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The Literary Digest, March 25, 1922, pp. 50-53

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    Issues of Jan.-Mar. 1922 = 12 Issues, 427 Articles
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      January 7, 1922 Issue = 42 Articles
      1. France's Demand for Submarines, pp. 7-9
      2. Japan as Its Own Island, pp. 10-11
      3. Debs Free, p. 12
      4. To Keep "Open Competition" Open, p. 13
      5. When Picketing Is Illegal, p. 14
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 15
      7. German Views of French Fears, p. 16
      8. Peace-Seeking in the Near East, p. 17
      9. England's "Greatest Home Ruler", p. 18
      10. Armenian Warnings Against Turkey, p. 19
      11. Deadlock in Egypt, p. 19
      12. Industrial "Undesirables", p. 20
      13. The Myth of Sudden Hair-Whitening, p. 20
      14. Telephoning from a Moving Trolley Car, p. 21
      15. Possibilities of Dried Bananas, p. 21
      16. Rabbits and Mosquitoes, p. 22
      17. The Biggest Air Bomb, p. 22
      18. Japan's Seventy Dazzling Years, p. 23
      19. Japan and the United States, p. 24
      20. Map---Empire of Japan, pp. 25-27
      21. Japan's Miraculous Commercial Rise, p. 28
      22. Perry's Landing in Japan (Picture in Color), pp. 29-30
      23. Japan as a Naval and Military Power, pp. 31-32
      24. Japanese Psychology---The Soul of Japan, p. 33
      25. Japan's Rival Religions, p. 34
      26. The Artistic Sense of the Japanese, p. 35
      27. Western Spirit in Japanese Art, p. 36
      28. Undisciplined Japanese Child Life, p. 37
      29. Odd Folks and Ways in Japan, pp. 38-45
      30. The "Gentlest of the Gentler Sex" in Japan, pp. 46-47
      31. Science in Japan, pp. 48-49
      32. Why Japan Took Korea, pp. 50-51
      33. The Maru Ships on the Trade Lines of the Seven Seas, pp. 52-55
      34. Japan's Population and Resources, pp. 56-59
      35. What Is Japanese Democracy?---A Dialogue, pp. 60-63
      36. Labor in Modern Japan, pp. 64-65
      37. A Brief History of Japan, pp. 66-70
      38. Books on Japan, p. 71
      39. Japan's Friction with Our Pacific Coast, pp. 72-73
      40. Investments and Finance, pp. 74-75
      41. Current Events, pp. 76-78
      42. The Spice of Life---Japanese Brand, pp. 79-80
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      January 14, 1922 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Thuggery in Our Cities, pp. 7-8
      2. Rum Graft, pp. 9-11
      3. Britain's Colonial Broils, p. 12
      4. To Keep the Marines in Haiti and Santo Domingo, p. 13
      5. The New Year Drive on High Prices, pp. 14-15
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      7. Calamitous Reparation Blunders of the Allies, p. 17
      8. "American Interference" in China, p. 18
      9. Gandhi's "Passive Resistance" Triumph, p. 19
      10. American and European Team-Work, p. 20
      11. The Dog's Wild Ancestors, p. 21
      12. Our Gift of Food Plants to the World, p. 22
      13. To Make Work a Pleasure, p. 23
      14. Fighting Flanders Poppies, p. 24
      15. A New Way to Make Ice-Cream, p. 24
      16. The Answer to the Aerial Bomb, p. 25
      17. Saint-Saens, p. 26
      18. Jazz Played Out, p. 27
      19. The Trouble with the Movie Face, p. 28
      20. A British Diagram of French Macaber Humor, p. 29
      21. Germany's Insurgent Youth, p. 30
      22. The Minister's Never-Ending Job, p. 31
      23. A Church Debate in the Ad Columns, p. 32
      24. Peril of Spiritual Illiteracy, pp. 32-33
      25. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      26. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-43
      27. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 44-57
      28. Investments and Finance, pp. 58-59
      29. Current Events, pp. 60-62
      30. The Spice of Life, pp. 63-64
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      January 21, 1922 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. Ireland's Stormy Peace, pp. 5-6
      2. Little Tiffs in the Franco-British Entente, pp. 7-8
      3. Europe Rediscovering Solvency, pp. 9-10
      4. Another Blow at Price-Fixing, p. 11
      5. Will the Ban on Poison Gas End It?, p. 12
      6. When the Starving Pay the Freight, p. 12
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 13
      8. Germany at the Cannes Conference, p. 14
      9. A New Zealand Word to America, p. 15
      10. A Forecast of the Irish Free State, p. 16
      11. Britain Puzzled by France, p. 17
      12. The New Mississipp8i Steamboat, p. 18
      13. The Ship-Scrapping Industry, p. 19
      14. A Toe for the Thumb, p. 19
      15. How to Eat Iron, p. 20
      16. The Passing of the Steerage, p. 20
      17. The Chinese Puzzle of 400000000 Mortals, pp. 21-22
      18. The United States as China's Protector, pp. 23-24
      19. Map---Republic of China, p. 25
      20. Where North Is North and South Is South, p. 26
      21. Fighting China's Home Battles in the United States, p. 27
      22. Why They Struggle for Shantung, pp. 28-29
      23. The Secret of the Twenty-one Demands, p. 30
      24. Europe's Encroachments on China's Sovereignty, pp. 31-32
      25. The Wealth of One-fourth of the Human Race, p. 33
      26. How the New China Travels and Ships, p. 34
      27. The Famous Porcelains of China, p. 35
      28. Peculiar Qualities of Chinese Art, pp. 36-37
      29. How We Get Our Chinese Poetry, p. 38
      30. Men and Manners in China, pp. 39-41
      31. Science in China, pp. 42-45
      32. Unbinding the Women of China, pp. 46-49
      33. The Chinese Language---Old and New, pp. 50-53
      34. A Brief Outline of Chinese History, pp. 54-59
      35. Books on China, pp. 60-63
      36. The Animism of China's Religions, pp. 64-66
      37. Current Events, pp. 67-68
      38. Some Chinese Spice of Life, pp. 69-72
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      January 28, 1922 Issue = 40 Articles
      1. What the New Government Portends, pp. 7-9
      2. Henry Ford's Bid for Muscle Shoals, pp. 10-11
      3. What Hays Can Do for the Movies, p. 12
      4. The Injunction's Other Edge, p. 13
      5. Senator Newberry's Innocence, pp. 14-15
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      7. "Oh Hateful Haughty America!", pp. 17-18
      8. China and the Pacific Pact, p. 19
      9. Throwing a Scare into France, p. 19
      10. French Chagrin at Washington, p. 20
      11. The Missing Link Still Missing, p. 21
      12. Gasoline Motors on Railways, p. 22
      13. Henry Ford as a Railroader, p. 23
      14. Automobiles in Japan, p. 23
      15. A Non-Passable Gate, p. 24
      16. Going and Doing: Some Chinese Wisdom, p. 24
      17. Our War with the Insects, p. 25
      18. Radical After-War French Art, p. 26
      19. Stabilizing Anglo-American Speech, p. 27
      20. Art and the New Silver Dollar, p. 28
      21. England's Music Ambassador, p. 29
      22. Influence of the Foreign Missionary in China, pp. 30-31
      23. The Slaughters in Asia Minor, p. 32
      24. Rural Preachers in a Losing Race, p. 33
      25. Difficulties Along the Congo, p. 33
      26. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-49
      28. [+]
        London and the Amazing Year, pp. 50-52 - 1 Review
        The Young Enchanted by Hugh Walpole
      29. [+]
        What a Newspaper Can Do To You, p. 53 - 1 Review
        Success by Samuel Hopkins Adams
      30. [+]
        Is This a New "L'Abbe Constantin"?, p. 53 - 1 Review
        Maria Chapdelaine by Louis Hemon
      31. [+]
        Skinny's Difficulties, p. 54 - 1 Review
        The Hermit of Turkey Hollow by Arthur Train
      32. [+]
        Another Modern Marriage, pp. 54-56 - 1 Review
        Lovers and Friends by E.F. Benson
      33. [+]
        A New Novel of India, p. 57 - 1 Review
        Far to Seek by Maud Diver
      34. [+]
        Two Girls and Too Much Temperament, pp. 58-59 - 1 Review
        Trouble-the-House by Kate Jordan
      35. [+]
        Who Killed the Old Man?, pp. 60-61 - 1 Review
        The Herapath Property by J.S. Fletcher
      36. [+]
        A Feminine Egoist, pp. 62-71 - 1 Review
        The Heel of Achilles by E.M. Delafield
      37. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-74
      38. Current Events, pp. 75-77
      39. The Spice of Life, p. 78
      40. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 78
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      February 4, 1922 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Farmer's Need and the Farmer's Power, pp. 7-9
      2. Setting the Stage for a Coal Strike, pp. 10-11
      3. The Irish Getting Together, p. 12
      4. Death Toll of the Automobile, p. 13
      5. Two Years of Prohibition, pp. 14-15
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      7. Peace Insurance in Mid-Europe, p. 17
      8. England's Errors in Egypt and India, pp. 18-19
      9. Why America Must Help Russia, p. 20
      10. British Enterprise in Peru, p. 21
      11. Laws that Favor Dust Explosions, p. 22
      12. 2500-Gallon Thermos Bottles, p. 23
      13. Our Starved Patent Office, p. 24
      14. Doctors Turning Pragmatists, p. 24
      15. Dangerous Trades, p. 25
      16. A Mountain of Sulfur, p. 25
      17. Melted Rock in the Industries, p. 25
      18. The Organ of Color, p. 26
      19. No National Theater for London, p. 27
      20. A Certain Lack of Condensation to Foreigners, p. 28
      21. Russian Opera from the West, p. 28
      22. Mr. Wells as A "Real-Politician", p. 29
      23. The "Amazing Achievements" of Pope Benedict, p. 30
      24. Czecho-Slovakia's Child Problem, p. 31
      25. The Gospel by Wireless, p. 32
      26. Beans as Breeders of Divorce, p. 33
      27. The Snare of Glory, p. 33
      28. Current Poetry, p. 34
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 35-49
      30. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 50-65
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 66-67
      32. Current Events, pp. 68-69
      33. The Spice of Life, pp. 70-72
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      February 11, 1922 Issue = 42 Articles
      1. The Bonus and the Taxpayer, pp. 7-9
      2. What the Farmer Wants, pp. 10-11
      3. China's Victory in Shantung, p. 12
      4. Giving the Allies Time to Pay, p. 13
      5. Congress Hits the Air Mail, p. 14
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 15
      7. The Mighty Task of Putting Russia Together, p. 16
      8. British Dread of an Anglo-French Alliance, p. 17
      9. The Stinnes Power of the Press, p. 18
      10. Europe's Peace and the League, p. 19
      11. Christian Exodus from Cilicia, p. 19
      12. Why Clothes Give Out, p. 20
      13. Century-Old Brick Pavements, p. 21
      14. Snuffling Out a Burning Oil-Well, p. 22
      15. Is Pomposity Good Business?, p. 22
      16. France of Fiction and of Fact, p. 23
      17. Fifty Years of the French Republic, pp. 24-25
      18. France's Far-Flung Colonial Domain, pp. 26-27
      19. Maps---France and Its Possessions, pp. 28-29
      20. What France Did in the War, pp. 30-31
      21. The Complexities of French Politics (A Conversation), pp. 32-33
      22. The French Army and Navy To-Day, pp. 34-35
      23. Men Who Are Making Modern France, pp. 36-37
      24. France's Devastated Areas Yesterday and To-day, pp. 38-39
      25. Ties That Bind France and the United States, pp. 40-41
      26. An Outline of France's Tempestuous History, pp. 42-43
      27. The French Instinct for Art, pp. 44-45
      28. Rebirth of Music in France, p. 46
      29. What Moliere Means to the French, p. 47
      30. Selections of French Poetry, pp. 48-49
      31. Intimate Glimpses of French Life, pp. 50-57
      32. Science in France, pp. 58-62
      33. Paris as the World's Arbiter of Fashion, pp. 63-64
      34. French Political Parties, pp. 65-67
      35. Firm Foundations of the Future France, pp. 68-72
      36. The Press of Paris, p. 73
      37. French Character and Psychology, pp. 74-77
      38. France's New Interest in Sports, pp. 78-80
      39. Cities of France, pp. 81-83
      40. Current Events, pp. 84-85
      41. The Spice of Life---French Flavor, p. 86
      42. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 87-88
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      February 18, 1922 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. What the Arms Parley Accomplished, pp. 7-10
      2. Pius XI, p. 11
      3. What Lenine May Do at Genoa, pp. 12-13
      4. A Million a Day for Our Wounded, p. 14
      5. To Hale King Coal to Court, pp. 15-16
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      7. Poincare Under Europe's Searchlight, pp. 18-19
      8. Russia's Fight with Famine and Disease, p. 20
      9. Greece and Peace, p. 21
      10. The "Shylock Strain" in Uncle Sam, p. 22
      11. Automatic Train Control Ordered, p. 23
      12. Gold Mines in Indian Graves, p. 24
      13. More Power from Niagara, p. 24
      14. Floating Homes for Naval Planes, p. 25
      15. To Abolish the Hot Box, p. 26
      16. Weak Eyes and High Prices, p. 27
      17. Telephonic Bacteria, p. 27
      18. Sculptural Fantasies to Lift After-War Gloom, p. 28
      19. Forgotten Stars, p. 29
      20. England's Young Musical Anarch, p. 30
      21. [+]
        Rewarding a Negro for Indicting "Civilization", p. 31 - 1 Review
        Batouala by Rene Maran
      22. India Reported Going Dry, p. 32
      23. Praying vs. Playing, p. 33
      24. The Stumbling-Block to Church Reunion, p. 33
      25. Agnosticism in the Schools, p. 34
      26. Current Poetry, p. 35
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-49
      28. Sports and Athletics, pp. 50-65
      29. Investments and Finance, pp. 66-67
      30. Current Events, pp. 68-69
      31. The Spice of Life, p. 70
      32. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 70
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      February 25, 1922 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. The Bonus Becoming a Big Political Issue, pp. 7-9
      2. Stormy Dawn of the Irish Free State, pp. 10-11
      3. The New Crop of Swindlers, p. 12
      4. A Big Strike Against Wage Cuts, p. 13
      5. To Trust the Farmer with Trust Methods, p. 14
      6. Red Rivalry in Russian Relief, pp. 15-16
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      8. Britain's Peril in India, pp. 18-19
      9. America's "Mortgage" on Europe, p. 20
      10. Russia Resents "Colonization", p. 21
      11. The Shrinking Pacific, p. 22
      12. Is the "Black Belt" Fading?, p. 23
      13. Birth Control as a Cure for War, p. 24
      14. Spraying with Molten Metal, p. 25
      15. Airplane Fire-Patrol Abolished, p. 26
      16. What to Eat in Cold Weather, p. 26
      17. The All-American Telescope, p. 27
      18. Recaptured Thrills of the French Revolution, p. 28
      19. Ireland's New Art, p. 29
      20. The Wilson Foundation, p. 30
      21. Chesterton Worried by American Jokes, p. 31
      22. Armenia's Tragic Finish, p. 32
      23. Putting the Golden Rule to Work, p. 33
      24. Methodists "Listing the Curse", p. 33
      25. Turning Pews into Couches, p. 34
      26. Current Poetry, p. 35
      27. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-55
      28. [+]
        A Half-Way Adventuress, pp. 56-58 - 1 Review
        Angelica by Elisabeth Sanxay Holding
      29. [+]
        True Stuff from the Wild West, pp. 59-61 - 1 Review
        The Blood of the Conquerors by Harvey Fergusson
      30. [+]
        Teetering on the Edge, pp. 62-63 - 1 Review
        Dolf by Francis E. Baily
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-65
      32. Current Events, pp. 66-67
      33. The Spice of Life, pp. 68-70
      34. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 71
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      March 4, 1922 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. Signs of Prosperity, pp. 7-9
      2. The Mine-Rail Labor Alliance, p. 10
      3. What the Wreck of the "Roma" Shows, p. 11
      4. A Counter-Attack on Crime, pp. 12-13
      5. Opening the Ship Subsidy Fight, p. 14
      6. Comic Aspects of the Bonus Puzzle, p. 15
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      8. Czecho-Slovakia and Genoa, p. 17
      9. Ireland's "Immediate Duty", p. 18
      10. A German "Dream" of Invading Russia, p. 19
      11. A New Zealand Hail to Pioneers, p. 19
      12. A British Plan for Land Disarmament, p. 20
      13. Japanese View of Anglo-French Friction, p. 21
      14. Sorting Mail to Music, p. 22
      15. Time to Change the Building Regulations?, p. 23
      16. Developing Photographs by White Light, p. 23
      17. Electrified Furniture, p. 24
      18. Fixing a Frontier by Wireless, p. 25
      19. Music in the Air, p. 26
      20. Stuffy Schools Strangling Study, p. 27
      21. A Bat from the Russian Belfry, p. 28
      22. Irony of the Moliere Celebrations, p. 29
      23. American Art Decried by Americans, p. 30
      24. Where Does Fiction Stand To-Day?, p. 31
      25. Lighting Up the Southern Mountains, p. 32
      26. Professional Evangelists, p. 33
      27. A Protestant Confessional, p. 34
      28. Motor-Cars and Students, pp. 34-35
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-49
      31. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 50-79
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 80-82
      33. Current Events, pp. 83-84
      34. The Spice of Life, pp. 85-86
      35. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 87
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      March 11, 1922 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The New Anglo-French Alliance, pp. 9-10
      2. Old Treatment for New Treaties, pp. 11-12
      3. The Rocky Road of Ratification, p. 13
      4. A Home-Builders' Bill of Rights, pp. 14-15
      5. The Blame for the Roma Wreck, p. 16
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      7. Russia's Red Army and Genoa, p. 18
      8. The Free State of Egypt, p. 19
      9. How Germany's New Place in the Sun "Depends on Russia", p. 20
      10. Franco-Japanese Cordiality, p. 20
      11. Ireland's Industrial Future, p. 21
      12. How Tiny Pebbles Rend Great Rocks, p. 22
      13. A Twelve-Hundred-Mile Bus Ride, p. 23
      14. Spectacles for the Movie Camera, p. 24
      15. Why is a Sleeping-Car?, p. 24
      16. The British Lion's Restless Brood, pp. 25-27
      17. Growth of the British Empire from 1815 to 1922---Maps, pp. 28-30
      18. Bases of British Strength, pp. 31-33
      19. British Character Culture and Life, pp. 34-36
      20. America's Attitude Toward Great Britain, pp. 37-39
      21. Canada Land of Potentialities, pp. 40-44
      22. "Old Ireland" the New, pp. 45-49
      23. India Seething with Unrest, pp. 50-55
      24. Egypt Under the British Regime, pp. 56-59
      25. Australia the Real Land of the Golden Fleece, pp. 60-63
      26. New Zealand First, pp. 64-66
      27. British Power in the West Indies, pp. 67-70
      28. What the Mandates Mean to the Empire, pp. 71-75
      29. Changing Tides in South Africa, pp. 76-84
      30. The Outposts of British Power (An Imaginary Voyage), pp. 85-89
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 90-92
      32. Current Events, p. 93
      33. Spice of Life---British Brand, p. 94
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      March 18, 1922 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. One Year of Republican Rule, pp. 7-9
      2. Our Disappearing Army, p. 10
      3. Planning a "Painless" Bonus, p. 11
      4. To Calm the Jarring Radio Waves, pp. 12-13
      5. A $30000000 Bonus for Shipping, pp. 14-15
      6. To Make Our Great Lake Ports Ocean Ports, pp. 16-18
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 19
      8. Britain's Great Indian "Experiment", pp. 20-21
      9. German Air Activities, p. 22
      10. Hungary's Novel Land Tax, p. 22
      11. Ulster's Boundary Contentions, p. 23
      12. Roumanian View of Russia, p. 24
      13. Tracking Forest Firebugs, p. 25
      14. Does Germany Control Chemistry?, p. 26
      15. Hearing Through the Bones, p. 27
      16. How Radium Colors Gems, p. 28
      17. Swamps to Farms While You Wait, p. 28
      18. Is Science Becoming Religious?, p. 29
      19. A Million Electric Fireflies, p. 29
      20. Overdoing International Lectures, p. 30
      21. The "Music-Hall" to the Discard, p. 31
      22. Women's Measure in Art, p. 32
      23. Mental Tests for Indiana School Children, p. 32
      24. Cultural Rise of Russian Provinces, p. 33
      25. How We Burn Our Churches, p. 34
      26. Students in Arms Against Jazz, p. 35
      27. Ending a Feud without a Rifle, p. 36
      28. Scotland Ablaze with Revival Fires, pp. 36-41
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 42-53
      30. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 54-71
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-74
      32. Current Events, pp. 75-76
      33. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 77
      34. The Spice of Life, p. 78
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      March 25, 1922 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Islam Astir Against Christian Rule, pp. 7-9
      2. A Flare of Revolt in South Africa, p. 10
      3. Wanted: The Truth About Coal, p. 11
      4. "Tactful Pressure" on Europe, pp. 12-13
      5. Labor and Prohibition, pp. 14-15
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      7. The Indian Explosion in England, pp. 17-18
      8. Black and White in East Africa, p. 19
      9. Washington After-Thoughts from Japan, pp. 19-20
      10. Where China's Salvation Lies, p. 21
      11. Mining the Air, p. 22
      12. One-Crop Counties Are Poor, p. 22
      13. Arctic Tractor Sledges, p. 23
      14. A Jointed Passenger-Train, p. 24
      15. How to Keep Vitamins, p. 25
      16. Misrepresenting New York in Fiction, p. 26
      17. Housecleaning the Theater, p. 27
      18. American Idealism Excoriated, p. 28
      19. Genius Defeated by Race, pp. 28-29
      20. Forgetting the Hymn of Hate, p. 30
      21. A Prayer for Landlords, p. 31
      22. Stage Stars and Moral Standards, p. 32
      23. Darwinism in the Schools, pp. 32-33
      24. Current Poetry, p. 34
      25. Personal Glimpses, pp. 35-49
      26. The Books of 1921, pp. 50-53
      27. [+]
        Ireland's Part in Making Britain, pp. 54-56 - 1 Review
        Ireland and the Making of Britain by Benedict Fitzpatrick
      28. [+]
        One of the War's New Social Doctrines, p. 57 - 1 Review
        Rose and Rose by E.V. Lucas
      29. [+]
        Not Contented With Little, pp. 58-59 - 1 Review
        A Little More by W.B. Maxwell
      30. [+]
        Two Diversions With Their Moral, pp. 60-63 - 1 Review
        Pan and the Twins by Eden Phillpotts
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-66
      32. Current Events, pp. 67-68
      33. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 69
      34. The Spice of Life, p. 70
  2. [+]
    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1922 = 13 Issues, 508 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 1, 1922 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. A Plan to Have Us Pay the German Indemnity, pp. 7-9
      2. Deserting Farm and Kitchen, p. 10
      3. Dublin's Rocky Road, pp. 10-11
      4. To Make More Homes in New York, pp. 12-13
      5. New England's Textile War, pp. 14-15
      6. A New King on Pharoah's Throne, p. 16
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      8. The Great Debt and Reparations "Merger", pp. 18-19
      9. Hungary at the Danger Point, p. 20
      10. France and Feminism, p. 21
      11. Smithereens of the Sevres Treaty, p. 22
      12. What Orangs Know, p. 23
      13. A Reservoir of Railway Equipment, p. 24
      14. Do City Dwellers Die Early?, p. 24
      15. Hair as a Detective, p. 25
      16. A Plea to Keep Up Rail Rates, p. 26
      17. Radio Amateurs Span the Atlantic, p. 27
      18. Pacific Coast Radio, p. 28
      19. Mr. Glavin's Radio Car, p. 29
      20. Radio Below 275 Meters, p. 29
      21. How Shaw Bags the Universe, p. 30
      22. A Double-Keyboard Piano, p. 31
      23. Banning the "Precious" Writers, p. 32
      24. An Exponent of the New Psychology, p. 33
      25. Character Bonds for Movie Actors, p. 33
      26. Calling in a Minister to Help the Chicago Police, p. 34
      27. Jewish Increase in America, p. 35
      28. The Good in "Wild Young People", p. 35
      29. The Papacy's Program, pp. 36-37
      30. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-53
      32. Sports and Athletics, pp. 54-63
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-66
      34. Current Events, pp. 67-68
      35. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 69
      36. The Spice of Life, pp. 70-72
    2. [+]
      April 8, 1922 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. The Bonus Bill in No Man's Land, pp. 9-11
      2. The Treaty Triumph in the Senate, pp. 12-13
      3. Putting the Turk Back in Europe, pp. 14-15
      4. A Better Understanding with Mexico, p. 16
      5. To Put Our Navy into Third Place, p. 17
      6. Not Enough Income from the Income Tax, p. 18
      7. Wrangling over Wrangell Island, p. 19
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      9. Secret German Armaments, pp. 21-22
      10. When the Doughboy Leaves His Bill, p. 23
      11. Ladies' Day in the Lords, p. 24
      12. Anglo-Belgian Defense Pact, p. 24
      13. Is Ellis Island Infected?, p. 25
      14. Synthetic Gold, p. 26
      15. How Mosaic Air-Maps Are Made, pp. 26-27
      16. Flood Conditions Extraordinary, p. 28
      17. The Youngest Radio Operator, p. 29
      18. Multiplex Radio, p. 29
      19. Successful Transatlantic Stations, p. 30
      20. The Broadcasting Situation, p. 30
      21. The Miracle-Working Vacuum Tube, p. 31
      22. "Civic Virtue" Imperilled, p. 32
      23. Meaning of the Dancing Mania, p. 33
      24. A Grave Charge Against Women's Novels, p. 34
      25. A Poet from the Slums, p. 34
      26. Lloyd George in a Byronic Mood, p. 35
      27. The Missionary's Chance in India, p. 36
      28. State Rights and Baby Welfare, p. 37
      29. The Ku Klux Klan and the Church, p. 38
      30. Suicide on the Increase, pp. 38-39
      31. Current Poetry, pp. 40-41
      32. Personal Glimpses, pp. 42-56
      33. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 57-79
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 80-83
      35. Current Events, p. 84
      36. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 85
      37. The Spice of Life, p. 86
      38. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 87-88
    3. [+]
      April 15, 1922 Issue = 47 Articles
      1. Causes Behind the Coal Strike, pp. 7-9
      2. Russia Approaching Recognition, pp. 10-11
      3. The Rocky Road Grows Smoother, p. 12
      4. The "Soft-Money" Issue Looming, p. 13
      5. Ties with Germany Renewed, p. 14
      6. Another Forest Fight, p. 15
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      8. Sentenced to Die, p. 17
      9. America's Refusal to Go to Genoa, pp. 18-19
      10. Britain's Divorce Law "Scandal", p. 20
      11. Scottish Orange and Protestant Party, p. 21
      12. Soviet Try-Out in South Africa, p. 22
      13. The Wealthy West, p. 23
      14. X-Ray Prospecting, p. 23
      15. Is the Corn Belt Drying Up?, p. 24
      16. Heating Orchards with Stoves, p. 25
      17. Killing Echoes with Paint, p. 26
      18. Burning Metal Under Water, p. 27
      19. Does Tobacco Make One Tired, p. 27
      20. What Plant Is This?, p. 27
      21. Astonishing Growth of the Radiotelephone, p. 28
      22. The Radiotelephone on the Farm, p. 29
      23. Combining Radio and Wire Telephony, p. 29
      24. A Life-Boat Equipped with Radio, p. 30
      25. A Receiving-Station without Aerial, p. 30
      26. News by Radio for Rail Passengers, p. 30
      27. Our Limping Civilization, p. 31
      28. Coming of the Guitrys, p. 32
      29. A Jazz Ballet, p. 33
      30. Mrs. Asquith---As We See Her and She Sees Us, pp. 34-35
      31. The President's Appeal to Halt Lawbreaking, p. 36
      32. Singing the "Messiah" in Kansas, p. 37
      33. Healing the Maoris by Faith, p. 38
      34. The Clean-Heartedness of Youth, pp. 38-39
      35. Current Poetry, pp. 40-41
      36. Personal Glimpses, pp. 42-67
      37. [+]
        Down in Louisiana, p. 68 - 1 Review
        The Inheritance of Jean Trouve by Nevil G. Henshaw
      38. [+]
        A True Romantic Novel, pp. 68-69 - 1 Review
        The Head of the House of Coombe by Frances Hodgson Burnett
      39. [+]
        The Missing Actor, p. 70 - 1 Review
        Scarhaven Keep by J.S. Fletcher
      40. [+]
        Sprightly Tales of Terrorism and Science, p. 71 - 1 Review
        The Villa of the Peacock, and Other Stories by Richard Dehan
      41. [+]
        An Ancient Romance, p. 72 - 1 Review
        Eudocia by Eden Phillpotts
      42. [+]
        A Good Woman's Children, pp. 73-74 - 1 Review
        Humbug by E.M. Delafield
      43. [+]
        A Feminine Hardy, pp. 75-87 - 1 Review
        Joanna Godden by Sheila Kaye-Smith
      44. Investments and Finance, pp. 88-90
      45. Current Events, pp. 91-92
      46. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 93
      47. The Spice of Life, p. 94
    4. [+]
      April 22, 1922 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. The Tariff Bill and the Nation's Purse, pp. 7-9
      2. Cities Helpless in the Grip of Crime, pp. 10-11
      3. Jobs in Jeopardy, p. 12
      4. A Japanese-Siberian War-Cloud, pp. 13-14
      5. Is the Melting-Pot Spilling the Beans?, p. 15
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      7. The Invisible Factor at Genoa, pp. 17-18
      8. Russia's Baltic Bulwark, pp. 19-20
      9. Final Defeat of Hapsburg Charles, p. 21
      10. Traveling by Air in England, p. 22
      11. Power Shortage from Lack of Snow, p. 23
      12. A New Fuel, p. 24
      13. The Biggest Boiler in the World, p. 24
      14. Uncle Henry's Substitute for Leather, p. 25
      15. Reading Burned Manuscript, p. 25
      16. Radio from an Electric-Light Socket, p. 26
      17. The Simplest Radio Receiver, p. 27
      18. Hooked Up with the World, p. 28
      19. A Pocketbook Radio Set, p. 29
      20. The Bolsheviki Stamping Out Art, p. 30
      21. Penalties of Being a Classic, p. 31
      22. Genius and Drink, p. 32
      23. Consolations over Lost Art, p. 33
      24. "The American Lourdes" Destroyed, p. 34
      25. The Causes of Feuds and Moonshining, p. 35
      26. The Crescent's Shadow on the Cross, p. 36
      27. For a Jewish-Christian Entente, p. 36
      28. The Storm-Tossed Russian Church, p. 37
      29. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      30. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-65
      31. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 66-77
      32. Investments and Finance, pp. 78-82
      33. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 83
      34. Current Events, pp. 84-85
      35. The Spice of Life, p. 86
    5. [+]
      April 29, 1922 Issue = 39 Articles
      1. Germany and Russia Defying the Allies, pp. 5-7
      2. Henry Ford's Five-Day Week, p. 8
      3. The "Wet" Campaign Launched, p. 9
      4. The Coal-Strikeres' Verdun, pp. 10-11
      5. Storm Center of the Tariff Dispute, p. 12
      6. New York's Big Foreign Population, p. 13
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 14
      8. British-American Trade Rivalry in China, p. 15
      9. Home Rule all Round in Britain, p. 16
      10. Russo-Swedish Business Grip, p. 16
      11. Strikes Through China's Open Door, p. 17
      12. Germany's "Resurrection", p. 18
      13. A Truce of Electricity and Steam?, p. 19
      14. Punching Pears to Tell When They Are Ripe, p. 19
      15. Ocean Way-Stations for Airplanes, p. 20
      16. Poison-Proof Hens, p. 21
      17. Foiling Thieves with a Flexible Key, p. 21
      18. A Sugar Cinderella, p. 22
      19. Ready-Made Lawns, p. 22
      20. The Man Who Made Broadcasting Possible, p. 23
      21. A Tiny Radio Receiver, p. 24
      22. Welkin-Ringing by Radio, p. 24
      23. The Day of the Radiotelephone, p. 25
      24. The Pranks of the "Static" Pest, p. 25
      25. British and American Railway Architecture, p. 26
      26. The Washingtons in the Movies, p. 27
      27. Inferior Races in American Fiction, pp. 27-28
      28. The Sorrows of Our Plays, p. 29
      29. Curing the Veterans' Vocational Muddle, p. 30
      30. Sermons in Slogans, p. 31
      31. The Spiritual Paralysis in England, p. 32
      32. Less Drunkenness Among the Poor, pp. 32-33
      33. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      34. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-40
      35. Sports and Athletics, pp. 41-55
      36. Investments and Finance, pp. 56-58
      37. The Spice of Life, pp. 59-60
      38. Current Events, pp. 61-62
      39. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 63
    6. [+]
      May 6, 1922 Issue = 39 Articles
      1. The Bolsheviki Now Asking to Be Trusted, pp. 11-13
      2. Spring Styles in Political Straws, p. 14
      3. Labor's Distrust of the Courts, p. 15
      4. Ireland's One-Day Strike, p. 16
      5. The Job-Famine Breaking, pp. 17-19
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      7. An Expert British View of India, p. 21
      8. A British Bouquet for Uncle Sam, p. 22
      9. A Turkish Editor Speaks, p. 23
      10. Mr. Lloyd George's Ten-Year Peace, p. 24
      11. Belgian Wariness of Genoa, p. 24
      12. If Germany Had Russia's Army, p. 25
      13. Food Value of Soft Drinks, p. 26
      14. Open-air College Dormitories, p. 27
      15. Cotton that Grows on Trees, p. 28
      16. How Fast the Fish Swim, p. 28
      17. How Hot Can We Live?, p. 29
      18. Influenza with a Difference, p. 29
      19. "Underweight" a Delusion, p. 30
      20. Shooting Out Fires with a Pistol, p. 30
      21. Freak Radiophones, p. 31
      22. Radio En Route, p. 32
      23. Messages Through Earth and Water, p. 33
      24. On the Watch for Marauders, p. 33
      25. Radio Equipment for Airplanes, p. 33
      26. Our Red "Primitives" in Art, p. 34
      27. Cooling Ardors Over Jeritza, p. 35
      28. 'Ware of Hoopskirts, p. 36
      29. A Briton Concedes Our Language, p. 36
      30. "To Jazz" or "To Rag", p. 37
      31. Conan Doyle's Heaven, p. 38
      32. Criminals on the Causes of Crime, p. 39
      33. Rebuilding the Martyred Churches, pp. 40-41
      34. Current Poetry, pp. 42-43
      35. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-65
      36. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 66-85
      37. Investments and Finance, pp. 86-91
      38. Current Events, pp. 92-93
      39. The Spice of Life, p. 94
    7. [+]
      May 13, 1922 Issue = 40 Articles
      1. The Dove from Genoa's Ark, pp. 7-8
      2. Four Months of "Recuperation", pp. 9-11
      3. China Torn by a Struggle for Unity, pp. 12-13
      4. The Fight for the Rio Route, p. 14
      5. West Virginia's Treason Trials, p. 15
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      7. Russia as "A Land of Opportunity", pp. 17-18
      8. A Japanese View of Genoa, p. 19
      9. The Passing of Old Europe, p. 20
      10. Japanese Unrest Down on the Farm, p. 21
      11. Bulgarian Complaints, p. 21
      12. The Electrical Cotton-Picker, p. 22
      13. Famine Predicted for Next Year, p. 23
      14. The Unmapped United States, p. 24
      15. Grow Two Kinds of Apples, p. 24
      16. Do We Eat Too Much Salt?, p. 25
      17. A Car Bonfire, p. 25
      18. Burying a Dead Ship, p. 26
      19. Paper Piping, p. 26
      20. The Jinn in the Radio Bottle, p. 27
      21. College Lectures by Radio, p. 28
      22. The Superphone, p. 29
      23. Must Have License Even for Buzzer Set, p. 29
      24. Dramatized Literary Thievery, p. 30
      25. America and France Spanked by Mencken, p. 31
      26. Miss Farrar's Operatic Farewell, pp. 32-33
      27. The Coming Doctrinal Storm, p. 34
      28. Unhealthiness of the Farm, p. 35
      29. Blue-Penciling the Decalog, pp. 36-37
      30. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      31. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-62
      32. [+]
        The Odessy of a Pioneer, p. 63 - 1 Review
        Vandemark's Folly by Herbert Quick
      33. [+]
        The Mysterious and Murderous "Bat", p. 64 - 1 Review
        Number 87 by Harrington Hext
      34. [+]
        Rewards of the Unselfish, pp. 65-66 - 1 Review
        Nene by Ernest Perochon
      35. [+]
        Kindness to Burglars, pp. 67-68 - 1 Review
        Yollop by George Barr McCutcheon
      36. [+]
        Posthumizing Dickens Again, p. 69 - 1 Review
        The Veneerings by Harry Johnston
      37. Investments and Finance, pp. 70-72
      38. Current Events, pp. 73-75
      39. The Spice of Life, pp. 76-77
      40. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, pp. 78-80
    8. [+]
      May 20, 1922 Issue = 40 Articles
      1. Reforming Spendthrift Uncle Sam, pp. 7-9
      2. Why Beveridge Beat New, pp. 10-11
      3. Mr. Wu Checks Mr. Chang, pp. 12-13
      4. The Tempest of Teapot Dome, p. 14
      5. Soviet Skulduggery Scented Here, p. 15
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      7. The Russo-German Torpedo at Genoa, pp. 17-18
      8. Japan's Exit from Shantung, p. 19
      9. Color Conflict on the Rand, p. 20
      10. For a Japanese-German Combine, p. 20
      11. Every Man His Own Twin, p. 21
      12. Tobacco Smoke as a Disinfectant, p. 22
      13. Our Pacific Coast Food Problem, p. 23
      14. A Bus Like a Parlor-Car, p. 23
      15. Why the Movies Move, p. 24
      16. Why Old Railroad Ties Are Burned, p. 25
      17. Confiscating American Inventions, p. 25
      18. Saving Ships with the Radio Compass, p. 26
      19. What Is an Electric Current?, p. 27
      20. Setting Your Watch by Radio, p. 27
      21. Armstrong Busy Again, p. 27
      22. Eliminating the Storage Battery, p. 28
      23. Radio in City Apartments, p. 28
      24. Hints About the Aerial, p. 29
      25. A Mosquito-Netting Antenna, p. 29
      26. Mangling Masterpieces in the Movies, p. 30
      27. Does Man Want an Educated Woman?, p. 31
      28. The Season's Best Acting, p. 32
      29. Barrie's "League of Youth", pp. 32-33
      30. For Christian-Jewish Friendship, p. 34
      31. Leading the Child into Temptation, p. 35
      32. Why Catholic Growth Hesitates, p. 36
      33. Where Preachers Need Advice, pp. 36-37
      34. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      35. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-65
      36. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 66-83
      37. Investments and Finance, pp. 84-91
      38. Current Events, pp. 92-93
      39. The Spice of Life, p. 94
      40. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 94
    9. [+]
      May 27, 1922 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. Chicago's War on Labor Terrorism, pp. 7-9
      2. Why Pennsylvania Picks Pinchot, p. 10
      3. The Child-Labor Law Quashed, p. 11
      4. The Scramble for Russian Oil, p. 12
      5. After Genoa, p. 13
      6. Bad News for War Grafters, pp. 14-15
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      8. What of the Night in Ireland?, pp. 17-18
      9. Americans as Boosters, p. 19
      10. How Genoa Went Wrong, p. 19
      11. Cheer from Western Canada, p. 20
      12. Japanese Complaint of California, p. 20
      13. Helping the Engineer Avoid Danger, p. 21
      14. To Kill Pests with War Gases, p. 22
      15. Symphonies of Perfume, p. 22
      16. Facts that Mar the Theories of Mars, p. 23
      17. Driving Airplanes by Kerosene, p. 23
      18. To Outlaw Oiled Milk, p. 24
      19. Fallacious Fancy Fleas, p. 24
      20. A Helping Hand to the Novice, p. 25
      21. A Portable Set for Boy Scouts, p. 26
      22. How to Make Soldered Connections, p. 26
      23. Marriage a la Airplane and Radio, p. 27
      24. New York to Further Music in the Name of Peace, p. 28
      25. American and British Art Buyers Again Clinch, p. 29
      26. A Broadside Against Wells, pp. 30-31
      27. Nice Cents a Week for Salvation, p. 32
      28. Keeping Religion Out of Politics, p. 33
      29. Good News for the Leper, p. 33
      30. Government Aid for Home Builders, pp. 34-35
      31. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      32. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-49
      33. Sports and Athletics, pp. 50-61
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 62-66
      35. Current Events, pp. 67-68
      36. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 69
      37. The Spice of Life, p. 70
    10. [+]
      June 3, 1922 Issue = 42 Articles
      1. The Bull Moose Stirring Again, pp. 11-13
      2. The President's Move Against the Twelve-Hour Day, p. 14
      3. Truce of the Irish Factions, pp. 15-16
      4. Why We Lend Liberia $5000000, p. 17
      5. Nipping a Coal Panic in the Bud, pp. 17-18
      6. A Roosevelt to Reconstruct Construction Ethics, p. 19
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 20
      8. From Genoa to German Reparations, p. 21
      9. British Optimism About Palestine, p. 22
      10. Trotzky's Reply to Russia's Defamers, p. 23
      11. End of Denmark's Long Lockout, p. 24
      12. Berlin as Babel, p. 25
      13. Turning Lakes into Farms, p. 26
      14. To the Pole by Plane, p. 27
      15. Metered Telephone Service, p. 28
      16. Were the Cliff-Dwellers Cannibals?, p. 28
      17. Are Our Railroad Cars Too Heavy?, p. 29
      18. The Safety Crusade Falling Off, p. 29
      19. Health of Those Who Handle Our Food, p. 30
      20. Tinkering with Patent Laws, p. 30
      21. Is Radio Only a Passing Fad?, p. 31
      22. Radio Symbols, p. 32
      23. Radio from a Ring, p. 32
      24. A Simple Variometer Receiving Set, p. 33
      25. More and More Indoor Aerials, p. 33
      26. How Art Has Gone to the Dogs, p. 34
      27. Our Literary "Back-Scratching", p. 35
      28. England Desperate Over Lost Art, p. 36
      29. The Reconquering German Music, p. 37
      30. A Tragedy of Modern Missions, p. 38
      31. College Lack of Religion, p. 39
      32. Religious Persecution in China, p. 39
      33. Armenia in the Fiery Furnace, p. 40
      34. The Invisible Crime Wave, pp. 40-41
      35. Current Poetry, pp. 42-43
      36. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-55
      37. Vacation Trips and Playgrounds, pp. 56-85
      38. Investments and Finance, pp. 86-90
      39. Current Events, pp. 91-92
      40. The Lexicographers Easy Chair, p. 93
      41. The Spice of Life, p. 94
      42. The Lexicographers Easy Chair, pp. 95-96
    11. [+]
      June 10, 1922 Issue = 46 Articles
      1. Clearing Tracks for Prosperity, pp. 7-9
      2. The Halt in the Price Drop, pp. 10-11
      3. Germany in Receivership, p. 12
      4. Mr. Daugherty as an Issue, p. 13
      5. Would the Dyer Bill Halt Lynching?, p. 14
      6. The Ku Klux in Politics, p. 15
      7. A Poll of "Best Minds" on Rum's Return, p. 16
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 17
      9. The Test that Strains the Entente, p. 18
      10. New Twist to Vilna Dispute, p. 19
      11. America's Farm Bloc and Europe, p. 20
      12. Australian Ire at "Fake Reciprocity", p. 21
      13. How Fires Start Themselves, p. 22
      14. Effect of the Naval Halt on Industry, p. 23
      15. To Link Two Old-World Seas, p. 24
      16. Negro Death-Rate Falling, p. 24
      17. A Dictionary in Your Vest Pocket, p. 25
      18. A 500-Foot Bridge Built in 13 Hours, p. 26
      19. Radio Entering the Schools, p. 27
      20. How to Make a Loose Coupler, p. 28
      21. College Students Make Their Own Tubes, p. 28
      22. How Two Girls Made a Receiving Radiophone, p. 29
      23. The President a Radio "Fan", p. 29
      24. Sargent an "Old Master", p. 30
      25. Shakespeare in Paris, p. 31
      26. Dickens and Griffith of the Movies, p. 31
      27. The Pulitzer Award, p. 32
      28. All the World a Main Street, p. 33
      29. Ending the Narcotic Menace, p. 34
      30. Restoring French Protestantism, p. 35
      31. Helping the Sailor with Books, p. 35
      32. The "Y's"-Great Record, p. 36
      33. The Danger of High Ministerial Standards, pp. 36-37
      34. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      35. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-53
      36. [+]
        Merging East and West, p. 54 - 1 Review
        Sacrifice by Stephen French Whitman
      37. [+]
        A Queer Kind of Saint, p. 55 - 1 Review
        Saint Teresa by Henry Sydnor Harrison
      38. [+]
        Why Educate the Negro?, p. 56 - 1 Review
        Birthright by T.S. Stribling
      39. [+]
        No Flapper Thank You!, p. 57 - 1 Review
        Goldie Green by Samuel Merwin
      40. [+]
        A Lover Not a Murderer, p. 58 - 1 Review
        The Yellow Streak by Valentine Williams
      41. [+]
        Mammon Renamed, pp. 58-59 - 1 Review
        The House of Rimmon by Mary S. Watts
      42. [+]
        The Solace of the Prairies, pp. 60-69 - 1 Review
        The Prairie Child by Arthur Stringer
      43. Investments and Finance, pp. 70-74
      44. Current Events, pp. 75-76
      45. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 77
      46. The Spice of Life, p. 78
    12. [+]
      June 17, 1922 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. Labor Unions Liable to Pay for Strike Damages, pp. 7-9
      2. The Primary as a Rich Man's Game, p. 10
      3. Uncle Sam Takes a Hand in Turkey, p. 11
      4. Barleycorn's Resurrection as a Big Campaign Issue, pp. 12-13
      5. "Treason" and Reason, p. 14
      6. From Bucket-Shop to Jail, p. 15
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      8. English Press on Britain's Offensive in Ireland, p. 17
      9. Germans on a Spending Spree, p. 18
      10. Hungary's Policy in a Nutshell, p. 19
      11. What Marshall Foch Said to King George, pp. 19-20
      12. Why There Was Not Another Dayton Flood, p. 21
      13. Relief for Jitney Rough-Riders, p. 22
      14. Steering Ships by Microphone, p. 23
      15. London's Microbe Farm, p. 24
      16. Take the Radio Set on Vacation, p. 25
      17. The New Fire Regulations, p. 25
      18. A New Radio Champion, p. 26
      19. The Human Body as an Aerial, p. 26
      20. Radio Sermons for Pastorless Churches, p. 27
      21. How to Make and Operate a Simple Receiving Outfit, p. 27
      22. The Lincoln Memorial, p. 28
      23. English to Be Spoken by the French, p. 29
      24. Baring the Soul at L250 Per, p. 30
      25. Shall a Boy Join a College Fraternity?, pp. 30-31
      26. Wayward Girls Not Made Angelic by Torture, p. 32
      27. Coal-Mining and Christianity, p. 33
      28. Movie Competition with the School, p. 34
      29. America's Victorious Crusade, p. 34
      30. To Restore a Famous Shrine, pp. 34-35
      31. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      32. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-63
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-66
      34. Current Events, pp. 67-68
      35. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 69
      36. The Spice of Life, p. 70
    13. [+]
      June 24, 1922 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Will the Tariff Increase the Cost of Living?, pp. 5-7
      2. A New "Iowa Idea", p. 8
      3. Democratic Fun with Republican Funds, pp. 9-10
      4. Antimilitarism Winning Japan, p. 11
      5. "Help Wanted" Again, p. 12
      6. Sterner Justice for Criminals, p. 13
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 14
      8. How the Bankers "Save" Germany, p. 15
      9. Do American Farmers Want a High Tariff?, p. 16
      10. Keeping Britain's Empire British, p. 17
      11. Europe Mad to Australian Eyes, p. 18
      12. Twenty Minutes of Railroading, p. 19
      13. The Curative Power of Books, p. 20
      14. Man's Senseless Garb, p. 21
      15. Cabbage Coming Back, p. 22
      16. Radio in a Suit-Case, p. 23
      17. Radio and Public Information, p. 24
      18. The Curious Little Grid Leak, p. 25
      19. Radio and the Farm Boy, p. 25
      20. England's Passing Glory, pp. 26-27
      21. Harvard "Talk" About Jews, p. 28
      22. British Good-Will to American Books, p. 29
      23. Our Buildings an Example to Europe, p. 29
      24. Epidemic of Church Building in the South, p. 30
      25. Training "Missionaries of Revolt", p. 31
      26. Rome's Quarrel with the Methodists, p. 31
      27. Fighting the Fundamentalists, p. 32
      28. Current Poetry, p. 33
      29. Personal Glimpses, pp. 34-53
      30. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 54-63
      31. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-67
      32. Current Events, pp. 68-69
      33. The Spice of Life, p. 70
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1922 = 14 Issues, 569 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 1, 1922 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. Is Uncle Sam a Bootlegger?, pp. 13-15
      2. Mexico Ready to Pay Up, p. 16
      3. The New Irish Constitution, p. 17
      4. Blame for the German Loan Fiasco, pp. 18-19
      5. More Taxpayers Pay Less Taxes, p. 20
      6. Is the Supreme Court Too Supreme?, p. 21
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 22
      8. Chinese Chaos as Seen in China, pp. 23-24
      9. Slow Recovery of the World's Trade, p. 25
      10. An Evaporating "Menace", p. 26
      11. Germany's New Revolutionaries, p. 26
      12. Heroes of Peace, p. 27
      13. Wasting Bright Ideas, p. 28
      14. The Too-High Cost of Getting Things, p. 29
      15. Winding the Clock by Opening the Door, p. 30
      16. Moisture-Proof Matches, p. 30
      17. Is the Ether Mythical?, p. 31
      18. When Radio Receivers are Involuntary Transmitters, p. 32
      19. The Honeycomb Coil, p. 33
      20. The Gospel by Wireless, p. 33
      21. Care of the Storage Battery, p. 33
      22. Running for Congress by Boosting Radio, p. 33
      23. The Bewildering Art of Children, p. 34
      24. "If Winter Comes" Without a Frost, p. 35
      25. Interpreting Europe's Nightmare, p. 36
      26. Education for the Farmer, p. 37
      27. Chinese Students to Fight Christianity, p. 38
      28. Tagore's Advice to Missionaries, p. 39
      29. Teaching the Truth About the Bible, p. 39
      30. The Vatican's Victory in Russia, p. 40
      31. Ridiculing Marriage to Death, p. 40
      32. Current Poetry, p. 41
      33. Personal Glimpses, pp. 42-53
      34. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 54-63
      35. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-66
      36. Current Events, pp. 67-68
      37. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 69
      38. The Spice of Life, p. 70
    2. [+]
      July 8, 1922 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. The Illinois Mine Massacre, pp. 5-7
      2. Weeks Wines and Beers, p. 8
      3. A National Vote on Prohibition and the Bonus, p. 9
      4. Shall Cabinet Members Talk in Congress?, p. 10
      5. Mrs. Olesen's Bid for the Toga, p. 10
      6. Ireland's Pro-Treaty Landslide, p. 11
      7. Governor Small's Acquittal, p. 12
      8. Our Workers Investing in Russia, p. 13
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 14
      10. The German Republic's Trail of Blood, pp. 15-16
      11. Distressful Austria, p. 17
      12. Political Boxing in Bulgaria, p. 18
      13. Japanese Friendliness to China, p. 18
      14. The Passing of the Household Servant, p. 19
      15. In Defense of "Oiled Milk", p. 20
      16. A Turbine Locomotive, p. 21
      17. What We Are Made Of, p. 21
      18. The Problem of Vertical Flight, p. 22
      19. Ambitious Radio Possibilities, p. 23
      20. Radio at the North Pole, p. 24
      21. The Home-Made Receiving Set, p. 25
      22. Radio Investment Traps, p. 25
      23. Industry Had Its Art Claims Too, p. 26
      24. Professions that Lose Lure, p. 27
      25. Jews Facing a Closing College Door, p. 28
      26. Americans Who Don't Lead Orchestras, p. 29
      27. A College Crusade Against Moral Laxity, p. 30
      28. A Swimmin'-Hole for City Boys, p. 31
      29. Fundamentalists Defeated, p. 32
      30. Cheapening the Cost of Charity, pp. 32-33
      31. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      32. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-55
      33. Investments and Finance, pp. 56-58
      34. Current Events, pp. 59-60
      35. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 61
      36. The Spice of Life, p. 62
    3. [+]
      July 15, 1922 Issue = 44 Articles
      1. First Returns in "The Digest's" Nation-wide Poll, pp. 5-6
      2. Balanced Voting on the Bonus, p. 7
      3. Irish Bullets Ratify Irish Ballots, pp. 8-9
      4. Why McCumber Was Retired, pp. 10-11
      5. Power and Weakness of the Railroad Labor Board, pp. 12-13
      6. Doubtful Fate of Alien Property, p. 14
      7. "Whitewash" on the Black Republic, p. 15
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      9. Polish-American Press on Poland's New Drink Law, pp. 17-18
      10. British Labor's Growing Strength, p. 19
      11. "Don't Imitate America", p. 19
      12. Swiss Jeremiahs, p. 20
      13. England's Isolation in Europe, p. 20
      14. Do Levees Pay?, p. 21
      15. How Willeta Senses Colors, p. 22
      16. Facts About Sleep, p. 22
      17. Paper Models for Concrete Tests, p. 23
      18. A War Against Tight Shoes, p. 23
      19. To Stop Automobile Bandits, p. 24
      20. Armstrong's New Superregenerator, p. 25
      21. Radio to Medicine the Mind Diseased, p. 26
      22. How to Make an Electron Tube Set, p. 26
      23. The Birthday of WJZ, p. 27
      24. Reported Secrecy System Found, p. 27
      25. America's Lead in Stage Design, p. 28
      26. The "Gloomy Dean" Hits the Novelists, p. 29
      27. Lincoln Attacked and Defended in the South, pp. 30-31
      28. Team-Work to Fight World Plagues, p. 32
      29. Public Demand for Risque Movies, p. 33
      30. What Next for Child Labor?, pp. 34-35
      31. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      32. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-41
      33. [+]
        Gentle Julia and Ungentle Florence, pp. 42-43 - 1 Review
        Gentle Julia by Booth Tarkington
      34. [+]
        A Series of Disasters, p. 44 - 1 Review
        Search by Margaret Rivers Larminie
      35. [+]
        Murders and Jewels, p. 45 - 1 Review
        The Rayner-Slade Amalgamation by J.S. Fletcher
      36. [+]
        The Old Order Changes in Virginia, pp. 46-47 - 1 Review
        One Man in His Time by Ellen Glasgow
      37. [+]
        How Merton Conquered Hollywood, pp. 48-50 - 1 Review
        Merton of the Movies by Harry Leon Wilson
      38. [+]
        Second Sight, p. 51 - 1 Review
        What Timmy Did by Marie Belloc Lowndes
      39. [+]
        A Dance of the Midges, pp. 51-52 - 1 Review
        The Beautiful and Damned by F. Scott Fitzgerald
      40. [+]
        Beats the Movies, pp. 53-55 - 1 Review
        Three Men and a Maid by P.G. Wodehouse
      41. Investments and Finance, pp. 56-58
      42. Current Events, pp. 59-60
      43. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 61
      44. The Spice of Life, p. 62
    4. [+]
      July 22, 1922 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. "The Digest's" Poll at the 200000 Mark, pp. 5-6
      2. Divided Votes and Opinions on the Bonus, p. 7
      3. Perils that Menace the German Republic, pp. 8-9
      4. Republican Shots at the Republican Tariff, pp. 10-11
      5. Unemployment Vanishing, p. 12
      6. The Filipino Not Yet "Ripe", p. 13
      7. Unraveling a 40-Year-Old Snarl, p. 14
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 15
      9. Spain's "Last Card", p. 16
      10. Porto Ricans Who Would Go Back to Spain, p. 17
      11. Russia's New Bourgeoisie, p. 18
      12. France's Dwindling Population, p. 18
      13. German Longing for a King, p. 19
      14. Self-Determination in Canada, p. 20
      15. California's Great Motor-Bus Systems, p. 21
      16. Snake Poison for Snake-Bite, p. 22
      17. Counting the Motes in the Air, p. 23
      18. Too Many Contraptions in the Auto?, p. 24
      19. Bootlegging Airplanes, p. 24
      20. Artificial Natural Gas, p. 24
      21. The Thunder of Our Heart-Throbs, p. 25
      22. How to Boost the Short-Wave Tuner, p. 26
      23. Dr. DeForest's Pioneer Broadcasting, p. 26
      24. Loop Aerials and Peanut Tubes, p. 27
      25. America's Literary Stars, p. 28
      26. Pacifism Pervading Oxford, p. 29
      27. The South Devoting Its Wealth to Schools, p. 30
      28. [+]
        A New Novel by Jane Austen, p. 31 - 1 Review
        Love and Friendship, and Other Early Works by Jane Austen
      29. The Good Samaritan in the Coal-Fields, p. 32
      30. Weakness of Free Religious Tuition, p. 33
      31. Murder by Wholesale, p. 34
      32. The Raid on Austrian Church Art, pp. 34-35
      33. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-55
      34. Investments and Finance, pp. 56-58
      35. Current Events, pp. 59-60
      36. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 61
      37. The Spice of Life, pp. 62-64
    5. [+]
      July 29, 1922 Issue = 39 Articles
      1. "Wet" and "Dry" Spots in the Growing "Digest" Poll, pp. 5-6
      2. Bonus Vote Shading Toward the "Yes" Side, p. 7
      3. Coal-Mining as the Nation's Business, pp. 8-10
      4. First Weeks of the Railroad Strike, p. 11
      5. Bleaching Out the Red in the Unions, p. 12
      6. Cutting Santo Domingo's Apron Strings, p. 13
      7. To Nail Down Peace with Canada, p. 14
      8. The Chemical Foundation's Fight, p. 15
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      10. Settling the Upper Silesian Problem, p. 17
      11. Russian Communism Cleans House, p. 18
      12. Japan's Unpopular Landlords, p. 19
      13. Smashing a Tropical Delusion, p. 20
      14. Railroad Travel in Europe, p. 21
      15. Were the Cave Men Astronomers?, p. 21
      16. Strange Properties of High Tension Electricity, p. 22
      17. Straightening Rails by Their Own Weight, p. 23
      18. Dangerous Entertainment, p. 23
      19. Buoys with Brains, p. 24
      20. "Sandy" Ice-Cream, p. 24
      21. An American Forerunner of Marconi, p. 25
      22. Radio Merchandising in Department Stores, p. 26
      23. Rolls-Royce Versus Flivver, p. 26
      24. The "Skin Effect", p. 27
      25. Radio Has Not Yet Invaded Belgium, p. 27
      26. A Radio Paradox, p. 27
      27. Tyranny of the Interior Decorator, p. 28
      28. Dime Novels in Lavender, p. 29
      29. The Cowboy That Was, p. 29
      30. A Scandal in the British Press, pp. 30-31
      31. A Christian Hall of Fame, pp. 32-33
      32. Ten More Commandments, p. 34
      33. Genoa Gehenna and Geneva, p. 34
      34. "Preach Christ" but not "Christianity", pp. 34-35
      35. Current Poetry, pp. 36-37
      36. Personal Glimpses, pp. 38-49
      37. Investments and Finance, p. 50
      38. Current Events, pp. 51-53
      39. The Spices of Life, p. 54
    6. [+]
      August 5, 1922 Issue = 45 Articles
      1. "The Digest" Poll at the Half-Million Mark, pp. 11-12
      2. Forces For and Against the Bonus, p. 13
      3. The Ku Klux Victory in Texas, p. 14
      4. To Keep the Coal Strike from Hurting, p. 15
      5. What Was Settled at The Hague, p. 16
      6. New Martial Adventures of "Henry and Me", p. 17
      7. A Howell from Nebraska, pp. 18-19
      8. Uncle Sam No "Joiner", p. 20
      9. A New Party Hat in the Ring, p. 21
      10. Topics in Brief, p. 22
      11. The Supreme Effort for Europe's Redemption, pp. 23-24
      12. Uncle Sam's "Profitable Pacifism", p. 25
      13. India's Fight Political Not Racial, p. 25
      14. French "Militarism", p. 26
      15. Substitutes for Gasoline, p. 27
      16. Sounding by Sound, p. 27
      17. A Chemist in the Senate, p. 28
      18. How to Keep Cool, p. 28
      19. Air as a Steel-Cutter, p. 29
      20. Longer Lives for Everybody, p. 29
      21. Fighting the Chinch Bug, p. 29
      22. Asylums or Hospitals?, p. 30
      23. A Siberian Giant, p. 30
      24. Radio on Your Pleasure Boat, p. 31
      25. From Zephyr to Tornado, p. 32
      26. The University of Kentucky Falls in Line, p. 33
      27. From the Mouths of Babes, p. 33
      28. From Schenectady Not Mars, p. 33
      29. Debating Barrie's View of Courage, p. 34
      30. Did Lincoln Say It?, p. 35
      31. French Discontent with Our Music, p. 36
      32. The Pantaloon in Contemporary English Letters, p. 37
      33. The Rising Tide of Religion, p. 38
      34. Margot Not Against Prohibition, p. 38
      35. Protestant Exodus from Southern Ireland, p. 39
      36. A Plea for More Open-Air Preaching, p. 39
      37. Healing Religious Rifts in Canada, p. 40
      38. Germany's De-Kaiserized Churches, pp. 40-41
      39. Current Poetry, pp. 42-43
      40. Personal Glimpses, pp. 44-53
      41. Sports and Athletics, pp. 54-63
      42. Investments and Finance, pp. 64-67
      43. Current Events, pp. 68-69
      44. The Spice of Life, p. 70
      45. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 71
    7. [+]
      August 12, 1922 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. Scross-Currents in "The Digest's" Prohibition Poll, pp. 5-6
      2. Some Interpreters of the Bonus Vote, p. 7
      3. Why "Seniority" Matters, p. 8
      4. Lenine Under Socialist Fire, p. 9
      5. Asking England to Help Keep Us Dry, pp. 10-11
      6. Our Bow to the Baltic Triplets, p. 12
      7. Speaking for the Foreign-Born Miners, p. 13
      8. Uncle Sam to Hand Fritz His Bill, p. 14
      9. Topics in Brief, p. 15
      10. Italy's New Political Crisis, p. 16
      11. German Capital's Game of Bluff, p. 17
      12. Bavaria's "Bad Example", p. 18
      13. Why Islam Is "Sore" at Britain, p. 19
      14. How Warships Are Scrapped, p. 20
      15. Summer Drownings, p. 21
      16. End of the Tin-Can Era Sighted, p. 21
      17. A Railroad Water-Wagon, p. 22
      18. The Buffalo Come Back, p. 22
      19. Cities Built by a French Railroad, p. 23
      20. Outdoing the Argonauts, p. 24
      21. Memorizing the Continental Code, p. 25
      22. Directional Wireless Transmission, p. 25
      23. A 300-Mile Aerial, p. 25
      24. Shelley Remembered, p. 26
      25. Shall Voice Teachers Be Licensed?, p. 27
      26. "Blasting" the Critics, p. 28
      27. An Irishman Discovers the "Real American", p. 29
      28. The Spiritual Triumph Over Bolshevism, p. 30
      29. Wicked Food Waste, p. 31
      30. Justice Before Charity, p. 32
      31. Filling the Country with Churches, pp. 32-33
      32. Current Poetry, pp. 34-35
      33. Personal Glimpses, pp. 36-41
      34. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 42-57
      35. Investments and Finance, pp. 58-59
      36. Current Events, pp. 60-61
      37. The Spice of Life, p. 62
      38. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 62
    8. [+]
      August 19, 1922 Issue = 46 Articles
      1. Women Vote in "The Digest's" Poll, pp. 7-9
      2. Women Voters Favor the Bonus, p. 10
      3. "Schedule K's" Little Brother, pp. 11-12
      4. Our "Moral Obligation" to Our European Debtors, pp. 13-14
      5. Why "Lone Wolf" Reed Came Back, pp. 15-16
      6. A "50-50 Sex Congress", p. 17
      7. Henry Plans to "Flivverene", p. 17
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 18
      9. What France Wants from Germany, p. 19
      10. The Strong Arm of Constantine, p. 20
      11. Nauru a Paying Mandate, p. 21
      12. Caucasian Oil Friction, p. 22
      13. Patroling for Icebergs, p. 23
      14. Inkless Finger-Prints, p. 24
      15. More Light on Bird Migration, p. 24
      16. Germany Adopting the Skyscraper, p. 25
      17. Have You "Tennis Elbow?", p. 25
      18. Cool Houses in Summer, p. 26
      19. Are Tears Antiseptic?, p. 26
      20. To Vaccinate Dogs, p. 26
      21. Fighting Fire by Radio, p. 27
      22. Heterodyne Reception, p. 28
      23. The World's Largest Radio Horn, p. 29
      24. Radio for a Merchant, p. 29
      25. Cincinnati as a Radio Center, p. 29
      26. A British Advocate of American Literature, p. 30
      27. Organizing the Theater, p. 31
      28. A Document on "Liberty", p. 32
      29. American Musicians Faithless to American Music, p. 32
      30. How to Watch Your Behavior, p. 33
      31. Exposing the "Ugly Face of Moloch", p. 34
      32. Zion's Day of Rejoicing, p. 35
      33. The Bible in Our National Hymns, pp. 36-37
      34. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      35. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-53
      36. [+]
        Another "Egotist", p. 54 - 1 Review
        Bennett Malin by Elsie Singmaster
      37. [+]
        Ben Franklin as Fiction, pp. 54-55 - 1 Review
        In the Days of Poor Richard by Irving Bacheller
      38. [+]
        Robbing Graves for Treasure, p. 56 - 1 Review
        Ravensdene Court by J.S. Fletcher
      39. [+]
        The Unsuspected France, pp. 57-58 - 1 Review
        The Abbe Pierre by Jay William Hudson
      40. [+]
        Getting Even With High Society, p. 59 - 1 Review
        The Personal Touch by Emma Beatrice Brunner
      41. [+]
        Bible Figures Modernized, pp. 60-61 - 1 Review
        David, the Son of Jesse by Marjorie Strachey
      42. [+]
        Love War and Shining Romance, pp. 62-64 - 1 Review
        Robin by Frances Hodgson Burnett
      43. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 65
      44. Investments and Finance, pp. 66-67
      45. Current Events, pp. 68-69
      46. The Spice of Life, p. 70
    9. [+]
      August 26, 1922 Issue = 39 Articles
      1. After the Coal Strike, pp. 5-7
      2. "Wets" and "Drys" in "The Digest's" Prohibition Poll, pp. 8-10
      3. Women Factory Workers and the Bonus, p. 11
      4. Ohio "Dry" and "Regular", pp. 12-13
      5. Borah and a Third Party, p. 14
      6. Ours Again a Land of Plenty, p. 15
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      8. Japanese Press Cries for More Arms Reduction, p. 17
      9. China's Mysterious Man of Power, p. 18
      10. The War on Russia's Famine, p. 19
      11. British Foreign Trade Revival, pp. 20-21
      12. What Do We Know About Vitamins?, p. 22
      13. The Highest Waterfall, p. 22
      14. Farm Land Going to Sea, p. 23
      15. The Menace of Floating Oil, p. 24
      16. Unbreakable Glass, p. 24
      17. Washing Down a Brazilian Mountain, p. 24
      18. Schools as Health Promoters, p. 25
      19. A Mexican Pompeii, p. 26
      20. Foes of the Truck, p. 26
      21. A Rival of Quinine, p. 26
      22. Radio for the Blind, p. 27
      23. The New Langmuir Power Tubes, p. 27
      24. How Radio Circuits Are Coupled and Tuned, p. 28
      25. The Lightning-Plug Aerial, p. 29
      26. Federal Broadcasting, p. 29
      27. The Super-Moving-Picture Theater, p. 30
      28. Shall There Be a Book Censorship?, pp. 31-32
      29. Source of Our Future Play Supply, p. 33
      30. The Degradation of the American Home, p. 34
      31. The Passing of the Hickory Switch, p. 35
      32. The Most "Stupendous" Act of Mercy, pp. 36-37
      33. Current Poetry, pp. 38-40
      34. Personal Glimpses, pp. 41-45
      35. Motoring and Aviation, pp. 46-55
      36. Investments and Finance, pp. 56-57
      37. Current Events, pp. 58-60
      38. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 61
      39. The Spice of Life, p. 62
    10. [+]
      September 2, 1922 Issue = 44 Articles
      1. The Tariff as a Campaign Issue, pp. 7-8
      2. Meaning of the Steel Wage Rise, p. 9
      3. The President's Plan for Industrial Peace, pp. 10-11
      4. Ireland's Murdered Leader, p. 12
      5. Women Vote "Dryer" in "The Digest's" Poll, pp. 13-14
      6. More Pro-Bonus Votes from the Women, p. 15
      7. New Light on Newberry, p. 16
      8. Praise for Harding's Diplomats, p. 16
      9. The "Bar" Bars the Pistol, p. 17
      10. Topics in Brief, p. 18
      11. Why Central Europe Fears a Bavarian Monarchy, p. 19
      12. Lithuania's Seaport, p. 20
      13. Where Rich Trade Waits Britain, p. 21
      14. Making Belgium Herself Again, p. 22
      15. The "Real Poverty" of the German People, pp. 22-23
      16. What Is Stamping Out Tuberculosis?, p. 24
      17. Wanted---Short Names, p. 24
      18. Boys Helping to Reforest Louisiana, p. 25
      19. The Heart-Beat of a Plant, p. 26
      20. The Language of Bees, p. 27
      21. How We Like Our Coffee, p. 27
      22. Fiat Butter, p. 28
      23. Useless Patents, p. 28
      24. When Water Intoxicates, p. 28
      25. Radio in the Hospitals, p. 29
      26. Pittsburgh's Broadcasting Pioneers, p. 30
      27. Measuring Instruments for the Radio Amateur, p. 30
      28. "Broadcasting" Correct English and Not New, p. 31
      29. The Radio Czar, p. 31
      30. Radio Invades "The Village", p. 31
      31. To Fight Literary Censorship, p. 32
      32. Northcliffe as a Reporter, p. 33
      33. Saving a Theater for Shakespeare, p. 34
      34. Mencken in London, p. 35
      35. Denouncing the War's Legacy of Hate, p. 36
      36. A Community Cow, p. 36
      37. Rooting the Church in the Farm, p. 37
      38. The Christian Law for Settling Strikes, pp. 38-39
      39. Current Poetry, pp. 40-41
      40. Personal Glimpses, pp. 42-65
      41. Investments and Finance, p. 66
      42. Current Events, pp. 67-68
      43. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 69
      44. The Spice of Life, p. 70
    11. [+]
      September 9, 1922 Issue = 41 Articles
      1. Plans to Meet the Coming Coal Famine, pp. 7-9
      2. Cutting Out the Cut in Wages, p. 10
      3. Final Returns in "The Digest's" Prohibition Poll, pp. 11-13
      4. The Final Margin in Favor of the Bonus, p. 14
      5. How "The Digest's" Big Poll Was "Put Over", p. 15
      6. Raiding "Reds" in Michigan, p. 16
      7. Helping Brazil Celebrate, p. 17
      8. Topics in Brief, p. 18
      9. Austria as "The Prey of Europe", p. 19
      10. Norwegian Fish and Prohibition, p. 20
      11. A Finance Test of Greek Aims, p. 21
      12. Carrying On the Irish Free State, p. 22
      13. Taking the Jolt Out of Motoring, p. 23
      14. Crops Doomed Before Planting, p. 24
      15. Harvesting the Boll Weevil, p. 24
      16. A Museum of American Engineering, p. 24
      17. The Mind of the Worker, p. 25
      18. Our First Reindeer, p. 25
      19. The Chinese Hurricane, p. 26
      20. A Phonograph Built Like an Ear, p. 26
      21. Uses of Ultra-Violet Rays, p. 27
      22. Radio for the Housekeeper, p. 28
      23. Noisy "B" Batteries Mistaken for Static, p. 29
      24. Copyrighted Music and Radio, p. 29
      25. The Passion Play Judged as Secular Drama, p. 30
      26. Banned Prohibition Joke, p. 31
      27. Are We Still Anglo-Saxons?, p. 31
      28. Jeremiah Abroad, p. 32
      29. The New Russian Literature, p. 33
      30. China as a Teacher of Christianity, p. 34
      31. Some Startling Figures, p. 35
      32. No Christian Condonation of Lynching, p. 35
      33. The Plague of Politicians and Morons, p. 36
      34. Summer School for Preachers, pp. 36-37
      35. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      36. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-49
      37. Sports and Athletics, pp. 50-61
      38. Investments and Finance, pp. 62-65
      39. Current Events, pp. 66-67
      40. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 68
      41. The Spice of Life, pp. 69-70
    12. [+]
      September 16, 1922 Issue = 43 Articles
      1. Smothering a Strike by Injunction, pp. 7-9
      2. Disastrous Devastations of the Boll Weevil, pp. 10-11
      3. The Child-Labor Amendment, p. 12
      4. To Merge or Not to Merge?, p. 13
      5. The Price of Coal, pp. 13-14
      6. Meaning of the Supreme Court Shift, p. 15
      7. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      8. The Greek Catastrophe in Asia Minor, pp. 17-18
      9. German Thoughts on Upper Silesia, p. 19
      10. Untouched Wealth of Brazil, p. 19
      11. Balfour's "False Note", p. 20
      12. Why Germany Should Join the League, p. 20
      13. Argentina's Hard Times, p. 21
      14. British Amaze at Our New Tariff, p. 21
      15. Why We Laugh, p. 22
      16. Lime for Larger Families, p. 22
      17. Ships Swallowed Up in the Ice, p. 23
      18. A Natural Sponge of 800 Acres, p. 23
      19. Odd Locomotives, p. 24
      20. "Safety First" Showing Results, p. 25
      21. Prohibition and Sewers, p. 25
      22. Air-Tank Explosions, p. 26
      23. An Inferno in Canada, p. 26
      24. Radio in China, p. 27
      25. Dr. de Forest's Talking Film, p. 28
      26. Typewriting by Wireless, p. 29
      27. Song-Leading by Radio, p. 29
      28. [+]
        The Kaiser as a New Kind of Historian, p. 30 - 1 Review
        Comparative History, 1878-1914 by Wilhelm II
      29. Does a Sermon Make a Novel?, p. 31
      30. Future of Northcliffe Journalism, p. 31
      31. Mysteries in the Theater, p. 32
      32. Why Boys Go to College, p. 33
      33. Repentance Needed to Bring Peace on Earth, p. 34
      34. A New Door Open to the Church, p. 35
      35. Ridding the Church of Ugly Art, p. 35
      36. Squaring Faith with Silence, p. 36
      37. The Probability of a Religious Revival, pp. 36-37
      38. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      39. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-53
      40. Birds Beasts and Trees, pp. 54-79
      41. Investments and Finance, pp. 80-82
      42. Current Events, pp. 83-85
      43. The Spice of Life, p. 86
    13. [+]
      September 23, 1922 Issue = 46 Articles
      1. What the New Tariff Is Expected to Do, pp. 7-9
      2. Maine's Missing Voters, p. 10
      3. La Follette for President?, p. 11
      4. The Turk Again at Europe's Gates, pp. 12-13
      5. A New Attitude Toward the League, pp. 14-15
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 16
      7. A Franco-German Industrial Alliance, pp. 17-18
      8. France and Lloyd George, p. 19
      9. "So-Called Independent" Egypt, p. 20
      10. A Japanese Plea to the Entente, p. 20
      11. "Wet" Publicity Quebec Resents, p. 21
      12. Japan's Insurgent Farmers, p. 21
      13. The King of Diseases, p. 22
      14. Curbing the Colorado, p. 23
      15. To Breed Bigger Reindeer, p. 24
      16. An Animal Garden of Eden, p. 24
      17. Not Much of a Slip, p. 25
      18. A Canadian Gary, p. 26
      19. Sending Photographs by Radio Code, p. 27
      20. The Supply of Long Ether Waves Nearly Exhausted, p. 28
      21. Radio and Farm Life, p. 28
      22. Difficulties of Sending Power by Wireless, p. 29
      23. Austria Forgetting Hunger in a Festival of Music, p. 30
      24. Journalism in the Eighties, p. 31
      25. How Our Newspapers Look to England, p. 32
      26. A School of Detective Yarns Needed, p. 33
      27. The Butchery of Christians in Asia Minor, p. 34
      28. Morbidity of Our Old Hymns, p. 35
      29. School Courses in Common Honesty, p. 35
      30. Shall the Daughters Work?, p. 36
      31. G.K. Chesterton Goes to Rome, pp. 36-37
      32. Current Poetry, pp. 38-39
      33. Personal Glimpses, pp. 40-52
      34. [+]
        "This Freedom", p. 53 - 1 Review
        This Freedom by A.S.M. Hutchinson
      35. [+]
        Can Social Parasites Reform?, pp. 53-54 - 1 Review
        The Glimpses of the Moon by Edith Wharton
      36. [+]
        How the Dog Expelled the Club Member, p. 55 - 1 Review
        Further Adventures of Lad by Albert Payson Terhune
      37. [+]
        Winesburg to the Discard, p. 56 - 1 Review
        Man and Maid by Elinor Glyn
      38. [+]
        When Quality Writes a Novel, p. 57 - 1 Review
        His Grace Gives Notice by Lady Troubridge
      39. [+]
        The Story of a Rebel, pp. 58-59 - 1 Review
        The Heretic by J. Mills Whitham
      40. [+]
        A Story About Us, pp. 60-61 - 1 Review
        Certain People of Importance by Kathleen Norris
      41. [+]
        More Than His Life, pp. 62-65 - 1 Review
        Tide Rips by James B. Connolly
      42. [+]
        Hundred Per Cent. Villainy, pp. 66-71 - 1 Review
        The Bittermeads Mystery by E.R. Punshon
      43. Investments and Finance, pp. 72-75
      44. Current Events, pp. 76-77
      45. The Spice of Lie, p. 78
      46. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 78
    14. [+]
      September 30, 1922 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. What the Turkish Menace Means to America, pp. 5-7
      2. The Death of the Bonus Bill, p. 8
      3. Steps to Meet the Coal Shortage, p. 9
      4. Hard Times Strikes Out, pp. 10-11
      5. No Breath of Rum in the Ford Works, p. 12
      6. Topics in Brief, p. 13
      7. The Turk's Far-Reaching Victory, pp. 14-15
      8. Why Russia Remains Armed, p. 16
      9. A Defense of Poland, p. 16
      10. Bulgarian Hate of Greece, p. 17
      11. Germany's "Worst to Come", p. 17
      12. Tribulations of the Telephone, pp. 18-19
      13. Why the Early Bird Gets the Oil, p. 20
      14. Are We Draining the Lakes Too Fast?, p. 20
      15. A Singing Safety Lamp, p. 21
      16. End of the World by Einstein's Theory, p. 21
      17. Return of "Old Bill" as an M.P., p. 22
      18. The Anatomy of Humor, p. 23
      19. Genevieve Ward American-Briton, p. 24
      20. A Christian Movement for Peace, p. 25
      21. Putting Religion to Work, p. 26
      22. A Bishop's Appeal for the Lowly, p. 27
      23. Healing a Thousand-Year Schism, pp. 27-29
      24. Current Poetry, pp. 30-31
      25. Personal Glimpses, pp. 32-39
      26. Radio Equipment for the World's Largest Ship, p. 40
      27. A Condensed History of Radio, pp. 41-43
      28. Wireless Surgery, p. 44
      29. Some Details that Help in Constructing Cage Antennae, pp. 45-49
      30. Investments and Finance, p. 50
      31. Current Events, pp. 51-52
      32. The Spice of Life, pp. 53-54
      33. The Lexicographer's Easy Chair, p. 55
4. [+]
  Issues of 1923 = 39 Issues, 1,309 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1924 = 52 Issues, 1,768 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1925 = 52 Issues, 1,703 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1926 = 39 Issues, 1,270 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1927 = 53 Issues, 1,711 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1928 = 34 Issues, 1,176 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1929 = 52 Issues, 1,998 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 1930s = 9 Years, 415 Issues, 14,790 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1930 = 51 Issues, 1,897 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1931 = 52 Issues, 1,662 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1932 = 53 Issues, 2,232 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1933 = 52 Issues, 2,083 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1934 = 52 Issues, 2,360 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1935 = 52 Issues, 2,313 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1936 = 52 Issues, 1,366 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1937 = 50 Issues, 868 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1938 = 1 Issue, 9 Articles