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- "The Digest" Poll at the Half-Million Mark, pp. 11-12
- Forces For and Against the Bonus, p. 13
- The Ku Klux Victory in Texas, p. 14
- To Keep the Coal Strike from Hurting, p. 15
- What Was Settled at The Hague, p. 16
- New Martial Adventures of "Henry and Me", p. 17
- A Howell from Nebraska, pp. 18-19
- Uncle Sam No "Joiner", p. 20
- A New Party Hat in the Ring, p. 21
- Topics in Brief, p. 22
- The Supreme Effort for Europe's Redemption, pp. 23-24
- Uncle Sam's "Profitable Pacifism", p. 25
- India's Fight Political Not Racial, p. 25
- French "Militarism", p. 26
- Substitutes for Gasoline, p. 27
- Sounding by Sound, p. 27
- A Chemist in the Senate, p. 28
- How to Keep Cool, p. 28
- Air as a Steel-Cutter, p. 29
- Longer Lives for Everybody, p. 29
- Fighting the Chinch Bug, p. 29
- Asylums or Hospitals?, p. 30
- A Siberian Giant, p. 30
- Radio on Your Pleasure Boat, p. 31
- From Zephyr to Tornado, p. 32
- The University of Kentucky Falls in Line, p. 33
- From the Mouths of Babes, p. 33
- From Schenectady Not Mars, p. 33
- Debating Barrie's View of Courage, p. 34
- Did Lincoln Say It?, p. 35
- French Discontent with Our Music, p. 36
- The Pantaloon in Contemporary English Letters, p. 37
- The Rising Tide of Religion, p. 38
- Margot Not Against Prohibition, p. 38
- Protestant Exodus from Southern Ireland, p. 39
- A Plea for More Open-Air Preaching, p. 39
- Healing Religious Rifts in Canada, p. 40
- Germany's De-Kaiserized Churches, pp. 40-41
- Current Poetry, pp. 42-43
- Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-53
- Sports and Athletics, pp. 54-63
- Investments and Finance, pp. 64-67
- Current Events, pp. 68-69
- The Spice of Life, p. 70
- The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 71
August 5, 1922 Issue - 45 ArticlesTopics of the DayForeign CommentScience and InventionRadio DepartmentLetters and ArtReligion and Social ServiceMiscellaneous