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by Abby Benham Hill

The Century Magazine, April 1912, pp. 938-942

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    15. II. Record of the Exhumation by Captain Charles C. Alexander, pp. 404-408
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    28. On Renting Masterpieces by E.V. Lucas, p. 475
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    22. A Curb for the Sensational Press, pp. 631-632
    23. Our Hereditary Treasures of Good, p. 633
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    20. Cleveland's First Election by William Gorham Rice, pp. 299-304
    21. General Harrison's Attitude Toward the Presidency by E.W. Halford, pp. 305-310
    22. The Heroes and Heroines of the "Titanic", p. 311
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    24. The People's National Parks, pp. 313-314
    25. On Government Control of Public Speaking by Simeon Strunsky, pp. 315-316
    26. On the Poseur by O.W. Firkins, pp. 317-318
    27. Watching an Airship (Cartoon) by Hy. Mayer, p. 319
    28. Old Daddy Do-Funny's Wisdom Jingles by Ruth McEnery Stuart, p. 319
    29. The Clever Swain by George F. Whicher, p. 320
    30. The Cantankerous 'Gator by Oliver Herford, p. 321
    31. Greetings for Two by J.W. Foley, p. 322
    32. A Closed Incident (Cartoon) by W.O. Wilson, pp. 322-323
    33. Mrs. Phipps and Grandchild by John S. Sargent, p. 324
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    3. Rebel Talk (1775) by Horatio Winslow, p. 339
    4. A Master of Make-Believe by Christian Brinton, pp. 340-352
    5. Stella Maris by William J. Locke, pp. 353-368
    6. Everybody's St. Francis by Maurice Francis Egan, pp. 369-379
    7. Hidden Heritage by Edith M. Thomas, p. 380
    8. The Yes-Man by Freeman Tilden, pp. 381-389
    9. Sight to the Blind by Lucy Furman, pp. 390-397
    10. Germany as a Sea Power by W.H. Beehler, pp. 398-407
    11. The Olympic Idea by William Milligan Sloane, pp. 408-414
    12. Even Threes by Owen Johnson, pp. 415-426
    13. A Venezuelan Gavroche by Charles Johnson Post, pp. 427-437
    14. Fifteen by Hermann Hagedorn, p. 438
    15. The Caveman as Artist by George Grant MacCurdy, pp. 439-448
    16. The Joy of Effort by Charles Wharton Stork, p. 449
    17. Children of the Danish Heath by Jacob A. Riis, pp. 450-454
    18. A Lee Shore, off Soap-an'-Water by Norman Duncan, pp. 455-467
    19. Finerty on Presidents by Charles D. Stewart, pp. 468-470
    20. "Bushido" for America, pp. 471-472
    21. The Socialist Party on Record Against Lawlessness, p. 473
    22. Large Fortunes and the Imagination, pp. 473-474
    23. On a Sabbatical Year in Authorship by Grace Denio Litchfield, pp. 475-476
    24. Bathing-Beach Etiquette (Cartoon) by C.F. Peters, p. 477
    25. Ballade of the Household Page by Corinne Rockwell Swain, p. 478
    26. A Fellow-Feeling (Cartoon) by J.R. Shaver, p. 478
    27. When Trouble Comes Round by Joe Cone, p. 478
    28. Old Daddy Do-Funny's Wisdom Jingles by Ruth McEnery Stuart, p. 478
    29. The Cockatoo by Oliver Herford, p. 479
    30. The Delsartian Eel by Oliver Herford, pp. 480-481
    31. The Artist in Wax Fruit by Anna Whelan Betts, p. 482
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    1. Murder in Any Degree by Owen Johnson, pp. 483-497
    2. The Course of True Love by Lucy Furman, pp. 498-504
    3. Toilers in the Traces by Paul Bransom, pp. 505-510
    4. The Color of Life at Trouville by Anna Bowman Dodd, pp. 511-520
    5. The Mountain that Moved by William Gilmore Beymer, pp. 521-528
    6. Magpie Over the Hill by John Galsworthy, pp. 529-532
    7. Stella Maris by William J. Locke, pp. 533-544
    8. 677-X-7 by Henry C. Rowland, pp. 545-552
    9. On Rinehart's Endymion by Lloyd Mifflin, p. 553
    10. Decorations for the Building of the Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia by Maxfield Parrish, pp. 554-557
    11. The Adventure of Corkey and Mr. Tupper by Eden Phillpotts, pp. 558-566
    12. Building the Panama Canal by Joseph Pennell, pp. 567-574
    13. The Eyes of the Heart by Ethel Watts Mumford, pp. 575-579
    14. The Peril of the Drug Habit by Charles B. Towns, pp. 580-587
    15. Everybody's St. Francis by Maurice Francis Egan, pp. 588-605
    16. Keeping Up With Dan'l Webster by Irving Bacheller, pp. 606-618
    17. The Art of Repartee by Brander Matthews, pp. 619-623
    18. Silence by Edith Willis Linn, p. 624
    19. Cleveland and the Civil-Service Reformers, pp. 625-629
    20. A Man to be Proud of, p. 630
    21. A Duty of the South to Itself, p. 631
    22. One Way to Help the American Stage, pp. 632-633
    23. On Gutter Verse by Warren Barton Blake, p. 634
    24. On the Candid Advertiser by Simeon Strunsky, pp. 635-636
    25. "Say, Mister, Let's Have a Look!" (Cartoon) by J.R. Shaver, p. 637
    26. Old Daddy Do-Funny's Wisdom Jingles by Ruth McEnery Stuart, p. 637
    27. The Summer Girl and the Sand by Carolyn Wells, p. 638
    28. A Lay Dietetic by Corinne Rockwell Swain, p. 638
    29. The Oratorical Crab by Oliver Herford, p. 639
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    3. The Enchanting Forest of Compiegne by Lillie Hamilton French, pp. 652-662
    4. The New Interpretation of Dreams by Samuel McComb, pp. 663-669
    5. When He Came Home by Freeman Tilden, pp. 670-675
    6. A Song of Women by Witter Bynner, p. 676
    7. The Hard-Cider Campaign of 1840 by John Wolcott Adams, pp. 677-680
    8. Holidays in Hawaii by John Burroughs, pp. 681-696
    9. Characteristic Anecdotes of Lincoln by Helen Nicolay, pp. 697-703
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    14. The Story of a Simple and a Simpler Soul by Vaughan Kester, pp. 749-756
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    19. The Tariff and "Past Performances", p. 791
    20. Can a Nation be a Gentleman, p. 792
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    7. A Glance at the Irish Question by Sydney Brooks, pp. 874-882
    8. The Playwright and the Box-Office by David Belasco, pp. 883-889
    9. The Dark by Allan Updegraff, p. 890
    10. The Necessity for Remaining Dead by Freeman Tilden, pp. 891-896
    11. Shipwreck by Robert Browning Hamilton, p. 897
    12. Portrait of Stephen A. Douglas, p. 898
    13. The Wide Awake Campaign of 1860 by John Wolcott Adams, pp. 899-902
    14. To a Sea-Bird by Clyde Walton Hill, p. 903
    15. The Face by Anne Warwick, pp. 904-909
    16. Pixy Wood by Madison Cawein, p. 910
    17. The Trade of the World Papers by James Davenport Whelpley, pp. 911-922
    18. The Great Discovery about Buxton by Henry Seidel Canby, pp. 923-930
    19. Philip IV by Velasquez, pp. 931-932
    20. Germany's Greatest Museum by Henry Smith Williams, pp. 933-941
    21. Examples of Contemporary Portraiture by Princess Lwoff-Parlaghy, p. 942
    22. Socialism and its Menace: The Views of President Taft by Charles D. Hilles and Howard Taft, pp. 943-948
    23. Emotion and the Thinking-cap, p. 949
    24. The Men Highest Up, p. 950
    25. Campaign Promises, p. 951
    26. Sparing Political Opponents, pp. 952-954
    27. On Running for Congress by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 955-956
    28. On the Secret of Diplomatic Success by Hilaire Belloc, pp. 957-958
    29. The Great Leveler (Cartoon) by J.R. Shaver, p. 959
    30. The Years that the Locust Hath Eaten by Carolyn Wells, p. 959
    31. In Dog Days (Cartoon) by R.L. Dickey, p. 960
    32. The Chromatic Chameleon by Oliver Herford, p. 961
    33. The Inquisitive Leopard by Oliver Herford, p. 962
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  Issues of 1914 = 12 Issues, 360 Articles
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  Issues of 1915 = 12 Issues, 300 Articles
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  Issues of 1916 = 12 Issues, 301 Articles
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  Issues of 1917 = 12 Issues, 286 Articles
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  Issues of 1918 = 12 Issues, 226 Articles
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  Issues of 1919 = 10 Issues, 161 Articles
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Issues of the 1920s = 9 Years, 96 Issues, 1,892 Articles
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  Issues of 1920 = 2 Issues, 40 Articles
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  Issues of 1921 = 12 Issues, 209 Articles
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  Issues of 1922 = 12 Issues, 219 Articles
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  Issues of 1923 = 12 Issues, 222 Articles
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  Issues of 1924 = 12 Issues, 257 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1925 = 12 Issues, 209 Articles
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  Issues of 1926 = 12 Issues, 248 Articles
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  Issues of 1927 = 12 Issues, 263 Articles
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  Issues of 1928 = 10 Issues, 225 Articles