
      29. A Canine Ed Wynn Among the Tombs of Kings, p. 33
      30. High Jinks on Moving Day at the White House, p. 34
      31. Do Most Men Know the Color of Their Wives' Eyes?, p. 35
      32. When a "White Hope" Tackled Fiji's Champ, pp. 36-37
      33. The D'Artagnan of the Prize-ring, pp. 38-39
      34. Self-Help Prescribed for rhe Railroads, p. 40
      35. "Depression-Proof" Trade-marks, p. 41
      36. Five Hopes in New Industries, p. 41
      37. How Diseases Change, p. 42
      38. Doing the "Impossible", p. 42
      39. "Bumpy Air", p. 42
      40. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 43
      41. The Spice of Life, pp. 44-45
    10. [+]
      March 11, 1933 Issue = 45 Articles
      1. The New President's Call to Battle, pp. 5-7
      2. "Stamp Scrip" as a Slump Cute, p. 8
      3. The Arms Embargo---Gesture?, p. 8
      4. The Bank-Holiday Fever, p. 9
      5. Help for the Nation's Debtors, p. 10
      6. Big Bankers' Gambling Mania, pp. 11-12
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 13
      8. Big Intent of the Little Entente, p. 14
      9. Hitler's Strong-Arm Man in Action, p. 15
      10. Soviet Russia's Far-Flung Air Routes, p. 16
      11. Europe's Squabble Over Arms-Smuggling, p. 17
      12. Strange Heavenly Twins, p. 18
      13. New Uses for Rubber, p. 18
      14. Eats and Nose May Aid the Eye, p. 19
      15. Gyromagnetism, p. 19
      16. A Music Teacher in These Days, p. 20
      17. Pitfalls of Modern Art, p. 21
      18. The Cover, p. 21
      19. Paderewski Poland and Chopin, p. 22
      20. Salvation Without Belief in Jonah's Tale, p. 23
      21. "Smut" Garbed in Rainbows, pp. 24-25
      22. "Weepy" Hymns Out of Fashion, p. 26
      23. Credo, pp. 26-28
      24. German Bogs Tell Secrets of the Past, p. 29
      25. 1932: Best Health Year, p. 30
      26. Supplementary Motor Fuels, pp. 30-31
      27. Fingers of the Wind, p. 32
      28. Old Men on the Blue, p. 32
      29. The Secret Heart, p. 32
      30. Hermes By a Crippled Beggar, p. 32
      31. Tragedy, p. 32
      32. A Ballad of Baltimore, p. 32
      33. The Red Square Moscow, pp. 32-33
      34. Dawdling Along Daytona Beach, pp. 34-35
      35. More Power on the Same Fuel, pp. 36-37
      36. The Jig-saw Jag, pp. 38-41
      37. Kings and a Queen of Song, pp. 42-43
      38. Fewer Fatal Accidents in 1932, pp. 44-45
      39. How War Feels in "Green Hell", pp. 46-47
      40. The Workers' Eight of U.S. Steel, p. 48
      41. The Tenth Bear Drive, p. 48
      42. Three Roads for the Farmer, p. 49
      43. Four Musts for Depression Buckets, p. 50
      44. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 51
      45. The Spice of Life, p. 52
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      March 18, 1933 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. The New Day in American Banking, pp. 3-5
      2. The Nation Rallying Behind the President, p. 6
      3. Why Canadian Banks Don't Fail, p. 7
      4. Al Smith on Russia, p. 8
      5. To End Starvation Wages, p. 9
      6. Japan's Easy Victory in Jehol, p. 9
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 10
      8. Hitler's "Iron Hand" Triumphant, pp. 11-12
      9. Our "Bank Earthquake" Shakes the World, p. 13
      10. Not for King or Country, p. 13
      11. The Artistic Pilgrimage of Maurice Sterne, p. 14
      12. The Cover, p. 14
      13. Save the Metropolitan, p. 15
      14. "Literary Liquidity", p. 15
      15. The Teachers' Battle for the Schools, p. 16
      16. A Halt to Sunday Movies in England, p. 17
      17. Sorrow, p. 17
      18. "Perils" of Buchmanism, pp. 17-19
      19. The Oxygen Cure, pp. 20-21
      20. Electric Clock Without a Dial, p. 22
      21. A Defense of Old-Fashioned Spanking, p. 22
      22. Inside a Waterspout, p. 22
      23. Polar Night and Blue Eyes, p. 23
      24. Electric Lights as Bug Traps, p. 24
      25. More About Nosebleed, p. 24
      26. Children Growing More Nervous, p. 25
      27. The Heavy Cost of an Eight-Dollar Pistol, pp. 26-28
      28. Kicking a $10000 Bauble Around, p. 29
      29. Making Life Brighter for Girls Out of Jobs, p. 30
      30. It Takes Brains to Find Out What "Wulse Kony" Means, p. 31
      31. Mothers Fighting the Radio Bogies, p. 32
      32. Ashes of Empire Cricket, p. 33
      33. Currency Standards, p. 34
      34. The Dun-Bradstreet Merger, p. 34
      35. Executives as Stockholders, pp. 34-35
      36. The Spice of Life, pp. 36-37
    12. [+]
      March 25, 1933 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Sledge-Hammer Blows at the Depression, pp. 5-6
      2. Beer as a Budget Balancer, p. 7
      3. Sizing Up Our New Ambassadors, p. 8
      4. Big Bankers for a New Deal in Banking, p. 9
      5. Mr. Roosevelt "Ungags" the Press, p. 10
      6. Easing Up on the Speak-Easy, p. 10
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 11
      8. Sparks Hissing Around Europe's Powder Magazine, pp. 12-13
      9. Greece Safe for Democracy, p. 14
      10. A Chinese Indicts Communism, p. 14
      11. Congress Pilloried on the Stage, p. 15
      12. Who Is "Completely Educated"?, p. 16
      13. The Cover, p. 16
      14. The Drys' Call to Arms, p. 17
      15. The Church Looking to Roosevelt, pp. 18-22
      16. A Piano With a Whole Band in It, p. 23
      17. Strange Antics of Supersonic, p. 23
      18. New Light-Bulb Has No Filament, p. 24
      19. Some Germs Change Like Butterflies, p. 24
      20. One-Way Windows for Sights and Sounds, pp. 24-25
      21. Accidents From Poor Judgment and Bad Manners, p. 26
      22. Boredom, p. 26
      23. Only Four Causes of Disease, pp. 26-27
      24. Making Merry Over Bank Holiday, pp. 28-30
      25. Behind a Curtain With Kipling, p. 31
      26. Weird Lights at Chicago Fair, p. 32
      27. The "Dare" Man Won't Take From Nature, pp. 33-35
      28. Return Parade of the Gold-Hoarders, pp. 36-37
      29. Supreme Court Easing the Anti-Trust Laws, p. 38
      30. Your Mind by Margaret Lathrop Law, p. 39
      31. Old Ladies by Margaret Widdemer, p. 39
      32. Defense for Mother World by Jay G. Sigmund, p. 39
      33. Prayer for the Little Beasts by Beulah May, p. 39
      34. Oak Brother by Fred Lape, p. 39
      35. The Spice of Life, p. 40
  2. [+]
    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1933 = 13 Issues, 487 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 1, 1933 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. American Outcry at German Jew-Baiting, pp. 3-4
      2. Enlisting the Jobless to Smash the Depression, p. 5
      3. The Case For and Against the Farm Bill, p. 6
      4. Beer Again---And What It Means, p. 7
      5. Roosevelt's Forward Look, p. 8
      6. California's Quake Protest, p. 8
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 9
      8. The European Peace Plan That Alarms France, pp. 10-11
      9. Peru Enraged by the League, p. 12
      10. Japanese Fear of a Soviet Pact, p. 12
      11. Shaw as America's Thersites, p. 13
      12. Child Radio Fans, p. 14
      13. Well Look It Up, p. 14
      14. The Cover, p. 14
      15. Twilight or Dawn for Foreign Missions, p. 15
      16. Doors to Opportunity, p. 16
      17. "Be Still and Know That I Am God", p. 16
      18. "Exaggerated Nationalism" Imperiling Peace, p. 16
      19. The Cheerful Liar, p. 17
      20. Why Haystacks Burst Into Flames, p. 17
      21. Insulated Babies, p. 18
      22. Plant That Drills Through Ice, p. 18
      23. The New Dentistry, pp. 18-19
      24. Due North With Peary's Daughter, pp. 20-21
      25. Why Nature Now Goes Back to Normalcy in Winsted, p. 22
      26. The Speeds of rhe Furure, p. 23
      27. A Jean Valjean of rhe Wilderness, pp. 24-26
      28. "The Blond Men of the Chaco", pp. 27-29
      29. Mild Cheer for Chain Stores, p. 30
      30. Dislocated Prices Keep Us Deprest, pp. 30-31
      31. The Spice of Life, p. 32
    2. [+]
      April 8, 1933 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. What Hitler's Rule Means to the World, pp. 1-2
      2. The Two-Edged Sword of Nazi Boycotts, p. 3
      3. Roosevelt's Drive Against the Bankers, p. 4
      4. Prison for Security Sharpers, p. 5
      5. The New "Czar" of Farm Finance, p. 6
      6. Beer the Jig-Saw Puzzle, p. 6
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 7
      8. Japan's Refusal to Give Up the Pacific Islands, p. 8
      9. A German Demand for Security, p. 9
      10. The Might of Russia's Red Army, p. 10
      11. Natural Artists Among Indians, p. 11
      12. Depression's Help to Music, p. 11
      13. Britain Gives in to Hollywood, p. 12
      14. The Covet, p. 12
      15. Vetetans Who Want Peace at Any Price, p. 13
      16. Gangs Without Gangsters, p. 14
      17. Tooth-Pulling Without Tears, p. 15
      18. A Walking Sponge, p. 15
      19. Caring for the Hotel-Guest's Health, p. 16
      20. A New Insect Puzzle, pp. 16-20
      21. Is "Der Tag" Near for a New Kaiser Wilhelm?, pp. 21-26
      22. A Plea for Extravagance, p. 27
      23. Italy's Cloistered Cows and Their Hysterics, p. 28
      24. When Fishermen Fly Their Kites, p. 29
      25. Weaning Ivan From His Vodka, pp. 30-31
      26. Dead Leaves, p. 32
      27. The Great Adventure, p. 32
      28. From Judas, p. 32
      29. The Road to Ruin, p. 33
      30. Moon, p. 33
      31. Detroit Wins Its Bank Fight, pp. 34-35
      32. The Spice of Life, p. 36
    3. [+]
      April 15, 1933 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. The Akron Horror, pp. 3-4
      2. Repeal 1/18th Ratified, p. 5
      3. The Labor Army Takes the Field, p. 6
      4. A Shorter Work Week to Make Jobs, p. 6
      5. Easing the Old Farm Mortgage, p. 7
      6. That "Gag Bill" Shocks the Press, p. 7
      7. The Fight Against the Beer Politician, p. 8
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 9
      9. The Threat of an Anglo-Soviet Trade War, p. 10
      10. What Manchuria Means to Japan, p. 11
      11. Conflicting Stories of Soviet "Famine", p. 11
      12. The British Air Conquest of Mount Everest, p. 12
      13. Why "Run Little Chilian" Runs, p. 13
      14. The Pen's Aid to English Politicians, p. 14
      15. The Cover, p. 14
      16. Musicians Protest to Hitler, p. 14
      17. Clashing Creeds Unite to Make 1933 a "Holy Year", p. 15
      18. States Legalizing Gambling for Revenue, p. 16
      19. Adversity Filling the Churches, p. 16
      20. Unnecessary Earthquake Damage, p. 17
      21. Is the Hookworm Still With Us?, p. 18
      22. Comets Hit Us Oftener Than We Thought, p. 18
      23. Safe Places in Thunder-Storms, pp. 18-19
      24. "Killed by Smog", p. 20
      25. Medical Aid to Aviation, pp. 20-21
      26. Mr. Roosevelt's New Deal for Women, pp. 22-25
      27. An Amateur on the Bum, pp. 26-30
      28. A Poet's Husband Finds a Cook, pp. 31-32
      29. Crime-Detection and Fiddle-strings, pp. 33-34
      30. A British Columbus Discovers the Middle Ages in America, pp. 35-36
      31. The Trapper, p. 37
      32. Manhattan, p. 37
      33. Water Snake Shoes, p. 37
      34. Fantasia of the Middle West, p. 37
      35. Gulls Ofif Nova Scotia, p. 37
      36. Lower Rail Fares Looming, p. 38
      37. India's "Managing Agents", pp. 38-39
      38. The Spice of Life, p. 40
    4. [+]
      April 22, 1933 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. The South Split Over the Scottsboro Verdict, pp. 3-4
      2. The New Deal World Size, p. 5
      3. The Shaw Show, p. 6
      4. Guinea-Pig Valley, p. 6
      5. League Wins Narcotics Fight, p. 7
      6. How France Would Woo Us, p. 7
      7. "Be It Ever So Humble--", p. 8
      8. One State Ends Starvation Wages, p. 8
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 9
      10. Polish-German Clashes That Perturb Europe, p. 10
      11. Spanish Women Republican Style, p. 11
      12. Western Australia's "Secession", p. 12
      13. China and the Chicago Fair, p. 12
      14. A President After Hollywood's Heart, p. 13
      15. England's New Literary Leaders, p. 14
      16. Debunking Lawrence of Arabia, p. 15
      17. The Cover, p. 15
      18. Making a German Christ for Germany, p. 16
      19. Air and Sun for the Infamous "Lung Block", p. 17
      20. Prophets Rap Profits, pp. 18-19
      21. West Virginia's Roadside Fountains, p. 20
      22. Hemorrhage Stopt by Bird's Muscle, pp. 20-21
      23. The Forgotten Patient, p. 22
      24. Faster Than Sound, p. 22
      25. An Artificial Heart, pp. 22-23
      26. Working the Big Cats in the Kleig Lights, pp. 24-27
      27. A Midget's Life in Our Big World, pp. 28-30
      28. "Mrs. G.B.S.", pp. 31-33
      29. Blubbering for a Living, p. 34
      30. Dangers of January Inaugurations, p. 35
      31. Mobilizing Our Gold, p. 36
      32. The First New-Style Rail Bankrupt, pp. 36-37
      33. Vespers on the Nile, p. 38
      34. The Quail Hunter, p. 38
      35. English June, p. 38
      36. A Poem, pp. 38-39
      37. The Spice of Life, p. 40
    5. [+]
      April 29, 1933 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. What It Will Meaa to Us to Be Off the Gold Basis, pp. 3-4
      2. To Make Miss Perkins the Big Boss of Industry, p. 5
      3. Cuba's Bloody Politics, p. 6
      4. Snake-Killer Versus Kingfish, p. 7
      5. Martial Law for the Rich?, p. 8
      6. The Good and Bad of the Beer Flood, p. 8
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 9
      8. Moscow's Red Drama of British Engineers, p. 10
      9. Making a United States of India, p. 11
      10. Exit "The Officer in the Tower", p. 12
      11. The Old and New Dance at Odds, p. 13
      12. Schools to Learn Modern Dances, p. 14
      13. The Metropolitan Goes On, p. 14
      14. Jewish Blame for Hitlerism, p. 15
      15. Too Far for Satan, p. 16
      16. Economy in the Pew, p. 16
      17. A Look Into the Criminal's Mind, p. 16
      18. Finger-nails as Danger-signals, p. 17
      19. Typhoid From Butter, p. 17
      20. Mystery Deaths, p. 18
      21. Used Cars Being Used Up, p. 18
      22. California Past Present and Future, pp. 18-19
      23. Has the Cancer Germ Been Found?, p. 20
      24. California Cold Breaks the Record, pp. 20-21
      25. Doughboys of 1933 Off to the Woods, pp. 22-23
      26. Will the Babe Make New History as a Golf Pro?, pp. 24-26
      27. The Jumel Mansion, p. 27
      28. This Beats Winsted, p. 28
      29. The Path of Peace, p. 29
      30. Steel's Upward Start, pp. 30-31
      31. The Spice of Life, p. 32
    6. [+]
      May 6, 1933 Issue = 42 Articles
      1. The Inflation Airship Meets a Storm, pp. 3-4
      2. Starving Teachers Stir Chicago, p. 5
      3. Another Big Parade---Back to the Farm, p. 5
      4. White House Plannings for a New World War, pp. 6-7
      5. The Move to Impeach Judge Lowell, p. 8
      6. Is It Dangerous to Slash Our Army?, p. 8
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 9
      8. Germany's "Brown Terror", p. 10
      9. A Chinese Wish That We Recognize Russia, p. 11
      10. Soviet Straight-Word Puzzles, p. 12
      11. Cherry Blossom Madness in Japan, p. 12
      12. Honoring Cecilia Beaux, p. 13
      13. Is Education Out of Step?, p. 13
      14. The Cover, p. 14
      15. "The Question of Our Speech", p. 14
      16. Mrs. Buck Under Fire As a "Heretic", pp. 15-17
      17. The Y.M.C. A. in Jerusalem, pp. 18-19
      18. A New Conception of Christ, p. 20
      19. What Wrecked the Akron?, p. 21
      20. Radium Treatment for Insanity, p. 21
      21. The Personality of a Light Bulb, p. 22
      22. The Largest Motor and the Smallest, p. 22
      23. The Scientist's "Big Head", p. 23
      24. Spraying Oil Through Diamonds, p. 24
      25. The Neglected Onion, p. 24
      26. An Underground Fire, p. 24
      27. The White House Gets Milkorno, p. 25
      28. A Tuneful Trio: Herriot Woodin Mussolini, pp. 26-28
      29. Treasures in Tin Cans, pp. 29-30
      30. How Vines Came Back, pp. 31-32
      31. Lands, p. 33
      32. Newburyport Mass, p. 33
      33. Challenge, p. 33
      34. The Quarry, p. 33
      35. Idaho Spring, p. 33
      36. No Door Yet Fashioned--, p. 33
      37. Woodin's Baby Bonds Were Wanted, p. 34
      38. Dentistry's Gift to the Gold Standard, p. 34
      39. The Sun's Eifect on the Business Cycle, p. 34
      40. Settling the War Debts With "Patriotic Vacations", p. 35
      41. Why It's Hard to Help the Municipal Bankrupt, p. 35
      42. The Spice of Life, p. 36
    7. [+]
      May 13, 1933 Issue = 44 Articles
      1. The Farm-Inflation Bill---Tragedy or Triumph?, pp. 3-4
      2. Roosevelt's Higher-Wage and Team-work Remedy, p. 5
      3. To Weld the Railroads Together, p. 6
      4. Half a Billion More for Relief, p. 6
      5. McKee Chooses Not to Run, p. 7
      6. Gold Default and Defiance, p. 7
      7. Behind the Iowa Farm Riots, p. 8
      8. The Rhode Island Splash, p. 8
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 9
      10. The Bewildering Magic of Fuhrer Hitler, p. 10
      11. Pearls a Livelihood of Millions, p. 11
      12. Peru's Warrior President at Peace, p. 12
      13. What the Russian Artist Paints, p. 13
      14. Shakespeare Beats the Depression, p. 14
      15. English View of Germany's Musical Jingoism, p. 14
      16. Sherwood Anderson's Despair of Letters, p. 15
      17. The Covet, p. 15
      18. "A Lotta T'ings" Learned in the Movies, p. 16
      19. Measurement, p. 16
      20. Mrs. Buck's Resignation, p. 17
      21. Baby Helen---An Issue Between State and Mother, pp. 17-19
      22. The Age of Danger, p. 20
      23. A Prize Tribute to Mother, pp. 20-21
      24. Skidding as a Fine Art, p. 22
      25. Water as Medicine, p. 22
      26. Finger-prints to Protect Checks From Forgery, p. 23
      27. Micro-zoo at Chicago Fair, p. 24
      28. Tornado Time Is Here, p. 24
      29. Trained Insects, p. 25
      30. Stage Fright, p. 26
      31. Diamonds and Tears---also Tear Gas!, pp. 27-28
      32. A Bachelor Judge Judges Women, pp. 29-30
      33. A Real Eastern Despot, p. 31
      34. Charging It Up, p. 31
      35. He Knew His Uncle Beitie, p. 32
      36. The Other Cheek, p. 33
      37. Release, p. 33
      38. The Bottle, p. 33
      39. Our Elders, p. 33
      40. Sales-tax Puzzles, p. 34
      41. If All the Gold Were Sunk, p. 35
      42. Savings-Banks Unscathed, p. 35
      43. Will Minor Motors Merge?, p. 35
      44. The Spice of Life, p. 36
    8. [+]
      May 20, 1933 Issue = 43 Articles
      1. Uncle Sam Partner and Business Policeman, pp. 3-4
      2. Open War in the Gran Chaco, p. 5
      3. The Naval-Cuts Battle, p. 5
      4. Routing Depression's Forces on Many Fronts, pp. 6-7
      5. On Strike "to Starve the Nation", p. 8
      6. Another "Bonus Army", p. 8
      7. Mrs. Pinchot Backs the "Baby Strikers", p. 9
      8. For a "Tariff Truce" to Halt Trade War, p. 10
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 11
      10. Germany's Defense Against "Atrocities Propaganda", p. 12
      11. Chile's New Fascist Force, p. 13
      12. Soviet Crop Expectations, p. 14
      13. The Pulitzer Prize Drama Winner, p. 15
      14. Winners of the Prix de Rome, p. 16
      15. No Entrance "Exams" at Dartmouth, p. 16
      16. Art in the Hitler Revolution, p. 17
      17. Will the Child Labor Amendment Fail?, p. 18
      18. 100 Years for the Sioux, p. 19
      19. Guides to Marriage, p. 19
      20. For a New Religion---Humanism, p. 20
      21. Common-Law Marriage Barred, p. 20
      22. Death as "Just an Incident", pp. 20-21
      23. Insect Electrocution, p. 22
      24. Toothbrushes in the Minority, pp. 22-24
      25. Taking Off a Plaster Cast, p. 25
      26. Henry Ford's New Anesthetic, p. 25
      27. The Roman Way of Cleaning Swimming Pools, p. 26
      28. Deadly Human Rays, pp. 26-27
      29. The Kentucky Chorus---"There Goes Bradley!", pp. 28-30
      30. What His Eyes May Have Seen, p. 31
      31. Mustaches as Screens, p. 31
      32. Young Hopeful of a Genius, p. 32
      33. Beguiling rhe Bird in the Hand, pp. 33-35
      34. A Thriller on the Main Line, p. 36
      35. The Covet, p. 37
      36. Translation From Homer's Iliad, p. 38
      37. Inner Beauty, p. 38
      38. What's Wrong Wirh Crime, p. 39
      39. Daft, p. 39
      40. The Gold-Clause Tangle, pp. 40-41
      41. Motors Humming Again, p. 42
      42. Stocks by Any Other Name, pp. 42-43
      43. The Spice of Life, p. 44
    9. [+]
      May 27, 1933 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. Mr. Roosevelt's Arms Plan to Save the World, pp. 3-4
      2. The House of Morgan, p. 5
      3. Fighting for Wage-Earner and Wage-Payer, pp. 6-7
      4. An Angry Country Tackles "Ctoaket Tony", p. 8
      5. Topics in Brief, p. 9
      6. Hitler Proclaims Peace With Equality, p. 10
      7. The League-of-Nations Woman, p. 11
      8. The Japanese Wedge of Fire Toward Peiping, p. 12
      9. Rivera in Hot Water, p. 13
      10. The Cover, p. 14
      11. Germany's Book Bonfire, p. 14
      12. Work-Shy Poets, p. 15
      13. Israel to Boycott Germany, p. 16
      14. Paci6sm in the Colleges, p. 17
      15. Indictment, p. 17
      16. Where Charity Does Not Rest, p. 18
      17. When Boys May Be Snobs, pp. 18-19
      18. Climate and Life, p. 20
      19. Tanks for Peace-time Use, pp. 20-21
      20. Do Your Sleeping-Before Midnight, p. 22
      21. Moon Makes the Earth Bulge, p. 22
      22. That Slim Movie Figure, p. 23
      23. Sterilizing Swimming Pools With Steam, p. 24
      24. Waves From the Milky Way, p. 24
      25. Faster and Faster Airplanes, p. 25
      26. The Lamb and the Wolf Reversed, p. 26
      27. The Witchcraft Disease, p. 27
      28. Sad Story, p. 28
      29. Bugsby's Hole Greenwich, p. 28
      30. Nudism, p. 28
      31. So I Ups to Morgan, p. 28
      32. A Song of Pindar in Hades, p. 29
      33. Escape to the Hills, p. 29
      34. May Day (1930) in Memoriam C.A.B., p. 29
      35. Gold and the World Bank, p. 30
      36. Utility Cuts in the Offing?, pp. 30-31
      37. The Spice of Life, p. 32
    10. [+]
      June 3, 1933 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. A Farewell to Isolation, pp. 3-4
      2. Where Morgan's Income-Tax Exemption Points, p. 5
      3. The Repeal-for-Revenue Diive, p. 6
      4. A Federal Dam for the Oil Flood, p. 6
      5. To Make Securities Secure, p. 7
      6. The Hullabaloo Over the "Brain Trust", p. 8
      7. F.D.R.'s Victory Over the B.E.F., p. 9
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 10
      9. Austria's Struggle Against Hitlerism, p. 11
      10. Soviet Russia's Drive on "Undesirables", p. 12
      11. Foreign Cartoon Fun as Uncle Sam Went Off the Gold Standard, p. 13
      12. Pottugal's Blue-Shirt Fascism, p. 14
      13. A Mid-Ocean Port for Airplanes, p. 14
      14. The "Dark Backward" of American Art, p. 15
      15. A Dry Season for Dancers, p. 16
      16. Will Modernism in Music Be Banished From Germany?, p. 17
      17. Modern Life Ignored by English Painters, p. 17
      18. Christianity's "Enormous Enterprise" in India, p. 18
      19. A Jewish Y.M.C.A. Director, p. 19
      20. Should Army Chaplains Go?, p. 19
      21. Most Brains in the West and Cities, p. 20
      22. The Old Barn, p. 21
      23. Li'l' Gawd Jesus, p. 21
      24. Patting, p. 21
      25. Surprize Attack, p. 21
      26. Where the Sun Never Sets, p. 21
      27. I Believe in the Good Brown Earth, p. 21
      28. The Ridley Riddle Equals Dickens Plus Balzac, pp. 22-23
      29. Gorillas Are Turning Out to Be Real Folks, pp. 24-25
      30. Child-Saving in New York Streets, pp. 26-27
      31. The Cure of Cross-Eyes, p. 28
      32. A Whirling Microscope, p. 28
      33. Carbon From Farm Wastes Purifies Water, p. 28
      34. All Roads Lead to Chicago's Rainbow City, pp. 29-47
      35. To Europe This Summer---For Tonic at Low Cost, pp. 48-50
      36. Now Play the Game, p. 51
      37. Bank Dividends From Advertising, p. 51
      38. The Spice of Life, p. 52
    11. [+]
      June 10, 1933 Issue = 40 Articles
      1. What Will Happen to the House of Morgan?, pp. 3-4
      2. Legal Burial for the Gold Clause, p. 5
      3. Government and Business Evolving a New Plan, p. 6
      4. More Good News of Business, p. 7
      5. No R.F.C. Loans Till Fat Salaries End, p. 8
      6. A Motor Worm Joins the Iron Horse, p. 8
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 9
      8. The Hitlerite Conquest of Danzig, p. 10
      9. The Chino-Japanese Truce of Tangku, p. 11
      10. Lord Trenchard's London Police Reforms, p. 12
      11. The New Orlandos, p. 13
      12. What the Turks Laugh At, p. 14
      13. Run In for Keats or Shakespeare, p. 14
      14. Baptists and Methodists Fighting Repeal, p. 15
      15. A Holystone for the Navy's Vocabulary, p. 16
      16. No Line Between Baptists Now, pp. 16-17
      17. A Radio Weevil Killer, p. 18
      18. More Current From Less Coal, p. 18
      19. Backward Nations a Trade Reservoir, p. 19
      20. Monoxid Spoils One's Arithmetic, p. 19
      21. Human Seismographs, p. 19
      22. Milk and Wine, p. 20
      23. Saving the Bleeders, pp. 20-23
      24. Mirrors of Washington's Big Money "Circus", pp. 24-26
      25. Why Queen Mary Wears Those Hats, p. 27
      26. Naked in the Jungle, pp. 28-29
      27. Mother LL.D., pp. 30-31
      28. New Rifle Drives Bullets a Mile a Second, p. 32
      29. The Cover, p. 32
      30. Three Dancers, p. 33
      31. Planting, p. 33
      32. I Make a Coat, p. 33
      33. Pastoral, p. 33
      34. America Remembers, p. 33
      35. These Are the Things, p. 33
      36. Street Beggar, p. 33
      37. Man and Nature Tackle the Wheat Problem, p. 34
      38. Inflation's First Puff, p. 35
      39. Deposit-Guaranteeing in Practise, p. 35
      40. The Spice of Life, p. 36
    12. [+]
      June 17, 1933 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Whittling Down Roosevelt Economy, p. 3
      2. Horseback Training for a Flight Round the World, p. 4
      3. The Saber-Rattler's Four-Power Peace Pact, p. 5
      4. Rail Relief by Coordination, p. 6
      5. Polyglot Drinks at the Parley, p. 6
      6. Hopes and Feats for the London Conference, p. 7
      7. Our 1150000000 Boost to China, p. 8
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 9
      9. Spain's Conflict With the Vatican, p. 10
      10. Hitlerism and Bolshevism Akin, p. 11
      11. The New Deal in Japanese-American Relations, p. 12
      12. "Uncle Tom" "Authentic Americana", p. 13
      13. Dramatic Critics Who Disagree, p. 14
      14. Presbyterian Fundamentalists Defeated, p. 15
      15. Shoes for Southerners? Never!, pp. 16-17
      16. How Beer Is Brewed, p. 18
      17. A Number-Splitting Machine, pp. 18-19
      18. Removing Wrinkles With Serum, p. 20
      19. Pin-Sticking Yields New Theory of Pain, pp. 20-21
      20. Taps for the Hindenburg of Athletics, pp. 22-23
      21. Sometimes the West Is Still Wild, pp. 24-27
      22. Jewels of American Gods for Chicago, p. 28
      23. Birth of the Toasted Sandwich, p. 29
      24. Rule Number Six, p. 29
      25. Heredity or Education?, p. 30
      26. How Not to Be Run Over, p. 31
      27. The Cover, p. 31
      28. Rhyming to Order, p. 32
      29. Woman in a Hurry, p. 32
      30. The Impact of Inflation, p. 33
      31. Hospitals as Depression Cures, pp. 34-35
      32. The Spice of Life, p. 36
    13. [+]
      June 24, 1933 Issue = 42 Articles
      1. The Law That Revolutionizes American Industry, pp. 3-4
      2. The Flate-Up Over the War Debts, p. 5
      3. Effect of the Morgan Disclosures, p. 6
      4. Legislating a New Era in Banking, p. 7
      5. Personal Glimpses of Our New Ambassadors, p. 8
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 9
      7. Austria Keeps Up Its War on the Nazis, p. 10
      8. Venizelos Again Survives, p. 11
      9. Rayon in the Land of Silk, p. 11
      10. The Plight of Chinese in Mexico, p. 11
      11. "Anglo-German Plot" Against Soviet Russia, p. 12
      12. Bulgaria's Fight Against Communism, p. 12
      13. Farms Are Washing Away, p. 13
      14. Queer Things in Rockefeller Center, p. 13
      15. Ice From a Slot-Machine, p. 14
      16. A Hint to Inventors, p. 14
      17. Plant Forms in Ornament, p. 15
      18. Secretary Woodin Doctor of Music, p. 15
      19. Toscanini Forsakes Baiteuth, p. 16
      20. The Cover, p. 16
      21. Farewell to the Gibson Alms, p. 17
      22. The New Link Between America and Japan, pp. 18-19
      23. Exit a Great Publisher and a Great Citizen, p. 20
      24. Planning History's Loftiest Broadcast, p. 21
      25. Johnny Comes Marching Home With a Golf Cup, p. 22
      26. Big Chief Johnson of the Indians, p. 23
      27. Jack Dempsey Tries on Tex Rickard's Shoes, p. 24
      28. Lovers of Little and Big Ships, p. 25
      29. General Summerall and Dinny, p. 26
      30. Pied Pipers of Moscow, p. 26
      31. A Bull-fighter's Farewell, p. 26
      32. What Shall We Say Now You Are Gone?, p. 27
      33. To Rupert Brooke, p. 27
      34. All-Night Wagon-Lunch, p. 27
      35. Jews in the Olympics, p. 28
      36. Magical Ideas of Diet, p. 28
      37. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 29
      38. More Federal Help For Home Owners, p. 30
      39. "Gold Clause" Not Missed by Investors, p. 30
      40. Why New Financing Lags, p. 31
      41. Chain Selling Competes With Jig-Saws, p. 31
      42. The Spice of Life, p. 32
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1933 = 14 Issues, 657 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 1, 1933 Issue = 56 Articles
      1. The New Deal for Nearly Four Months, pp. 3-4
      2. Why Stabilization Prospects Fade at London, p. 5
      3. Mitchell's Acquittal and the Banking Investigation, p. 6
      4. Japan's Emperor Receives a Publisher, p. 6
      5. Veterans' Compensation Battles Halt for a Truce, p. 7
      6. America's New Envoy as Mediator in Cuba, p. 7
      7. The Wage Cut for 1000000 Railroad Employees, p. 8
      8. The Rising Tide of Repeal, p. 8
      9. $238000000 Naval Construction Program, p. 9
      10. Rigid Code Adopted to End Abuses in the Oil Industry, p. 9
      11. News and Comment from the National Capital, p. 10
      12. The Attempt to End Trade Wars Between Nations, p. 11
      13. Murder as Against Larceny in East Africa, p. 12
      14. The Sudden Nationalist-Nazi Split in Germany, p. 12
      15. Presenting Dr. Benes Czecho-Slovak Strong Man, p. 12
      16. Hungary's Stroke for a European Trade Bloc, p. 13
      17. Japan's Suicide Mountain, p. 13
      18. Mote at Work in Britain, p. 13
      19. They Stand Out from the Crowd, p. 14
      20. The Great Nation-Wide Campaign Against the Racketeers, p. 15
      21. The Cross Still Standing Triumphant Above the Swastika, p. 16
      22. Persecution of Jews, p. 17
      23. Moscow Patriarchate Rebuffed by Its Offspring, p. 17
      24. Wings Over Westminster, p. 17
      25. The World Suicide Rate Up to a New High in 1932, p. 18
      26. Historic Stone, p. 18
      27. The Pageant of American Art Collecting, p. 19
      28. Chevalier Learns French to Regain Broken Accent, p. 20
      29. $6000000 Program for Bolstering the Theater, p. 20
      30. Poets Hasten to Prove to Lynd That They Do Work, p. 21
      31. Shaw "On the Rocks", p. 21
      32. Aluminum Marks Pullman's Third Milestone, p. 22
      33. Forty Billion Germs to the Pound of Farm Soil, p. 22
      34. Cosmic Hiss on Radio Traced to Milky Way, p. 23
      35. Better Roads from Farm to Market Sought, p. 23
      36. Steel and Concrete Homes Reduce Hazard for Cows, p. 24
      37. Why Scientists Change Their Minds Explained, p. 24
      38. Where Winter Is Coldest, p. 24
      39. Forty-five Miles an Hour Fast in Terms of Energy, p. 25
      40. Cities That Grow Old Yet Remain Youthful, p. 25
      41. Captain Witnesses Thunder-storm in a Clear Sky, p. 25
      42. The Spice of Life, p. 26
      43. St. Andrews Primes for Another British Open, p. 27
      44. Eyes Turn West After Harvard Crew's Race, pp. 28-29
      45. Watch Her Proved Herself Worth Watching, p. 30
      46. From Piloring a Nation to Piloting a Schooner, pp. 31-32
      47. Glances at Last Season's Plays, p. 33
      48. The Machine-Gun Challenge to the Nation, pp. 34-35
      49. Mote Money for Farmers Raising Less Wheat and Cotton, p. 36
      50. Finland's Promptness in Paying Wins Thanks, p. 37
      51. Will the Stock Market Swallow the Bond Market?, pp. 37-39
      52. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 40
      53. Three Pastorals in White, p. 40
      54. The Scarecrow, p. 40
      55. "This Is Not the Time", p. 40
      56. Night, p. 40
    2. [+]
      July 8, 1933 Issue = 52 Articles
      1. A Man Who Can Say No With a Smile, pp. 3-4
      2. The Democratic Job Line in Washington, p. 5
      3. The March of the States Toward Repeal, p. 6
      4. The Profiteer on the Threshold as Prices Rise, p. 6
      5. Otto Kahn Before the Senate Banking Committee, p. 7
      6. The Quickening of the Nation's Industrial Pulse, p. 8
      7. Accident Statistics Show Home Js a Perilous Place, p. 9
      8. The Great lakes and the Gulf of Mexico Meet, p. 9
      9. News arid Comment from the National Capital, p. 10
      10. The Long-time Portfolio of America's Super-Adviser, p. 11
      11. They Stand Out from the Crowd, p. 12
      12. Hitler's Steam Roller Moves at Top Speed, p. 13
      13. Siam's Gentle Revolution With King Still on Throne, p. 14
      14. Why Japan's Army Is a Great Fighting Machine, p. 14
      15. Red Russia's Fifty Million Capitalists, p. 14
      16. British Protest Visa Fees, p. 15
      17. The Boom in Palestine a Peril if It Collapses, p. 15
      18. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pu-Yi at Home in Mukden, p. 15
      19. The Triangle of the Chinese Eastern Railway, p. 16
      20. How the Shapes of Our Heads Show What We Are, p. 17
      21. Gold Fillings Going Out, p. 18
      22. The Triumphs of Experimental Medicine, p. 18
      23. Science Takes the Measure of Man's Mind, p. 19
      24. Curing Seasickness by Electtic Neck Heaters, p. 19
      25. The Record of Nazi Ruthlessness Against the Jews, p. 20
      26. Old and New Cathedrals, p. 21
      27. Problems for the Fellowship of Faith at Chicago, p. 21
      28. 23i-Cent Chicken Dinners for Beauties in Distress, p. 22
      29. A Religious Tie With Canada Effected for the First Time, p. 22
      30. Mobilization for Relief, p. 22
      31. Nearly a Million New Members in Procession to the Pew, p. 23
      32. A Woman Sculptor Among the Primitive Races, p. 24
      33. New Peril for Grand Opera from the Screen, p. 25
      34. College Graduates and Jobs, p. 26
      35. Four Million Visitors, p. 26
      36. A New Note in Blue as the South Honors a Poet, p. 26
      37. The Film Cycle from Music to Guns to Music, p. 27
      38. The World Series as Viewed in a Crystal Ball, pp. 28-29
      39. Bicycles Built for All and Roller Skates Come Back, p. 30
      40. Hunting Big Game by Air, p. 30
      41. New Big League Line-up, p. 31
      42. The Glory of Man o'War, p. 31
      43. The Bucking Horse Gets That Way from Pampering, p. 31
      44. Nine Sibilskys --- Hence a Nine, p. 31
      45. Fifty-Five an Earl's Heir and Golf Champion, p. 32
      46. Happy Hotels Here Again, pp. 33-35
      47. Dame Nature Brings Back "Dollar Wheat", p. 36
      48. Real-Estate Activity Runs in Fifteen-Year Cycles, p. 37
      49. White Collar Man's Tax, p. 37
      50. Scaring Ourselves to Prosperity, p. 37
      51. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 38-39
      52. The Spice of Life, p. 40
    3. [+]
      July 15, 1933 Issue = 53 Articles
      1. The Rebirth of the United States Navy, pp. 3-4
      2. The Mystery of the Gold Standard, p. 5
      3. The Roosevelt Way With the London Conference, p. 6
      4. The New Code for the Cotton-Textile Industry, p. 7
      5. The Coming Test of Repeal in Alabama and Arkansas, p. 7
      6. Will Recognition Follow the R.F.C. Loan to Russia?, p. 8
      7. In a Line or Two, p. 8
      8. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 9
      9. News and Comment From the National Capital, p. 10
      10. The Disarmament Deadlock at Geneva, p. 11
      11. Soviet Suspicions of the Four-Power Pact, p. 12
      12. The Little Entente Set Against Treaty Revision, p. 12
      13. Hitlerite Marriages as Unemployment Relief, p. 13
      14. Notre Dame's Great Bell Heralds the Birth of a Dauphin, p. 13
      15. A New Bill of Rights for the Children of America, p. 14
      16. Clerical Pensions Maintained, p. 14
      17. German Protestant Churches Subordinated to the State, p. 15
      18. The Lindberghs' Generous Boon to Childhood, p. 16
      19. Experts Are Trying to Fix Blame for Crime in Youth, p. 16
      20. For Religious Cooperation, p. 16
      21. H. G. Wells Raises a Storm in the P.E.N. Congress, p. 17
      22. Wisdom of Youth, p. 18
      23. Andre Maurois Looks at Roosevelt's America, p. 18
      24. "Swell for the Theater", pp. 18-19
      25. Experiments Presage Teaching by Television, p. 20
      26. Is Medicine Too Scientific?, pp. 20-21
      27. Resilvering an Observatory Telescope Mirror, p. 22
      28. Earth Is a Blue Planet, p. 22
      29. Health and High Flights, pp. 22-23
      30. Camera a Colorful New Heavyweight Champion, p. 24
      31. "Every Known" Boat in Race, p. 24
      32. Coast Wants Track Honors, pp. 24-25
      33. "Pepper" Martin and "Dib" Williams Come Back, p. 26
      34. Tangoing Maulers, pp. 26-27
      35. Australia's Tennis Heretic, p. 28
      36. A European Tour for America's Picked Athletes, p. 29
      37. Comedy and Tragedy in the Bendix Trophy, p. 30
      38. The Soviets Discover Rugby, p. 30
      39. Man vs. Buffalo, p. 30
      40. The "Village of Chicago", p. 31
      41. Harness the Fish!, pp. 31-34
      42. Building Future Anglo-American Statesmen, p. 35
      43. Hoch Herr Kloser!, p. 35
      44. Why Happy Days Are Here Again for the Motor Industry, p. 36
      45. What Is a Railroad?, p. 37
      46. The Persian Flute, p. 38
      47. Protest, p. 38
      48. Drum, p. 38
      49. Mountain Woman, p. 38
      50. At Sunset, p. 38
      51. Panhandle, p. 38
      52. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 38-39
      53. The Spice of Life, p. 40
    4. [+]
      July 22, 1933 Issue = 48 Articles
      1. "Wall Street Under the New Deal, pp. 3-4
      2. "Wall Street's Reply to the Senate's Investigation, p. 5
      3. A General Stafif to Speed Up the Prosperity Drive, p. 6
      4. The New York Life Greets Director Alfred E. Smith, p. 7
      5. Civil Service for Postmasters, p. 7
      6. The Falling Off of the Marriage Market, p. 7
      7. "Dora's" American Cousins, p. 7
      8. The Outcry Over the Increasing Price of Bread, p. 8
      9. In a Line or Two, p. 8
      10. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 9
      11. News and Comment From the National Capital, p. 10
      12. Peace Guaranteed Between Germany and the Vatican, p. 11
      13. Soviet Russia's War Nightmare, p. 12
      14. Argentina's "Mystery Man", p. 12
      15. German League Hopes in Mussolini, p. 13
      16. Belomorstroi---he Convict-Built Canal Marvel, p. 13
      17. The Fast-Declining Birth-Rate---for Good or Ill?, p. 14
      18. The Great Romantic Drama of the Chosen People, p. 15
      19. Chinese Churches' Decline, p. 15
      20. Grand Opera for the People Comes to New York, p. 16
      21. Why Britons Can Not Talk "United States", p. 17
      22. No Lion for Her, p. 17
      23. Gods and Muses a London Sensation, p. 18
      24. Reich Speech Bureau, p. 18
      25. Music for the Masses, p. 18
      26. Heating Walls for Comfort With Electricity, p. 19
      27. Camden's Drive-in Theater, p. 19
      28. The Complex Relationship of Sun-Spots and Weather, pp. 19-21
      29. When Factory Floors Get Slippery From Wear, p. 22
      30. New Words for New Things---Neutron Positron Deuton, p. 22
      31. Nature's Medical Laboratory at Saratoga Springs, p. 23
      32. The Partner and Umpire of American Industry, pp. 24-25
      33. Salutations to a New Regatta---and a Jolly Old One, p. 26
      34. The Stag That Swam to Sea, p. 27
      35. Decline of the Hole-in-One, p. 27
      36. Schwab Contract Trophy Play Stirs Bridge War, p. 28
      37. Varsities Favor the Racket, p. 28
      38. The Challenge Round for the Davis Cup, p. 29
      39. Future Interleague Baseball Games, pp. 30-31
      40. The Nation Will Rout Out the Kidnap Pestilence, pp. 32-33
      41. Lindbergh Balbo Mattern---Drama and Science Aloft, p. 34
      42. Cases Which Prove That Sea in the Blood Is There to Stay, p. 34
      43. Where Good Elephants Go, p. 35
      44. The Steel Industry Stages a Dynamic Comeback, p. 36
      45. Our Philippine Gold-Mines, p. 37
      46. The Essential Family Car, p. 37
      47. How the Securities Act Makes Sellers Tell the Truth, pp. 38-39
      48. The Spice of Life, p. 40
    5. [+]
      July 29, 1933 Issue = 52 Articles
      1. The New American Metchant Marine, pp. 3-4
      2. The Great Drive to Speed the Recovery Program, p. 5
      3. Spending $3300000000 to Combat Depression, p. 6
      4. Stock-Market Excesses Revive Regulation Threats, p. 7
      5. The High Salaries of Railroad Executives, p. 7
      6. "Repeal by Christmas"---The Break in the Dry South, p. 8
      7. In a Line or Two, p. 8
      8. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 9
      9. News and Comment From the National Capital, p. 10
      10. Neville Chamberlain and the British Empire, p. 11
      11. Salvage Stage of the World Economic Conference, p. 12
      12. Fears of Rearmament by Germany Stir London, p. 13
      13. Five Unlucky Americans in Majorca, p. 13
      14. Possibilities of a Japanese-American Agreement, p. 14
      15. A British Tribute to Morgan, p. 14
      16. Detouring the Upper Nile, p. 14
      17. Scientific Taming of the Father of Waters Begins, p. 15
      18. Relief From Skin Afflictions in a Fish Tank?, p. 16
      19. Hunting Bird Songs With a Sound Camera, p. 17
      20. The Chemistry of Sound, p. 17
      21. Pensions Instead of the Poorhouse Under New Code, p. 18
      22. For Easier Divorce, p. 18
      23. Bibles Going Back to Boers, p. 19
      24. End of the Illicit Drug Traffic Now in Sight, p. 19
      25. Eadeavorers for Peace Renew Their Vow, p. 20
      26. A Litany for the Farmer, p. 20
      27. Another Great Philanthropy, p. 20
      28. Joseph Urban a Man of Many Talents, p. 21
      29. The "Oxford Accent"---A Battle of Tongues, p. 22
      30. France Honors Kipling, p. 22
      31. Mark Twain's Biographer Denies He Had a Shady Side, p. 23
      32. The French Are Not Polite to Cecile Sorel, p. 23
      33. Tests Designed to Make School Children Like Poetry, p. 23
      34. Signorina Sandra Ravel, p. 23
      35. The Amateur With the Small Yacht Has His Day, pp. 24-25
      36. New Mile Record----Civilization's All Right, p. 26
      37. Pari-Mutuel Tonic Puts New Life in Race Season, pp. 27-28
      38. The Modern Jules Verne From Oklahoma, p. 29
      39. What the Balbo Flight Means to Aviation, p. 30
      40. Big Sister for the "Graf", p. 30
      41. Whole Skins for Wise Pilots, pp. 30-31
      42. Signs of Recovery in Shipping, p. 32
      43. That "Repeal Stocks" Boom, p. 32
      44. The Effect of Inflation on Stock-Market Prices, p. 32
      45. Policyholder Psychology, p. 33
      46. Inflation and Advertising, p. 34
      47. My Grandfather Kept Peacocks, p. 34
      48. Corante, p. 34
      49. Hunting's End, p. 34
      50. Naples, p. 34
      51. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 35
      52. Spice of Life, p. 36
    6. [+]
      August 5, 1933 Issue = 69 Articles
      1. The New Deal in Foreign Affairs, pp. 3-4
      2. The "Failure" of Internationalism at London, p. 5
      3. Mobilizing the Nation to Smash Unemployment, p. 6
      4. Back-to-the-Land Movement, p. 7
      5. The Silver Lining of the London Conference, p. 7
      6. The Frankness of Mr. Farley on Patronage, p. 8
      7. In a Line or Two, p. 8
      8. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 9
      9. News and Comment From the National Capital, p. 10
      10. The Government's Swift Work in Spain, p. 11
      11. Possible Harm in a United States of Europe, p. 11
      12. Opening the Jails in Cuba, p. 12
      13. The Hitlerite Distinction Among Jews, p. 12
      14. Fascists in Czecho-Slovakia, p. 12
      15. A Soviet Jewish Republic in the Making, p. 13
      16. The New Pan-Americanism, p. 13
      17. The Afghan Royal Pickax, p. 13
      18. The Airplane Pilot's Auxiliary Eyes, p. 14
      19. The Origin of State Flowers, p. 15
      20. Fastest Elevator Ride, p. 15
      21. Road-Making Obstacles in Patagonia, p. 15
      22. The Spread of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, p. 15
      23. Psychiatry in Medical Education, p. 16
      24. Preserving and Storing Perishable Foods in Gas, p. 16
      25. Science Snap-Shots, p. 16
      26. Celebration of the Oxford Movement Centenary, p. 17
      27. Alimony Huntresses Beware, p. 17
      28. Religious Awakening at Buchmanite House Parties, p. 18
      29. New York's Exhibit of French Painting, p. 19
      30. About Books and Their Authors, p. 20
      31. Birth Pangs of Slang, p. 20
      32. Paris Is Honoring Rabelais, p. 21
      33. How Music Is Murdered, p. 21
      34. Olympian Games of the Spirit: 1936, p. 21
      35. Film Stars Bore British, p. 21
      36. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, p. 22 - 1 Review
        The Song of Songs (1933 Film) by Rouben Mamoulian
      37. Strauss Repeats Again, pp. 22-23
      38. What the Twelfth of August Means to the British, pp. 24-25
      39. Eyes of the Tennis World Turn Back to America, p. 26
      40. Athletics in Germany, p. 26
      41. Birthplace of Derby Winners, p. 27
      42. A Duel Between Bass, p. 27
      43. Can't Beat the Youngsters, p. 27
      44. This Year's Likely Champion of the Turf, p. 27
      45. The Controversy Over Davis Cup Preliminaries, p. 28
      46. When Tuskers Run Amuck, p. 28
      47. A 306-Hole Marathon, p. 29
      48. Two Decades on the Turf, p. 29
      49. Golf Moves Westward, p. 29
      50. How Gangsters Work in the Land of the Free, p. 30
      51. The "Share-Expense" Racket, p. 30
      52. How "Whoopee" Started, p. 30
      53. "Pilots of the Purple Twilight" in a Flock, p. 31
      54. The Adventurous Dr. Dillon, p. 32
      55. The Greatest Wrestler, p. 33
      56. The Immortal Mr. Shafer, p. 33
      57. Saloons 21 Centuries Old, p. 33
      58. An Ambassador's Ghosts, p. 33
      59. How the Former President Spends His Time, p. 34
      60. An End to a Life of Exploits, p. 34
      61. Death Penalty for Kidnaping, p. 34
      62. A Federal "Scotland Yard" to Fight Crime, p. 35
      63. Swift Industrial Revival Smothers Mid-Summer Slump, p. 36
      64. The "New Deal" Market Feels Its First Shake-up, p. 37
      65. Soldier, p. 38
      66. Voices, p. 38
      67. Shelley's Rattle, pp. 38-39
      68. The Spice of Life, p. 40
      69. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair
    7. [+]
      August 12, 1933 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. After Repeal of Prohibition---What? by William Morris Houghton, pp. 3-4
      2. With the Reporters at the Summer White House by John Herrick, p. 5
      3. Fighting the Kidnaping Racket With the Death Penalty, p. 6
      4. Marching As to War Under the Blue Eagle by B.P. Adams, p. 7
      5. Organized Labor Speaks Through Strikes, p. 8
      6. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 9
      7. News and Comment from the National Capital, p. 10
      8. Spain's Welcome to Soviet Russia, p. 11
      9. German Social-Democrats in Czecho-Slovakia, p. 12
      10. The Military Meaning of the Balbo Flight, p. 12
      11. Heligoland Goes One Hundred Per Cent. Hitlerite, p. 13
      12. France's New Pacific Isles a Problem to Japan and China, p. 13
      13. Branding the Buildings at the Chicago Fair, p. 14
      14. [+]
        About Books by Harold de Wolf Fuller, p. 15 - 4 Reviews
        The First World War: A Photographic History by Laurence Stallings
        Shakespeare and Hawaii by Christopher Morley
        The People's Choice by Herbert Agar
        The American Federation of Labor by Lewis L. Lorwin and Jean Atherton Flexner
      15. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, p. 15 - 3 Reviews
        The Phantom Broadcast (1933 Film) by Phil Rosen
        The Midnight Club (1933 Film) by Alexander Hall and George Somnes
        The Devil's in Love (1933 Film) by William Dieterle
      16. Elections Bring Protestants Under Hitler's Sway, p. 16
      17. A Place Where Children May Borrow Toys, p. 17
      18. An American Battle Against Invaders From Overseas, pp. 18-19
      19. What Carved the Canyons Beneath the Seas?, pp. 20-21
      20. The Fidelity in Reproducing Habitat Groups, p. 22
      21. The Threat to Babe Ruth's Home-Run Record, pp. 23-25
      22. Full Speed Ahead for America's Motor-Boats, p. 26
      23. A Future Tennis Champion From France, pp. 27-29
      24. Eagle-Minded Youth Weighs the Globe Girdlers, pp. 30-32
      25. The Antarctic Calls Lincoln Ellsworth, pp. 33-35
      26. How Chicago's Fair Stimulates Business Recovery, p. 36
      27. British Empire Sound-Money Unity, p. 37
      28. Curbing Municipal Government Extravagance, p. 38
      29. A Shot That Tested Editors' Nerves, p. 39
      30. The Spice of Life, p. 40
    8. [+]
      August 19, 1933 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Our Speedy Conquest of the Air by Earl N. Findley, pp. 3-4
      2. The NRA at Grips With the Labor Problem, p. 5
      3. Washington and Haiti Agree on a New Deal by H.P. Davis, p. 6
      4. "Massacre" in Cuba Raises the Problem of Intervention, p. 7
      5. The Buyer's Responsibility in Recovery, p. 8
      6. Gambling Slot-Machines That Swallow Millions by Wayne W. Parrish, p. 9
      7. News and Comment From the National Capital by Diogenes, p. 10
      8. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 11
      9. The New Race in Navy Building, p. 12
      10. Murmurs of U.S. Recognition of the U.S.S.R., p. 13
      11. Germany's Defiance of Britain and France, p. 13
      12. The Mystery Man of the German Government, p. 14
      13. Patino the Bolivian Tin King, p. 14
      14. The Public Health Problem of Heart Disease, p. 15
      15. How Old Is the Human Race?, p. 16
      16. Attacking the Problem of Chronic Illness, p. 17
      17. Bergson's New Message on Dynamic Religion, p. 18
      18. Egypt's Anti-Missionary Riots, p. 19
      19. Youth at the Helm in English Journalism, p. 20
      20. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, p. 21 - 5 Reviews
        Another Language (1933 Film) by Edward H. Griffith
        Her Bodyguard (1933 Film) by William Beaudine
        Mary Stevens, M.D. (1933 Film) by Lloyd Bacon
        No Marriage Ties (1933 Film) by J. Walter Ruben
        The Big Brain (1933 Film) by George Archainbaud
      21. The Ballet Satirizes Conferences, p. 21
      22. [+]
        About Book and Their Authors by Harold de Wolf Fuller, pp. 22-23 - 3 Reviews
        Try the Sky by Francis Stuart
        All Men Are Enemies by Richard Aldington
        The Snows of Helicon by H.M. Tomlinson
      23. [+]
        A Review of Adolf Hitler's "Mein Kampf" (My Fight) by Dr. Rudolph M. Binder, pp. 24-25 - 1 Review
        Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler
      24. When the Pedigreed Dog Has His Day, p. 26
      25. Youth on the Tennis Horizon Seen in Sectional Play, p. 27
      26. Bringing Pitching to Its Place on the Diamond, pp. 28-29
      27. When East Meets West on the Gridiron, p. 30
      28. From Our Readers to Our Readers, pp. 31-32
      29. The "Little Flower" and the Large Tiger, pp. 33-35
      30. Stock-Market Self-Discipline That Pleases the Country, pp. 36-38
      31. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 39
      32. Current Poetry, p. 39
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 40
    9. [+]
      August 26, 1933 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Army Under the New Deal by Walker S. Buel, pp. 3-4
      2. The Shadow of Whipping Post and Gallows, p. 5
      3. What the NRA Controversy Means to the Consumer, p. 6
      4. The NRA Ax Out for Chiselers, p. 7
      5. The Rush to Lend to Uncle Sam, p. 8
      6. The Rex Brings New Glory to Italy, p. 8
      7. The Renaissance of the Editorial Page by J. David Stern, p. 9
      8. News and Comment From the National Capital by Diogenes, p. 10
      9. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 11
      10. Cuba Steps Into the Dawn of a New Day, p. 12
      11. Comic Aspects of Hitler's Career, p. 13
      12. The Greatest Fortunes of the World, p. 14
      13. Combating the Increase of Diabetes, p. 15
      14. Watching Nerves Grow and Repair Themselves, p. 16
      15. The Mysterious New Spot on Saturn, p. 17
      16. Thirteen Million Hours to While Away, p. 18
      17. The Manifold Life of Albert Schweitzer, p. 19
      18. Old-Timers Get a New Day on the Stage, p. 20
      19. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, p. 21 - 4 Reviews
        Tugboat Annie (1933 Film) by Mervyn LeRoy
        Three-Cornered Moon (1933 Film) by Elliott Nugent
        Sing, Sinner, Sing (1933 Film) by Howard Christie
        The Shepherd of the Seven Hills (1933 Film)
      20. [+]
        About Books and Their Authors by Harold de Wolf Fuller, pp. 22-23 - 4 Reviews
        This Changing World by Samuel S. Fels
        Twenty Years A-Growing by Maurice O'Sullivan
        A Million Miles in Sail by John Herries McCulloch
        The Barbary Coast by Herbert Asbury
      21. North Atlantic Big-Game Angling, p. 24
      22. Fair Golfers Ready for a War on Par, p. 25
      23. The Revival of the Bow and Arrow, pp. 26-27
      24. Our Women Hockey Players Advance on Europe, pp. 28-29
      25. You Can't Win in the Slot-Machine Racket by Wayne W. Parrish, p. 30
      26. The Proposed Moslem Center in London, pp. 31-33
      27. From Our Readers to Our Readers, pp. 34-35
      28. The Railroads' Share in the Business Revival, pp. 36-37
      29. A John Quincy Adams Rises in Cuba, p. 38
      30. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 39
      31. Current Poetry, p. 39
      32. The Spice of Life, p. 40
    10. [+]
      September 2, 1933 Issue = 55 Articles
      1. Crisis in the American Experiment, pp. 3-4
      2. Doing Business in the New Era, p. 5
      3. "Killing the Hog and Saving the Farmer", p. 6
      4. The "Hot Oil" Ban Upheld, p. 6
      5. Fusion Baits the Tiger in New York, p. 7
      6. What Alabama Thinks of Her Lynching, p. 8
      7. In a Line or Two, p. 8
      8. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 9
      9. News and Comment From the National Capital, p. 10
      10. Behind the Radio Battle on the Austrian Front, p. 11
      11. The Dilemma of the New Jewish Exodus, p. 12
      12. A Canadian Looks at Russia, p. 12
      13. Japan's Hope for Quota Immigration, p. 13
      14. The Peppy Paradise of the China Coast, p. 13
      15. Japan's Living Old Mastet Interprets His Art, p. 14
      16. Matie Bashkirtseff, p. 14
      17. Jane Welch Carlyle A Misplaced Victorian, p. 15
      18. "The Old Homestead"'---Again and at Home, p. 15
      19. Herr Hitler's Wagnerian Festival at Baireuth, p. 15
      20. [+]
        About Books by Harold de Wolf Fuller, p. 16 - 3 Reviews
        Mellon's Millions: The Biography of a Fortune by Harvey O'Connor
        The Soft Spot by A.S.M. Hutchinson
        The Framework of an Ordered Society by Arthur Salter
      21. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, p. 16 - 3 Reviews
        Morning Glory (1933 Film) by Lowell Sherman
        The Power and the Glory (1933 Film) by William K. Howard
        Captured! (1933 Film) by Roy Del Ruth
      22. New Vistas for Radio in Ulrra-Short Wave Transmission, p. 17
      23. The Baffling Struggle Against Tuberculosis, pp. 18-21
      24. Listing the Loudest and Faintest Noises, p. 22
      25. Science Snap-shots, p. 22
      26. A Code for the Churches to Restore Moral Values, p. 23
      27. Religious Prejudice Passing, p. 23
      28. New York Learns About Spinning-Wheels, p. 24
      29. Decline in Philanthropy, p. 24
      30. Remember Wilberforce, pp. 24-25
      31. The World's Best Tennis Players at Forest Hills, p. 26
      32. Equatorial Soccer, p. 27
      33. Undermining the Training-Table Tradition, p. 27
      34. Play for All in Ireland, p. 27
      35. A Primer for Polo Players and Watchers, p. 28
      36. The International Balloon Races at Chicago, p. 29
      37. The Private Lives of Athletes, p. 29
      38. Paris-Strasbourg Afoot, p. 29
      39. A Professor Who Treats Crime Realistically, p. 30
      40. Feeding the Correspondents, p. 31
      41. Maharaja on Enforced Leave, p. 31
      42. Fordlandia Brazil, p. 31
      43. Ships for the Scrap-Heap, p. 31
      44. When Phil May Sketched a Man-Eater, p. 32
      45. Gold for American Employees Abroad, p. 33
      46. No Use for Parachutes, p. 34
      47. Beach Pajamas in England, p. 34
      48. From One Sack of Flour, p. 34
      49. "O.K. Big Chief!", pp. 34-35
      50. From Our Readers to Our Readers, p. 36
      51. The Week in Business Summarized, p. 37
      52. What Ate America's Ten Leading Industries?, p. 38
      53. Two-Thirds of the Motor-Cars Are in This Country, p. 38
      54. Debt as Danger, pp. 38-39
      55. The Spice of Life, pp. 40-42
    11. [+]
      September 9, 1933 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Forestry Army at the Front by Charles W.B. Hurd, pp. 5-6
      2. Our Big Industries Under Code Control, p. 7
      3. The World's Troublesome Wheat Mountain, p. 8
      4. Giving Our Gold-Miners a Break, p. 9
      5. News and Comment from the National Capital by Diogenes, p. 10
      6. From "Brain Trust" to Editor's Chair by Wayne W. Parrish, p. 11
      7. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 12
      8. Europe's Bewildered Angel of Peace, pp. 13-14
      9. Artists With Never a Thought for Fame, p. 15
      10. The Newly-Discovered Panel by Da Vinci, p. 16
      11. The Public-Health Menace of Pneumonia by Dr. William H. Park, p. 17
      12. The Spectrograph---A Master Detective of Science, pp. 18-19
      13. A Machine That Bosses Other Machines, p. 20
      14. Science Snap-Shots, p. 20
      15. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 21
      16. Current Poetry, p. 21
      17. Riding on Top of the World at Seventeen by Bryan Field, pp. 22-23
      18. Opening Up the Galloping Game by Reagan McCrary, pp. 24-25
      19. Amateur Golfers on a Jumbo Course, pp. 26-27
      20. The Toll of a Strenuous Tennis Season, pp. 28-29
      21. Boy Scouts Home From Hungary, p. 30
      22. The Dry Forces on the Last Line of Defense, p. 31
      23. Conservation---A Big Word by Charles Lathrop Pack, p. 32
      24. Britain's Woman Announcer, p. 33
      25. [+]
        About Books and Their Authors by Harold de Wolf Fuller, p. 34 - 3 Reviews
        The Shape of Things to Come by H.G. Wells
        The Farm by Louis Bromfield
        America Through Women's Eyes by Mary R. Beard
      26. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, p. 35 - 4 Reviews
        Dinner at Eight (1933 Film) by George Cukor
        Voltaire (1933 Film) by John G. Adolfi
        Turn Back the Clock (1933 Film) by Edgar Selwyn
        This Day and Age (1933 Film) by Cecil B. DeMille
      27. The Week in Business---Adjustment by Endicott G. Rich, pp. 36-37
      28. From Our Readers to Our Readers, pp. 38-39
      29. The Spice of Life, p. 40
    12. [+]
      September 16, 1933 Issue = 58 Articles
      1. The United States on Wheels, pp. 3-4
      2. The Drive to Speed Buying and Lending, p. 5
      3. NRA's Baffling Labor Problem, p. 6
      4. NRA and the Constitution, p. 6
      5. Testing Our Intervention Policy in Cuba, p. 7
      6. Tammmy at Bay While the Nation Looks On, p. 8
      7. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 9
      8. News and Comment from the National Capital, p. 10
      9. Plight of the Assyrians in Irak, p. 11
      10. Vaugoin---Upbuilder of Austria's Army, p. 11
      11. Japan's Four Babies a Minute, p. 12
      12. "When Will China Quiet Down?" Goes Unanswered, p. 12
      13. Changes Wrought in Turkey by Ten Years of Kemalism, p. 12
      14. Ready Abroad for Repeal, p. 12
      15. Europe's Whispering Gallery, p. 12
      16. Advising Mr. Farley on American Art, p. 13
      17. A One-Act Run, p. 13
      18. Tunney Rembrandt Phelps, p. 13
      19. Will Elstree Eclipse Hollywood?, p. 14
      20. Discouraging Openings, p. 14
      21. The High Murder Rate in the South, p. 15
      22. An Ambassador of Practical Idealism, p. 16
      23. Vigor in Disestablishment for the Church in France, p. 16
      24. Uniform Marriage Laws, p. 16
      25. Undernourished Children, p. 16
      26. Progress in the Treatment of Cancer, p. 17
      27. Blind Landing Aids for Weathet-Proof Flying, p. 18
      28. First Mention of Maya Ruins, p. 18
      29. Vision at Birth, pp. 18-19
      30. America's Only Ameba-Maker, p. 20
      31. China's Policewomen, p. 20
      32. Friend of the New Deal's Controlled Inflation, p. 21
      33. Putting College Students on Farms to Fit Them for Life, p. 21
      34. The Fears of Children, p. 21
      35. A New Interpretation of the "First Lady's" Role, pp. 22-23
      36. King Football Answers the Depression, pp. 24-25
      37. From Our Readers to Our Readers, p. 26
      38. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, p. 27 - 5 Reviews
        One Sunday Afternoon (1933 Film) by Stephen Roberts
        The Masquerader (1933 Film) by Richard Wallace
        One Man's Journey (1933 Film) by John S. Robertson
        Broadway to Hollywood (1933 Film) by Willard Mack
        Goodbye Again (1933 Film) by Michael Curtiz
      39. [+]
        About Books and Their Authors by Harold de Wolf Fuller, p. 28 - 7 Reviews
        Watching the World Go By by Willis J. Abbot
        Murder in Bermuda by Willoughby Sharp
        Presenting Lily Mars by Booth Tarkington
        Cecil Rhodes by Sarah Gertrude Millin
        Old Gimlet Eye by Lowell Thomas
        The Forgotten Man by Ernest G. Shinner
        Germany Enters the Third Reich by Calvin B. Hoover
      40. The Voice of the Negro, p. 29
      41. His Worldly Goods, p. 29
      42. Safety in the Air, p. 29
      43. The Automobile's Appalling Toll, p. 30
      44. Spokesman for "Ham Pilots", p. 31
      45. Waking Up the Mountaineers, p. 32
      46. Black "Mother Emma", pp. 32-35
      47. The Week in Business Summarized, p. 36
      48. The Stock Exchange Receives Invitations, p. 37
      49. Who Are rhe Speculators, p. 37
      50. Getting Away From the Short-Term Mortgage, p. 37
      51. Branded Goods More Popular, p. 37
      52. Another World Surplus, p. 38
      53. Kemal Turns Lexicographer, p. 38
      54. Did Egyptians Find America?, pp. 38-39
      55. The Spice of Life, pp. 40-42
      56. Query
      57. Second Thought
      58. The Heart Flies Home
    13. [+]
      September 23, 1933 Issue = 56 Articles
      1. The New Deal and Agriculture, pp. 3-4
      2. Parades and Paradoxes in the Life of the NRA, p. 5
      3. More States Aboard the Repeal Band-wagon, p. 6
      4. The Challenge of the Cuban Kaleidoscope, p. 7
      5. Dramatic Secrecy of the Crop Report, p. 8
      6. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 9
      7. News and Comment From the National Capital, p. 10
      8. Feeling the Way Toward a Fascist Austria, p. 11
      9. Latin-American Voices Supporting Cuba, p. 11
      10. Evidences of the Americanization of Japan, p. 12
      11. Where Hitlerism Does Not Rage, p. 12
      12. Stalin's Curb on the Ogpu, p. 12
      13. Preparing for Montevideo, p. 12
      14. Where Art Flourishes in Summer, p. 13
      15. Chinese Apathy Toward Crime Detection, p. 14
      16. How the Movies Fool You, p. 14
      17. Stalin Loves Shakespeare, p. 14
      18. British Museum Treasures, p. 14
      19. Germany Likes Jazz, p. 14
      20. Revolt of British Farmers Against the Tithe, p. 15
      21. Another Dry Amendment, p. 15
      22. The Zionist Congress and the German Boycott, p. 16
      23. For Japanese Missionaries, p. 16
      24. The Outbreak of Epidemic Encephalitis, p. 17
      25. Breeding-Place of Hurricanes, p. 17
      26. In Quest of "Floating Gold", p. 18
      27. Disappearing Eel-Grass, p. 18
      28. Chemical Effects of X-Rays, pp. 18-21
      29. Reconstructing an Ancient North American, p. 22
      30. Atlantic Weather Studies on Tristan da Cunha, p. 22
      31. Mapping Our Foundations, p. 22
      32. Science Snap-shots, pp. 22-23
      33. A World's First Ten on the Courts, p. 24
      34. From Quadrangle to Diamond, p. 25
      35. What Every Young Deer Hunter Should Know, p. 26
      36. Prosperity and Endurance, p. 26
      37. Supervised Playgrounds, p. 26
      38. In a Line or Two, p. 27
      39. From Our Readers to Our Readers, p. 28
      40. Immortality Department, p. 29
      41. Foot Mail Above Air Mail, p. 29
      42. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, p. 30 - 6 Reviews
        Lady for a Day (1932 Film) by Frank Capra
        Penthouse (1933 Film) by W.S. Van Dyke
        The Man Who Dared (1933 Film) by Hamilton MacFadden
        Bureau of Missing Persons (1933 Film) by Roy Del Ruth
        I Have Lived (1933 Film) by Richard Thorpe
        An Hour with Chekhov (1929 Film) by Yakov Protazanov
      43. [+]
        About Books and Their Authors by Harold de Wolf Fuller, p. 31 - 7 Reviews
        Cry Havoc! by Beverley Nichols
        Wonder Hero by J.B. Priestley
        The Great Tradition by Granville Hicks
        Mandoa, Mandoa! by Winifred Holtby
        A Short History of the World's Shipping Industry by C. Ernest Fayle
        The Psalms of Krishna by Richard Carlyle
        Sidney and Beatrice Webb by Mary Agnes Hamilton
      44. The Plight of Our School System, p. 32
      45. So You're Going Exploring!, p. 33
      46. Stung All Round!, p. 34
      47. Salesgirl, p. 35
      48. Harmony, p. 35
      49. In a Greek Restaurant, p. 35
      50. The Week in Business Summarized, p. 36
      51. The Rebirth of the Liquor Business, p. 37
      52. The New Radio Field, p. 37
      53. First Aid for 500000 Mortgage Investors, p. 38
      54. "Nervous Money" in London, p. 38
      55. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 39
      56. The Spice of Life, p. 40
    14. [+]
      September 30, 1933 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. $3,300,000,000 for Public Works by G. Edward Pendray, pp. 5-6
      2. The Coal Code as a Victory for the Nation, p. 7
      3. The Cotton Growers and Inflation, p. 8
      4. Muscle Shoals as a Yardstick for Electric Rates, p. 9
      5. At the Observation Post, p. 10
      6. They Stand Out from the Crowd, p. 11
      7. News and Comment From the National Capital by Diogenes, p. 12
      8. The Greco-Turkish Peace Example to Europe, p. 13
      9. Germany's Drive on Austria, p. 14
      10. Californian Opinion Split on the Japanese Quota Question, p. 14
      11. Voroshilov---Soviet Master of Preparedness, p. 15
      12. Our Defense Against Attack From the Air by Lieut. C. Wingate Reed, p. 16
      13. Chemists Find Some Secrets of Long Life, p. 17
      14. Treasures from the Wells of the Ancient Greeks, p. 18
      15. Science Snap-Shots, p. 18
      16. The Appeal From the White House Lawn, p. 19
      17. Proving Mother Cabrini Worthy of Sainthood, p. 20
      18. The Rabelais of American Art, p. 21
      19. Mrs. Bendall's Ten-Shilling Adventure, pp. 22-23
      20. The Great Eastern Skeet Championship by Seth Briggs, pp. 24-25
      21. Nominating the Season's Ten Best Amateur Golfers by Keer N. Petrie, pp. 26-27
      22. The Giants vs. the Senators, p. 28
      23. Trying to Stem Depletion of Wild Ducks, p. 29
      24. From Our Readers to Our Readers, p. 30
      25. In a Line or Two, p. 31
      26. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, p. 32 - 4 Reviews
        Berkeley Square (1933 Film) by Frank Lloyd
        F.P. 1 (1933 Film) by Karl Hartl
        Secrets of the Blue Room (1933 Film) by Kurt Neumann
        Beauty for Sale (1933 Film) by Richard Boleslawski
      27. [+]
        About Books and Their Authors by Harold de Wolf Fuller, pp. 33-34 - 7 Reviews
        Poor, Splendid Wings by Frances Winwar
        How to Speak English Effectively by Frank H. Vizetelly
        Sarah Bernhardt: Divine Eccentric by G.G. Geller
        The Journal of Gamaliel Bradford, 1883-1932 by Van Wyck Brooks and Gamaliel Bradford
        Thirteen at Dinner by Agatha Christie
        Dark Hazard by W.R. Burnett
        The Anatomy of Criticism by Henry Hazlitt
      28. The Crisis in Our Public School System by Wayne W. Parrish, p. 35
      29. The Week in Business Summarized by Endicott G. Rich, p. 36
      30. Education for Business, pp. 37-38
      31. Women Intensify Their Fight for Peace, p. 39
      32. Los Angeles Registers Her Ex-Convicts, p. 39
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 40
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 41-42
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1933 = 13 Issues, 446 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 7, 1933 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Hitler and the New Germany by Stanley High, p. 5
      2. World Economists Give Views on Inflation, pp. 6-7
      3. Wall Street's Triumph Over Tammany, p. 8
      4. Literary Digest Is Polling All New York Electorate, p. 9
      5. At the Observation Post, p. 10
      6. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 11
      7. News and Comment From the National Capital by Diogenes, p. 12
      8. The German Arson Trial of Communism and Hitlerism, p. 13
      9. War Clouds that Spread Gloom Over the League, p. 14
      10. What Causes the Weather Is Still a Mystery by Dr. James H. Kimball, p. 15
      11. How the Sperm Whale Uses His Nose, p. 16
      12. State Aid for Parochial Schools, p. 17
      13. The Problem of Unemployed Youth, p. 18
      14. An Art Tour Through the Middle Ages, p. 19
      15. Bearding the Metropolitan Opera, pp. 20-21
      16. The Man Who Is Spending $500000000, pp. 22-23
      17. Philippine Independence Plea, a Paradox by Robert Aura Smith, pp. 24-25
      18. Casting the Football Horoscope by George Trevor, pp. 26-29
      19. A New Deal for Our Wild Fowl by Donald Stillman, p. 30
      20. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, p. 31 - 3 Reviews
        Thunder Over Mexico (1933 Film) by Sergei M. Eisenstein
        The Emperor Jones (1933 Film) by Dudley Murphy
        S.O.S. Iceberg (1933 Film) by Arnold Fanck
      21. [+]
        About Books and Their Authors by Harold deWolf Fuller, p. 32 - 8 Reviews
        Judah P. Benjamin: Statesman of the Lost Cause by Rollin G. Osterweis
        The Mirrors of Wall Street by Anonymous
        Two Valleys by Howard Fast
        God's Tenth by Doreen Eileen A. Wallace
        Talifer by Edwin Arlington Robinson
        The Crime of Cuba by Carleton Beals
        How Chinese Families Live in Peiping by Sidney D. Gamble
        The Best Plays of 1932-1933 by Burns Mantle
      22. Current Poetry, p. 33
      23. From Our Readers to Our Readeres, pp. 34-35
      24. Painting the Portrait of the "Perfect Year", pp. 36-37
      25. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 38
      26. New York's Conservative New Tabloid by Silas Bent, p. 39
      27. The Week in Business Summarized by Endicott G. Rich, pp. 40-43
      28. The Spice of Life, p. 44
    2. [+]
      October 14, 1933 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Speeding Up the Railroads by Lawrence Sullivan, p. 5
      2. Roosevelt and the American Legion, p. 6
      3. LaGuardia Leading in the Digest Poll, p. 7
      4. The Government Program for Direct Relief, p. 8
      5. News and Comment From the National Capital by Diogenes, p. 9
      6. At the Observation Post, p. 10
      7. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 11
      8. Hitler's One-Purpose Government by Stanley High, p. 12
      9. Cuba's Third Episode of Revolution, p. 13
      10. The Conquest of Antarctica Is Resumed, p. 14
      11. Deciphering Ancient Maya Inscriptions, p. 15
      12. Nudism as an Educational and Social Force, p. 16
      13. The Week-day Church Schools, p. 17
      14. Two Melodramas---East and West, p. 18
      15. Ring Lardner---Interpreter of Life, p. 19
      16. Strategic Trends in 1933 Football by George Trevor, pp. 20-21
      17. United States Takes Up Badminton by Oscar Howard, pp. 22-25
      18. From Our Readers to Our Readers, pp. 26-27
      19. [+]
        About Books and Their Authors by Harold de Wolf Fuller, p. 28 - 7 Reviews
        War Memoirs, Vol. I: 1914-1915 by David Lloyd George
        No Second Spring by Janet Beith
        Gowns by Roberta by Alice Duer Miller
        Kingdom Coming by Roark Bradford
        Testament of Youth by Vera Brittain
        John Ruskin by R.H. Wilenski
        Anne Sullivan Macy by Nella Braddy Henney
      20. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, p. 29 - 1 Review
        Three Little Pigs (1933 Film) by Burt Gillett
      21. Current Poetry, p. 30
      22. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 31
      23. Moscow's Freedom From Commercialized Vice, p. 32
      24. $100000000 a Year in Coin Vending Machines, pp. 32-33
      25. A Hopeful Survey of PWA Activities, p. 34
      26. Replaying the Olympics, p. 35
      27. The Week in Business Summarized by Endicott G. Rich, pp. 36-39
      28. The Spice of Life, p. 40
    3. [+]
      October 21, 1933 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Man Who Leads Germany by Stanley High, p. 5
      2. Putting Recovery Up to the Consumer, p. 6
      3. McKee Gains O'Brien Lags in Digest Poll, p. 7
      4. Turning "Frozen Assets" Into Purchasing Power, p. 8
      5. News and Comment From the National Capital, p. 9
      6. At the Observation Post, p. 10
      7. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 11
      8. Germany Elects to Stand Alone in Europe, p. 12
      9. The Man Who Is Nazifying Germany's Peasantry, p. 13
      10. Recent Developments in the Study of Dental Caries by Russell W. Bunting, p. 14
      11. A Modern Miracle Invades Irak, p. 15
      12. The Church Pleads for Economic Justice, p. 16
      13. The NRA University for Our Nomads, p. 17
      14. Where Thousands Cheer, p. 18
      15. What Art Did to Taos and Its Indians, p. 19
      16. What Football's Curtain-Raiser Reveals, pp. 20-21
      17. Equipoise Travels in Luxurious Style by Bryan Field, pp. 22-23
      18. Do Systems Spoil the Fun in Bridge? by Walter Malowan, pp. 24-25
      19. A New Catamaran Designed by Herreshoff, pp. 26-27
      20. Arthur Brisband---Fifty Years in Journalism by S.J. Woolf, pp. 28-29
      21. [+]
        About Books and Their Authors by Harold de Wolf Fuller, p. 30 - 6 Reviews
        The Menace of Fascism by John Strachey
        More Power to You! by Walter B. Pitkin
        The Joy of Living by Franklin H. Martin
        How to Stay Young by Robert Hugh Rose
        Vanessa by Hugh Walpole
        Peter Abelard by Helen Waddell
      22. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, p. 31 - 5 Reviews
        Footlight Parade (1933 Film) by Lloyd Bacon
        The Bowery (1933 Film) by Raoul Walsh
        Torch Singer (1933 Film) by Alexander Hall and George Somnes
        Charlie Chan's Greatest Case (1933 Film) by Hamilton MacFadden
        Dr. Bull (1933 Film) by John Ford
      23. Current Poetry, p. 32
      24. Some Foreign Trade Facts That Have Been Forgotten, p. 33
      25. From Our Readers to Our Readers, pp. 34-36
      26. In a Line or Two, p. 37
      27. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 38
      28. The Dangers of Captive Bears, p. 39
      29. The Week in Business Summarized by Endicott G. Rich, p. 40
      30. Mickey Mouse Financier, pp. 41-42
      31. "Socialized Medicine" Battle Is Renewed, p. 43
      32. The Spice of Life, p. 44
    4. [+]
      October 28, 1933 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. Austria's Vest-Pocket Chancellor by Stanley High, p. 5
      2. The American Rally Cry: "Keep Out of Europe!", p. 6
      3. LaGuardia Leads McKee's Percentage Climbs, p. 7
      4. More Light on Wall Street's Boom-Time Methods, p. 8
      5. Handling the Strikes that Menace Recovery, p. 9
      6. The Rockefeller Study of Liquor Control, p. 10
      7. News and Comment From the National Capital by Diogenes, p. 11
      8. At the Observation Post, p. 12
      9. They Stand Out from the Crowd, pp. 13-14
      10. Will the United States Gain by Recognizing Russia? by Ernest K. Lindley, p. 15
      11. Persia's Shah Upbuilder of the Nation, p. 16
      12. Good-Will Journey of Jugo-Slavia's Rulers, p. 17
      13. New Zealand's Maori Race Is Thriving Once More, p. 17
      14. Some Forms of Cancer Curable Surgeons Find, p. 18
      15. Observing Events Faster Than the Eye Can See, p. 19
      16. Stream-lined Ships Next?, p. 20
      17. Presbyterians Celebrate Founding of Church, p. 21
      18. Tribute Is Paid Bishop Lawrence, p. 22
      19. New Deal Is a Moral Gain Churchmen Have Concluded, p. 22
      20. Exhibition of Islamic Art at the Metropolitan, p. 23
      21. Crooning to Save an orchestra, pp. 24-25
      22. Two Paradises of Big-Game Anglers by Seth Briggs, pp. 26-27
      23. Football Is Turning That Corner, pp. 28-30
      24. Honor for Father of Press Freedom, p. 31
      25. From Our Readers to Our Readers, pp. 32-33
      26. America's "Devil's Island"---and Some Others, pp. 34-35
      27. [+]
        On the Current Screen, p. 36 - 4 Reviews
        The Private Life of Henry VIII (1933 Film) by Alexander Korda
        I'm No Angel (1933 Film) by Wesley Ruggles
        My Woman (1933 Film) by Victor Schertzinger
        Saturday's Millions (1933 Film) by Edward Sedgwick
      28. Current Poetry, p. 37
      29. [+]
        About Books and Their Authors by Harold de Wolf Fuller, pp. 38-39 - 6 Reviews
        John Hay: From Poetry to Politics by Tyler Dennett
        Homecoming: An Autobiography by Floyd Dell
        Germany---Twilight or New Dawn by Anonymous
        Slanting Lines of Steel by E. Alexander Powell
        Along This Way by James Weldon Johnson
        Happy Days by Ogden Nash
      30. In a Line or Two, p. 40
      31. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 41
      32. Endeavor May Race for America's Cup, p. 42
      33. A Plan for Cities in Financial Distress, p. 43
      34. The Week in Business Summarized by Endicott G. Rich, p. 44
      35. An Alabama Defeat for Public Ownership, p. 45
      36. Cheapest Rail Travel in Prospect, p. 45
      37. China's Christian General Retires---Temporarily by Philip Kerby, pp. 46-47
      38. The Spice of Life, p. 48
    5. [+]
      November 4, 1933 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Hitler and the Peace of Europe by Stanley High, p. 5
      2. The President's "Move Toward a Managed Currency", p. 6
      3. LaGuardia Well Ahead in Digest Poll, p. 7
      4. Rural Strikes Speeding Farm Relief in Washington, p. 8
      5. The Digest to Tabulate Readers' Radio Preferences, p. 9
      6. At the Observation Post, p. 10
      7. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 11
      8. News and Comment From the National Capital by Diogenes, p. 12
      9. President Roosevelt's Invitation to Soviet Russia, p. 13
      10. The Financial Difficulties that Overthrew Daladier, p. 14
      11. Revolution in Siam No Longer Peaceful, p. 14
      12. The Construction of Boulder Dam by Dr. Elwood Mead, p. 15
      13. Nobel Prize Follows Seventeen Years' Study, p. 16
      14. When Churches Sanction War Hysteria, p. 17
      15. Mobilizing the Nation for Relief and Welfare, p. 18
      16. Plays: Some New and Some Refurbished, p. 19
      17. Laurence Binyon Comes to Harvard, p. 20
      18. Opening the New Orchestral Season, pp. 20-21
      19. A New and Glamorous Era in Railway Travel, p. 22
      20. The Horse Holds His Place in the Sun, pp. 23-24
      21. Intersectional Football Is at Fever Heat, p. 25
      22. A Consideration of Ethics at the Bridge Table by Walter Malowan, pp. 26-31
      23. From Our Readers to Our Readers, pp. 32-33
      24. [+]
        About Books and Their Authors by Harold de Wolf Fuller, p. 34 - 10 Reviews
        The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes by Vincent Starrett
        It's Up To the Women by Eleanor Roosevelt
        Mr. Jubenka by Adrian Alington
        English Literature in the Twentieth Century by John W. Cunliffe
        There's Always Another Year by Martha Ostenso
        Flight from the City by Ralph Borsodi
        Ida Elisabeth by Sigrid Undset
        Paris to the Life by Paul Morand and Doris Spiegel
        The American Procession by Agnes Rogers and Frederick Lewis Allen
        Front Porch by Reginald Wright Kauffman
      25. [+]
        On the Current Screen, p. 35 - 4 Reviews
        Bombshell (1933 Film) by Victor Fleming
        Aggie Appleby, Maker of Men (1933 Film) by Mark Sandrich
        Headline Shooter (1933 Film) by Otto Brower
        Before Dawn (1933 Film) by Irving Pichel
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 36-38
      27. America's Contribution to Leprosy Control by Lois Elizabeth Danner, p. 39
      28. The Week in Business Summarized by Endicott G. Rich, pp. 40-41
      29. Women Capture Screen Honors for 1933 by Homer Croy, p. 42
      30. The NRA Code for Retailers, p. 43
      31. The Spice of Life, p. 44
    6. [+]
      November 11, 1933 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Fifteen Years After the Armistice by Frank H. Simonds, pp. 5-6
      2. Open Warfare on the New Deal, p. 7
      3. The NRA-Ford Controversy, p. 8
      4. The Federal Government and High Salaries, p. 9
      5. At the Observation Post, p. 10
      6. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 11
      7. News and Comment From the National Capital by Diogenes, p. 12
      8. The German Program of Anti-Semitism by Stanley High, p. 13
      9. Arab Anti-Jewish Riots in the Holy Land, p. 14
      10. The Little Entente's Approach to Bulgaria, p. 15
      11. Building the Colorado River Aqueduct by F.E. Weymouth, p. 16
      12. Photographing Coral Gardens Beneath the Sea, p. 17
      13. "China Man" Now Believed a Neanderthaler, p. 18
      14. Science Snap-shots, p. 18
      15. Excision and Revision Make "The Short Bible", p. 19
      16. Checking the Causes of Delinquent Youth, p. 20
      17. Dancing That Expresses the Soul of India, p. 21
      18. Russia's Nine-Year-Old Orchestra Conductor, p. 22
      19. The Right to Rewrite, p. 22
      20. Current Poetry, p. 23
      21. The New Challenger for the America's Cup by George Currie, p. 24
      22. American Tracks Need More and Better Horses, pp. 25-27
      23. Pumpkin Pie, an American Institution by Dorothy Kirk Sinker, pp. 28-29
      24. [+]
        About Books and Their Authors by Harold de Wolf Fuller, p. 30 - 9 Reviews
        An American Colossus by Ralph Edward Bailey
        Making the Most of Your Income by Harvey A. Blodgett
        Winners by Roy Bullard Chamberlin
        Dr. Thorndyke Intervenes by R. Austin Freeman
        The Old Man Dies by Elizabeth Sprigge
        Pleasures and Palaces by Frances Lester Warner and Gertrude Chandler Warner, ...
        The Unknown Brahms by Robert Haven Schauffler
        An Elephant Up a Tree by Hendrik Willem Van Loon
        I, the Tiger by Manuel Komroff
      25. [+]
        On the Screen, pp. 31-32 - 1 Review
        Quatorze Juillet (1933 Film) by Rene Clair
      26. Football Campaign at Half-Way Mark by George Trevor, p. 33
      27. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 34
      28. The Automobile of the Future, p. 35
      29. The Week in Business Summarized by Endicott G. Rich, pp. 36-37
      30. From Our Readers to Our Readers, pp. 38-39
      31. The Spice of Life, p. 40
    7. [+]
      November 18, 1933 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. When Repeal Becomes a Fact by Wayne W. Parrish, pp. 3-4
      2. Liquor Control in Sweden and Denmark by Willis J. Abbot, p. 5
      3. The Fight Over the Pure Food and Drug Bill, p. 6
      4. LaGuardia's Victory Crowns the Digest Poll, p. 7
      5. Roosevelt's Drive to Win Back the West, p. 8
      6. New Jobs for 4000000 Bread-Winners, p. 9
      7. At the Observation Post, p. 10
      8. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 11
      9. News and Comment From the National Capital by Diogenes, p. 12
      10. Maxim Litvinov, a New Type Diplomat by Stanley High, p. 13
      11. Seeing Washington With Russia After Sixteen Years, p. 14
      12. The Development of the Tennessee Valley by Dr. Arthur E. Morgan, p. 15
      13. Protest Retirement of America's Pasteur, p. 16
      14. Science Snap-shots, p. 16
      15. America's Billion-Dollar Relief Program, p. 17
      16. The Anglo-Catholics and Rome, p. 18
      17. Ballets From Germany and France, p. 19
      18. A Controversy Over Holbein's "Henry VIII", pp. 20-21
      19. Solving Murder Mysteries With Test Tubes by Wayne W. Parrish, pp. 22-23
      20. When Baying Hounds Lead the Way by Freeman Lloyd, pp. 24-25
      21. Jonas Cattell, Fox-Hunter Extraordinary by Henry Wysham Lanier, pp. 26-27
      22. Contract Bridge---The Latest Stage of Whist by Walter Malowan, pp. 28-29
      23. Football Season Lacks Color of Other Years, pp. 30-31
      24. Making a College Pay Its Way by Hamilton Holt, p. 32
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 33-34
      26. The Railroads Under the New Deal by Walter M.W. Splawn, p. 35
      27. [+]
        About Books and Their Authors by Harold de Wolf Fuller, p. 36 - 11 Reviews
        The Roosevelt Revolution: First Phase by Ernest K. Lindley
        America Swings to the Left by Alva Lee
        The Astonishing Island by Winifred Holtby
        One More River by John Galsworthy
        Nancy Owlett by Eden Phillpotts
        Brandeis: Lawyer and Judge in the Modern State by Alpheus Thomas Mason
        Adventure of Living by J. Breckenridge Ellis
        It Was the Nightingale by Ford Madox Ford
        Changing Patterns by William Dana Orcutt
        The Tumult and the Shouting by Katherine Ursula Parrott
        Eighteen by Catherine Atkinson Miller
      28. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, p. 37 - 2 Reviews
        Female (1933 Film) by Michael Curtiz
        My Lips Betray (1933 Film) by John G. Blystone
      29. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 38-39
      30. The Week in Business Summarized by Endicott G. Rich, p. 40
      31. War Debts in Cold Storage, p. 41
      32. From Our Readers to Our Readers, pp. 42-43
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 44
    8. [+]
      November 25, 1933 Issue = 52 Articles
      1. What Will the Drys Do About It?, p. 3
      2. The United States and Russia Make Deal, p. 4
      3. A Good Time for Thanksgiving, p. 5
      4. Explaining Those Election-Day "Upsets", p. 6
      5. The Cost of the New Deal, p. 6
      6. The Change in Treasury Officials, p. 7
      7. At the Observation Post, p. 8
      8. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 9
      9. News and Comment From the National Capital, p. 10
      10. Chancellor Hitler's Expected Election Triumph, p. 11
      11. Mussolini's Doom of the Chamber of Deputies, p. 12
      12. Governor Gore on Porto Rico, p. 12
      13. The Soviet Clean-Up Crusade, p. 12
      14. How Great Britain Builds Her Export Trade, p. 13
      15. Studying the Newly Discovered Heavy Water, p. 14
      16. Making the North Platte River Do More Work, p. 15
      17. Transports to Land "Blind", p. 15
      18. Soup From Whale Extract, p. 15
      19. Limbless Lizards and Snakes With Legs, p. 16
      20. Wins "Feedback" Decision, p. 16
      21. "Gassing" Improves Fruit, p. 16
      22. Science Snap-Shots, p. 16
      23. Peace! Peace!---When There Is No Peace, p. 17
      24. Pennsylvania Changes Ancient Blue Laws, p. 18
      25. Play and Traffic, p. 18
      26. The Church and Hard Times, p. 18
      27. Ladders to Heaven, p. 18
      28. Art of the Nations at Pittsbutgh Show, p. 19
      29. American's Shakespeare Play, p. 19
      30. First Russian Nobel Prize, p. 20
      31. Homage to a Grandfather, p. 20
      32. Preferred Poetry to Motor-Cars, p. 20
      33. Russia Restores Fairy-Tales to Its Children, p. 20
      34. They Speak the Speech, pp. 20-21
      35. The Toxicologist a Modern Detective, pp. 22-23
      36. A Period of Evolution in Intercollegiate Football, p. 24
      37. Shades ofthe Old West, pp. 25-27
      38. [+]
        About Books and Their Authors by Harold de Wolf Fuller, p. 28 - 11 Reviews
        War Memoirs, Vol. II: 1915-1916 by David Lloyd George
        Oriental Caravan by Sirdar Ikb Ali Shah
        A Handbook of NRA by Lewis Mayers
        Samuel Pepys: The Man in the Making, 1633-1669 by Arthur Bryant
        Democracy, Debts and Disarmament by J.T. Walton Newbold
        Poland: Land of the White Eagle by Edward C. Corsi
        The Woman on the Beast by Helen de Guerry Simpson
        The Night Club Era by Stanley Walker
        Cash Item by Catharine Brody
        Within This Present by Margaret Ayer Barnes
        Gay Life by E.M. Delafield
      39. Permanent Impress of the Chicago Fair, p. 29
      40. From Our Readers to Our Readers, p. 30
      41. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, pp. 31-32 - 2 Reviews
        The Prizefighter and the Lady (1933 Film) by Howard Hawks and W.S. Van Dyke
        Only Yesterday (1933 Film) by John M. Stahl
      42. "Dope" Traffic Eastward Bound, p. 33
      43. Retriever Trials Grow in Popularity, p. 34
      44. The New Athletic Eligibility Controversy, p. 35
      45. In a Line or Two, p. 35
      46. An Empty Coffin and a Runaway Czar, p. 35
      47. The Week in Business Summarized, p. 36
      48. Railroads in the Steel Market, p. 36
      49. "Depressions Never Last Forever", p. 37
      50. A Farewell to "Unfilled Orders", p. 38
      51. Aid for Holders of Foreign Bonds, pp. 38-39
      52. The Spice of Life, p. 40
    9. [+]
      December 2, 1933 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. "Intra-Nationalism" at Montevideo by Jonathan Mitchell, p. 5
      2. "Sound Money" War Follows Sprague Resignation, p. 6
      3. Where the Roosevelt Recovery Program Shows Results, p. 7
      4. British Guardianship for Newfoundland, p. 8
      5. News and Comment From the National Capital by Diogenes, p. 9
      6. At the Observation Post, p. 10
      7. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 11
      8. The German Clergy's Defy to Hitlerism by Stanley High, p. 12
      9. World Press Appraisals of Soviet Recognition, p. 13
      10. Spanish Rightists Triumph in Elections, p. 14
      11. The Gay and Cleanly Towns of the Baltic by Willis J. Abbot, p. 15
      12. Seadromes for Trans-Ocean Airways, p. 16
      13. Building San Francisco's Mighty Bridges by Prof. Charles Derleth, Jr., p. 17
      14. Science Snap-shots, p. 18
      15. Causes of Maternal Mortality, p. 18
      16. World's Warfare on Slums Gets Under Way, p. 19
      17. Delaware Leads in Care of Aged Indigents, p. 20
      18. Memories of Booth Evoked by Centenary, p. 21
      19. A Phenomenal Eight-Year-Old Pianist, pp. 22-23
      20. Education Through Earthquakes by Kenneth Stewart, pp. 24-25
      21. The World's Record-Breaking Fishes by Ray Schrenkeisen, pp. 26-29
      22. Developing Duck-Shooting in America by Capt. Paul A. Curtis, pp. 30-31
      23. Hockey Is Forging Ahead With a New Hotspur, pp. 32-33
      24. Wines of Noble Vintage, and Their Origins by Eugene Bonner, pp. 34-37
      25. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, pp. 38-41 - 2 Reviews
        Little Women (1933 Film) by George Cukor
        Cradle Song (1933 Film) by Mitchell Leisen
      26. [+]
        Among the Outstanding Books of the Week by Harold de Wolf Fuller, p. 42 - 1 Review
        The Letters of Grover Cleveland, 1850-1908 by Allan Nevins and Grover Cleveland
      27. Psi Upsilon Celebrates Centennial, p. 43
      28. The Week in Business Summarized by Endicott G. Rich, pp. 44-46
      29. The Spice of Life, p. 47
      30. From Our Readers to Our Readers, p. 48
    10. [+]
      December 9, 1933 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. "Sound Money" Warfare Broadens Out, pp. 3-4
      2. Curse of Lynching Agitates the Nation, p. 5
      3. States' Laws for Liquor Traffic Control, p. 6
      4. "Likes" Outnumber "Dislikes" in Radio Test, p. 7
      5. At the Observation Post, p. 8
      6. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 9
      7. News and Comment From the National Capital by Diogenes, p. 10
      8. An Analysis of the Russian-Japanese War Scare by Upton Close, p. 11
      9. Italian Fascism as a Business Proposition, p. 12
      10. The Franco-German Approach to Friendship, p. 13
      11. Haiti Becomes Hispaniola, p. 13
      12. Immunity As the Chief Task of Future Medicine by Dr. Ales Hrdlicka, p. 14
      13. What Will the Radio of the Future Be Like? by Edward M. Plummer, p. 15
      14. How Infantile Paralysis Reaches the Brain, p. 16
      15. Science Snap-shots, p. 16
      16. America Attacks Slum-Clearance Problem, p. 17
      17. Supreme Court Denies Boy Objector, p. 18
      18. Ancient Flemish Art in New York, p. 19
      19. A New Kind of Hisotrian of the Stage, pp. 20-21
      20. The Wide-Spread Appeal of Magic, p. 22
      21. In a Line or Two, p. 23
      22. Increasing Popularity of Professional Football, p. 24
      23. Suitable Challenger for the America's Cup, p. 25
      24. Famous Stamp Collection Brings $245000, p. 26
      25. A Georgia Turkey and a Moonshine Still, p. 27
      26. A Bicycle Relay From Ocean to Ocean by H.K. Chambers, p. 28
      27. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, p. 29 - 1 Review
        Design for Living (1933 Film) by Ernst Lubitsch
      28. Are Hollywood Salaries Due for Paring? by Homer Croy, pp. 30-31
      29. [+]
        Among the Outstanding Books of the Week by Harold de Wolf Fuller, p. 32 - 1 Review
        America Self-Contained by Samuel Crowther
      30. Current Poetry, pp. 33-35
      31. The Week in Business Summarized by Endicott G. Rich, p. 36
      32. Failure of the Nation's Banking Standards, p. 37
      33. Fewer Big Bills More Little Ones, p. 37
      34. From Our Readers to Our Readers, p. 38
      35. Comedy and Tragedy at the Bridge Table by Walter Malowan, p. 39
      36. The Spice of Life, p. 40
    11. [+]
      December 16, 1933 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. Legislative Prophet of the New Deal by Albert L. Warner, pp. 5-6
      2. The Lindberghs Blaze Another Trail, p. 7
      3. Repeal Celebrations Mild Throughout Nation, p. 8
      4. What Digest Readers Dislike on Radio, p. 9
      5. Our Spheres of Influence in the Caribbean by H.P. Davis, p. 10
      6. At the Observation Post, p. 11
      7. News and Comment From the National Capital by Diogenes, p. 12
      8. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 13
      9. Great Britain's Reply to President de Valera, p. 14
      10. Fighting Communism in China, p. 15
      11. The Chaco War in Military Eyes, p. 16
      12. Austria's Fight Against Hitlerism, p. 17
      13. Why Vehicle Streamlining Is Necessary by Alexander Klemin, p. 18
      14. The "Big Bertha" of the Atom-Smashers, p. 19
      15. The Nature and Source of Dust Storms, p. 20
      16. Science Snap-shots, p. 20
      17. An American Conference on Birth Control, p. 21
      18. New York's Crusade for Helpless Children, p. 22
      19. Plays of the Holiday Season, p. 23
      20. Sign Posts in the Field of Art, pp. 24-25
      21. Football Campaign in Retrospect by George Trevor, pp. 26-27
      22. The Eleventh Olympiad 1936 Berlin, p. 28
      23. Where To Go---How To Travel---Where To Stop, pp. 29-30
      24. The Increasing Popularity of Winter Travel, p. 31
      25. Mediterranean Lands Offer Many Attractions, pp. 32-33
      26. California and Southwest Lure Winter Vacationists, pp. 34-35
      27. Southern Resorts Attract Many Tourists, pp. 36-37
      28. Picturesque Mexico and Central America, pp. 38-40
      29. Winter Sports in Canada and the United States, p. 41
      30. Passport Regulations and Visa Fees, pp. 42-44
      31. [+]
        Among the Books by Harold de Wolf Fuller, pp. 45-46 - 1 Review
        Richard Henry Dana, 1851-1931 by Bliss Perry
      32. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, p. 47 - 2 Reviews
        Dancing Lady (1933 Film) by Robert Z. Leonard
        Sitting Pretty (1933 Film) by Harry Joe Brown
      33. The Week in Business Summarized by Endicott G. Rich, pp. 48-49
      34. Plum Pudding, Blazing Symbol of Christmas by Dorothy Kirk, p. 50
      35. From Our Readers to Our Readers, p. 51
      36. The Spice of Life, p. 52
    12. [+]
      December 23, 1933 Issue = 42 Articles
      1. When Congress Meets Again, pp. 3-4
      2. "Sound Money" Fight Less Furious, p. 5
      3. Gunning for the Bootlegger's Nine Lives, p. 6
      4. Newspaper Reborn, p. 6
      5. The Peek-Tugwell Controversy, p. 7
      6. Wife May Testify, p. 7
      7. What Digest Readers Like on Radio, p. 8
      8. News and Comment From the National Capital, p. 9
      9. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 10
      10. At the Observation Post, p. 11
      11. Spain's Five Days of Anarchist Terror, p. 12
      12. The League Is Dead: Long Live the League!, p. 13
      13. China's "Ablest Statesman" Resigns, p. 14
      14. Burma's Separation From India, p. 14
      15. Why the French Do Not Emigrate, p. 15
      16. Science Probes Deeper Into Nature's Secrets, p. 16
      17. Chemistry's Children of the Depression, p. 17
      18. The Conquest of Darkness, p. 18
      19. Wins Achievement Award, p. 18
      20. Science Snap-shots, p. 18
      21. The Lynching Evil and Church Responsibility, p. 19
      22. He Knows Why People Get Divorces, p. 20
      23. A Liquor "Creed", p. 21
      24. A New Humility, p. 21
      25. Three Priests Preach the Gospel of Social Justice, p. 21
      26. Art at the Whitney Biennial, p. 22
      27. Lost Art of Singing, p. 23
      28. A Clean Bill for "Ulysses", p. 23
      29. The Varied Art of Angna Enters, p. 23
      30. A Code for Poets, p. 23
      31. Moot Football Decisions of 1933, pp. 24-25
      32. Should New Rules Eliminate "Trial Ball"?, p. 26
      33. Unusual and Amusing Incidents of the Football Season, p. 26
      34. The Break-up of the Athletics, pp. 26-27
      35. Ninety Million Lamps for Christmas Trees, p. 28
      36. Making Student Pay His Way, p. 28
      37. [+]
        Among the Outstanding Books of the Week by Harold de Wolf Fuller, p. 29 - 1 Review
        The Man of the Renaissance by Ralph Roeder
      38. From Our Readers to Our Readers, p. 30
      39. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, p. 31 - 1 Review
        Counsellor-at-Law (1933 Film) by William Wyler
      40. The Week in Business Summarized, pp. 32-33
      41. Japan Prays for an Heir to the Throne, pp. 34-35
      42. The Spice of Life, p. 36
    13. [+]
      December 30, 1933 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. History's Big Year in Review by Stanley High, pp. 3-5
      2. The Year's Record in the Churches by Paul Hutchinson, p. 6
      3. Knights of LaGuardia's Round Table, p. 7
      4. Challenging the Power of the NRA, p. 8
      5. The Budget-Balancing Battles Begin, p. 9
      6. When Radio Listeners Disagree, p. 10
      7. News and Comment From the National Capital by Diogenes, p. 11
      8. At the Observation Post, p. 12
      9. They Stand Out From the Crowd, p. 13
      10. Record Year of Soviet State Grain Deliveries, p. 14
      11. Germany's All-Nazi Womanless Parliament, p. 15
      12. The St. Lawrence Waterway and Power Project by Lynne J. Bevan, p. 16
      13. Harnessing the Winds With Rotating Towers, p. 17
      14. "Conditioned" Infant Excels Twin Brother, p. 18
      15. Science Snap-shots, p. 18
      16. Ministers Propose Taxing Churches, p. 19
      17. Children to Aid Elevation of Film Standards, p. 20
      18. An Art Gallery Three Years Growing, p. 21
      19. A Witty Literary Politician, pp. 22-23
      20. The Highlights of Sport for 1933 by Reagan McCrary, p. 24
      21. Tense Moments and Outstanding Figures in the Sports Year, pp. 25-26
      22. The Fastest Game in North America, p. 27
      23. Psychology at the Bridge Table by Walter Malowan, p. 28
      24. Katharine Hepburn's Rise to Fame by Marguerite Tazelaar, p. 29
      25. [+]
        On the Screen by Argus, p. 30 - 1 Review
        Her Double Life (1933 Film) by J. Gordon Edwards
      26. [+]
        Among the Outstanding Books of the Week by Harold de Wolf Fuller, p. 31 - 1 Review
        Mahatma Gandhi: His Life, Work, and Influence by Jashwant Rao Chitambar, M.A., LL.D.
      27. The Week in Business Summarized by Endicott G. Rich, pp. 32-34
      28. From Our Readers to Our Readers, p. 35
      29. The Spice of Life, p. 36
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