October 10, 1923 Issue, THE OUTLOOK

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    Issues of Jan.-Mar. 1923 = 13 Issues, 399 Articles
    1. [+]
      January 3, 1923 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Invisible Injustice, p. 7
      2. The Herrin Massacre, p. 7
      3. We Nevertheless Disagree, p. 8
      4. The President's Prohibition Conference, p. 8
      5. Look Into This Business Thoroughly, p. 9
      6. A Good Will Tour, p. 10
      7. White Good Will As Well As Black, p. 10
      8. The Marvels of the Valley of the Kings, p. 11
      9. A Terror to British Lawbreakers, p. 12
      10. America and the Opium Trade, p. 12
      11. The Old North and the New South, p. 12
      12. An Affront to Public Decency, p. 13
      13. The Defeat of a Capital Levy by Elbert F. Baldwin, p. 13
      14. Canada's Great Railway Experiment by D.M. Le Bourdais, pp. 14-17
      15. The Opium Question by Elizabeth Washburne Wright, pp. 18-19
      16. Decorative Paintings by Leon Bakst, pp. 20-21
      17. In Fairness to the South by Rollin Lynde Hartt, pp. 22-24
      18. The Fall of Man in Babylonian Literature by Edward Chiera, pp. 25-27
      19. The Freshman Class by Fullerton Waldo, pp. 28-29
      20. The Enjoyment of Music by W.J. Henderson, pp. 30-31
      21. The Supper Club's Manual by Edwin M. Brooks, pp. 32-33
      22. The Potter and His Vessels, p. 34
      23. [+]
        Poems and Lyrics by Herbert S. Gorman, pp. 35-48 - 2 Reviews
        Last Poems by A.E. Housman
        Late Lyrics and Earlier by Thomas Hardy
      24. By the Way, p. 49
    2. [+]
      January 10, 1923 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Murder and Lynching, p. 57
      2. The Coal Shortage, p. 57
      3. Riches, p. 57
      4. Evolution Not Materialism, p. 58
      5. A Ballad of the East and West, p. 58
      6. Will the Lausanne Conference Fail?, p. 58
      7. On To the State Affairs, p. 59
      8. Helping Europe, p. 60
      9. Why Not a Family Gathering?, p. 61
      10. Shorter Hours for Poets, p. 61
      11. The Shylock of Shakespeare and Warfield by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 62-63
      12. A Victory for Religious Liberty, pp. 64-65
      13. "The Case of Mr. Buckner"---Some Comment, pp. 66-67
      14. His Excellency Tim Healy by Frank Dilnot, p. 68
      15. Siberia---A First Lesson in International Politics by Charles Hodges, pp. 69-71
      16. Scenery Saved and Sacrificed, pp. 72-73
      17. The Difficult Art of Being a Jew by Elias Lieberman, pp. 74-75
      18. The Enjoyment of Music by W.J. Henderson, pp. 76-78
      19. Bedroom Suite: A One-Act Comedy by Christopher Morley, pp. 79-82
      20. Save Our American Pyramids by Robert H. Moulton, pp. 83-84
      21. "Outside": A Study in the Point of View by Fullerton Waldo, p. 85
      22. The Russian Experiment in Yucatan by Mary Turner Mason, pp. 86-89
      23. Lords of the Air, p. 90
      24. The Book Behind the Turk by Rollin Lynde Hartt, pp. 91-100
      25. [+]
        The New Books, p. 101 - 3 Reviews
        The Treasure of Golden Cap by Bennet Copplestone
        Valley Waters by Charles D. Stewart
        Our American Humorists by Thomas L. Masson
      26. Financial Department, pp. 102-104
      27. The Automobile that Jack Built by J.C. Long, pp. 105-107
      28. By the Way, p. 108
    3. [+]
      January 17, 1923 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Getting at the Coal Facts, p. 113
      2. Finger Prints of Antiquity, p. 113
      3. Not Wanted, p. 114
      4. Boll Weevils and Battleships, p. 114
      5. "Peace and Prosperity in Ireland", p. 114
      6. Thou Hast Her France; Let Her Be Thine, p. 115
      7. The New Crisis in Europe, pp. 116-117
      8. A Sensible Veto, p. 118
      9. A Modern Mystery, pp. 118-119
      10. Governor Smith and His Programme, pp. 120-121
      11. The Druggist from Nancy by Lyman Beecher Stowe, p. 122
      12. II. Monsieur Coue in New York by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, p. 123
      13. New Mexico Aflame Against Two Bills by Robert Sterling Yard, p. 124
      14. II. "From Him That Hath Not" by Witter Bynner, pp. 125-127
      15. Contrasting Methods and Subjects of Modern American Etchers, pp. 128-129
      16. Naval Strategy as Affected by Aircraft and Battleships by Captain L.M. Overstreet, pp. 130-132
      17. An Apprentice Comes to Philadelphia by Rene Bache, pp. 133-135
      18. The Ideas of M. Brodard by Dorothy Canfield, pp. 136-139
      19. Yesterday by Robert Hillyer, p. 140
      20. A Billion-Dollar Bandit by W.H. Kirkbride, pp. 140-142
      21. A City Silvered with Snow by Henry Hoyt Moore, p. 143
      22. [+]
        A Real Merchant Marine by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 144-146 - 1 Review
        The Maritime History of Massachusetts, 1783-1860 by Samuel Eliot Morison
      23. [+]
        The New Books, p. 147 - 2 Reviews
        Odes and Lyrics by Hartley Burr Alexander
        Confessions of a Book-Lover by Maurice Francis Egan
      24. The Little Grandmother's Schools by Alice Stone Blackwell, p. 148
      25. "Parsing" Matches by Alice E. Cate, p. 149
      26. Authority in a Democracy by Colonel Samuel Harden Church, pp. 150-152
      27. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 153-154
      28. By the Way, pp. 155-156
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      January 24, 1923 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. A Town on Trial, p. 159
      2. The President's Coal Commission Reports, p. 159
      3. Garden Seed, p. 160
      4. The French in the Valley of the Ruhr, p. 160
      5. You Flow to Great Destruction, p. 161
      6. Good-by to the Rhine, p. 162
      7. Roosevelt Pilgrimage, p. 162
      8. Frederic Harrison, p. 163
      9. The New Supreme Court Justice, p. 163
      10. The Gentle Art of Blurbing, p. 164
      11. Will Shakespeare, pp. 164-165
      12. A Samaritan in Search of an Inn by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 166-167
      13. The Vicious Circle of European Finance by Joseph Danziger, pp. 168-169
      14. Early American Art at the Metropolitan, pp. 170-171
      15. The Problems of Alaska's Government by Sherman Rogers, pp. 172-173
      16. Indorsement by National Leaders of Mr. Roger's Solution, pp. 174-175
      17. Why Not Clean Up the Milk in the Country? by Lewis Edwin Theiss, pp. 176-178
      18. Confessions of an Amateur Lecturer by Christopher Morley, pp. 179-180
      19. The Turning of the Tide by Natalie De Bogory, pp. 181-183
      20. Burnt by Bolshevism by George L. Moore, p. 184
      21. How Will You Have It Hot or Cold?, p. 185
      22. [+]
        The Recent Fiction by R.D. Townsend, p. 186 - 7 Reviews
        The Cathedral by Hugh Walpole
        The Wind Bloweth by Donn Byrne
        Command by William McFee
        Anne Severn and the Fieldings by May Sinclair
        Overlooked by Maurice Baring
        Ovington's Bank by Stanley J. Weyman
        The Revolt of the Oyster by Don Marquis
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        The New Books, p. 187 - 3 Reviews
        Masterpieces of Modern Spanish Drama by Barrett H. Clark
        Choice of the Crowd by Charles J. Finger
        Romantic Canada by Victoria Hayward
      24. Soldiers and Sailors Too, p. 188
      25. Contributors' Gallery, p. 189
      26. Financial Department, pp. 190-192
      27. A Forecast for 1923 by Irving T. Bush, pp. 193-195
      28. By the Way, p. 196
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      January 31, 1923 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Case of the Rev. Percy Grant, p. 201
      2. Is a Cotton Famine in Sight?, p. 201
      3. Restoring the Railways, p. 202
      4. Little's Big Book, p. 202
      5. Speeding Appropriations, p. 202
      6. I Claim the Promise, p. 203
      7. The Barbless Hook and the Busy Bee, p. 204
      8. Across the Sahara, p. 204
      9. America's War Memorial in Belgium, p. 205
      10. Decanting Peoples, p. 205
      11. The French in the Ruhr, p. 205
      12. Mr. Borah Takes Sides, p. 206
      13. Little Memel's Troubles, p. 206
      14. Wanted---Courage, p. 207
      15. Amend or Enforce---Which?, p. 208
      16. The ABC of the Subsidy Bill, p. 209
      17. American Public Opinion Concerning the French Seizure of the Ruhr, pp. 210-212
      18. The Lausanne Conference by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 213-214
      19. II. The Anglo-Turkish Issue by Major-General Sir George Aston, p. 215
      20. The Birds and the Beasts Were There, pp. 216-217
      21. She Who Was Fished by Michio Itow and Louis V. Ledoux, p. 218
      22. Wood's Philippine After One Year's Work by Walter Robb, pp. 219-220
      23. Soldiers of the Northern Cross by Fullerton Waldo, pp. 221-222
      24. Making Chicago a City Beautiful by Robert H. Moulton, pp. 223-225
      25. The Brawn of the St. Lawrence by Newton Fuessle, pp. 226-229
      26. Architecture by Wind Rain Sun & Co., p. 230
      27. [+]
        The History of the Great War by Willis Fletcher Johnson, pp. 231-232 - 1 Review
        A History of the Great War by John Buchan
      28. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 233-235 - 5 Reviews
        The Cave Woman by Norval Richardson
        Fifty-One Years of Victorian Life by Dowager Countess of Jersey
        American Water-Colourists by A.E. Gallatin
        History of the Pilgrims and Puritans by Joseph D. Sawyer and William Elliot Griffis
        Moonlight and Common Day by Louise Morey Bowman
      29. By the Way, p. 236
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      February 7, 1923 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. The Velvet Grip of France, p. 245
      2. The Near East Puzzle, p. 245
      3. Labor Shortage and Immigration, p. 245
      4. What Should be Done?, p. 246
      5. His Budget and Our Budget, p. 246
      6. Why Stand You in This Strange Stare?, p. 247
      7. Coal Peace or Coal Truce?, p. 248
      8. The Work of Elihu Vedder, p. 248
      9. Better Health Standards for Children, p. 249
      10. Lincoln's Gift to an Unknown Soldier, p. 249
      11. A Square Deal for the Pueblos, p. 249
      12. Maya Glyphs, p. 250
      13. Who Can Help Germany?, p. 251
      14. The Demand to Recant or Resign, p. 252
      15. Look Before You Lynch, p. 253
      16. Abraham Lincoln, p. 254
      17. Lincoln Saved This Man's Life, p. 255
      18. Germany's Plight and the Rights of France by Ida Donges Staudt, p. 256
      19. II. My Reply to Criticism from Germany by Baron d'Estournelles de Constant, p. 257
      20. An Interview with Eleutherious Veniselos by Elbert Francis Baldwin, p. 258
      21. Robert Young: A Tribute by Sydney Greenbie, p. 259
      22. Types Observed on a Through Train by an Amateur Artist, pp. 260-261
      23. Prohibition by William Jennings Bryan, pp. 262-264
      24. Brain Conservation by Anne E. Bancroft, p. 265
      25. II. Finding and Fostering Gifted Children Now in the Industries by Carl E. Seashore, pp. 265-266
      26. Fire by Fullerton Waldo, p. 267
      27. An Assured income by Elsie Singmaster, pp. 268-270
      28. Words by Margaret Widdemer, p. 271
      29. Man May Owe His Existence To-Day to the Bat by Robert H. Moulton, pp. 272-273
      30. Eliminating the Middleman, p. 274
      31. The Centenary of Thomas Hughes by Henry C. Shelley, p. 275
      32. [+]
        The New Books, p. 276 - 3 Reviews
        The House That Died by Henry Bordeaux
        Playing with Souls by Clara Longworth Chambrun
        The Poetic Mind by Frederick Clarke Prescott
      33. Contributors' Gallery, p. 277
      34. Highway Improvement---A Public Service by Henry L. Sweinhart, pp. 278-280
      35. "You, Too..." by Maria Moravsky, pp. 281-283
      36. By the Way, p. 284
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      February 14, 1923 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The End of the Grant Case "for the Present", p. 289
      2. Not Dishonesty But Carelessness, p. 289
      3. Speeding Up the Mails, p. 289
      4. The Growth of Zoning, p. 290
      5. Cheaper Railway Travel, p. 290
      6. These Be the Stops That Hinder, p. 291
      7. Light for the Blind, p. 292
      8. French Determination and German Recalcitrance, p. 292
      9. Will the Turks Sign or Fight?, p. 293
      10. Death from a Distance, p. 294
      11. The British War Debt, p. 294
      12. Books Tombs and Fords, p. 294
      13. Women's Right to Fair Play, p. 295
      14. The Movies, p. 296
      15. II. How Opinions Differ , p. 297
      16. Sanford: Neither Radical Nor Reactionary by George F. Milton, Jr., pp. 298-299
      17. The Former Sick Man by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 300-302
      18. Domination in the Chinese Church by Frank T. Cartwright, p. 303
      19. New York's "Stately and Air-Braving Towers" by Herbert Pullinger, pp. 304-305
      20. The Fox's Grave by Michio Itow and Louis V. Ledoux, pp. 306-307
      21. The Wheat Farmer and the Tariff by H.A. Bellows, pp. 308-310
      22. Anonymous by David Morton, p. 311
      23. The French in the Heart of Amrerica by D.M. Le Bourdais, pp. 311-312
      24. An Open Letter to the Communist Party by William Leavitt Stoddard, p. 313
      25. A Quarter of the Nation's Food Supply in Peril by David M. Neuberger, pp. 314-317
      26. Uncle Sam Tries it Again, p. 318
      27. What Makes a Book Worth Reading? by Hubert V. Coryell, p. 319
      28. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 319-322 - 11 Reviews
        Confessions of an Old Priest by S.D. McConnell
        A Complete Concordance to the American Standard Version of the Holy Bible by M.C. Hazard
        Don Rodriguez by Lord Dunsany
        The Step on the Stair by Anna Katharine Green
        Valiant Dust by Katharine Fullerton Gerould
        Paintings and Pastels
        Sidelights on American Literature by Fred Lewis Pattee
        At Sea with Joseph Conrad by J.G. Sutherland
        The Sporting Life, and Other Trifles by Robert Lynd
        Down the River by Roscoe W. Brink
        A Gate of Cedar by Katharine Morse
      29. Books Received, p. 323
      30. You Are a Railway President by J.C. Long, p. 324
      31. The Mail Bag, p. 325
      32. Financial Department, pp. 326-330
      33. By the Way, pp. 331-332
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      February 21, 1923 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Need of a National Police Bureau, p. 339
      2. Protecting Women Workers, p. 339
      3. Lincoln and Tuskegee, p. 339
      4. A Stupendous Project, p. 340
      5. Till Further Settling, p. 341
      6. A Safe and Sensible Plan, p. 342
      7. Our Fellow-Republics to the South, p. 342
      8. In the Ruhr, p. 343
      9. The Turks and the Christians, p. 344
      10. The Progress of the British Debt Agreement, p. 344
      11. A Pro-American Policy, p. 345
      12. Ministers and the Modern World, p. 346
      13. A Colonial Administrator, p. 347
      14. Mrs. Murphy of Tralee by M.C. Hollis, p. 348
      15. A Perjury Trial of the Northwest by Samuel R. Stern, p. 349
      16. Italy, at Home and Abroad by E.O. Fenzi, p. 350
      17. II. A New Italian Renaissance by Gino Speranza, pp. 351-353
      18. What Seven Million Americans Are Reading by Natalie De Bogory, pp. 354-355
      19. A Noble Official Forum by Newton Fuessle, pp. 356-357
      20. Does This Beat the Dutch? by Arthur Daniel Berry, p. 358
      21. The Other Side of the Farmer-Consumer Get-Together Idea by H. Clay Evenson, p. 359
      22. Decoration by Marjorie Meeker, p. 360
      23. Leopold Godowsky, Optimistic Pessimist by L. Dean-Hatch, pp. 360-362
      24. Modernism and the Church by Roland Cotton Smith, pp. 363-364
      25. The Islands Lose a Friend by Mary Ellen Chase, pp. 365-366
      26. A New Portrait of Washington, p. 367
      27. [+]
        Jane Austen and Burlesque by Thomas L. Masson, p. 368 - 1 Review
        Love and Friendship, and Other Early Works by Jane Austen
      28. [+]
        The Development of Africa's Human Resources by L.H. Hammond, pp. 368-369 - 1 Review
        Education in Africa by Thomas Jesse Jones
      29. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 370-371 - 4 Reviews
        Constantinople Today by Clarence R. Johnson
        On the Gorilla Trail by Mary Hastings Bradley
        Sonnets of a Portrait-Painter by Arthur Davison Ficke
        Yesterday and Today by Ralph Nevill
      30. Books Received, pp. 372-376
      31. The Mail Bag, pp. 377-378
      32. General Patrick's Prophecy by William P. Helm, Jr., p. 379
      33. By the Way, p. 380
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      February 28, 1923 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. A Domestic Exchange Rate, p. 385
      2. The Veterans' Bureau---A Test of President Harding, p. 385
      3. Our Government Picture Puzzle, p. 385
      4. The Pieces that Must Be Made to Fit, p. 386
      5. Congress Draws to a Close, p. 386
      6. Peruse the Traders, p. 387
      7. Is the Anglo-French Entente in Danger?, p. 388
      8. The Bluff that Didn't Work, p. 388
      9. New Peace Possibilities in Ireland, p. 388
      10. Hughes as a Treaty Signer, p. 389
      11. The Tomb of a Pharoah, p. 390
      12. The Press and the Pharoah, p. 390
      13. The Future of the Pharoah, p. 390
      14. Private Support for a Public Library, p. 391
      15. Can a Court Prevent War?, p. 391
      16. Taking Dummies From Hooks, p. 392
      17. America at Constantinople by Elbert Francis Baldwin, p. 393
      18. Dry Russia by Edwin W. Hullinger, pp. 394-395
      19. Charactered on Stone, pp. 396-397
      20. "State Troopers, Operate!" by Katherine Mayo, pp. 398-399
      21. To Aphrodite: With a Mirrro by Aline Kilmer, p. 400
      22. Making America Musical by Mary Lord Mason, pp. 400-401
      23. Estimating the Nation's Crops by Robert H. Moulton, pp. 402-403
      24. A Great People's Great Canal: Its Achievements---Its Perils by Colonel Jay J. Morrow, pp. 404-406
      25. Confessions of a Church-Goer by George L. Moore, p. 407
      26. Winter Twilight by David Morton, p. 408
      27. When "Ma'am Bid" Gave a Dance in the Graveyard by Florence R. Livesay, pp. 408-409
      28. In the Path of the Exiles, p. 410
      29. [+]
        Half a Dozen Enjoyable Stories by R.D. Townsend, p. 411 - 6 Reviews
        The Middle of the Road by Philip Gibbs
        The Enchanted April by Elizabeth von Arnim
        Love's Legend by H. Fielding-Hall
        The Mystery at Geneva by Rose Macaulay
        The Snare by Rafael Sabatini
        Silas Braunton by J. Mills Whitham
      30. [+]
        The New Books, p. 411 - 7 Reviews
        The Significance of the Fine Arts
        Statues of New York by J. Sanford Saltus
        My Experiences at Scotland Yard by Basil Thomson
        Songs and More Songs of the Glens of Antrim by Moira O'Neill
        The Tocsin of Revolt, and Other Essays by Brander Matthews
        Villas of Florence and Tuscany by Harold Donaldson Eberlein
        What Civilization Owes to Italy by James J. Walsh
      31. Books Received, pp. 411-412
      32. Contributors' Gallery, p. 413
      33. Financial Department, pp. 414-417
      34. By the Way, pp. 418-419
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      March 7, 1923 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. A Difficult Job Honorably Accomplished, p. 427
      2. Hard Coal and High Profits, p. 427
      3. Three Sides to This Case, p. 428
      4. The President and the World Court, p. 428
      5. Know'st Thou This Country?, p. 429
      6. How Objections May Be Met, p. 430
      7. A Warning to Be Heeded, p. 430
      8. Central America Forbids Revolutions, p. 431
      9. The Polish-Lithuanian Semi-War, p. 431
      10. A French Statesman, p. 431
      11. The Pressure Upon Germany to Pay, p. 432
      12. The Incompetent Senate, p. 432
      13. The Religion of Play, p. 433
      14. Can Divorce Be Stabilized?, p. 434
      15. Lo! The Poor Armenian by Elbert Francis Baldwin, p. 435
      16. "Look On My Face Ye Mighty...", pp. 436-437
      17. Brother by Elsie Singmaster, pp. 438-440
      18. The Strange Bird by George Sterling, p. 441
      19. Subway Faces, pp. 442-443
      20. A Lost Land by Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer, p. 444
      21. How Radames and the Ethiopian Are Broadcast by Radio by Charles D. Isaacson, pp. 445-446
      22. What Has Become of God? by Charles Hanson Towne, p. 447
      23. In Canada's Scenic Wonderland by D.M. Le Bourdais, pp. 448-450
      24. Seeking Safety by Sitting Tight, p. 451
      25. [+]
        Thomas Nelson Page's Last Book by Gino Speranza, pp. 452-453 - 1 Review
        Dante and His Influence by Thomas Nelson Page
      26. [+]
        The New Books, p. 454 - 7 Reviews
        Alcatraz by Max Brand
        Bedouin Love by Arthur Weigall
        Being Respectable by Grace H. Flandrau
        Lost Wagons by Dane Coolidge
        The Shepherd-Prince by Abraham Mapu
        Suzanne and the Pacific by Jean Giraudoux
        Tumbleweeds by Hal G. Evarts
      27. [+]
        Various English Words and Their Background, by George ..., p. 455 - 4 Reviews
        English Words and Their Background by George H. McKnight
        Many Memories by G.B. Burgin
        The Farmers in Canadian Politics by William Irvine
        A History of Magic and Experimental Science by Lynn Thorndike
      28. Books Received, pp. 456-458
      29. By the Way, pp. 459-460
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      March 14, 1923 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. The Sixty-Seventh Congress, p. 467
      2. What Kind of Congress Was It?, p. 467
      3. Bills Rejected, p. 467
      4. Amendments Treaties and Inquiries, p. 468
      5. The Filibusters, p. 468
      6. The Passing from Congress of Familiar Figures, p. 468
      7. An Act of Deflation, p. 468
      8. My Remedy is Then to Pluck It Out, p. 469
      9. The Progress of Pan-Americanism, p. 470
      10. Members and Subjects of the Pan-American Conference, p. 470
      11. A Franco-American Entente, p. 471
      12. Who is a Caucasian?, p. 471
      13. Tertiary Man, p. 471
      14. A Political Orator, p. 472
      15. Two Years of the Harding Administration, pp. 472-474
      16. Russian Tragedies of Poverty and Pomp, p. 475
      17. The Public School System Boomed, p. 475
      18. Is This Fair?, p. 476
      19. The Issue in the Ruhr by J.D. Whelpley, pp. 476-477
      20. II. The Uncomfortable Requirements of Justice , pp. 478-479
      21. III. "Love Your Enemies" by Lyman Abbott, p. 480
      22. Thompson Rule in Chicago Ended by George C. Sikes, p. 481
      23. Russian Tragedies of Poverty and Pomp, pp. 482-483
      24. Wheat Prices and the Tariff by Rollin E. Smith, p. 484
      25. The Closed Case of Mamselle Fleuravant by Harry Lee, pp. 485-487
      26. In the Valley of Jezreel by William A. McGarry, pp. 488-489
      27. The Ku-Kluxing of Oregon by Waldo Roberts, pp. 490-491
      28. Beer and Light Wines? by a Country Banker, p. 492
      29. "Was This the Face---" by Abbie Huston Evans, p. 493
      30. Can We Control the Weather? by Charles Fitzhugh Talman, pp. 493-495
      31. Roads and Rhodes of South Africa, p. 496
      32. [+]
        A.E.'s Study of Political Ideals by Lloyd Morris, p. 497 - 1 Review
        The Interpreters by A.E.
      33. [+]
        The New Books, p. 498 - 5 Reviews
        The Coast of Eden by Robert L. Duffus
        The Speckled Bird by Robert Cutler
        London by George Wharton Edwards
        Wild Earth, and Other Poems by Padraic Colum
        Dramatic Legends and Other Poems by Padraic Colum
      34. A Forgotten Hymn of Mrs. Browning's by Richard D. Harlan, p. 499
      35. A British View via Missouri, p. 500
      36. Vacations for Girls, p. 500
      37. Financial Department, pp. 501-507
      38. By the Way, p. 508
    12. [+]
      March 21, 1923 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Effect of the Ruhr Occupation, p. 515
      2. The Less Truculent Turk, p. 515
      3. The English By-Elections, p. 515
      4. Misunderstandings with Great Britain, p. 516
      5. A Transformed Leviathan, p. 517
      6. The Adminstration of the Veterans' Bureau, p. 517
      7. What the Taxpayer Pays and What the Veteran Gets, p. 518
      8. A Living Roosevelt Memorial, p. 518
      9. How Judges Should Behave, p. 519
      10. The Author of "An Acre of Diamonds", p. 519
      11. Alternative Voting in Canada, p. 519
      12. Look Here Upon This Picture and on This, pp. 520-522
      13. On the Domesticating of Books, p. 523
      14. The Lusk Bills, p. 523
      15. The Lausanne Bazaar by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 524-526
      16. Military Aspects of the Franco-British Entente by Major-General Sir George Aston, p. 527
      17. The New World Borrows from the Old, pp. 528-529
      18. Getting Money to the Farmer by Charles W. Holman, pp. 530-531
      19. After Your Playing by David Morton, p. 532
      20. Personal Reminiscences of Elihu Vedder by Leila Usher, pp. 532-535
      21. Three Years of Prohibition by William P. Helm, Jr., pp. 536-538
      22. The Church Revolution in Russia by Leo Pasvolsky, pp. 539-541
      23. It Looks Like the Water Cure But It Isn't, p. 542
      24. Co-Creative Reading by Arnold Mulder, pp. 543-545
      25. [+]
        The Barcarole of James Smith by Bernice L. Kenyon, p. 546 - 1 Review
        The Barcarole of James Smith by Herbert S. Gorman
      26. [+]
        The New Books, p. 547 - 4 Reviews
        The Charing Cross Mystery by J.S. Fletcher
        Georgian Stories, 1922
        Honore Daumier
        The Minds and Manners of Wild Animals by William T. Hornaday
      27. Books Received, p. 548
      28. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 549-554
      29. By the Way, pp. 555-556
    13. [+]
      March 28, 1923 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Who Will Rule in Russia?, p. 561
      2. A German Officer Who Kept His Honor Clean, p. 561
      3. Reality in the Ruhr, p. 562
      4. Testimony from Germany, p. 562
      5. Where Justice Fails, p. 562
      6. Man's O'er-Labour'd Sense Repairs Itself by Rest, p. 563
      7. Athletes Worth While, p. 564
      8. College Glee Club Contests, p. 564
      9. Try This on Your Dictionary, p. 564
      10. Frankness is an Asset, p. 564
      11. Ice Jams and Battleships, p. 565
      12. The Real Easter Miracle, p. 565
      13. The Right to Coal, p. 566
      14. Where Experts Disagree, p. 567
      15. Slang, p. 567
      16. The President Takes a Vacation, p. 568
      17. What Germany is Doing by Stephen Child, p. 569
      18. What Germans Think of the German Sitution by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 569-570
      19. Pinchot as State Forester by William A. McGarry, pp. 571-573
      20. Chinese Art of a Thousand Years Ago, pp. 574-575
      21. Shall Our Coal Mines Be Nationalized? by C.J. Golden, pp. 576-577
      22. II. As it Appears to an Authority on Socialism by John Spargo, pp. 578-579
      23. On the Trail of the Prehistoric "Rock Shelter" People by Burt M. McConnell, pp. 580-582
      24. Oh, You Gossipers! by Thomas L. Masson, p. 583
      25. The Intelligence Test Under Fire by Charles K. Taylor, pp. 584-585
      26. Uncle Sam's Polyglot Daughters in the Pacific, p. 586
      27. [+]
        Horace Once More by Brander Matthews, p. 587 - 1 Review
        Horace and His Influence by Grant Showerman
      28. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 588-589 - 5 Reviews
        About Love, and Other Stories by Anton Chekhov
        Mostly Sally by P.G. Wodehouse
        A Beachcomber in the Orient by Harry L. Foster
        From the Deep of the Sea by Charles Edward Smith
        Studies in North Africa by Cyril Fletcher Grant
      29. Financial Department, pp. 590-595
      30. By the Way, p. 596
  2. [+]
    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1923 = 13 Issues, 405 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 4, 1923 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. Navigating the Naval Treaty, p. 603
      2. The Building of a Fleet, p. 603
      3. Kansas City Gets on the Job, p. 604
      4. A Programme for European Reconstruction, p. 604
      5. What the Ruhr Occupation Has Already Accomplished, p. 604
      6. "It is Determined Not Concluded Yet...", p. 605
      7. Soviet Russia, p. 606
      8. Ready to Suffer, p. 606
      9. Sugar and Rubber, p. 607
      10. Henry Krehbiel, p. 607
      11. A Coal Jury, p. 608
      12. The Paradox of Poetry, p. 609
      13. Diversity in Creed, Unity in Fiath by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, p. 609
      14. Was Sarah Bernhardt an Artist?, p. 610
      15. The Art of Bernhardt: A Tribute by Charles Henry Meltzer, pp. 611-612
      16. What the British Think of the German Situation by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 613-614
      17. Frank Tenney Johnson, Cow-Puncher Artist by Dorothy Harrington, p. 615
      18. A Painter of the West by Frank Tenney Johnson, pp. 616-617
      19. Coal to Burn, pp. 618-622
      20. The Strange Personality of Lord Robert Cecil by Frank Dilnot, p. 623
      21. A Japanese Invasion of Our Fields by J.L. Miller, pp. 624-626
      22. Glee Club News for Old-Timers by Carlton P. Fuller, p. 627
      23. On Their Appointed Rounds, p. 628
      24. [+]
        Catherine, Cold-Blooded Criminal by R.D. Townsend, p. 629 - 1 Review
        Catherine de Medicis by Paul Van Dyke
      25. [+]
        The New Books, p. 630 - 6 Reviews
        Little Life Stories by Harry H. Johnston
        Seneca Indian Myths by Jeremiah Curtin
        Autobiography of Countess Tolstoy by Sophia A. Tolstoy
        Mr. Dickens Goes to the Play by Alexander Woollcott
        The Glory of English Prose by Stephen Coleridge
        Jean Jacques Rousseau by Henri-Frederic Amiel
      26. The Fine Art of Catching the "Sucker"---Part II by Edward Jerome Dies, pp. 631-635
      27. By the Way, p. 636
    2. [+]
      April 11, 1923 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. The British Budget, p. 641
      2. The British Taxpayer a Grumbling Hero, p. 641
      3. The Persecution of the Russian Churches, p. 641
      4. The Bloodshed at Krupp's, p. 641
      5. Is Germany Yielding?, p. 642
      6. The Persistent French, p. 642
      7. Contending with the Fretful Element, p. 643
      8. A Hero of the Marne, p. 644
      9. Good-by to the Lansing-Ishii Agreement, p. 644
      10. A Defenseless Canal Zone, p. 645
      11. Sugar: High Tariff or High Profits?, p. 645
      12. Extending the Telephone Habit, p. 645
      13. Wave Lengths and Lighthouse Keepers, p. 645
      14. That Job for Kansas City, p. 646
      15. The Troubles of a Car-Load of Potatoes, pp. 646-647
      16. Depression, p. 648
      17. Kansas "Stands By" for Industrial Welfare by C.M. Harger, p. 649
      18. A Little-Known Buffer State by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 650-651
      19. Chiefs of the Russian Government by Usa Gombarg, pp. 652-653
      20. When Charles M. Schwab Became Charlie by Sherman Rogers, p. 654
      21. The Mountain Town by DuBose Heyward, p. 655
      22. Out by Ox-Team by Lucy Furman, pp. 655-658
      23. A College that Teaches Fishermen How to Fish by Robert H. Moulton, p. 659
      24. Tea Time in England by Florence Tullis, pp. 660-661
      25. Vilna, Fait Accompli by Hilton Howell Railey, pp. 662-663
      26. Two Conceptions of the Church by Selden Peabody Delany, pp. 664-665
      27. Snow Crystals and Peach Petals, p. 666
      28. A Literary Monument by G.M. Whicher, p. 667
      29. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 668-669 - 4 Reviews
        The Soldier and Death by Arthur Ransome
        A Woman Tenderfoot in Egypt by Grace Thompson Seton
        Vistas by Walter C. Stevens
        Nature in American Literature by Norman Foerster
      30. The Mail Bag. The Issue in the Ruhr, pp. 670-671
      31. II. In Defense of France , pp. 672-673
      32. Financial Department, pp. 674-680
      33. The Chapel of Remembrance, p. 681
      34. By the Way, pp. 682-684
    3. [+]
      April 18, 1923 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. The Gary Liquor Scandal, p. 693
      2. Chicago's New Mayor, p. 693
      3. What Will the New Administration Do?, p. 694
      4. The Minimum Wage Law Unconstitutional, p. 694
      5. Does the Constitution Prevent Justice?, p. 694
      6. All in Vain Comes Counsel to His Ear, p. 695
      7. High Surtaxes Should Go, p. 696
      8. Senator Pepper and the League of Nations, p. 697
      9. The Death of Lord Carnarvon, p. 697
      10. The French Proposal for Scrapping All Navies, p. 698
      11. The Reds' War Against Religion, p. 698
      12. Ship Ahoy!, p. 699
      13. The Tabert Case, p. 700
      14. Negotiating by Habit by Herbert Francis Sherwood, pp. 701-702
      15. Lord Robert Cecil by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 703-705
      16. Applied Science Civil and Military, pp. 706-707
      17. Joseph Conrad---the Man by Elbridge L. Adams, pp. 708-712
      18. Two Poems by Aline Kilmer, p. 713
      19. The Democratic Theory and Religion by Willard L. Sperry, pp. 713-714
      20. Conquering Icebergs in the North Atlantic by Charles Fitzhugh Talman, pp. 715-717
      21. Buried Architecture of New York, p. 718
      22. [+]
        Among the New Novels by R.D. Townsend, p. 719 - 6 Reviews
        Faint Perfume by Zona Gale
        His Children's Children by Arthur Train
        The Quare Women by Lucy Furman
        Possession by Mazo de la Roche
        Ponjola by Cynthia Stockley
        The House of the Secret by Claude Farrere
      23. [+]
        Citizen Tree, p. 720 - 2 Reviews
        Trees as Good Citizens by Charles Lathrop Pack
        The School Book of Forestry by Charles Lathrop Pack
      24. Books Received, pp. 720-721
      25. Seventy-seven Years of Advertising Copy by Marsh K. Powers, pp. 722-731
      26. By the Way, p. 732
    4. [+]
      April 25, 1923 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Disorder in Parliament for Want of a Gladstone, p. 737
      2. Are the Soviets Frightened?, p. 737
      3. An Artist as First Citizen, p. 738
      4. When Things Are Not What They Seem, p. 738
      5. Making Ready for Prosperity, p. 738
      6. The Tongue of an Enemy, p. 739
      7. Public Ownership by Mortgage, p. 740
      8. Business Benefits of Prohibition, p. 740
      9. Where Prohibition Does Not Prohibit, p. 741
      10. A Bigger Canal or a New One?, p. 741
      11. The Roosevelt Medals, p. 741
      12. The Ku Klux Klan in Politics, p. 742
      13. What Forest Protection Means, p. 742
      14. Engineering in Human Nature, p. 743
      15. Great Themese Not Greatly Treated, pp. 743-744
      16. The Ruhr Situation and the Frecnh View of It by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 745-747
      17. Baseball's Future by Richard Barry, pp. 748-749
      18. The Birth of a New Sport by M.W. Royse, pp. 750-753
      19. Small-Boat Sailing by Herbert L. Stone, pp. 754-756
      20. Catch 'Em Young by Elon Jessup, pp. 757-758
      21. Boys and Girls in Tennis by William T. Tilden II, pp. 759-761
      22. Lordly Bass and Lowly Sewage by Dr. James Alexander Henshall, pp. 762-763
      23. The East Emulates the West, p. 764
      24. The Boy and His Poetry by Hubert V. Coryell, p. 765
      25. [+]
        The New Books, p. 766 - 5 Reviews
        Abraham Lincoln as a Man of Letters by Luther Emerson Robinson
        Barnum by M.R. Werner
        The Letters of Lord and Lady Wolseley, 1870-1911 by George Arthur, Garnet Wolseley, and Louisa Wolseley, ...
        Human Australasia by Charles Franklin Thwing
        The Rose in America by J. Horace McFarland
      26. Books Received, pp. 766-767
      27. The Otter by G.W. Bartlett, pp. 768-769
      28. The "Freeman" on the Great Albany Exclusion Act, p. 770
      29. Cutting One Door Through One Wall, p. 771
      30. Financial Department, pp. 772-778
      31. By the Way, pp. 779-780
    5. [+]
      May 2, 1923 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. America and the International Court, p. 785
      2. The Chester Concessions, p. 785
      3. Wages and Welfare in Key Industries, p. 786
      4. What is Criminal Syndicalism?, p. 786
      5. Being Topped They Higher Rise, p. 787
      6. Are Gamblers Collecting Tribute from the Sugar-Bowl?, p. 788
      7. Creed or Christ?, p. 788
      8. A Centennial of Transporation, p. 789
      9. The American Background in Art, p. 790
      10. Colonial Japanese and "Modernist" Art in Contrast, p. 791
      11. Spoofing or Ignorance?, p. 791
      12. Indian Dances, p. 792
      13. Policing Panama by William C. Gregg, p. 793
      14. Ug and N'Bimbi Teach Civics by Charles K. Taylor, pp. 794-795
      15. Democracy Honored, p. 796
      16. Democracy Dishonored, p. 797
      17. Japan's Progressive Spokesman by Edward L. Conn, pp. 798-800
      18. From Mine Worker to Ambassador at Washington by Edward Corsi, pp. 801-803
      19. Father Rovier Gets a Letter by Fullerton Waldo, p. 804
      20. The Farmer's Background by Dr. A.C. True, pp. 805-807
      21. Africa the Last Stronghold of Big Game, p. 808
      22. [+]
        The Letters of a Shakespearean Specialist by Herbert S. Gorman, p. 809 - 1 Review
        The Letters of Horace Howard Furness by Horace H. Furness Jayne and Horace Howard Furness, ...
      23. [+]
        The New Books, p. 810 - 1 Review
        The Manuel Rosenberg Course in Newspaper Art by Manuel Rosenberg
      24. [+]
        Fiction The Tyranny of Power, by D. Thomas Curtin, p. 810 - 3 Reviews
        The Tyranny of Power by D. Thomas Curtin
        Stories, Dreams and Allegories by Olive Schreiner
        The Wrong Move by Anna Robeson Burr
      25. [+]
        Poetry Collected Poems: 1907-1922, by John Erskine, p. 811 - 5 Reviews
        Collected Poems: 1907-1922 by John Erskine
        Poems of American Patriotism by Brander Matthews
        Roosevelt as the Poets Saw Him by Charles Hanson Towne and Clara Thackeray Hillman, ...
        Under the Tree by Elizabeth Madox Roberts
        The World's Great Religious Poetry by Caroline Miles Hill
      26. [+]
        Essays and Criticism Our Best Poets, by Theodore Maynard, p. 812 - 2 Reviews
        Our Best Poets by Theodore Maynard
        Penguin Persons and Peppermints by Walter Prichard Eaton
      27. [+]
        Travel and Description Memories of Travel, by Viscount Bryce, p. 813 - 1 Review
        Memories of Travel by Viscount Bryce
      28. [+]
        Educational The Winston Implified Dictionary, by William D..., p. 814 - 1 Review
        The Winston Implified Dictionary by William Dodge Lewis and Edgar A. Singer
      29. Books Received, p. 814
      30. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 815-817
      31. The Growing Atlantic Fleet, p. 818
      32. By the Way, pp. 819-820
    6. [+]
      May 9, 1923 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The Rise of Canadian Farmers to Political Power, p. 827
      2. Not a Promising Prospect for American Farmers, p. 827
      3. The Sale of Liquor on Ships, p. 828
      4. The Doctors have a "Drive", p. 828
      5. "Shall the Elephant...Carry it Thus?", p. 829
      6. Free State or Republic?, p. 830
      7. Friendly Overtures to Mexico, p. 830
      8. Germany's Self-Imposed Dilemma, p. 830
      9. Knute Nelson, p. 831
      10. Arthur Mees, p. 832
      11. A True Romancer of the West, p. 832
      12. We Correct a Contemporary, p. 832
      13. Benedict Arnold and Barbless Hooks, p. 833
      14. A Builder and What He Built by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, p. 834
      15. Daybreak in Central Europe by George W. Alger, pp. 835-837
      16. The Twenty-second International Exhibition of Paintings at Carnegie Institute Pittsbur..., pp. 838-839
      17. A Defense of Cowardice by H.J. Haskell, p. 840
      18. Making Friends with a Volcano by John Anson Ford, pp. 841-842
      19. Church War or Church Unity by Orvis F. Jordan, pp. 843-844
      20. Henry Ford's Ideal: People Before Profits by William L. Stidger, pp. 845-846
      21. Abraham's Home Town by William A. McGarry, pp. 847-848
      22. Immigrant by Harold Vinal, p. 849
      23. Two Village Delegates by Emanuel L. Nowak, pp. 849-850
      24. An Indian Rice Harvest, p. 851
      25. [+]
        New Forms in the Theather by Montrose J. Moses, pp. 852-853 - 3 Reviews
        Continental Stagecraft by Kenneth Macgowan and Robert Edmond Jones
        The Flower in Drama by Stark Young
        The Craftsmanship of the One-Act Play by Percival Wilde
      26. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 854-855 - 11 Reviews
        The Burning Spear by John Galsworthy
        The Flight by Muriel Hine
        The House on Smith Square by Anna Robeson Burr
        Vincent Van Gogh: A Biographical Study by Julius Meier-Graefe
        Pandita Ramabai (Sarasvati) and Her Work by Clementina Butler
        Creative Spirits of the Nineteenth Century by Georg Brandes
        The Tail of the Hemisphere: Chile and Argentina by Frank G. Carpenter
        The Unveiled Ladies of Stamboul by Demetra Vaka
        Bromoil Printing and Bromoil Transfer by Emil Mayer
        Discoveries and Inventions of the Twentieth Century by Edward Cressy
        The Jar of Dreams by Lilla Cabot Perry
      27. Contributors' Gallery, p. 856
      28. The Traveler by Frank Prentice Rand, p. 857
      29. Financial Department, pp. 858-866
      30. By the Way, pp. 867-868
    7. [+]
      May 16, 1923 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. German Naval Outrages and an American Admiral, p. 873
      2. Singapore and the Naval Treaty, p. 873
      3. Chinese Brigands and American Citizens, p. 874
      4. The German Proposal Rejected, p. 874
      5. Give Me Signs of Future Accidents, p. 875
      6. New York State and Prohibition, p. 876
      7. The Prohibition of Narcotics, p. 876
      8. The Fight Against Dear Sugar, p. 877
      9. Booms and Panics, p. 877
      10. Are We Losing Our Farmers?, p. 877
      11. A New Exodus, p. 878
      12. Boys' Week, p. 878
      13. Coast to Coast Coffee, p. 879
      14. Captain Conrad, p. 879
      15. The Davison Scholarship Fund, p. 880
      16. Art and the Undergraduate, p. 880
      17. Labor or Citizenship, p. 881
      18. The Movies and the People, pp. 882-883
      19. On Salt Seas and Sweet Water, pp. 884-885
      20. The Pros and Cons of Prohibition by Henry W. Jessup, p. 886
      21. II. A Square Deal for To-Morrow's Citizens by Alfred E. Stearns, pp. 887-888
      22. The Romantic Fresh-Water Mussel Industry by Courtenay Savage, pp. 889-890
      23. Political Ambitions of Henry Ford by William L. Stidger, pp. 891-892
      24. Travel De Luxe and How to Avoid It by Maria Moravsky, pp. 893-894
      25. Proof That Recruiting Posters Do Not Lie by S.V.M. Ray, p. 895
      26. "Home, Sweet Home"---One Hundred Years After by Gertrude M. Ridgway, pp. 896-899
      27. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 900-901 - 7 Reviews
        Pilgrim's Rest by Francis Brett Young
        The Dramatic Works of Leo Tolstoy by Nathan Haskell Dole and Leo Tolstoy
        The Hills Give Promise by Robert Silliman Hillyer
        Rock-Flower by Jeanne Robert Foster
        Yankee Notions by George S. Bryan
        Wanderings in the Queensland Bush by W. Lavallin Puxley
        Animal Curiosities by W.S. Berridge
      28. Glory by Karl W. Detzer, p. 902
      29. Veterans Who Want Something to Read, p. 902
      30. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 903-906
      31. By the Way, pp. 907-908
    8. [+]
      May 23, 1923 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. International Golf, p. 7
      2. Judge Lindsey's Triumph, p. 7
      3. Eliot Teacher, p. 8
      4. Misleading Figures on the Cost of Wars, p. 8
      5. And the Public Pays to Keep Coal Mines Idle, p. 8
      6. Out of Tune on the Strings?, p. 9
      7. Putting the Brakes on Credit, p. 10
      8. The Anglo-Russian Quarrel, p. 10
      9. Vengeance Not Politics, p. 11
      10. The "Living Church" of Russia, p. 11
      11. China Remonstates Gently with Its Brigands, p. 11
      12. Guilty Higher-Up, p. 12
      13. The Editor-in-Chief to His Friends by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, p. 13
      14. Under the Sign of Taurus, p. 13
      15. Prohibition, p. 13
      16. Joseph Conrad, p. 14
      17. Can We Expect a Stable Government for All China? by Kenneth Scott Latourette, pp. 15-17
      18. Soldiers of Modern Rome and of "Regions Caesar Never Knew", pp. 18-19
      19. The Small Power Cruiser by Herbert L. Stone, pp. 20-22
      20. Our Most Accessible Glaciers by Arthur H. Carhart, pp. 23-24
      21. Make Room for the Turkey by Archibald Rutledge, pp. 25-27
      22. St. Sylvius by Robert Hillyer, p. 28
      23. The Vacation Camera by Henry Hoyt Moore, pp. 28-29
      24. How to Escape the Movies by Frank A. Waugh, p. 30
      25. Playgrounds of America, pp. 31-38
      26. A Boys' Camp in the Roosevelt Country by Hermann Hagedorn, pp. 39-40
      27. "Th' Leavin's o' th' Litter" by Travers D. Carman, pp. 41-42
      28. "Our Brutal Soldiery" by Kingsley Moses, pp. 43-44
      29. On Becoming a Native by One Who is Almost, pp. 45-46
      30. About Summer Reading by R.D. Townsend, p. 47
      31. [+]
        The New Books, p. 48 - 11 Reviews
        Pirate Princes and Yankee Jacks by Daniel Henderson
        The Scudders by Irving Bacheller
        The Early Northern Painters by Mrs. C.R. Peers
        Great and Small Things by Edwin Ray Lankester
        Climb on Alpine Peaks by Abate Achille Ratti
        Jersey: An Isle of Romance by Blanche B. Elliott
        The Red Man in the United States by G.E.E. Lindquist
        Swinging Lanterns by Elizabeth Crump Enders
        Wisdom of the Wilderness by Charles G.D. Roberts
        Understanding Italy by Clayton Sedgwick Cooper
        The Glory of the Pharaohs by Arthur Weigall
      32. Books Received, pp. 48-49
      33. "The Condition of the Farming World", pp. 50-51
      34. English Sports, pp. 52-53
      35. Financial Department, pp. 54-56
      36. What Books Mean to Me, pp. 57-61
      37. Stocking America with People, p. 62
      38. Here's a Good Candidate for the Izaak Walton League of America, pp. 62-64
    9. [+]
      May 30, 1923 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. China Negotiates With Its Bandits, p. 67
      2. How Is It With Weihaiwei?, p. 67
      3. Bonar Law's Retirement, p. 68
      4. German "Passive" Resistance, p. 68
      5. Rumors Are Not Facts, p. 68
      6. Let Us Not Be Worried, p. 69
      7. J.A. Macdonald Journalist Orator Publicist, p. 70
      8. Uncle Sam's Trade Balance, p. 70
      9. Another Labor Bank, p. 71
      10. The Building Situation, p. 71
      11. Grouping the Railways, p. 72
      12. Alien Leaseholders of Indian Lands, p. 72
      13. A Big and Exclusive Crowd of Pilgrims, p. 73
      14. Golf Again, p. 73
      15. Liquor Laws and the Constitution, p. 73
      16. The Unlocked Anthracite Horse Prepares to Get Stolen Again, p. 74
      17. The Quaintness of Being Quaint, p. 74
      18. If France Had Failed, p. 75
      19. The Rivals by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 75-76
      20. The Swing of the Pendulum by J.D. Whelpley, pp. 77-78
      21. The French Say "Stop" to the Turks by Pierre de Lanux, p. 79
      22. Where the Sugar Profits Are Going by William P. Helm, Jr., pp. 80-81
      23. Within the Range of Modern Photography, pp. 82-83
      24. Hand-Picked Eggs by Edward K. Parkinson, p. 84
      25. The Big Yankee Schooner by John T. Rowland, pp. 85-87
      26. After Music by Bernice Lesbia Kenyon, p. 88
      27. The Disastrous Results of Pollution of Our Waters by David M. Neuberger, pp. 88-90
      28. From Congress to Cabinet: Experiences and Impressions of Public Life in Washington by William C. Redfield, pp. 91-94
      29. "Oh, Missionaries!" by Margaret Wentworth, pp. 95-96
      30. Along Western Highways, p. 97
      31. The Revier in Mid-Channel by Herbert S. Gorman, p. 98
      32. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 99-102 - 5 Reviews
        Things Remembered by Arthur Sherburne Hardy
        The Copper Box by J.S. Fletcher
        Anthony John: A Biography by Jerome K. Jerome
        The Burgess Flower Book for Children by Thornton W. Burgess
        The Peaks of Shala by Rose Wilder Lane
      33. By the Way, pp. 103-104
    10. [+]
      June 6, 1923 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Law for Others---Note for the Ku Klux Klan!, p. 109
      2. The Sugar Interests Protest, p. 109
      3. The New British Prime Minister and His Cabinet, p. 109
      4. The Anglo-Russian Dispute Subsides, p. 110
      5. Poincare's Ruhr Policy Sustained, p. 110
      6. Thou and Thy House Shall Rue It, p. 111
      7. In the Ruhr, p. 112
      8. Campaign for the League of Nations, p. 112
      9. Honor to Leaders of American Thought and Art, p. 113
      10. Merited Awards, p. 113
      11. What Presbyterians Believe, p. 114
      12. What Presbyterians Are Doing, p. 114
      13. Science and the Knowledge of God, p. 115
      14. Jules Jusserand Humane Scholar, p. 116
      15. Words Wonderful Words!, p. 117
      16. The God of Vengeance, p. 117
      17. Stanley Baldwin by Robert M. Field, pp. 118-119
      18. Units in a Great Power Development, pp. 120-121
      19. The Oracle of the Oar by George Marvin, pp. 122-124
      20. The Younger Generation Speaks for Itself by Marianna Wemple Priest, p. 125
      21. II. The College Man and the Church by a Student at Harvard, pp. 126-127
      22. The Overlord of Four Hundred Millions by Grace Thompson Seton, pp. 128-131
      23. A Greek Translation by Esther Johnston, p. 132
      24. From Congress to Cabinet: Experiences and Impressions of Public Life in Washington by William C. Redfield, pp. 133-137
      25. Too Much or Too Little Ego in This Cosmos?, p. 138
      26. [+]
        The Stein Songs and Poetry by Harold T. Pulsifer, p. 139 - 1 Review
        Geography and Plays by Gertrude Stein
      27. [+]
        The New Books, p. 139 - 7 Reviews
        Black, White and Brindled by Eden Phillpotts
        A Friend at Court by Leon Stern and Elizabeth G. Stern
        The Fascinating Stranger, and Other Stories by Booth Tarkington
        Hugh Gwyeth: A Roundhead Cavalier by Beulah Marie Dix
        In the Land of Cotton by Dorothy Scarborough
        Old For-Ever by Alfred Ollivant
        Time Is Whispering by Elizabeth Robins
      28. [+]
        Various Roughing It Smoothly, by Elon Jessup, p. 140 - 6 Reviews
        Roughing It Smoothly by Elon Jessup
        My Thirty Years in Baseball by John Joseph McGraw
        By Camel and Car to the Peacock Throne by E. Alexander Powell
        Down the Mackenzie by Fullerton Waldo
        Cruises Along By-Ways of the Pacific by William Herbert Hobbs
        Madrid: Past and Present by Beatrice Erskine
      29. Books Received, p. 140
      30. The Mail Bag, pp. 141-142
      31. Safeguarding America's Motor Transportation Interests by William Ullman, pp. 143-150
      32. By the Way, pp. 151-152
    11. [+]
      June 13, 1923 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. America Again at Chaumont, p. 157
      2. De Valera Yields, p. 157
      3. The Mixed Claims Commission, p. 157
      4. What the Claims Are, p. 158
      5. The Big Berthas, p. 158
      6. Is't Far You Ride?, p. 159
      7. The Man Who Cleaned Up St. Louis, p. 160
      8. Claude Kitchin, p. 161
      9. Revolt Against Sectarianism Organizes Itself, p. 161
      10. Baptist Friction Reduced, p. 162
      11. Baptists and Education, p. 162
      12. Hands Off the National Parks, p. 162
      13. Veniselos States the Case for Greece by Elbert Francis Baldwin, p. 163
      14. To Fellow-Fans, p. 163
      15. Governor Smith Burns His Bridges, p. 164
      16. What the Italians Think of the German Situation by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 165-167
      17. America and the European Situation by Major-General Sir George Aston, p. 168
      18. Prospects of the Baldwin Government by P.W. Wilson, p. 169
      19. When Cities Celebrate, pp. 170-171
      20. Mooseheart Education That Sticks by Albert Bushnell Hart, pp. 172-173
      21. The Magic Box by Ruth Sawyer, pp. 174-175
      22. Sand on the Diamond by Gilbert Patten, pp. 176-178
      23. The Religion of the Campus by a Student at Harvard, pp. 179-180
      24. From Congress to Cabinet. Experiences and Impressions of Public Life in Washington by William C. Redfield, pp. 181-186
      25. Bathers of Bathurst Lakes, p. 187
      26. The Tercentenary of the First Folio Shakespeare by Gertrude M. Ridgway, pp. 188-191
      27. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 192-193 - 6 Reviews
        The Day's Journey by W.B. Maxwell
        Sky-Line Inn by Donal Hamilton Haines
        "Strictly Business" by F. Morton Howard
        Walter of Tiverton by Bernard Marshall
        De Senectute by Frederic Harrison
        Sunwise Turn by Madge Jenison
      28. Financial Department, pp. 194-199
      29. By the Way, p. 200
    12. [+]
      June 20, 1923 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Bryan-Smith Debate on Prohibition, p. 203
      2. Advertising and International Friendship, p. 203
      3. On Being a Neighbor, p. 204
      4. Authors and Movies, p. 204
      5. I Will Make It Felony to Drink Small Beer, p. 205
      6. Pierre Loti, p. 206
      7. The Awards of the Roosevelt Medals, p. 206
      8. Railway Earnings and Railway Rates, p. 207
      9. Souvenir Leavers and Souvenir Hunters, p. 207
      10. Germany's Latest, p. 208
      11. Austria as an Example to Germany, p. 208
      12. The German Plan to Burn London and Paris, p. 209
      13. A Sudden Shift in the Balkan Game, p. 209
      14. The Supreme Court and Public Welfare, pp. 209-210
      15. The Broad-Mindedness of Wetness, p. 211
      16. Youth at the Mystic Shrine, p. 212
      17. Some Points in the Turkish Situation by Elizabeth Washburne Wright, p. 213
      18. An Italian Cromwell by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 214-217
      19. Trees to Save and to Serve, pp. 218-219
      20. Our So-Called Peace by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 220-221
      21. Help or No Help for Germany by Ida Donges Staudt, p. 222
      22. From Congress to Cabinet. Experiences and Impressions of Public Life in Washington by William C. Redfield, pp. 223-228
      23. Substitutes for Motherhood by Ethel Wadsworth Cartland, pp. 229-230
      24. A Mystery Ship---Challenger of Sea and Air by Rear-Admiral William A. Moffett, pp. 231-233
      25. Quiet Works by Miriam Vedder, p. 234
      26. Oh, My Son! by Ladd Plumley, pp. 234-236
      27. We Might Borrow Him to Hunt Boll Weevils With, p. 237
      28. "Serious" Books and Fiction by Arnold Mulder, pp. 238-239
      29. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 240-242 - 4 Reviews
        Selected Poems by George Sterling
        America and the Atlantic by G.A. Ballard
        Memories of Later Years by Oscar Browning
        The Community Newspaper by Emerson P. Harris and Florence Harris Hooke
      30. The Mail Bag, pp. 243-246
      31. Contributors' Gallery, p. 247
      32. By the Way, p. 248
    13. [+]
      June 27, 1923 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The Leviathan Goes A-Sailing, p. 251
      2. Trying to Enforce a Foolish Law, p. 251
      3. What is One Country's Drink is Another Country's Poison, p. 251
      4. The Industrial Court of Kansas, p. 252
      5. The Roosevelt Medals, p. 252
      6. There is No Creature Loves Me, p. 253
      7. Romanticist and Mediaevalist, p. 254
      8. The World Championship in Golf, p. 254
      9. The Problem of Transpolar Flight, p. 255
      10. Duplicating the Lightning, p. 255
      11. The Flight of a President, p. 256
      12. Bulgaria's Fugitive Prime Minister Killed, p. 256
      13. Industrial War or Industrial Co-operation, p. 256
      14. Amherst College in the Limelight, p. 257
      15. Beaver Revisited by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 258-259
      16. A Mountaineer Pope by Elbert Francis Baldwin, p. 260
      17. Passports and Visas by J.D. Whelpley, pp. 261-262
      18. The Death of Communism in Russia by Edwin W. Hullinger, pp. 263-265
      19. Newport---A Resort for Unfashionables Too by Henry Hoyt Moore, pp. 266-271
      20. What Amundsen Would Face in a Flight to the North Pole by Burt M. McConnell, pp. 272-273
      21. The Castle That Battle Built by Robert Hayne Leavell, pp. 274-275
      22. A Matter of Conservation by Captain Edward C. Crossman, pp. 276-278
      23. From Congress to Cabinet. Experiences and Impressions of Public Life in Washington by William C. Redfield, pp. 279-283
      24. The Defeated Years by Marjorie Meeker, p. 284
      25. At Sea in the Silberhorn by Bill Adams, pp. 284-285
      26. Bread from a Beehive, p. 286
      27. [+]
        Six New Stories by R.D. Townsend, p. 287 - 6 Reviews
        Danger by Ernest Poole
        The Hidden Road by Elsie Singmaster
        Annette and Bennett by Gilbert Cannan
        Baroque by Louis Joseph Vance
        Barrie Marvell: His Dreams and Adventures by Charles Vince
        Mr. Podd by Freeman Tilden
      28. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 287-289 - 8 Reviews
        Mark Twain's Speeches by Albert Bigelow Paine and Mark Twain
        Thomas Nelson Page by Rosswell Page
        Adventures in Humanity by William L. Stidger
        The Ballad of St. Barbara, and Other Verses by G.K. Chesterton
        Preludes, 1921-1922 by John Drinkwater
        Old Indian Trails by Walter McClintock
        The Southern Sierras of California by Charles Francis Saunders
        The Unfortunate Colonel Despard, and Other Studies by Charles Oman
      29. Financial Department, pp. 290-295
      30. By the Way, p. 296
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1923 = 13 Issues, 394 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 4, 1923 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Etna in Action, p. 299
      2. The United Church of Canada, p. 299
      3. Flocking to School, p. 300
      4. College Honors, p. 300
      5. A Homeless "Home Sweet Home", p. 300
      6. Lead Boy; Which Way?, p. 301
      7. Off for Greenland, p. 302
      8. A Plan to Electrify the Nation, p. 302
      9. Insulin Saves Life But Does Not Cure, p. 303
      10. Medical Training for Negroes, p. 304
      11. For Wayfarers by Motor, p. 304
      12. A Mileage Ideal, p. 304
      13. A Groundless Attack, p. 304
      14. Minnesota at the Polls, p. 305
      15. The Mob Fears the Law, p. 305
      16. The President of the United States to the Stockholders, pp. 306-307
      17. The Yale-Harvard Races by R.D. Townsend, pp. 308-309
      18. General Gouraud: Some Personal Reminiscences by Raymond Recouly, p. 310
      19. The Quota Law by Ernest Greenwood, pp. 311-313
      20. Traveling by Earth Air and Water, pp. 314-315
      21. Is Fascism Dead? by Ernest Poole, pp. 316-317
      22. The American Amateur Golf Team in Britain by Robert A. Gardner, pp. 318-319
      23. Is the Social Worker Religious? by Julia Houston Railey, pp. 320-321
      24. The Philosopher by Hermann Hagedorn, p. 322
      25. From Congress to Cabinet. Experiences and Impressions of Public Life in Washington by William C. Redfield, pp. 323-326
      26. Books and Life by Ralph Richmond, p. 327
      27. Second Prize---Books to Look at and to Live With by Fred L. Palmer, p. 328
      28. Third Prize---The Best of the Old and New by "K.W.R.", p. 328
      29. Plagues that Imperil Our Plants by Newton Fuessle, pp. 329-332
      30. From Connecticut to California, p. 333
      31. [+]
        Psychological Biography by Lawrence F. Abbott, p. 334 - 1 Review
        Damaged Souls by Gamaliel Bradford
      32. [+]
        The New Books, p. 335 - 1 Review
        Songs of Unrest by Bernice Lesbia Kenyon
      33. The Birth of the Liberty Bell by Carl Holliday, pp. 336-337
      34. Playing with Fire by E.A. Sherman, pp. 338-343
      35. By the Way, p. 344
    2. [+]
      July 11, 1923 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Seizing Liquor on Foreign Ships, p. 349
      2. A "Wet" Void Filled, p. 349
      3. American Freight on American Ships, p. 349
      4. The Man in Alaska that Secretary Wallace is Looking for, p. 350
      5. Harding's Labor Policy, p. 350
      6. What is the News i' the Court?, p. 351
      7. Comments by Organized Labor's Spokesman, p. 352
      8. Is This a New Ballinger Case?, p. 352
      9. They Crossed the Continent and Won, p. 353
      10. A New Meaning for an Old Word, p. 353
      11. A Prize for Peace, pp. 353-354
      12. America's Murder Record, p. 355
      13. The Obstinate New Turks, pp. 355-356
      14. Guard Yellowstone Park, p. 357
      15. Coal: A Summer Discourse on Winter Fuel by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 357-358
      16. Turkey Advertised by Elbert Francis Baldwin, p. 359
      17. America at the Geneva Opium Conference by Elizabeth Washburne Wright, pp. 360-361
      18. Legitimate Wetness in New York City, pp. 362-363
      19. Psychologists---So and Pseudo by Martha Guernsey, pp. 364-365
      20. Vivisection and Modern Miracles by Ernest Harold Baynes, pp. 366-368
      21. Education Under the Bolsheviks by Arthur Ruhl, pp. 369-372
      22. From Congress to Cabinet. Experiences and Impressions of Public Life in Washington by William C. Redfield, pp. 373-377
      23. Hound of Son by Isabel Fiske Conant, p. 378
      24. Oxford Again---A Rhodes Scholar Goes Back by Robert Hale, pp. 378-379
      25. The New Crop by Zephine Humphrey, pp. 380-382
      26. Two Reasons Why Californians Do Not Dislike Their Country, p. 383
      27. The Cupboard Was Bare by Julia Houston Railey, p. 383
      28. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 384-385 - 2 Reviews
        The Life of Abraham Lincoln by Ida M. Tarbell
        My Nestorian Adventure in China by Frits Holm
      29. Contributors' Gallery, p. 386
      30. Financial Department, pp. 387-390
      31. By the Way, pp. 391-392
    3. [+]
      July 18, 1923 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Twelve-Hour Day, p. 395
      2. The Coal Commission's Report on the Anthracite Monopoly, p. 395
      3. Price and Cost of Anthracite, p. 395
      4. Anthracite Miners and Operators, p. 396
      5. Why Negro Veterans Lack Negro Doctors, p. 396
      6. "I Eyed Them Even to Their Ships", p. 397
      7. The Farmer-Labor Split, p. 398
      8. A Proposed Embargo on Canadian Pulp Wood, p. 398
      9. Our Paper Supply, p. 398
      10. Sport Overseas, p. 398
      11. Former Justice Day, p. 399
      12. Rome and the Ruhr, p. 399
      13. If Germany is Poor, p. 399
      14. England's Business is Business, pp. 399-400
      15. From Homer to Hearst, p. 401
      16. Beauty Talks by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 402-403
      17. The Germany of To-Day by Natalie De Bogory, pp. 404-407
      18. Visitors and Visitation, pp. 408-409
      19. Democracy in the Land of Dictators by Upton Close, pp. 410-412
      20. The Bermuda Race by Herbert L. Stone, pp. 413-416
      21. Saving Brains by Charles K. Taylor, p. 417
      22. Twin Miracles: Radio and Aviation by Thaddeus Nelson Sandifer, pp. 418-419
      23. Nemesis by Elsie Singmaster, pp. 420-423
      24. From Congress to Cabinet. Experiences and Impressions of Public Life in Washington by William C. Redfield, pp. 424-429
      25. Island Birds of the Pacific, p. 430
      26. [+]
        From "Lincoln" to "Cromwell" by Charles Henry Meltzer, p. 431 - 1 Review
        Oliver Cromwell: A Character Study by John Drinkwater
      27. [+]
        Vachel Lindsay---Singer and Prophet by David Morton, p. 432 - 1 Review
        Collected Poems by Vachel Lindsay
      28. [+]
        The New Books, p. 432 - 2 Reviews
        Representative American Short Stories by Alexander Jessup
        True Adventures of the Secret Service by Major C.E. Russell
      29. College Sports in England: Another View by Earl M. Dunbar, p. 433
      30. Ex-Soldier Crimes Following the War by Fred L. Holmes, p. 434
      31. The World's Best Seller by George William Carter, Ph.D., pp. 434-435
      32. By the Way, pp. 436-438
    4. [+]
      July 25, 1923 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. An Open Champion of Twenty-One, p. 445
      2. The Alaskan Tangle, p. 445
      3. An Excuse for Extravagance?, p. 445
      4. The High Cost of Eating, p. 446
      5. Maternal Government, p. 446
      6. For National Forest Lands in the Eastern States, p. 446
      7. Thou Ne'er Put'st Back, p. 447
      8. The Election of Magnus Johnson, p. 448
      9. America on the High Seas, p. 448
      10. What's in a Name? Worry!, p. 449
      11. A Decrease in Lynching, p. 449
      12. Ending the Twelve-Hour Day, p. 449
      13. A Neighbor's Brave Death, p. 450
      14. Manitoba Goes Wet, p. 450
      15. Poincare and Baldwin, p. 451
      16. House-Boats and Sewers, p. 452
      17. Gloucester and the "Angry-Saxons" by Lawrence F. Abbott, p. 453
      18. Methodists on Monte Mario by Elbert Francis Baldwin, p. 454
      19. Wanted---A Policy for New Americans by Herbert Francis Sherwood, pp. 455-457
      20. Gloucester on Her Three Hundredth Birthday by Lester G. Hornby, pp. 458-461
      21. "Flowing with Milk and Honey" by Jennie Rosenholtz, pp. 462-464
      22. From Congress to Cabinet. Experiences and Impressions of Public Life in Washington by William C. Redfield, pp. 465-470
      23. Other People's Price by O.M. Kile, pp. 471-473
      24. Pioneers of Mayan Research by Willis Fletcher Johnson, pp. 474-475
      25. Getting About in Russia by Arthur Ruhl, pp. 476-478
      26. [+]
        Shackleton---Boy and Man by Burt M. McConnell, pp. 479-480 - 1 Review
        The Life of Sir Ernest Shackleton by Hugh Robert Mill
      27. [+]
        The New Books, p. 481 - 3 Reviews
        Poems from "Life" by Oliver Herford
        Suspended Judgments by John Cowper Powys
        Thirteen Worthies by Llewelyn Powys
      28. Financial Department, pp. 482-484
      29. Working Girls' Vacation Society, pp. 485-487
      30. By the Way, p. 488
    5. [+]
      August 1, 1923 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Discontent and Wheat, p. 491
      2. If Not Wheat What?, p. 491
      3. If at First You Don't Succeed, p. 491
      4. The Trial of a Reformer, p. 492
      5. Sigsbee of the Maine, p. 492
      6. Conditions of the Bok Prize, p. 492
      7. The Question of Prohibition in Switzerland, p. 492
      8. Russia's Political Quarantine, p. 492
      9. Do You Find Some Occasion to Anger?, p. 493
      10. On Track and Court, p. 494
      11. A Reform for Alaska, p. 494
      12. Sherman Rogers's Telegraphic Report from Alaska, p. 495
      13. A Political Tempest in the Philippines, p. 495
      14. No Chance for a Napoleon, p. 496
      15. Industrial War Versus Industrial Co-Operation by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 497-498
      16. Villa is Dead; "Viva Villa!" by Gregory Mason, p. 499
      17. The British Ambassador at Washington by J.D. Whelpley, pp. 500-501
      18. Industrial Achievements and the Presidential Progress, pp. 502-503
      19. Art that Blooms at the Desert's Rim by Rose Henderson, pp. 504-506
      20. The Story of the World Court by Willis Fletcher Johnson, pp. 507-508
      21. Putting the United States on the Map by Charles Fitzhugh Talman, pp. 509-511
      22. In the Bow of the Splendiferous by Oscar Lewis, p. 512
      23. A Soliloquy on Noses by George Southcote, p. 513
      24. From Congress to Cabinet. Experiences and Impressions of Public Life in Washington by William C. Redfield, pp. 514-518
      25. Scenes in Monongahela National Forest West Virginia, p. 519
      26. [+]
        A Guide to the Imagination by Edmund Lester Pearson, p. 520 - 1 Review
        Rider's New York City by Fremont Rider
      27. [+]
        The New Books, p. 521 - 3 Reviews
        That Marvel -- The Movie by Edward S. Van Zile
        Selected Poems by Robert Frost
        The Great Dream by Marguerite Wilkinson
      28. "What Books Mean to Me" by Katherine L. Kelly, p. 522
      29. The Shelf-ish Shell-Fish by Ellen Knap, p. 522
      30. Two-Way Windows by Katherine Carr Wilson, p. 522
      31. One for Every Mood by R.S. Deck, p. 523
      32. Filling in the Chinks of Time by Helen M. Francis, p. 524
      33. The Mail Bag, pp. 524-526
      34. By the Way, pp. 527-528
    6. [+]
      August 8, 1923 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The President's Illness, p. 531
      2. A Heatless Winter?, p. 531
      3. Are Coal Consumers Helpless?, p. 531
      4. The Alchemy of the Gloves, p. 531
      5. A Hint in the "World" to the World, p. 532
      6. Poisoned "Hooch", p. 532
      7. I Would Not Farm It, p. 533
      8. "The Return of an Innocent Abroad", p. 534
      9. The President and the People, p. 535
      10. Recruits for the Army of Builders, p. 536
      11. A Threat Worse Than a Blunder, p. 536
      12. The New Turkey, p. 537
      13. France from the Back of an English Mare by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 538-539
      14. Anti-Semitism in Central Europe by Edward Corsi, pp. 540-541
      15. The Pageantry of Humankind, pp. 542-543
      16. Rejected by Leslie Nelson Jennings, p. 544
      17. Salvage by Charles K. Taylor, pp. 544-546
      18. And They Said It Couldn't Be Done! by Sherman Rogers, pp. 547-552
      19. Three City-Bred Jews That the Farmer Trusts by Silas Bent, pp. 553-555
      20. The Burning Hill by Abbie Huston Evans, p. 556
      21. A Son of Pericles by George S. Brooks, pp. 556-558
      22. Reconstruction Days at Vaux France, p. 559
      23. [+]
        "Ballades and Verses Vain" by Edmund Lester Pearson, pp. 560-561 - 1 Review
        The Poetical Works of Andrew Lang by Andrew Lang
      24. [+]
        The New Books, p. 562 - 3 Reviews
        Melloney Holtspur; or, The Pangs of Love by John Masefield
        Man's Prehistoric Past by Harris Hawthorne Wilder
        Biology in America by R.T. Young
      25. Financial Department, p. 563
      26. "What Books Mean to Me" by Mabel K. Richardson, p. 564
      27. She Who Rides May Read by Kathro Mason, pp. 564-566
      28. By the Way, pp. 567-569
    7. [+]
      August 15, 1923 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The Death of President Harding, p. 570
      2. Honors to the Chief, p. 570
      3. Estimates and Appreciation, pp. 570-571
      4. The New President Takes Office, p. 572
      5. A Triumph for the Eight-Hour Day, p. 572
      6. As Thou Seest Ourselves in Heavy Plight, p. 573
      7. Racing Against the Quotas, p. 574
      8. Stop the Race, p. 574
      9. Avoiding the Threat of a Boom, p. 574
      10. Does One Dollar Equal Five?, p. 574
      11. A New German System with an Old German Spirit, p. 575
      12. President Harding and His Administration, pp. 575-576
      13. The Harding They Knew, pp. 577-579
      14. The New President: Calvin Coolidge, p. 580
      15. A Good Neighbor by Lawrence F. Abbott, p. 581
      16. Warren Harding---Stranger to Hate by Robert R. Small, pp. 582-583
      17. Calvin Coolidge and the Little Things by Mercer Vernon, pp. 584-585
      18. The Vacant Leadership by Stanley Frost, pp. 586-587
      19. A Portrait of a Son by a Father, p. 588
      20. Why I Have Lost Faith in Capital Punishment by M.B. Levick, pp. 589-590
      21. "Free Tourist Camp, One Mile" by Charles Moreau Harger, pp. 591-592
      22. On the Slopes of Etna by Roger Sherman Loomis, pp. 593-594
      23. The Fat of the Land by Charles W. Holman, pp. 595-597
      24. Larkspur by Marjorie Meeker, p. 598
      25. Maurice Hewlett---An Appreciation by May Ellis Nichols, p. 599
      26. [+]
        Poetry, p. 599 - 1 Review
        Come on Home by Douglas Malloch
      27. Rebuilding the World's Highways of Commerce by Charles Hodges, pp. 600-604
      28. Contributors' Gallery, p. 605
      29. By the Way, pp. 606-608
    8. [+]
      August 22, 1923 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Cuno to Stresemann, p. 611
      2. The British Plea for Germany, p. 611
      3. Lest We Forget Bergdoll, p. 611
      4. America and Turkey, p. 612
      5. The People Honor Their Dead Leader, p. 612
      6. The Empty White House, p. 612
      7. And Give Me Signs of Future Accidents, p. 613
      8. Three Hundred Years Old, p. 614
      9. Conquering the Channel, p. 614
      10. A Worshiper of Sunlight, p. 614
      11. What President Coolidge Faces, pp. 615-616
      12. Stop Talking and Mine Coal, p. 617
      13. The Savagery of Partisanship by Lawrence F. Abbott, p. 618
      14. The Conquering Turk by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 619-620
      15. Is the Presidency a "Hazardous Occupation"? by David Lilienthal, pp. 621-623
      16. A Nation Honors Its Servant by Stanley Frost, p. 624
      17. Allies and Associates by Charles Henry Meltzer, p. 625
      18. The Gambling Demon in Europe by Henri Beraud, p. 626
      19. An Interview with President Obregon of Mexico by William L. Stidger, pp. 627-628
      20. Red Men in Gas Buggies by Sherman Rogers, pp. 629-632
      21. The Pony Express Will Ride Again by J.M. Seabright, pp. 633-635
      22. Brahms and Company at Lemon Hill by Fullerton Waldo, p. 636
      23. "Methodists on Monte Mario". Protests to the Editor-in-Chief of The Outlook by Frank Mason North, p. 637
      24. II. From a Catholic Point of View by Edward Hawks, p. 638
      25. Religion and Art on the Desert, p. 639
      26. [+]
        Philosophical Lovers by Madame Charles Bieler, nee Merle d'Aubigne, p. 640 - 1 Review
        Fragments D'Un Journal Intime by Henri-Frederic Amiel
      27. [+]
        The New Books, p. 641 - 3 Reviews
        The City of Lilies by Anthony Pryde and R.K. Weekes
        Hunting a Hair Shirt, and Other Spiritual Adventures by Aline M. Kilmer
        A Book of Love by Charles Vildrac
      28. Financial Department, pp. 642-643
      29. Stand Firm, p. 644
      30. The Farm Problem Unsolved, pp. 644-645
      31. What is Wrong with Farming? by Austen Bolam, p. 646
      32. Justice to Our Allies, p. 647
      33. By the Way, p. 648
    9. [+]
      August 29, 1923 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The President's Secretary, p. 651
      2. Stamp Lovers Who Deserve Well of the Nation, p. 651
      3. Uncle Sam Ship-Owner, p. 652
      4. Will Coolidge Get the Government Out of the Shipping Business?, p. 652
      5. Rum-Running and the Law, p. 652
      6. The Mind's Construction in the Face, p. 653
      7. France Stands, p. 654
      8. Mexico to the Front Again, p. 654
      9. Independence or Imprudence?, p. 654
      10. Canadian Farmers Form a Wheat Pool, p. 655
      11. Miss Wills Arrives, p. 655
      12. Too Cheap Gas and the Trust-Busting Auto, p. 656
      13. Two Weeks or Bust, p. 657
      14. Science Versus Ignorance, p. 658
      15. British Advice for Ellis Island, p. 658
      16. Henry Ford and Industrial Democracy, p. 659
      17. World Turmoil as Seen from Academic Shades by Andrew Ten Eyck, pp. 660-661
      18. Naval Limitation Becomes Effective by Henry L. Sweinhart, p. 662
      19. Missippi's Fight is Won by Frederick W. Jones, p. 663
      20. A Monument to the Lost Cause, pp. 664-665
      21. Politics Gets the Reclamation Service by Stanley Frost, pp. 666-667
      22. "Two Weeks"---or Bust! by David William Moore, pp. 668-669
      23. These Young People's Minds by Harry T. Baker, p. 670
      24. Henry Ford, His Men and His Management by William L. Stidger, p. 671
      25. The Nation's Disabled Sons by Robert M. Field, pp. 672-673
      26. Where Human Labor is Cheap, p. 674
      27. [+]
        August Fiction by R.D. Townsend, p. 675 - 5 Reviews
        The Hawkeye by Herbert Quick
        North of 36 by Emerson Hough
        Bread by Charles G. Norris
        Octavia by Seymour Van Santvoord
        The Temptress by Vicente Blasco Ibanez
      28. [+]
        The New Books, p. 676 - 4 Reviews
        A Hundred Poems by William Watson
        Spain in Silhouette by Trowbridge Hall
        Seven Ages by Harold Begbie
        The Racial History of Man by Roland B. Dixon
      29. The Mail Bag, p. 677
      30. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 678-679
      31. By the Way, pp. 680-682
    10. [+]
      September 5, 1923 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Contributors' Gallery, p. 4
      2. Destroying a National Asset, p. 5
      3. Coast to Coast and Noon to Noon, p. 5
      4. The Eclipse Next Week to be Observed from Airplanes, p. 6
      5. The Coal Controversy, p. 6
      6. Expedient Manage Must Be Made, p. 7
      7. A Fighting Peacemaker, p. 8
      8. Lord Birkenhead and President Wilson, p. 8
      9. An International Suit at Law, p. 9
      10. Kate Douglas Wiggin, p. 9
      11. The French Reply Business---or Justice, p. 10
      12. Ne'er an A with Nary, p. 11
      13. Patience and the Public, p. 11
      14. What is the Matter with Our Colleges? by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 12-13
      15. Southern Opinion on the Tuskegee Hospital by Lester A. Walton, pp. 14-15
      16. The Mouse in the Republican Cheese by John Ballard, pp. 16-17
      17. Red White and Black, pp. 18-19
      18. The Furtiveness of Liquor by Raymond S. Spears, pp. 20-21
      19. How Coolidge Got the News by Louis J. Lang, pp. 22-24
      20. The Great Farm Problem---Over-Production by Rollin E. Smith, pp. 25-26
      21. Forms of Song: The Lyrics; The Fantasies by Marion Couthouy Smith, p. 27
      22. A Visit to Freud by Raymond Recouly, pp. 27-28
      23. Watching the World's Weather by Charles Fitzhugh Talman, pp. 29-31
      24. The Part of a Brave Tradition, p. 32
      25. [+]
        An Epic of the North Seas by Robert D. Townsend, p. 33 - 1 Review
        The Last of the Vikings by Johan Bojer
      26. [+]
        Protestant Friends of a Catholic Country by Gino Speranza, p. 33 - 1 Review
        With Italy in Her Final War of Liberation by Olin D. Wannamaker
      27. [+]
        The New Books, p. 34 - 7 Reviews
        According to Gibson by Denis Mackail
        The Lunatic at Large Again by J. Storer Clouston
        Over the Footlights by Stephen Leacock
        Thrifty Stock, and Other Stories by Ben Ames Williams
        A Mind That Found Itself by Clifford W. Beers
        A Child's Day by Walter de la Mare
        The Peterborough Anthology by Jean Wright Gorman and Herbert S. Gorman
      28. Books Received, pp. 34-35
      29. Out of a Job by H.P.T., pp. 36-38
      30. By the Way, pp. 39-40
    11. [+]
      September 12, 1923 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Contributors' Gallery, p. 44
      2. The Devastation of Japan, p. 45
      3. A New Link with Europe, p. 45
      4. The Government Needs House Room, p. 46
      5. The Romance of Numbers, p. 46
      6. Who Governs Here?, p. 47
      7. The Effect of Alcohol Upon Longevity, p. 48
      8. The Damage Alcohol Does, p. 48
      9. A Good Word for the Army, p. 48
      10. The Coal Crisis: Work Stops; Debate Goes On, p. 49
      11. Secretary Hughes on the Monroe Doctrine, p. 50
      12. Mexico and the United States Shake Hands, p. 50
      13. Unrest in Cuba, p. 50
      14. Irish Voters Uphold the Free State, p. 51
      15. Italy Raises the Torch, p. 52
      16. Gangsters and the Law, p. 52
      17. A Noble Column Falls by Lawrence F. Abbott, p. 53
      18. The Europe of To-Morrow by Jules Sauervein, pp. 54-55
      19. The Stricken Cities of Japan, pp. 56-58
      20. The Problem of the Japanese in America by Kentaro Kaneko, pp. 59-60
      21. The Airship Programme by Howard Mingos, pp. 61-64
      22. Bankrupt North Dakota; Governor Nesto and Reconstruction by Howard T. Burke, pp. 65-66
      23. Red Apples: A Story by Myra Hardy, pp. 67-68
      24. An Invader from the East, p. 69
      25. [+]
        The Outline of Literature by Edmund Lester Pearson, pp. 70-71 - 1 Review
        The Outline of Literature by John Drinkwater
      26. [+]
        The New Books, p. 72 - 2 Reviews
        Oxford Poetry, 1921 by Alan Porter, Richard Hughes, and Robert Graves
        Oxford Poetry, 1922 by Richard Hughes
      27. The Mail Bag: A Short WAy with Pirates, p. 73
      28. Financial Department, pp. 74-78
      29. By the Way, pp. 79-80
    12. [+]
      September 19, 1923 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. A Publisher of Good Books, pp. 8-83
      2. The Mail Bag, pp. 84-86
      3. The End of the Coal Strike, p. 87
      4. American Commerce Gaining, p. 87
      5. The Price of Poverty, p. 88
      6. An American Biographer, p. 88
      7. Debate of Commonwealth Affairs, p. 89
      8. Modern Science and the Man, p. 90
      9. The ZR-1's Trial Trip, p. 90
      10. Stricken Japan, p. 91
      11. The Earthquake, p. 92
      12. Not a League of Force, p. 93
      13. There are Missionaries and Missionaries by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 94-95
      14. Old Art Flows Where Money Grows, pp. 96-97
      15. Out of the Ashes Japan--- by Gregory Mason, pp. 98-100
      16. The Europe of To-Morrow by Jules Sauervein, pp. 101-102
      17. "What's Wrong with the Movies?" by Courtenay Savage, pp. 103-105
      18. What's a Sick Veteran Between Friends? by Stanley Frost, pp. 106-108
      19. Student Religion, pp. 109-110
      20. The Davis Cup Stays Home, p. 111
      21. [+]
        An English Liberal Stalwart by S.K. Ratcliffe, p. 112 - 1 Review
        The Life of Sir William Harcourt by A.G. Gardiner
      22. [+]
        The Primitive Mind by A.G. Ingalls, p. 112 - 1 Review
        Primitive Mentality by Lucien Levy-Bruhl
      23. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 113-116 - 7 Reviews
        Robin Hood and His Merry Outlaws by J. Walker McSpadden
        Magic Flame, and Other Poems by Robert Haven Schauffler
        Birds I Have Known by Richard Harper Laimbeer
        Henley's Twentieth Century Book of Formulas, Processes and Trade Secrets by Gardner D. Hiscox
        Alaska: The Great Country by Ella Higginson
        Massachusetts Beautiful by Wallace Nutting
        Raw Material by Dorothy Canfield
      24. Contributors' Gallery, p. 117
      25. By the Way, pp. 118-120
    13. [+]
      September 26, 1923 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. The Mail Bag, pp. 121-124
      2. A Question of News, p. 125
      3. The Fiume Trouble, p. 126
      4. Coal: Who Shall Pay the Higher Wages?, p. 126
      5. American Lawlessness, p. 126
      6. Cause and Remedies, p. 126
      7. They Are Such a Gentle Nation!, p. 127
      8. Political Educational and Spiritual Help, p. 128
      9. Art at State Fairs, p. 128
      10. The Smithsonian's Jobs, p. 129
      11. The New-Style Revolution, p. 129
      12. Mr. Anderson and The Outlook, p. 130
      13. John Marshall and Constitution Day by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 131-132
      14. Martial Law in Oklahoma by H.J. Haskell, p. 133
      15. Religious Ceremonies of Inner Mongolia, pp. 134-135
      16. "Ride 'Im, Cowboy!" by Albert Britt, pp. 136-138
      17. The "Vice Ring" vs. the "Virtue Trust" by Charles Phelps Cushing, pp. 139-141
      18. Grab-Bag Training for Veterans by Stanley Frost, pp. 142-144
      19. The Courtesy of the Japanese by Stewart B. Nichols, pp. 145-147
      20. An Oriental Sport in Hawaii, p. 148
      21. [+]
        The New Fiction by R.D. Townsend, p. 149 - 4 Reviews
        A Son at the Front by Edith Wharton
        The End of the House of Alard by Sheila Kaye-Smith
        The Lengthened Shadow by William J. Locke
        Lew Tyler's Wives by Wallace Irwin
      22. [+]
        The New Books, p. 150 - 6 Reviews
        The Boy's Book of Buccaneers by A. Hyatt Verrill
        Jack Gregory by Warren Lee Goss
        Northern Neighbors by Wilfred T. Grenfell
        The Mediterranean Cruise by Rolland Jenkins
        The Child at Home by Cynthia Asquith
        The Dancer in the Shrine by Amanda Benjamin Hall
      23. Books Received, p. 150
      24. Contributors' Gallery, p. 151
      25. Financial Department, pp. 152-154
      26. The Outlook for Marks, pp. 155-158
      27. By the Way, pp. 159-160
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1923 = 13 Issues, 379 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 3, 1923 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 162-166
      2. Now Max Marston Holds It, p. 167
      3. On the Shore of a Ruined City, p. 167
      4. Bankers in Assembly, p. 168
      5. Be Ruled and Led by Some Discretion, p. 169
      6. New York's Newspaper Famine, p. 170
      7. The Career of an Outdoors Man, p. 171
      8. They Will and They Won't, p. 172
      9. The Remedy for Lawlessness is Law, p. 172
      10. Poetry in a North Carolina High School, p. 172
      11. John Morley by Lawrence F. Abbott, p. 173
      12. The Ambassadors in Action by Elbert Francis Baldwin, p. 174
      13. The Menace of Fiume by Charles Henry Meltzer, p. 175
      14. The Terrors of the Earth, pp. 176-177
      15. Salvaging the Veterans' Bureau by Stanley Frost, pp. 178-179
      16. Paragraphs from a Politicians' European Note-Book by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 180-182
      17. The Big Business of Football by George Marvin, pp. 183-186
      18. The New Tribunal of Justice by Moses H. Grossman, pp. 187-189
      19. With Racket and Mallet, p. 190
      20. Edward Encounters the Classics by Julia Houston Railey, pp. 191-193
      21. [+]
        The New Books, p. 194 - 7 Reviews
        Fan: The Story of a Young Girl's Life by Henry Harford
        Island of Destiny by Arthur J. Rees
        Life on a Mediaeval Barony by William Stearns Davis
        The Mexican Nation: A History by Herbert Ingram Priestley
        Seeing the Middle West by John T. Faris
        The Spell of Provence by Andre Hallays
        Untrodden Ways by H.J. Massingham
      22. Books Received, pp. 195-196
      23. The Mail Bag, pp. 197-199
      24. By the Way, pp. 200-202
    2. [+]
      October 10, 1923 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The Mail Bag, pp. 204-206
      2. Has Germany Really Capitulated?, p. 207
      3. Is Germany Disintegrating?, p. 207
      4. A Sudden Decision, p. 208
      5. "A Democracy of Industry", p. 208
      6. "Under Whose Government Come They Along?", p. 209
      7. Good Faith Wins Out, p. 210
      8. A State Divided Against Itself, p. 210
      9. A Four-Footed Ambassador, p. 211
      10. Preparing the Way for Peace, p. 211
      11. The Power of the Purse, p. 211
      12. Teachers and Ph.D.'s, p. 212
      13. Francis Parkman by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 212-213
      14. A Spanish Mussolini by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 214-215
      15. Oklahoma---A Test of Our Theory of Constitutional Government by David E. Lilienthal, p. 216
      16. Lloyd George in America by Frank Dilnot, p. 217
      17. Wars Old and New, pp. 218-219
      18. We Visit the Alcalde by Melanie Earle Keiser, p. 220
      19. Paragraphs from a Politician's European Note-Book by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 221-223
      20. Three Poems by Hermann Hagedorn, p. 224
      21. Where Veterans Fell Among Friend by Stanley Frost, pp. 225-226
      22. The Salmon Run by Hjalmar Rutzebeck, pp. 227-228
      23. Central America---An Export Field by Joseph B. Strauss, pp. 229-232
      24. Blazing and Blasted Berkeley, p. 233
      25. [+]
        Drinkwater's New Play by David Morton, p. 233 - 1 Review
        Robert E. Lee by John Drinkwater
      26. [+]
        The New Books, p. 234 - 7 Reviews
        Fombombo by T.S. Stribling
        Oliver October by George Barr McCutcheon
        A History of Oregon by Charles Henry Carey
        Solomon In All His Glory by Robert Lynd
        Hill-Towns of the Pyrenees by Amy Oakley
        Daily Bread by Wilfrid Wilson Gibson
        A Symbol of Safety by Harry Chase Brearley
      27. Books Received, pp. 234-239
      28. Contributors' Gallery, p. 240
      29. Why a Church?, p. 241
      30. Finance, Trade, and Agriculture in Russia by George Kennan, pp. 242-243
      31. What the Chamber of Commerce Thinks of Business Prospects by Dixon Merritt, pp. 244-246
      32. By the Way, pp. 247-248
    3. [+]
      October 17, 1923 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. Contributors' Gallery, p. 252
      2. The People Still Rule, p. 253
      3. Side-Lights on the Philippine Election, p. 253
      4. A Contact Man, p. 254
      5. "Rather an Experience", p. 254
      6. All Torment Trouble Wonder, p. 255
      7. China's Latest President, p. 256
      8. Peking and the Powers, p. 256
      9. The Watch on the Ruhr, p. 257
      10. Lloyd George in America, p. 258
      11. Preserve the Forest Preserve, p. 258
      12. Jefferson Davis by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 259-260
      13. Albania---A Poor Little Rich Land by Bruno Roselli, pp. 261-263
      14. Masterpieces Anyhow, pp. 264-265
      15. One Lover by David Morton, p. 266
      16. Paragraphs from a Politician's European Note-Book by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 266-268
      17. The Oil-Shales of the United States and the Future of the Petroleum Supply by Richard Hoadley Tingley, pp. 269-270
      18. Applied Sense in Rehabilitation by Stanley Frost, pp. 271-273
      19. When Papyrus Won the Derby by C.P. Russell, pp. 274-275
      20. This Counts as Much as a Three-Hudnred-Yard Drive, p. 276
      21. Was "Robinson Crusoe" Written by a Hollander? by Arnold Mulder, pp. 277-279
      22. [+]
        The New Books, p. 280 - 7 Reviews
        Araminta by J.C. Snaith
        Lorraine by Dorothy Foster Gilman
        Tranquillity House by Augusta Huiell Seaman
        A History of Ornament: Ancient and Medieval by A.D.F. Hamlin
        The Lost Kingdom of Burgundy by Robert J. Casey
        Men, Maidens, and Mantillas by Stella Burke May
        Cups of Illusion by Henry Bellamann
      23. Books Received, p. 281
      24. Under Two Presidents by Eleanor Hubbard Garst, p. 282
      25. Capital Punishment by Everett P. Wheeler, pp. 283-286
      26. By the Way, pp. 287-288
    4. [+]
      October 24, 1923 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Contributors' Gallery, p. 292
      2. Lloyd George's Message, p. 293
      3. A New First Battle of the Marne, p. 293
      4. Premiers in Council, p. 293
      5. A Family of Nations, p. 294
      6. Invading a Sanctuary, p. 294
      7. Yankee Doodle Dandy!, p. 294
      8. 'Tis Politicly Done, p. 295
      9. Teaching Honesty, p. 296
      10. Fighting It Out in Committee, p. 296
      11. Pinchot Puts Prohibition up to the President, p. 296
      12. And Still They Come, p. 297
      13. The Poets and the Universities, p. 297
      14. A Railway Man and His Community, p. 298
      15. Hats Off to Her Ladyship, p. 299
      16. Roosevelt House, p. 299
      17. Ford Billionaire Revolutionary, pp. 299-300
      18. Don't Give Up the Ships, p. 301
      19. Mischief Making, p. 301
      20. Solomon by Hermann Hagedorn, p. 302
      21. The Anglo-French Crisis by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 302-303
      22. When the Yankees Beat the Giants, pp. 304-305
      23. Paragraphs from a Politician's European Note-Book by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 306-307
      24. Johnny's Dwindling Heritage by R.V. Reynolds, pp. 308-309
      25. Boxing and Wrestling with Roosevelt in the White House by Robert Johnstone Mooney, pp. 310-312
      26. The Airplane and Coast Defense by Sidney Ballou, p. 313
      27. Percussion, pp. 314-315
      28. [+]
        By the Autumn Fire by Edmund Lester Pearson, pp. 316-317 - 3 Reviews
        Twelve Scots Trials by William Roughead
        The Riddle of the Ruthvens, and Other Studies by William Roughead
        Glengarry's Way, and Other Stories by William Roughead
      29. [+]
        The New Books, p. 318 - 6 Reviews
        Essays in European and Oriental Literature by Lafcadio Hearn
        The Magical Chance by Dallas Lore Sharp
        Studies in Victorian Literature by Stanley T. Williams
        Black Armour by Elinor Wylie
        Second Contemporary Verse Anthology, 1920-1923 by Charles Wharton Stork
        American Nights Entertainment by Grant Overton
      30. Books Received, p. 318
      31. The Mail Bag, pp. 319-321
      32. Financial Department, pp. 322-326
      33. By the Way, pp. 327-332
    5. [+]
      October 31, 1923 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 331-333
      2. The Mail Bag, p. 334
      3. When Sherman Rogers Comes to Town by Phil A. Grau, p. 335
      4. By the Way, pp. 336-338
      5. Germany at Loose Ends, p. 339
      6. The Spark that Moves the World, p. 339
      7. A Racial Great-Uncle, p. 340
      8. What Was Pithecanthropus Like?, p. 340
      9. Minds Mistrust Ensuing Danger, p. 341
      10. Who's Hooch?, p. 342
      11. What Uncle Sam's Farm Expert Thinks, p. 342
      12. Why is Art?, p. 343
      13. The Proposed Merger of Presbyterian and Congregational Churches, p. 343
      14. Sport and Cash, pp. 343-344
      15. The House that Bismarck Built, p. 345
      16. Everybody's Job, p. 346
      17. The Vested Right to Do Wrong, p. 347
      18. Upholding General Wood, p. 347
      19. An English Portrait of Roosevelt by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 348-349
      20. Upper Chambers by Clara Platt Meadowcroft, p. 350
      21. Paragraphs from a Politican's European Note-Book by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 350-352
      22. The Wheeler National Monument by Arthur Hawthorne Carhart, pp. 353-356
      23. The Price of Booze---On the Border by Stanley Frost, p. 357
      24. From Cotton to Cattle by John A. Haeseler, pp. 358-360
      25. Fading Game Trails by William C. Gregg, pp. 361-363
      26. The Perils of Polluted Waters by David M. Neuberger, pp. 364-365
      27. An Unexpected By-Product of the Panama Canal, p. 366
      28. [+]
        A Story Writer's Life by R.D. Townsend, p. 367 - 1 Review
        My Garden of Memory by Kate Douglas Wiggin
      29. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 368-372 - 4 Reviews
        Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes and William Howells
        Abelard and Heloise by Willis Vernon Cole
        Lincoln, and Others by Thomas Curtis Clark
        Fancies Versus Fads by G.K. Chesterton
    6. [+]
      November 7, 1923 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. The Mail Bag, pp. 380-383
      2. Contributors' Gallery, p. 384
      3. Roosevelt House and a Roosevelt Creed, p. 385
      4. The Voice of the Fighting Men, p. 385
      5. Not Charity but Justice, p. 386
      6. Leaping Centuries, p. 386
      7. Come Leave Your Drinking, p. 387
      8. A Revolution of the Mind, p. 388
      9. Andrew Bonar Law, p. 389
      10. Steinmetz Electrical Wizard, p. 389
      11. The Hughes Proposal, p. 390
      12. The Battle of the Books, p. 391
      13. From Alfred the Great to Lloyd George by Lawrence F. Abbott, p. 392
      14. Lloyd George's Conquest of America by Stanley High, pp. 393-394
      15. The Oklahoma Regicides Act by Stanley Frost, pp. 395-396
      16. Sun Pictures in Sunny Lands by Gertrude Lowy, pp. 397-399
      17. "A Woman Like a Shell" by Bernice Lesbia Kenyon, p. 400
      18. Dwellers in the Sanctuary by Archibald Rutledge, pp. 400-402
      19. Fiume---The Martyr of Universal Blunders by Bruno Roselli, pp. 403-405
      20. A Moonshiner on Prohibition by Francis Pridemore, pp. 406-407
      21. When College Stares You in the Face by John A. Lester, pp. 408-409
      22. The Canadian Champion, p. 410
      23. [+]
        A Forgotten Statesman by Edmund Lester Pearson, pp. 411-415 - 1 Review
        The Life of Caleb Cushing by Claude M. Fuess
      24. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 416-420 - 5 Reviews
        Changeling, and Other Stories by Donn Byrne
        The Middle Passage by Daniel Chase
        Civilization and the Microbe by Arthur Isaac Kendall
        The Ancient Beautiful Things by Fannie Stearns Davis
        We Explore the Great Lakes by Webb Waldron
      25. By the Way, pp. 421-422
    7. [+]
      November 14, 1923 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. The Elections, p. 429
      2. A Race That Was not a Race, p. 429
      3. They That Go Down to the Sea, p. 429
      4. Restraining the Rum Fleet, p. 430
      5. Let State and Nation Work Together, p. 430
      6. I'll Aid Thee Tear for Tear, p. 431
      7. F.B. Kellogg Ambassador to Be, p. 432
      8. The Frist President of Turkey, p. 432
      9. Is This Militarism?, pp. 432-433
      10. Poincare's Response, p. 434
      11. What More is Required?, p. 434
      12. Independence But Not Insulation, pp. 434-435
      13. Lloyd George and His Visit by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 436-437
      14. Night-Riding Reformers: The Regeneration of Oklahoma by Stanley Frost, pp. 438-440
      15. Making Friends with the Mountains, pp. 441-443
      16. Introducing Mr. Mellon by Mercer Vernon, p. 444
      17. A Universality of a Thousand Years by William Chapin Collins, pp. 445-446
      18. A City Built on Character by Sherman Rogers, pp. 447-450
      19. Country Gossip by David Morton, p. 451
      20. When America Looks North by D.M. Le Bourdais, pp. 451-452
      21. The Fish that Lays the Golden Egg by Katherine Wilson, pp. 453-456
      22. Bird Life in Alaska, p. 457
      23. Royal Books for Children by Montrose J. Moses, pp. 458-459
      24. [+]
        The New Books, p. 460 - 5 Reviews
        The Mine with the Iron Door by Harold Bell Wright
        Oh, Doctor! by Harry Leon Wilson
        The Library of Southern Literature by Edwin Anderson Alderman and C. Alphonso Smith, ...
        Birds by Albert Hawes Cordier
        The Dream, and Other Poems by John Masefield
      25. Contributors' Gallery, p. 461
      26. Financial Department, pp. 462-467
      27. By the Way, p. 468
    8. [+]
      November 21, 1923 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. Contributors' Gallery, p. 476
      2. The Surplus and the Bonus, p. 477
      3. Colonel Forbes Under Fire, p. 477
      4. What Politics Cost the Veterans' Bureau, p. 478
      5. Answer to the Roll-Call!, p. 478
      6. Bring a Burden of Dishonor Home, p. 479
      7. The Nation Moves Against the Boll Weevil, p. 480
      8. The Half-Way Mark of the Football Season, p. 480
      9. The Secrets of Mongolia, p. 481
      10. Honoring the Discoverers of Insulin, p. 481
      11. Mr. Wilson Speaks to the Country, p. 482
      12. Ludendorff Again, p. 482
      13. An Opening Gun in the Presidential Campaign, p. 483
      14. Kaiser and Good Will, p. 483
      15. John Martin's List, p. 484
      16. Grover Cleveland by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 484-485
      17. A Rhine Republic? by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 486-487
      18. What Mr. McAdoo Stands For by George F. Milton, Jr., pp. 488-489
      19. Friends of Wayfarer and of Seafarer, pp. 490-491
      20. Behind the White Hoods by Stanley Frost, pp. 492-494
      21. Wild Wood Buffalo by Lloyd Roberts, pp. 495-496
      22. Mitrofan, the Wonder Worker by Emanuel L. Nowak, pp. 497-498
      23. A Modern Merman Who Paints the World Under the Sea by Robert H. Moulton, pp. 499-500
      24. La Duse Visits America Again by Montrose J. Moses, pp. 501-502
      25. The Scene and the Celebration, pp. 503-504
      26. Right Reading for Children by John Martin, p. 505
      27. [+]
        The New Books, p. 505 - 7 Reviews
        The Amateur Inn by Albert Payson Terhune
        Anthony Dare by Archibald Marshall
        Barbry by Henry Milner Rideout
        The Cinder Buggy by Garet Garrett
        Doctor Nye of North Ostable by Joseph C. Lincoln
        Graven Image by Margaret Widdemer
        Rippling Ruby by J.S. Fletcher
      28. [+]
        History Biography Travel An Englishwoman in Angora, by Grace Ellison, p. 506 - 9 Reviews
        An Englishwoman in Angora by Grace Ellison
        Myself and a Few Moros by Lt. Col. Sydney Cloman
        Memories of an Active Life by Charles R. Flint
        The Life and Death of Mrs. Tidmuss by Wilfrid Blair
        My Note-Book at Home and Abroad by Harry De Windt
        In Quest of El Dorado by Stephen Graham
        The Out Trail by Mary Roberts Rinehart
        Wandering in Northern China by Harry A. Franck
        The Pioneer West by Joseph Lewis French
      29. [+]
        Miscellaneous The Coaching Era, by Violet A. Wilson, p. 507 - 3 Reviews
        The Coaching Era by Violet A. Wilson
        The Lure of Amateur Collecting by George Blake Dexter
        Winged Seeds by Bertha Oppenheim
      30. Books Received, p. 507
      31. The Mail Bag, pp. 508-511
      32. By the Way, p. 512
    9. [+]
      November 28, 1923 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 514-518
      2. Football and Football Bans, p. 519
      3. The Conviction of Governor Walton, p. 519
      4. Robbery and Murdery, p. 520
      5. Colonel Forbes and the Veterans' Bureau, p. 520
      6. Being a Watch But Being Watched, p. 521
      7. What Colonel Forbes Thinks of General Sawyer, p. 522
      8. The English Political Crisis, p. 522
      9. Unemployment and the Tariff, p. 523
      10. The Newcastle Case, p. 524
      11. Helping Germany, p. 524
      12. Britain's Attitude Toward Germany, p. 524
      13. Victor Hugo in the Movies, p. 525
      14. Faith or Creed?, p. 525
      15. A Candidacy and an Issue, p. 526
      16. A Faint Light on Shakespeare, p. 527
      17. Little Delaware by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 528-529
      18. The Klan, the King, and a Revolution by Stanley Frost, pp. 530-531
      19. Born to Honor and Elected, pp. 532-533
      20. A Matter of Brogues by Ruth Sawyer, pp. 534-535
      21. A Simple Folk with a Heart by Natalie De Bogory, pp. 536-538
      22. An Expanding Doctrine by Conway Whittle Cooke, pp. 539-541
      23. The New Sahara by Oscar Lewis, pp. 542-544
      24. The Poor King's Daughter by Aline Kilmer, p. 545
      25. One-Man Decisions or Committee-Made Compromises?, pp. 545-546
      26. Ready for the Rodeo, p. 547
      27. A Delineator of Small Souls by Arnold Mulder, pp. 548-550
      28. [+]
        The New Books, p. 551 - 3 Reviews
        Rembrandt's Paintings by David S. Meldrum
        Marching On by Ray Strachey
        Labyrinth by Helen R. Hull
      29. [+]
        Science Poetry The Illustrated Natural History Arranged for Y..., p. 552 - 3 Reviews
        The Illustrated Natural History Arranged for Young Readers by Rev. J.G. Wood
        Ellen Prior by Alice Brown
        Little Houses by Amelia Josephine Burr
      30. [+]
        Educational Motion Pictures in Education, by Don Carlos El..., p. 553 - 1 Review
        Motion Pictures in Education by Don Carlos Ellis and Linda Thornborough
      31. Books Received, p. 553
      32. "Selling" Co-operative Marketing to the American Bankers by John Ballard, pp. 554-559
      33. By the Way, p. 560
    10. [+]
      December 5, 1923 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 563-568
      2. Our Old Friend Albert, p. 569
      3. Football Passes, p. 569
      4. Eliminating the Quack, p. 570
      5. Tax Reduction and Politics, p. 570
      6. Impeached and Prosecuted, p. 570
      7. Know You of this Taxation?, p. 571
      8. The Nobel Physics Prize, p. 572
      9. A Billion Christmas Seals for Sale, p. 572
      10. Japanese Gratitude, p. 572
      11. An Assurance of Fame, p. 573
      12. The Case of Comptroller Craig, p. 574
      13. A Stealer of Trash and Honor, p. 575
      14. Some Notes on Foreign Affairs by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 575-576
      15. British Fiscal Policy at the Crossroads by J.D. Whelpley, p. 577
      16. Notes in the Rhineland by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 578-580
      17. Kilauea by Charles Fitzhugh Talman, pp. 581-583
      18. Selective Immigration at Work by Stanley Frost, pp. 584-585
      19. Rifling the Eagle's Nest by Bruno Roselli, pp. 586-588
      20. The Great American Weakness by Thomas L. Masson, p. 589
      21. The Boy That Quit Roamin' by Robert Hayne Leavell, pp. 590-592
      22. Children's Holiday Books by Sidonie Matzner Gruenberg, p. 593
      23. [+]
        Another Strange Victorian by Edmund Lester Pearson, pp. 593-595 - 1 Review
        The Letters and Memoirs of Sir William Hardman by Stewart Marsh Ellis and William Hardman
      24. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 596-597 - 5 Reviews
        Early American Portrait Draughtsmen in Crayons by Theodore Bolton
        Memories of the Russian Court by Anna Viroubova
        Strenuous Americans by Roy F. Dibble
        Little Plays for All Occasions by Granville Forbes Sturgis
        The Art of Cross-Examination by Francis L. Wellman
      25. A Communication from Archy, pp. 598-605
      26. By the Way, pp. 606-608
    11. [+]
      December 12, 1923 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. The New Congress, p. 613
      2. Getting After the Culprits in the Veterans' Bureau Scandal, p. 613
      3. The Privilege of Imprisonment Denied, p. 614
      4. Governor Smith's Commendable Appointment, p. 614
      5. Lawless and Uncertain Thoughts, p. 615
      6. Red Orthodoxy, p. 616
      7. John Clifford Warrior and Shepherd, p. 616
      8. Parent-Teacher Associations, p. 617
      9. An Incident Not a Quarrel, p. 617
      10. Europe's Politics and American Independence, p. 618
      11. Columbus on the Screen, p. 618
      12. Not American Dir, p. 619
      13. Choose Citizens Not "Let Them In", p. 619
      14. For an Impartial Inquiry, p. 620
      15. Walter Hines Page by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 621-623
      16. Lyman Abbott as a Preacher by Harry T. Baker, pp. 624-625
      17. Two Prize-Winning American Portraits, pp. 626-627
      18. The Boycott on Wives by Hortense M. Lion, pp. 628-629
      19. The Giant Killer by Mel Wharton, pp. 630-634
      20. An Interview with Vanity by Thomas L. Masson, p. 635
      21. Will There Be Flivvers of Air? by Lieutenant-Commander Clifford A. Tinker and Major Ernest L. Jones, ..., pp. 636-637
      22. The Awakening by Marion Couthouy Smith, p. 638
      23. A Nation that Shops for New Neighbors by Stanley Frost, pp. 638-640
      24. [+]
        Unheroic Heroes by R.D. Townsend, p. 641 - 6 Reviews
        J. Hardin and Son by Brand Whitlock
        Luther Nichols by Mary S. Watts
        The Banner of the Bull by Rafael Sabatini
        A Reversion to Type by E.M. Delafield
        Lummox by Fannie Hurst
        The Mother by Grazia Deledda
      25. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 642-645 - 10 Reviews
        American Artists by Royal Cortissoz
        Nicolas Poussin by Esther Sutro
        Memories: Wise and Otherwise by Sir Henry Augustus Robinson
        The Tapestry of Life by Raymond Blathwayt
        Three Generations by Maud Howe Elliott
        Racundra's First Cruise by Arthur Ransome
        Richmond: Its People and Its Story by Mary Newton Stanard
        The Complete Poems by Robert Louis Stevenson
        Studies in Prose and Verse by Arthur Symons
        Mankind at the Crossroads by Edward M. East
      26. Books Received, p. 646
      27. The Mail Bag, p. 647
      28. Financial Department by Mercer Vernon, pp. 648-653
      29. By the Way, pp. 654-656
    12. [+]
      December 19, 1923 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 659-660
      2. Policies and Politics, p. 661
      3. A Great Railway Builder, p. 661
      4. A New Revolution in Mexico, p. 661
      5. How Baldwin Was Beaten, p. 662
      6. Why Stands He So Perplexed?, p. 663
      7. The Puzzle in Parliament, p. 664
      8. Clipping the Army's Wings, p. 664
      9. Germany's Enemies, p. 665
      10. Victoria on the Stage, p. 666
      11. President Coolidge Speaks, pp. 667-668
      12. What the Experts Say , pp. 669-670
      13. The Good Politics of Courage , p. 671
      14. Two Gainsboroughs New to America, pp. 672-673
      15. When the Klan Rules by Stanley Frost, pp. 674-676
      16. Her Son by Ninna May Smith, p. 677
      17. Christmas Dinners from Alaska by Edwy B. Reid, pp. 677-679
      18. A Song for Christmas by Daniel Gregory Mason, p. 680
      19. Over the Top of the World by Lieutenant-Commander Fitzhugh Green, U.S.N., ..., pp. 681-682
      20. A Candle for St. Bridget by Ruth Sawyer, pp. 683-686
      21. Where Californians Foregather, p. 687
      22. [+]
        The Poet of the New Hampshire Hills by David Morton, p. 688 - 1 Review
        New Hampshire by Robert Frost
      23. [+]
        Remembered Yesterdays, p. 689 - 1 Review
        Remembered Yesterdays by Robert Underwood Johnson
      24. [+]
        The New Books, p. 690 - 6 Reviews
        Boswell's Johnson Sampler by Archibald Marshall and James Boswell
        Diplomatic Portraits by W.P. Cresson
        Jimmie: The Story of a Black Bear Cub by Ernest Harold Baynes
        The Shadowy Third, and Other Stories by Ellen Glasgow
        The Spell of Siris by Muriel Hine Coxon
        Landmarks of New York by A. Everett Peterson
      25. Books Received, pp. 690-691
      26. The Mail Bag, pp. 692-695
      27. By the Way, p. 696
    13. [+]
      December 26, 1923 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 699-700
      2. The Case of Mr. Heaton, p. 701
      3. The Mexican Revolution, p. 701
      4. American Claims Against Mexicor, p. 702
      5. Who is to Govern England, p. 702
      6. Slubber Not Business, p. 703
      7. Sharp English Justice, p. 704
      8. Are There Signs of Reconciliation in Europe?, p. 704
      9. From Milwaukee to Westminster, p. 705
      10. A Family of Sleuths, p. 705
      11. The Railways as Business Boosters, p. 706
      12. Planning for Improvement, p. 706
      13. Night-Flying Mail, p. 707
      14. The Plans for the Republican Convention, p. 707
      15. The Ivory Market and the Imperious Judge, p. 707
      16. Outside Work for College Students, p. 708
      17. The Tree and the Manger, p. 708
      18. A Difference with a Distinction which Senator Lodge Ignores, p. 709
      19. Women in British Politics, p. 709
      20. Cuba by Lawrence F. Abbott, pp. 710-711
      21. Is Free Trade Fair Trade? by Elbert Francis Baldwin, pp. 712-713
      22. In the Line of High Tradition, pp. 714-715
      23. When the Klan Rules by Stanley Frost, pp. 716-718
      24. The Age-Old Race with Hunger by Thomas F. Lee, pp. 719-721
      25. Filming Fly-Fishing by "George Southcote", p. 722
      26. Magnus Johnson Will Be Heard by Stanley High, pp. 723-724
      27. What an American Woman Did for Czechoslovakia by Ema Odstrcilova, pp. 725-726
      28. Drawn Up with a Hook, p. 727
      29. [+]
        Dust of Mexican Revolutions by Gregory Mason, p. 728 - 5 Reviews
        Terry's Guide to Mexico by T. Philip Terry
        The Anglo-South American Handbook by W.H. Koebel
        The Social Revolution in Mexico by Edward Alsworth Ross, Ph.D., LL.D.
        President Obregon---A World Reformer by Emile J. Dillon
        The Little Tigress by Wallace Smith
      30. [+]
        The New Books, p. 729 - 4 Reviews
        Croatan by Mary Johnston
        The Maragatan Sphinx by Concha Espina
        Not Wanted by Jesse Lynch Williams
        Braithwaite's Anthology of Magazine Verse for 1923 by William Stanley Braithwaite
      31. Books Received, p. 730
      32. College Notes, p. 730
      33. James Bryce and Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 730-731
      34. Financial Department, pp. 732-733
      35. Sucker Psychology by Charles Phelps Cushing, pp. 734-735
      36. By the Way, p. 736
5. [+]
  Issues of 1924 = 52 Issues, 1,646 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1925 = 52 Issues, 1,593 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1926 = 52 Issues, 1,714 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1927 = 52 Issues, 1,839 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1928 = 52 Issues, 2,280 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1929 = 52 Issues, 2,041 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 1930s = 6 Years, 144 Issues, 2,912 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1930 = 52 Issues, 1,144 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1931 = 52 Issues, 1,107 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1932 = 10 Issues, 181 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1933 = 12 Issues, 213 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1934 = 12 Issues, 184 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1935 = 6 Issues, 83 Articles