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A Poll of the Press on Admiral Sims's Speech

The Outlook, June 29, 1921, pp. 364-365

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      1. Gabriele at Bay, p. 5
      2. The German Seed of a Russian Crop., p. 5
      3. The Nobel Prizes, p. 6
      4. Famine in China, p. 6
      5. A Papal Step Backwards, p. 6
      6. Cartoons of the Week, p. 7
      7. Justice for the Jew, p. 8
      8. Scouts of the Sea, p. 8
      9. Common Worship, p. 8
      10. The Pictures of Nicolas Roerich, p. 9
      11. Forgetting 1920, p. 9
      12. We Agree to Differ on a Number of Things, p. 10
      13. A Shadow Over a Pleasant Land, p. 11
      14. On Dead Center, p. 12
      15. The Income Tax and Liberty Bonds, p. 12
      16. Knoll Papers: The Message of the Wise Men by Lyman Abbott, p. 13
      17. Current Events Illustrated, pp. 14-15
      18. The United States in an Election Year by Sir Arthur E. Shipley, pp. 16-17
      19. Social Sanitariums and Social Doctors by William R. George, pp. 18-21
      20. Monadnock Through the Trees by Edwin Arlington Robinson, p. 22
      21. Knud, Son of Knud by Emma Mauritz Larson, pp. 22-25
      22. British Rule in India by David Downie#2, pp. 26-29
      23. The Town Square of Old Plymouth, p. 30
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        Main Street by Sinclair Lewis
        The Inevitable by Louis Couperus
        The Watch-Dog of the Crown by John Knipe
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        Essais Pour Une Esthetique Generale by George Migot
        Sketches of Great Painters by Edwin Watts Chubb
        Pan-Americanism: Its Beginnings by Joseph Byrne Lockey
        The Peace Conference Day-by-Day by Charles T. Thompson
        Saints and Their Stories by Peggy Webling
        Legends and Romances of Brittany by Lewis Spence
        Building the Emergency Fleet by W.C. Mattox
        Gallipoli Diary by General Sir Ian Hamilton
        The Making of the Reparation and Economic Sections of the Treaty by Bernard M. Baruch
        The King's Treasuries of Literature by A.T. Quiller Couch
      26. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 34
      27. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 35-37
      28. By the Way, pp. 38-40
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      1. A Dinner at a Thousand Dollars a Plate, p. 43
      2. The Chief Task of Congress, p. 43
      3. The Power of the Purse, p. 44
      4. "Uncle Joe" Cannon, p. 44
      5. The National Parks, p. 44
      6. Cartoons of the Week, p. 45
      7. The Ten Points of Thrift, p. 46
      8. A Great Feat in Astronomy, p. 46
      9. A Concert of English Music, p. 46
      10. From Long Island to Hudson Bay, p. 47
      11. The World of Sport, p. 47
      12. Fiume Surrendered, p. 48
      13. A Civilian's Fight with the Military, p. 48
      14. Lynchings in 1920, p. 49
      15. The Plight of France, p. 49
      16. Mixed Marriage, p. 49
      17. Witchcraft in 1921, p. 50
      18. A Crack at the Jaw of Genius, p. 51
      19. Current Events Illustrated, pp. 52-53
      20. Snap-Shots of My Contemporaries: P.T. Barnum, Showman by Lyman Abbott, pp. 54-56
      21. Our Change Next Door by Wilbur Patterson Thirkield, pp. 57-59
      22. In the Rector's Study by Frank Elmer Wilson, pp. 60-62
      23. Thirty-Three Years of Change in the United States by Sir Arthur E. Shipley, F.R.S., Sc.D., pp. 63-65
      24. Glimpses of a Japanese Lake, p. 66
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        From Lancelot to Steeplechasing, pp. 67-69 - 4 Reviews
        Lancelot by Edwin Arlington Robinson
        The Three Taverns by Edwin Arlington Robinson
        Enslaved by John Masefield
        Right Royal by John Masefield
      26. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 70
      27. Contributors' Gallery, p. 71
      28. Financial Department, pp. 72-76
      29. Where a Translation Explains, p. 77
      30. Adjectives and Style, p. 77
      31. By the Way, pp. 78-80
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      January 19, 1921 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. Crowder in Cuba, p. 83
      2. Limits to the Right of Boycott, p. 83
      3. The Industrial Facts in the Case, p. 83
      4. Shall the Air Mail be Killed?, p. 84
      5. Prohibition and Civil Service, p. 84
      6. Cartoons of the Week, p. 85
      7. The Farmer's Crisis, p. 86
      8. Amending the Constitution, p. 86
      9. Why Not Change the Date of the President's Inauguration?, p. 86
      10. Negroes and Unemployment, p. 87
      11. A Service in Six Languages, p. 87
      12. Shadows of Old Egypt, p. 88
      13. The French Elections, p. 88
      14. A Picture Under Fire, p. 89
      15. Neither Bouquets nor Brickbats Barred, p. 90
      16. "Little Old New York", p. 90
      17. A French View of Senator Harding's Election, p. 91
      18. Looking Forward as We Glance Backward by Theodore H. Price, pp. 92-93
      19. Current Events Illustrated, pp. 94-95
      20. Snap-Shots of My Contemporaries by Lyman Abbott, pp. 96-97
      21. What's the Trouble? Rough Stuff? by Sherman Rogers, pp. 98-99
      22. Clinton Farms by Muriel Harris, pp. 100-102
      23. The World's Worst Failure by Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer, pp. 103-104
      24. In the Rector's Study by Frank Elmer Wilson, pp. 105-107
      25. Winter Sports in Three Continents, p. 108
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        The Soul of John Brown by Stephen Graham
        Free Soil by Margaret Lynn
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        Dead Man's Plack and an Old Thorn by W.H. Hudson
        Mehitable by Katharine Adams
        Take It from Dad by George G. Livermore
        Personal Aspects of Jane Austen by Mary Augusta Austen-Leigh
        Ulysses S. Grant: His Life and Character by Hamlin Garland
        Letters from the Kaiser to the Czar by Isaac Don Levine, William II, and Nicholas II
        Venizelos by Herbert Adams Gibbons
        War Days in Brittany by Elsie Deming Jarves
      28. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 112
      29. Contributors' Gallery, p. 113
      30. The Nation's Industrial Progress, p. 114
      31. Is Chivalry Dead? No!, pp. 115-116
      32. Reduce the Gamble in Our Industries, p. 117
      33. "Main Street", p. 117
      34. By the Way, pp. 118-119
      35. The Blaine-Burchard Incident, p. 120
      36. The Outlook's Polarization, p. 120
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      1. The First Real Test of Mr. Harding, p. 125
      2. The Government and the Veteran, p. 125
      3. Anti-Jewish Propaganda, p. 125
      4. Much About Muching In, p. 126
      5. Every Man His Own Railway, p. 126
      6. Cartoons of the Week, p. 127
      7. Chesterton---Angels' Advocate, p. 128
      8. Mary Garden Director, p. 128
      9. The Living Roosevelt, p. 129
      10. The Tree Crop, p. 129
      11. Poor Old Human Nature!, p. 130
      12. Fireworks, p. 131
      13. Current Events Illustrated, pp. 132-135
      14. An Apology for the Pictures by Newton A. Fuessle, pp. 136-137
      15. Fighting Forest Fires from the Air by Laurence La Tourette Driggs, pp. 138-141
      16. Buying Up Slums by P.W. Wilson, pp. 142-143
      17. The Jew-Eaters by Maria Moravsky, p. 144
      18. A University for the Wounded by James P. Munroe, pp. 145-147
      19. Wrestling with Men and Mud, p. 148
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        A Cycle of Adams Letters, 1861-1865 by Worthington Chauncey Ford and Charles Francis Adams, ...
      21. The Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 152
      22. Contributors' Gallery, p. 152
      23. Guarding the Nation's Wood-Lot by E.T. Allen, pp. 153-155
      24. Financial Department, pp. 156-159
      25. By the Way, p. 160
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      1. Publisher's Note, pp. 163-164
      2. The Longest Bill on Record, p. 165
      3. Disarmament, p. 165
      4. Undiscovered News, p. 165
      5. Letting the Soviets Alone, p. 166
      6. The Subsidized Lenine, p. 166
      7. Mainly a Matter of Politics, p. 167
      8. Can Briand Make Germany Pay?, p. 168
      9. A Half-Century of German Unity, p. 168
      10. A Corner-Stone a Eulogy and a Town Hall, p. 169
      11. Foreign Relations, p. 170
      12. Grubs, p. 170
      13. Dismay, p. 171
      14. Free Thought by Lyman Abbott, p. 171
      15. Current Events Illustrated, pp. 172-173
      16. Oh, Susanna! by Meade Minnigerode, pp. 174-177
      17. How Europe Teaches Americanism by Natalie de Bogory, pp. 178-179
      18. The Great Jewish Conspiracy by Baron S.A. Korff, LL.D., pp. 180-181
      19. On the Threshold of the Flying Age by Ladislas d'Orcy, pp. 182-184
      20. Flower-Market, Copenhagen by Robert Hillyer, p. 185
      21. Snap-Shots of Albania's Capital Tirana, p. 186
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        The Wardens of Civilization by Calvin Coolidge, p. 187 - 1 Review
        American Police Systems by Raymond B. Fosdick
      23. Books Received, p. 188
      24. The Editors' Mail Bag, p. 189
      25. Disarmament: Special Correspondence by P.W. Wilson, pp. 190-191
      26. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 192
      27. Contributors' Gallery, p. 193
      28. Lo the Poor Indian, p. 194
      29. A Gifted Musician Unnoticed, pp. 194-195
      30. Easy Chairs and Athletes, pp. 196-197
      31. By the WAy, pp. 198-200
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      1. Publisher's Notes, pp. 203-204
      2. What Can Germany Pay?, p. 205
      3. Is There Hope for Austria?, p. 205
      4. Bergdoll Finds Sanctuary, p. 205
      5. The Shooting of an American Officer, p. 206
      6. The Price of Meat, p. 206
      7. Mr. Schwab and the Rewards of Public Service, p. 206
      8. Troubles of the Nation, p. 207
      9. Ought a University to Limit the Number of Its Students?, p. 208
      10. A New Episcopal Bishop, p. 208
      11. Headline Drunkenness, p. 209
      12. International Public Opinion, p. 209
      13. The "Paysage Intime", p. 210
      14. Lincoln and Paul Apostles of Charity, p. 211
      15. Chicago Invades New York, p. 211
      16. True, But--- by Lyman Abbott, p. 212
      17. "Is Chivalry Dead?" by Katharine Henry, p. 212
      18. Chivalry---A Physical Reason by Physician's Daughter, p. 213
      19. Why Chivalry? by W.H.Y., p. 213
      20. Current Events Illustrated, pp. 214-215
      21. The Lincoln They Sawy by Garrett Newkirk, p. 216
      22. II. Honest Abe and the Little Giant by the Late Dr. G.B. Wallis, pp. 217-218
      23. Our City of the Seven Hills by E.H. Christy Thomas, pp. 219-221
      24. An Indian Winter's Tale by Mabel Powers, p. 222
      25. The Nation's Meat Bill by Sherman Rogers, pp. 223-225
      26. Homes and Natives of India, p. 226
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        What is the Use of Churches and Ministers? by Lyman Abbott, p. 227 - 1 Review
        What and Where Is God? by Richard La Rue Swain
      28. Books Received, p. 228
      29. The Editors' Mail Bag, p. 229
      30. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 230
      31. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 230-231
      32. Los Angeles Travels by Stage, pp. 232-233
      33. Financial Department, pp. 234-237
      34. By the Way, pp. 238-240
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      1. Municipal Transportation, p. 245
      2. Debs Stays Put, p. 245
      3. Victor Berger Escapes Punishment, p. 245
      4. Invading Children's Rights, p. 246
      5. A Conservation Creed for Boys and Girls, p. 246
      6. Athletic Sculpture, p. 246
      7. Four Different Outlooks, p. 247
      8. The German Indemnity, p. 248
      9. Deburau, p. 249
      10. In Memory of Anna May Back, p. 250
      11. Prince Kropotkin: A Reminiscence by Lawrence F. Abbott, p. 250
      12. "Uncle Sam's Tin Halo", pp. 251-253
      13. Current Events Illustrated, pp. 254-255
      14. Snap-Shots of My Contemporaries by Lyman Abbott, pp. 256-259
      15. Punch and Judy: A Tale by Christopher Morley, pp. 260-261
      16. Our First Employer-President by Harold Lord Varney, pp. 262-263
      17. The Unprogressive Prison by B. Ogden Chisholm, pp. 264-265
      18. From the Near and Far East, p. 266
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        Midwinter Fiction by R.D. Townsend, p. 267 - 7 Reviews
        The Sisters-in-Law by Gertrude Atherton
        The Happy Highways by Storm Jameson
        Lady Lilith by Stephen McKenna
        The Enemies of Women by Vicente Blasco Ibanez
        Man-to-Man by Jackson Gregory
        Cow-Country by B.M. Bower
        Kaleema by Marion McClelland
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        The Dame School of Experience, and Other Papers by Samuel McChord Crothers
        The Story of the Engine: From Lever to Liberty Motor by Wilbur F. Decker
        Californian Trails: Intimate Guide to the Old Missions by Trowbridge Hall
        In Old Pennsylvania Towns by Anne Hollingsworth Wharton
        A Naturalist on Lake Victoria by Geoffrey Douglas Hale Carpenter
        Southwest Sketches by J.A. Munk
        Tales of a Vanishing River by Earl H. Reed
        Travels and Adventures of Raphael Pumpelly by Raphael Pumpelly
        A Wonderland of the East by William Copeman Kitchin
      21. The Editors' Mail Bag, pp. 269-271
      22. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 272
      23. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 273-274
      24. A Polite Quarrel, pp. 275-277
      25. By the Way, pp. 278-279
      26. Publisher's Notes, p. 280
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      1. Publisher's Notes, pp. 283-284
      2. "Murder is Murder" Even in Fireland, p. 285
      3. Serbia Appeals to America, p. 285
      4. Herbert Hoover on Industrial Waste, p. 286
      5. Medicine with a Kick, p. 286
      6. James Gibbons Huneker, p. 286
      7. The Silk Show, p. 287
      8. Barrett Wendell, p. 287
      9. The China Famine Fund, p. 288
      10. An Unncessary War, p. 288
      11. After the Dance the Piper, p. 289
      12. The Keats Centenary, p. 290
      13. In the Name of Charity, p. 290
      14. Shall the British Empire Become a United States? by P.W. Wilson, p. 291
      15. The Movies, p. 292
      16. Winners of Prizes in The Outlook's Contest No. 1, p. 293
      17. Current Events Illustrated, pp. 294-295
      18. Le Francais Inconnu by Doris Hemming, pp. 296-299
      19. Industrial Governance in Rochester by Paul Blanshard, pp. 300-301
      20. Under the Sway of Hunger by Lucia E. Lyons, p. 302
      21. II. What China May Gain from Famine by Sydney Greenbie, pp. 303-305
      22. An Astonishing American Commonplace by Muriel Harris, pp. 306-307
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        The Bride of Mission San Jose by John Augustine Cull
        Fireside Stories for Girls in Their Teens by Margaret W. Eggleston
        The Diary of a Forty-Niner by Alfred T. Jackson and Chauncey L. Canfield
        Saint Colomba of Iona by Lucy Menzies
        The Ways of the Circus by George Conklin and Harvey W. Root
        The Human Machine and Industrial Efficiency by Frederic S. Lee
        America Triumphant Under God and His Christ by Katharine Smiley Cheatham
        Our Air Force by William Mitchell
        The Yankee Mining Squad by Reginald R. Belknap
        The Inter-Allied Games by Joseph Mills Hanson
      24. The Editors' Mail Bag, p. 309
      25. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 310
      26. Contributors' Gallery, p. 311
      27. The Inauguration Bible, pp. 312-313
      28. Financial Department, pp. 314-317
      29. By the Way, pp. 318-320
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      1. The New Administration's Secretary of State, p. 325
      2. Mr. Bryan's Opinions, p. 325
      3. Fighting Typhus Fever, p. 326
      4. A Mysterious Disease, p. 326
      5. Food Drink and Economy, p. 327
      6. North Dakota Near the Rocks, p. 328
      7. Yale's New President, p. 328
      8. Can a Judge Serve Baseball and the Law?, p. 328
      9. The Contest Letters, p. 329
      10. America First, p. 329
      11. Wanted---More Politicians, p. 330
      12. The Green Goddess and the Matter of Murder, p. 330
      13. Who is My Neighbor?, p. 331
      14. Reparation and Interallied Debts by Francis Vinton Greene, pp. 332-333
      15. In the Seats of the Mighty---March 4 1921, pp. 334-335
      16. The Contest Letters by Howard Murray Jones, p. 336
      17. One Year With a College President by William Harris Guyer, p. 336
      18. The Courier by Edythe I. Draper, p. 337
      19. How I Feel About The Outlook by Alice E. Cate, p. 338
      20. Outlook Readers in Consultation, pp. 338-339
      21. The St. Lawrence Outlet to the Sea by Katherine Louise Smith, pp. 340-341
      22. The Antediluvians by Dysart McMullen, pp. 342-343
      23. A Russian Jew and the Christian Churches by Isaac Don Levine, pp. 344-345
      24. Friends and Foes of Western Commerce, p. 346
      25. [+]
        Four Reviews by Lyman Abbott, p. 347 - 4 Reviews
        Collected Essays and Reviews by William James
        Fugitive Essays by Josiah Royce
        The Meaning of Service by Harry Emerson Fosdick
        Abraham Lincoln, Man of God by John Wesley Hill
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        The New Books, pp. 347-348 - 13 Reviews
        Brown Wolf and Other Jack London Stories by Franklin K. Mathiews and Jack London
        The Cords of Vanity by James Branch Cabell
        The Boy Apprenticed to an Enchanter by Padraic Colum
        The Doings of Jane by Sarah Harbine Weaver
        Isabel Stirling by Evelyn Schuyler Schaeffer
        The Sons o' Cormac, An' Tales of Other Men's Sons by Aldis Dunbar
        Pictorial Photography in America, 1921
        Day Before Yesterday by Maitland Armstrong
        Old Village Life by P.H. Ditchfield
        Snapshots by the Way by Gilbert Guest
        Through the Land of Promise by P.A. Mattison
        A Naval History of the War, 1914-1918 by Henry Newbolt
        New England in the Life of the World by Howard A. Bridgman
      27. The Editor's Mail Bag, p. 349
      28. Prize Contest Number Two, pp. 350-351
      29. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 352
      30. Contributors' Gallery, p. 353
      31. The Federal Highway Council and Good Roads, pp. 354-357
      32. By the Way, pp. 358-360
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      March 9, 1921 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Propaganda about the Black Troops, p. 363
      2. Why be Mechanical and Mediaeval?, p. 363
      3. Senator Hiram Johnson Becomes a Temporary New Yorker, p. 364
      4. Lessons from the Newest and Oldest Republics, p. 364
      5. Troubles---Domestic and Foreign, p. 365
      6. The Disposal of Yap, p. 366
      7. The Bishops May Stay at Home, p. 366
      8. Spanning the Continent, p. 367
      9. The Trained Diplomat, p. 367
      10. The Wilson Administration, pp. 367-370
      11. President Harding's Cabinet, pp. 371-373
      12. Sunshine and Palm Trees, p. 374
      13. Women of Three Races, p. 375
      14. A Famous Picture Gallery, p. 376
      15. The Eternal Columbus by Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer, pp. 377-378
      16. Vendettas of the Marsh by Archibald Rutledge, pp. 379-381
      17. Amateur Envoys or Professional? by Nicholas Roosevelt, p. 382
      18. II. Frank Words on the "Trained" Diplomats by William T. Ellis, p. 383
      19. III. The Supreme Court of American Diplomacy by Andrew Ten Eyck, pp. 384-385
      20. Athletic Training in the Far East, p. 386
      21. [+]
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        The Outline of History by H.G. Wells
      22. The Editors' Mail Bag, p. 389
      23. More Contest Letters, pp. 390-391
      24. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 392
      25. Contributors' Gallery, p. 393
      26. Financial Department, pp. 394-398
      27. Publisher's Notes, p. 399
      28. By the Way, p. 400
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      March 16, 1921 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. German Evasion Failes, p. 407
      2. The Revolt Against the Soviets, p. 407
      3. Justice Before Generosity, p. 407
      4. What Congress Did, p. 408
      5. Champ Clark, p. 408
      6. A Business Administration, p. 408
      7. Risk, p. 409
      8. Mr. Hughes Acts, p. 410
      9. What is Profiteering?, p. 410
      10. A Library that Goes to the People, p. 410
      11. How Should We Treat Germany? by Lyman Abbott, p. 411
      12. Independent Art, p. 412
      13. Mr. Harding's Inaugural, pp. 412-413
      14. Exit Wilson: Enter Harding by E.F. Baldwin, pp. 414-415
      15. Time and Tide in Southern France, pp. 416-417
      16. David Belasco by James Gibbons Huneker, pp. 418-421
      17. Germany, Unscathed and Unrepentent by W.C. Gregg, p. 422
      18. II. The Black Troops by Stephane Lauzanne, pp. 423-424
      19. III. The Premature Peace with Germany by Wade Chance, pp. 425-426
      20. Enough for Me by Amelia Josephine Burr, p. 427
      21. Winds from Heaven by Harry Lee, p. 428
      22. The Market Price on Landscape by Frank A. Waugh, pp. 428-429
      23. Skis and Skies, p. 430
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        Among the Novels by R.D. Townsend, p. 431 - 10 Reviews
        The Mountebank by William J. Locke
        The Grey Room by Eden Phillpotts
        The Magician by W. Somerset Maugham
        The Monster by Horace Bleackley
        Ellen Levis by Elsie Singmaster
        The Sand Doctor by Arnold Mulder
        Jacob's Ladder by E. Phillips Oppenheim
        The Vagrant Duke by George Gibbs
        The Underwood Mystery by C.J. Dutton
        Lister's Great Adventure by Harold Bindloss
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        The Diary of a Journalist by Henry W. Lucy
        English Wayfaring Life in the Middle Ages by J.J. Jusserand
        England After the War by Frank Dilnot
        The Irish Rebellion of 1641 by Lord Ernest Hamilton
        Men and Steel by Mary Heaton Vorse
        The Near Side of the Mexican Question by Jay S. Stowell
        The Six-Hour Shift and Industrial Efficiency by William Lever Leverhulme
        This World of Ours by James H. Curle
        The Inner Meaning of the Four Gospels by Gilbert T. Sadler
        Old Testament Heroes of the Faith by Frank T. Lee
        The Boy with the U.S. Inventors by Francis Rolt-Wheeler
      26. The Editors' Mail Bag, p. 433
      27. More Contest Letters, pp. 434-437
      28. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 438
      29. Contributors' Gallery, p. 439
      30. Public Opinion and the Utilities Problem, pp. 440-442
      31. Career of the Bushel Basket by John T. Bartlett, p. 443
      32. By the Way, pp. 444-446
    12. [+]
      March 23, 1921 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. Our Naval Policy, p. 453
      2. Engineers in the Government: Where and Why?, p. 454
      3. Making Prohibition Hard to Enforce, p. 454
      4. Common Sense in State Government, p. 454
      5. The Cut in Railway Wages, p. 454
      6. Debt, p. 455
      7. General Wood and the Philippines, p. 456
      8. The Near and Far East, p. 456
      9. Paderewski the Patriot, p. 456
      10. The Assassination of Premier Dato, p. 457
      11. Cardinal Dougherty, p. 457
      12. Must the Redeemed Greeks be Unredeemed?, p. 457
      13. The New Revolution in Russia, p. 458
      14. Germany Unrepentant, p. 458
      15. Buddhism Copies Christianity, p. 459
      16. The Colombian Treaty, p. 459
      17. The Vernal Chorus, p. 460
      18. The Message of Holy Week to Those in Trouble by Lyman Abbott, p. 460
      19. Upper Silesia and Poison Gas, p. 461
      20. Meet the Lady Bankers, Gentlemen! by Agnes Lockhart Hughes, p. 462
      21. After the War in England by William C. Gregg, p. 463
      22. II. The Power of the English Press by Arthur S. Draper, pp. 464-465
      23. Holy Week in the Holy City, pp. 466-467
      24. The Easter Flowers of Olivet by Allan A. Hunter, p. 468
      25. If America Bordered Germany by Nicholas Roosevelt, p. 469
      26. A Man of the World's Dictionary by Beverley Nichols, p. 469
      27. Roosevelt's Best Contribution to Democracy by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 470-471
      28. Insomnia: Another Tale of Clipper Ships and Handsome Mat by Meade Minnigerode, pp. 472-475
      29. Patient Laborers of Greece, p. 476
      30. [+]
        A Jurist and Idealist, p. 477 - 1 Review
        Collected Legal Papers by Oliver Wendell Holmes
      31. [+]
        The New Books, p. 477 - 20 Reviews
        The Bad Man by Charles Hanson Towne
        The First Sir Percy by Baroness Orczy
        The Miniature Collector by George C. Williamson
        Gambetta by Paul Deschanel
        The Reign of Patti by Hermann Klein
        Europe: 1789-1920 by Edward Raymond Turner
        The Groping Giant by William Adams Brown
        The Last Days of the Romanovs by George Gustav Telberg and Robert Wilton
        The Attic of the Past, and Other Lyrics by Louis Ginsberg
        Thought and Expression in the Sixteenth Century by Henry Osborn Taylor
        England by Findlay Muirhead
        Muirhead's Belgium by Findlay Muirhead
        In Berkshire Fields by Walter Prichard Eaton
        In Morocco by Edith Wharton
        The Last Crusade by Donald Maxwell
        With Grenfell on the Labrador by Fullerton L. Waldo
        A Greatheart of the South by Gordon Poteat
        The Liberal College by Alexander Meiklejohn
        Speeches Delivered by Edouard de Billy by Edouard de Billy
        The Happy-Hunting Grounds by Kermit Roosevelt
      32. Books Received, pp. 478-479
      33. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 480
      34. Contributors' Gallery, p. 481
      35. Financial Department, pp. 482-487
      36. By the Way, p. 488
    13. [+]
      March 30, 1921 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. A Significnat Mass-Meeting, p. 491
      2. Upper Silesia: Germany vs. Poland, p. 491
      3. Russia Still Bolshevik, p. 491
      4. How Shall Belgium Pay Her Debt?, p. 492
      5. A Wholesale Assassin, p. 492
      6. A League of Nations Post for a Woman, p. 492
      7. Germany Still Germany, p. 493
      8. The President of Cuba, p. 494
      9. President Harding's Appointees, p. 494
      10. Permanent Embassies in Sight, p. 494
      11. Forty-five Seconds from Broadway, p. 495
      12. Save the National Parks for the People, p. 495
      13. Selling Health, p. 496
      14. Compounding with Government by Murder, pp. 496-497
      15. The Window, p. 498
      16. The Revolt in the Red Army, p. 499
      17. Kansas's Farm Tenantry Solution by Charles Moreau Harger, p. 500
      18. Knoll Papers: Cretan Philosophy by Lyman Abbott, p. 501
      19. Footprints of the Boche by Jean Munro, pp. 502-503
      20. More Power to the Y. by Sherman Rogers, p. 504
      21. "The Most Distressful Country" by Harold E. Scarborough, pp. 505-507
      22. Eleven Men and One Woman by the Woman, p. 508
      23. Grundyism by Winifred Kirkland, p. 509
      24. Mending Men in Pennsylvania by Allen Sangree, pp. 510-511
      25. Seeing Western America First, p. 512
      26. [+]
        Russia in Sun or Shadow? by Ivan Petrunkevitch, pp. 513-514 - 1 Review
        Russia in the Shadows by H.G. Wells
      27. The Editors' Mail Bag, p. 515
      28. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 516
      29. Contributors' Gallrey, pp. 517-519
      30. By the Way, p. 520
  2. [+]
    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1921 = 13 Issues, 387 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 6, 1921 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Armed Communism in Germany, p. 525
      2. Kaiser Wilhelm Take Notice!, p. 525
      3. Administering Germany, p. 525
      4. The Polish Constitution, p. 526
      5. The Bergdoll Caes, p. 526
      6. A Criminal's Jaunt to Washington, p. 526
      7. A Few Jobs for the President, p. 527
      8. Jersey Justice, p. 528
      9. Teachers' Salary Shortage, p. 528
      10. King Albert's Trophy, p. 528
      11. The Red Wolf in Russia, p. 529
      12. A Mammoth Movie but a Tawdry Melodrama, p. 529
      13. A Sop to Colombia's Feelings, p. 530
      14. Cardinal Gibbons by Lyman Abbott, p. 531
      15. II. Prelate and Friend: Reminiscences by Charles Henry Meltzer, pp. 532-533
      16. A Great American Soldier, p. 534
      17. An Eminent Eastern Prelate, p. 535
      18. A Day Dream by David Mannes, p. 536
      19. Colombia's Twenty-five Million Dollar Delusion by O.S. Payne, pp. 537-541
      20. Our Mother's Passion by Jean Carter Cochran, p. 542
      21. Hide Your B.A. by Edith Dana Weigle, p. 543
      22. Lullaby by Elizabeth Bertron Fahnestock, p. 544
      23. The Turbulent Isle by Harold E. Scarborough, pp. 544-547
      24. The Great Ship Canal of the East, p. 548
      25. [+]
        A Remarkable Portrait: Secretary Landsing Paints President Wilson by Lawrence F. Abbott, p. 549 - 1 Review
        The Peace Negotiations: A Personal Narrative by Robert Lansing
      26. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 550-553 - 7 Reviews
        The United States and Latin America by John Holladay Latane
        The American Red Cross in the Great War, 1917-1919 by Henry P. Davison
        The Passing Legions by George Buchanan Fife
        Story of the American Red Cross in Italy by Charles M. Bakewell
        A Red Cross Chapter at Work by Marie Cecile Chomel and Anselm Chomel
        The Fur Trade of America by Agnes C. Laut
        Across Mongolian Plains by Roy Chapman Andrews
      27. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, pp. 554-555
      28. Our Servant---the Passenger Automobile by Alvan Macaulay, p. 556
      29. Rational Intercourse with the Outside World, pp. 557-558
      30. Stanley Columbus and Mark Twain, pp. 559-560
      31. Publisher's Notes, pp. 561-562
      32. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 563-565
      33. By the Way, pp. 566-568
    2. [+]
      April 13, 1921 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Publisher's Notes, pp. 571-574
      2. Rene Viviani, p. 575
      3. Mr. Hughes Speaks, p. 575
      4. A Successor to James Russell Lowell and John Hay, p. 575
      5. A Roman Catholic Viceroy of Ireland, p. 576
      6. Second Thoughts, p. 577
      7. The Labor Crisis in Great Britain, p. 578
      8. The War in Asia Minor, p. 578
      9. Charles Wants to be King Again, p. 578
      10. Miss Lulu Bett, p. 579
      11. The Call of the Nations to America by Lyman Abbott, p. 580
      12. John Burroughs Naturalist, pp. 580-581
      13. Picknicking in Pink Street by Edith Lacy, pp. 582-583
      14. Busy Belgium by W.C. Gregg, p. 584
      15. A Trial of the Single Tax in China by Elsie McCormick, p. 585
      16. Ceremonies Grave and Gay, p. 586
      17. Wives of Cabinet Members, p. 587
      18. A Funeralizing on Robber's Creek by Celia Carthcart Holton, p. 588
      19. General Wood's Mission to the Philippines by Travers D. Carman, p. 589
      20. Amok: A Philippine Story by A. Dale Riley, pp. 590-592
      21. Are the Filipinos Prepared for Independence? by Florence G. Miller, pp. 593-594
      22. A Bankruptcy Among the Wheat Farmers by W.T. Coe, p. 595
      23. The Man Who Sang by Hermann Hagedorn, p. 596
      24. Fishing by Airplane: An Arnold Adair Story by Laurence La Tourette Driggs, pp. 597-599
      25. The Poets of Oxford: "A Nest of Singing Birds" by Beverley Nichols, p. 600
      26. Books Received, p. 601
      27. The Editors' Mail Bag, pp. 602-603
      28. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 604
      29. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 604-605
      30. A Correction, p. 606
      31. The Packer and the Little Butcher, pp. 606-607
      32. Financial Department, pp. 608-609
      33. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 610-613 - 4 Reviews
        Paris in Shadow by Lee Holt
        Sailing South by Philip Sanford Marden
        Crowding Memories by Lilian Woodman Aldrich
        A New Mind for the New Age by Henry Churchill King
      34. By the Way, pp. 614-616
    3. [+]
      April 20, 1921 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. What Will Congress Do?, p. 621
      2. President Harding's First Message to Congress, p. 621
      3. Getting at the Root of the Ex-Service Man's Troubles, p. 621
      4. Save the Centers, p. 622
      5. Peonage and Murder, p. 622
      6. Cabbages and Kings, p. 623
      7. Herrick Successor to Herrick, p. 624
      8. President Poincare and Ambassador herrick, p. 624
      9. A Quarter of a Century to Cut a Fifth of a Second, p. 624
      10. Distinguished Jewish Visitors, p. 625
      11. Ireland's Distressful State, p. 625
      12. An Imperial Hausfrau, p. 626
      13. A Great Historical Painter, p. 626
      14. Seamen Ashore, p. 626
      15. Mr. Pim Passes By, p. 627
      16. George Harrison Mifflin, p. 627
      17. Germany Called the Dance. Shall France Pay the Piper?, p. 628
      18. On the Wisdom of Fools, p. 629
      19. Anonymous Creators by Lawrence F. Abbott, p. 629
      20. II. Broadway's King of Counterpoint by Newton A. Fuessle, pp. 630-631
      21. A Russian Painter and His Work, pp. 632-633
      22. Snap-Shots of My Contemporaries by Lyman Abbott, pp. 634-636
      23. Edwin Booth to John E. Russell by Edwin Booth, pp. 637-638
      24. Rebuilding France by Stephane Lauzanne, p. 639
      25. II. America's Latest Export: Culture by Viola I. Paradise, pp. 640-641
      26. Costa Rica of To-Day---Mexico of Yesterday, p. 642
      27. [+]
        Growth of the Soil by R.D. Townsend, p. 643 - 1 Review
        Growth of the Soil by Knut Hamsun
      28. [+]
        The New Books, p. 643 - 10 Reviews
        The Brimming Cup by Dorothy Canfield
        The Feast of Lanterns by Louise Jordan Miln
        Fifty Contemporary One-Act Plays by Frank Shay and Pierre Loving
        The Girl in Fancy Dress by J.E. Buckrose
        Hospitable England in the Seventies by Richard Henry Dana
        The Powers and Aims of Western Democracy by William Milligan Sloane
        Later National Literature by William Peterfield Trent, John Erskine, and Stuart P. Sherman, ...
        The General Staff and Its Problems by Erich von Ludendorff
        How to Speak French Like the French by Marie Yersin and Jeanne Yersin
        The King's Treasuries of Literature by A.T. Quiller Couch
      29. Books Received, p. 644
      30. The Editors' Mail Bag, p. 645
      31. More than a College Degree, pp. 646-647
      32. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 648
      33. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 649-653
      34. By the Way, pp. 654-656
    4. [+]
      April 27, 1921 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Publisher's Notes, pp. 658-662
      2. The Washington of South America, p. 663
      3. President Harding's Message, p. 663
      4. The Viviani Mission, p. 664
      5. The New Viceroy of India, p. 664
      6. England Escapes a Strike, p. 664
      7. Vis-a-Vis, p. 665
      8. American Railway Reform, p. 666
      9. A Gallant Division and Its Commander, p. 667
      10. The Revival of Aeschylus at Syracuse, p. 667
      11. Russian Refugees in Germany, p. 668
      12. The Colombian Treaty, p. 668
      13. Casuals, p. 669
      14. League or Assocation?, p. 670
      15. The Foreign Policy of President Hardin's Message, pp. 670-671
      16. New Commissioners, p. 672
      17. In Hapsburg Land by W.C. Gregg, pp. 672-673
      18. Americans Honored at Home and Abroad, pp. 674-675
      19. The Golden Day of Orpheus by William S. Walkley, pp. 676-679
      20. Solving the Boy Problem by Robert H. Moulton, pp. 680-682
      21. Port Some Day, p. 683
      22. A Job for a Thousand Airplanes by Robert A. Curry, pp. 684-685
      23. Off to a Familiar Land, p. 686
      24. [+]
        Count Witte by Baron S.A. Korff, p. 687 - 1 Review
        The Memoirs of Count Witte by Abraham Yarmolinsky and Count Sergei Witte
      25. [+]
        The New Books, p. 688 - 5 Reviews
        The Big Year by Meade Minnigerode
        Chief Contemporary Dramatists by Thomas H. Dickinson
        The Golden Parrot by Frederic A. Fenger
        Gunsight Pass by William MacLeod Raine
        The Hare by Ernest Oldmeadow
      26. The Editors' Mail Bag, p. 689
      27. The Outlook Knocks at the Door, p. 690
      28. A Recorrectoin, p. 691
      29. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 692
      30. Contributors' Gallery, p. 693
      31. Financial Department, pp. 694-696
      32. Finding Homes for Misplaced Industries, pp. 697-701
      33. By the Way, pp. 702-703
      34. Born in a Barroom, p. 704
    5. [+]
      May 4, 1921 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Why Are Prices Still So High?, p. 5
      2. Mr. Lauck's Charges, p. 5
      3. Is This Makeshift Legislation?, p. 6
      4. Oil Before Humor---and No Assurance of the Oil, p. 6
      5. Baseball Put on Tril, p. 6
      6. Tell It to Uncle, p. 7
      7. Bringing Germany to Terms, p. 8
      8. The Pledge to South America, p. 8
      9. The President of Cuba, p. 9
      10. A Princely Scientist, p. 9
      11. Education "By the People", p. 9
      12. The New Antioch, p. 10
      13. Property Rights and Human Welfare, p. 10
      14. A New Bill of American Rights, p. 11
      15. Right and Wrong, p. 12
      16. Mary Stuart, p. 12
      17. The Colombian Treaty: A Poll of the Press, pp. 13-14
      18. Canadian-American Relations by D.M. le Bourdais, p. 15
      19. Athletes---Present and Future, p. 16
      20. A Sight for Old Salts, p. 17
      21. Snap-Shots of My Contemporaries by Lyman Abbott, pp. 18-20
      22. Out of the Toga and into Overalls by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 21-23
      23. The Tyrant by One Who Knew Him, p. 24
      24. Warning by Amelia Josephine Burr, p. 25
      25. Peace in Poland, p. 26
      26. [+]
        William De Morgan's Last Novel by R.D. Townsend, p. 27 - 1 Review
        The Old Man's Youth, and the Young Man's Old Age by William De Morgan
      27. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 28-29 - 10 Reviews
        Fairy Tales from France by William Trowbridge Larned
        Old French Fairy Tales by Comtesse de Segur
        For the Game's Sake by Lawrence Perry
        The House in Dormer Forest by Mary Webb
        The Life and Work of Sir William Van Horne by Walter Vaughan
        Empress Eugenie in Exile by Agnes Carey
        The Fan Book by MacIver Percival
        History and Methods of Ancient and Modern Painting by James Ward
        From Mayfair to Moscow by Clare Sheridan
        Topee and Turban by H.A. Newell
      28. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 30
      29. Contributors' Gallery, p. 31
      30. Salt and Balm for Fresh Wounds, pp. 32-33
      31. Melodrama, pp. 34-37
      32. By the Way, pp. 38-39
      33. Announcement of Prize Winners of The Outlook's Second Prize Contest, p. 40
    6. [+]
      May 11, 1921 Issue = 36 Articles
      1. Yap and Djambi, p. 45
      2. A Panama Record, p. 46
      3. A Woman as Cabinet Member, p. 46
      4. A Senator Freed, p. 46
      5. Congress Declares Peace, p. 46
      6. How Will Pan-Germany Pan Out?, p. 47
      7. Can the League of Nations be Taken Out of the Treaty of Versailles?, p. 48
      8. The Field Museum of Natural History, p. 48
      9. An "Undesirable Citizen" Departs, p. 48
      10. The Movies: Threatened Competition and Control, p. 49
      11. Go Thou and Do Likewise, p. 50
      12. The Chinese Famine, p. 50
      13. Inexorable France, pp. 50-51
      14. The Contest Letters, p. 52
      15. Accuracy, p. 52
      16. The Profession of Home-Building, pp. 52-53
      17. While Germany Evades by William C. Gregg, pp. 54-55
      18. Whom Shall We Help---the Weak or the Sturdy? by Carroll B. Malone, p. 56
      19. Farm Labor and the Eight-Hour Day by W.A. Freehoff, p. 57
      20. East and West Shall Meet, p. 58
      21. Surf Casting and Motor Boating, p. 59
      22. The Outlook's Second Prize Contest, pp. 60-61
      23. First Prize: "Death Became a Friend" by Lee Ramsdell, p. 62
      24. Second Prize: "Memories of the Finest Comradeship" by James V. Hickey, p. 63
      25. Third Prize: "No Longer a New England Yankee" by Alice I. Stevens, p. 63
      26. Third Prize: "The Gold-Wreathed Cups" by Katherine Carr Wilson, p. 63
      27. The Cabinet by William H. Crawford, pp. 64-66
      28. The Reasons for Free Balloons by Lieutenant-Commander K.C. McIntosh, pp. 67-69
      29. Apart from "the World's People", p. 70
      30. [+]
        The Southern Highlanders by Rollin Lynde Hartt, p. 71 - 1 Review
        The Southern Highlander and His Homeland by John C. Campbell
      31. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 72-73 - 6 Reviews
        As It Was in the Beginning by Arthur Train
        A Case in Camera by Oliver Onions
        Timber Wolves by Bernard Cronin
        The Trusty Servant by Gertrude V. McFadden
        Denmark: A Cooperative Commonwealth by Frederic C. Howe
        Creole Families of New Orleans by Grace King
      32. The Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 74
      33. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 74-75
      34. Publisher's Notes, pp. 76-77
      35. Financial Department, pp. 78-85
      36. By the Way, p. 86
    7. [+]
      May 18, 1921 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. The Latest Crisis in Europe, p. 93
      2. The Question of Reducing Army Forces, p. 93
      3. Bergdoll and His Bag of Gold, p. 94
      4. Mount Holyoke College, p. 94
      5. Boys' Week and Mothers' Day, p. 94
      6. Jones: He Pays the Freight, p. 95
      7. Forest Protection Week, p. 96
      8. Industrial Readjustment, p. 96
      9. A Dual-State Port, p. 97
      10. The Intercollegiate Track Meet, p. 98
      11. Inviting Insurrection, p. 99
      12. Contest Number Three: "Mine Own People", p. 99
      13. Walter Hampden and the American Stage, p. 100
      14. Incurably Religious, p. 100
      15. France to Her Comrade America by Stephane Lauzanne, p. 101
      16. The Indiana Sand Dunes, pp. 102-103
      17. Snap-Shots of My Contemporaries by Lyman Abbott, pp. 104-106
      18. The Miller Administration in New York by Frederick M. Davenport, p. 107
      19. The Laughing Elephant by Meade Minnigerode, pp. 108-124
      20. Peace and Justice by Theodore Maynard, p. 125
      21. The Friend by Harry Lee, p. 125
      22. Exotic Scenes in New York City, p. 126
      23. [+]
        From the Piazza San Bernardo by Gino Speranza, p. 127 - 1 Review
        Italy and the World War by Thomas Nelson Page
      24. [+]
        The New Books, p. 128 - 3 Reviews
        The Guarded Room by G.I. Whitham
        Satan by H. De Vere Stacpoole
        Criticisms and Appreciations of the Works of Charles Dickens by G.K. Chesterton
      25. Books Received, p. 128
      26. The Editor's Mail Bag, p. 129
      27. "An Arsenal Whence They May Draw Their Weapons", p. 130
      28. Publisher's Notes, p. 131
      29. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, pp. 132-133
      30. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 134-137
      31. By the Way, pp. 138-146
    8. [+]
      May 25, 1921 Issue = 40 Articles
      1. The Discoverer of Radium, p. 145
      2. Mr. Edison Seeks Light on a Number of Things, p. 145
      3. Facing the Facts, p. 145
      4. The Slacker Lists, p. 146
      5. The Postmasters and Merit, p. 146
      6. The Immigration Problem, p. 146
      7. The Rest is Labor, p. 147
      8. The Allies Must Act in Accord, p. 148
      9. The Issue in Italy, p. 148
      10. The Speaker of the House of Commons, p. 148
      11. Clergyman's and Day-Laborer's Salaries, p. 149
      12. A Memory and a Memorial, p. 149
      13. A Religious Movement in Soviet Russia, p. 150
      14. New Jersey Must Look to Her Laurels, p. 150
      15. Something Old and Something New, p. 151
      16. Federal Control of Education and Health, p. 151
      17. Germany Promises Again, p. 152
      18. Liliom, p. 153
      19. A Day Off, p. 154
      20. The Railway as Photographer, p. 154
      21. Playgrounds of America, pp. 155-159
      22. On the Art of Taking a Vacation by Stephen Leacock, pp. 160-161
      23. The Cork-Bodied Black-Bass Bug by Will H. Dilg, pp. 162-163
      24. The Hospitable Trails of New England by Anna Worthington Coale, pp. 164-165
      25. The Flight of the Tin Can Tourists by Elon Jessup, pp. 166-168
      26. Set Your Vacation by the Moon by H.A. Haring, p. 169
      27. With Roosevelt at Pine Knot by John Burroughs, pp. 170-171
      28. Mainly a Matter of Roofs, p. 172
      29. [+]
        The Romance of the South Seas, p. 173 - 1 Review
        Mystic Isles of the South Seas by Frederick O'Brien
      30. [+]
        The New Books, p. 174 - 6 Reviews
        The House of the Falcon by Harold Lamb
        The Enchanted Canyon by Honore Willsie Morrow
        The Man-Killers by Dane Coolidge
        The Velvet Black by Richard Washburn Child
        Terry: A Tale of the Hill People by Charles Goff Thomson
        Our Family Affairs by E.F. Benson
      31. Books Received, pp. 174-175
      32. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 176
      33. Contributors' Gallery, p. 177
      34. The Business Man Speaks by L.A. Williams, pp. 178-179
      35. Financial Department, pp. 180-183
      36. Contest Number Three: "Mine Own People", p. 184
      37. Publisher's Notes, p. 184
      38. Antioch Anticipated, p. 185
      39. One Effect of the Colombian Treaty, pp. 185-189
      40. By the Way, p. 190
    9. [+]
      June 1, 1921 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. An Ambassador a Minister and a Colonial Governor, p. 197
      2. Ambassador Harvey Makes a Speech, p. 197
      3. On His "Appointed Rounds", p. 198
      4. Francis Vinton Greene, p. 198
      5. Slick and Slack, p. 199
      6. Lighthouses and Bells, p. 200
      7. The New President of Cuba, p. 200
      8. Poland Lloyd George and Briand, p. 201
      9. Worth Trying, p. 202
      10. Chief Justice White, p. 202
      11. System at Last, p. 203
      12. What Sort of Investigation?, p. 204
      13. "I Accept" by Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer, p. 205
      14. A Passionate American, pp. 205-206
      15. Franklin Knight Lane, p. 207
      16. The Situation in Egypt, pp. 208-209
      17. The Centenary of Napoleon's Death, p. 210
      18. Boat Racing and Baseball, p. 211
      19. Humanizing the Post Office by Will H. Hays, pp. 212-213
      20. The Letter-Carrier by Harry Lee, p. 214
      21. If England Were What England Seems by Harold E. Scarborough, pp. 215-217
      22. Japan in a World of Arms by Henry W. Kinney, pp. 218-219
      23. II. The Government, Public Opinion, and the Press by I. Kawakami and Sidney L. Gulick, p. 220
      24. "The Everlastingly Favored Nation" by Stephane Lauzanne, p. 221
      25. [+]
        The Inalienable Rights of Children by John Finley, p. 222 - 1 Review
        Quicksands of Youth by Franklin Chase Hoyt
      26. [+]
        The New Books, p. 223 - 7 Reviews
        Folks by Victor Murdock
        Giovanni Della Robbia by Allan Marquand
        A New England Group and Others by Paul Elmer More
        The Cradle of the Deep by Sir Frederick Treves, Bart
        The Shadow-Show by J.H. Curle
        The Christian Preacher by Alfred Ernest Garvie
        The Life Indeed by John Franklin Genung
      27. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 224
      28. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 224-225
      29. Contest Number Three: "Mine Own People", pp. 226-229
      30. By the Way, p. 230
    10. [+]
      June 8, 1921 Issue = 37 Articles
      1. Aviation and the Navy, pp. 216-233
      2. Publicity versus Advertising in the Movies, pp. 234-238
      3. Liberating the Liberator, p. 239
      4. A Disaster of the Air, p. 239
      5. The Way of the Transgressor, p. 239
      6. A Look Ahead, p. 240
      7. The Dye Industry, p. 240
      8. General Horace Porter, p. 240
      9. A Sculpturesque Painter, p. 240
      10. Poles Police and Policy, p. 241
      11. A Permanent Bridge Between Belgium and America, p. 242
      12. Japan and Great Britain, p. 242
      13. "Can the People of Ireland Unite?", p. 242
      14. Germany Pays Something, p. 243
      15. A Coal Consumers' Strike, p. 243
      16. Hoylake, p. 244
      17. "Blues", p. 245
      18. New Managers in the Business of Government, pp. 245-247
      19. The Passing of the Old Navy, p. 248
      20. Indians' Fishing Rights Restored, p. 249
      21. Japan and America by Edward L. Conn, pp. 250-252
      22. II. California and the Japanese: A Statement from the American Point of View by a Californian, pp. 253-254
      23. Ordeal by Fire. Letters in Answer to The Outlook's Question, "What Did the World War Do... by a Kansas School-Teacher, p. 255
      24. Wifeless and Disabled by Martin K. James, p. 255
      25. A Man with a Need by D.B. Roberts, p. 256
      26. A Forty-Year-Old Freshman by Verne Victor Barnes, p. 256
      27. Publicans and Sinners by S. Omar Barker, p. 256
      28. Cna the People of Ireland United? by Eleanor Markell, pp. 257-259
      29. [+]
        Novels and Tales by R.D. Townsend, p. 260 - 6 Reviews
        A Chair on the Boulevard by Leonard Merrick
        The Tragic Bride by Francis Brett Young
        A Courageous Marriage by Marguerite Bryant
        The Man Who Did the Right Thing by Harry Johnston
        The Narrow House by Evelyn Scott
        Humorous Ghost Stories by Dorothy Scarborough
      30. [+]
        The New Books, p. 261 - 11 Reviews
        Joan of Arc by Laura E. Richards
        The True Story of the Empress Eugenie by Guy Count de Soissons
        In the Alaska-Yukon Game-Lands by John A. McGuire
        Loafing Down Long Island by Charles Hanson Towne
        A History of the Transport Service by Albert Gleaves
        Tales of Aegean Intrigue by John Cuthbert Lawson
        College and Commonwealth and Other Educational Papers and Addresses by John Henry MacCracken
        The Emperor Jones, and Other Plays by Eugene G. O'Neill
        Hints to Pilgrims by Charles S. Brooks
        Old at Forty or Young at Sixty by Robert S. Carroll
        Our Southern Highlanders by Horace Kephart
      31. Books Received, p. 261
      32. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 262
      33. Contriburors' Gallery, pp. 262-263
      34. "Mine Own People", p. 264
      35. Publishers' Notes, pp. 264-267
      36. Financial Department, pp. 268-270
      37. By the Way, p. 271
    11. [+]
      June 15, 1921 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Flood-Swept Pueblo, p. 277
      2. They Who Go Over the Sea for Us, p. 277
      3. And Our Women Also, p. 278
      4. The West Wins, p. 278
      5. Assassins and Accomplices, p. 278
      6. One Business Does Command Us All, p. 279
      7. A Stimulus to Public Service, p. 280
      8. Impressionists and Post-Impressionists, p. 280
      9. The Lesson of Tulsa, p. 280
      10. What Makes the Wild Woods Wild, p. 281
      11. Houses that Can Stand Study Need Have No Fear of Division, p. 282
      12. More New Managers in the Business of Government, pp. 282-283
      13. America in Camp and Council by Stephane Lauzanne, Editor of "Le Matin", pp. 284-285
      14. Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, pp. 286-287
      15. A National Aviation Policy by Theodore Roosevelt, pp. 288-289
      16. Master Minds at Short Range by Frank Dilnot, pp. 290-293
      17. Detroit Close-Hauled: Impressions at Random by Newton A. Fuessle, pp. 294-295
      18. [+]
        Portions of Spirit by Lyman Abbott, p. 296 - 6 Reviews
        Jesus and Paul by Benjamin Wisner Bacon
        Henry Scott Holland: Memoirs and Letters by Stephen Paget and Henry Scott Holland
        The Age of the Reformation by Preserved Smith
        New England in the Life of the World by Howard A. Bridgman
        Thought Relics by Rabindranath Tagore
        Wanted - A Congregation by Lloyd C. Douglas
      19. [+]
        The New Books, p. 297 - 6 Reviews
        Revolution by John D. Beresford
        Red Flowers by Francis Haffkine Snow
        The White Wolf by Elmer Gregor
        Notes on Life and Letters by Joseph Conrad
        E. I. Du Pont de Nemours and Company by B.G. du Pont
        The Making of Herbert Hoover by Rose Wilder Lane
      20. Books Received, p. 297
      21. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, pp. 298-301
      22. By the Way, pp. 302-303
      23. Contest Number Three: "Mine Own People", p. 304
    12. [+]
      June 22, 1921 Issue =
    13. [+]
      June 29, 1921 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. This Week's Outlook by J. Madison Gathany, p. 356
      2. Contributors' Gallery, p. 356
      3. By the Way, pp. 356-358
      4. The Centenary of the University of Virginia, p. 359
      5. Educating Women in Industry, p. 359
      6. The New Head of the American Legion, p. 359
      7. A Socialist Setback, p. 360
      8. The American Federation of Labor, p. 360
      9. A World of Restless Cares, p. 361
      10. Sport and Argument, p. 362
      11. German Obduracy in Upper Silesia, p. 362
      12. Anglo-American Relations, p. 362
      13. New Occasions, p. 363
      14. Why Is the Big Story?, p. 364
      15. Horses and Asses, pp. 364-365
      16. A Suggestion as to a Possible Policy in Relation to the Treaties of Peace and the Leagu... by Robert Lansing, pp. 366-368
      17. As the Clay in the Potter's Hand by Henry Hoyt Moore, pp. 369-374
      18. The Satisfactions of Incompetency by Mel Crane, p. 375
      19. The Common Weal of English-Speaking Peoples by P.W. Wilson, pp. 376-380
      20. How to Learn to Enjoy Music: Six Didactics by a Self-Made Music-Lover, p. 381
      21. Commencement Scenes, p. 382
      22. Style from Several Angles by Brander Matthews, pp. 383-396
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1921 = 13 Issues, 393 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 6, 1921 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Is There Hope for Peace in Ireland?, p. 401
      2. The Author of the Drago Doctrine, p. 401
      3. The Public Helps a Settle a Strike, p. 401
      4. A Triumph for Samuel Gompers, p. 402
      5. A New Form of Government Security, p. 402
      6. The Grade Crossing Menace, p. 402
      7. Know You of This Taxation?, p. 403
      8. Amherst's Centennial Commencement, p. 404
      9. President Angell of Yale, p. 404
      10. John Bull Casts Bread Upon the Waters, p. 405
      11. Another British Trophy and Certain of the Domestic Variety, p. 405
      12. The Increasingly Interesting Japanese, p. 405
      13. "The Blue Bird" in Peking, p. 406
      14. "Highly Improper!", p. 407
      15. The House that Smiled, p. 407
      16. The Anglo-Japanese Alliance, p. 408
      17. Dis the Consortium Kill the Anglo-Japanese Alliance? by Sydney Greenbie, p. 409
      18. In Memory of Brave-Hearted Americans, p. 410
      19. In Distant India, p. 411
      20. Mr. Hughes Humanized by Richard Barry, p. 412
      21. The Quatre-Bras of the World's Waterloo by Lyman Abbott, pp. 413-415
      22. The Fifth Link by Sherman Rogers, pp. 416-417
      23. Putting the Talk in Chautauqua by Gregory Mason, pp. 418-419
      24. A Grave by Edward Davison, p. 420
      25. Island by Amelia Josephine Burr, p. 420
      26. [+]
        Andrew Carnegie, p. 421 - 1 Review
        The Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie by Andrew Carnegie
      27. [+]
        The New Books, p. 422 - 10 Reviews
        Conquest by Gerald O'Donovan
        The Golden Shoe by Justin H. McCarthy
        The Path of the King by John Buchan
        Stepsons of Light by Eugene Manlove Rhodes
        The Wreck by Rabindranath Tagore
        Contemporary Portraits by Algernon West
        Handbook of Yosemite National Park by Ansel F. Hall
        Watching on the Rhine by Violet R. Markham
        Death and Its Mystery: At the Moment of Death by Camille Flammarion
        Husbands and Wives by Arthur Belleville McCoid
      28. Books Received, pp. 422-423
      29. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 424-427
      30. By the Way, p. 428
    2. [+]
      July 13, 1921 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Peace and a Naval Holliday, p. 433
      2. Bombs and Battleships, p. 433
      3. The New Tariff Bill, p. 433
      4. An American Bonaparte, p. 434
      5. Baptists Defend Their Liberties, p. 434
      6. Happy Are They that Can Hear Their Detractions and Can Put Them to Mending, p. 435
      7. The End of the British Coal Strike, p. 436
      8. The New Chief Justice, p. 436
      9. Three Ambassadors and Two Governorships, p. 437
      10. The Anglo-Japanese Alliance, p. 438
      11. The Opium Evil, p. 438
      12. Are the People Loving Their Religion? by Lyman Abbott, p. 439
      13. What General Dawes May Do, p. 439
      14. When We Shall Worry, p. 440
      15. Uncle Sam Saves by Elbert F. Baldwin, pp. 440-441
      16. One of America's Highest Mountains, p. 442
      17. One of Switzerland's Noblest Peaks, p. 443
      18. Is the Church Loving the People? Opposing Views by Andrew Ten Eyck, p. 444
      19. II. A Little Clinic on the Status of Church-Going by Howard A. Bridgman, pp. 445-446
      20. Fewer, and Better, Men by Kingsley Moses, pp. 447-448
      21. The Dominion of Ireland. Is It Possible? by Eleanor Markell, pp. 449-450
      22. [+]
        The Collected Poems of Walter De La Mare, p. 451 - 1 Review
        Collected Poems: 1901-1918 by Walter de la Mare
      23. Books Received, p. 451
      24. The Editor's Mail Bag, p. 452
      25. Publisher's Notes, p. 452
      26. Contributors' Gallery, p. 453
      27. Financial Department, pp. 454-458
      28. Follow Through by Francis B. Keene, p. 459
      29. Better than Bolts by Paul V. Collins, p. 459
      30. By the Way, p. 460
    3. [+]
      July 20, 1921 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. Publisher's Notes, pp. 461-462
      2. President Harding's Proposal for a World Conference, p. 463
      3. How Far Can We Trust Mexico?, p. 463
      4. The World of Congress, p. 464
      5. Yorktown New Orleans and Belleau, p. 464
      6. The New Prohibition Commissioner, p. 464
      7. There's Thy Reward, p. 465
      8. The New Solicitor-General, p. 466
      9. Personality Counts, p. 466
      10. In Command of the Pacific Fleet, p. 466
      11. A Declaration of Dominion Rights, p. 467
      12. The Italian Ivanhoe, p. 467
      13. The Sixth Dante Centennial, p. 467
      14. The Aaland Islands and the League of Nations, p. 468
      15. Newfoundland Fish, p. 468
      16. Hopes for Peace in Ireland, p. 469
      17. The Bonus and the Veteran, p. 470
      18. An Intellectual Shorthand, p. 470
      19. Not What But Whom by Lyman Abbott, p. 471
      20. Mr. Mellon: A Study of the Secretary of the Treasury by Richard Barry, p. 472
      21. The Liquor Problem in Great Britain by P.W. Wilson, pp. 473-474
      22. Burden Bearers of Europe by W.C. Gregg, pp. 475-477
      23. Censorship at Paris by Wade Chance, p. 478
      24. The Beaver Claims His Birthright by Enos A. Mills, pp. 479-480
      25. The French Civic Union by Charles Henry Meltzer, pp. 481-482
      26. Night Sailing by Bernice Lesbia Kenyon, p. 483
      27. Buffalo Insists by Mayor of Buffalo George S. Buck, pp. 483-484
      28. Firtide by Theodore Stearns, p. 485
      29. International Sport, p. 486
      30. [+]
        How to Study the Bible by Lyman Abbott, p. 487 - 1 Review
        Fundamentals for Daily Living by Robert Seneca Smith
      31. Contributors' Gallery, p. 488
      32. Transportation Equality by M.L. Pulcher, pp. 488-490
      33. By the Way, p. 491
    4. [+]
      July 27, 1921 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. By the Way, pp. 493-496
      2. German Lenity for German Atrocities, p. 497
      3. Oil or No Oil, p. 497
      4. Two Kinds of International Co-operation, p. 497
      5. A School of International Politics, p. 497
      6. Filipino Athletes, p. 498
      7. The Promotion of Play Around the World, p. 498
      8. Arkansas Asserts That She is Not Bankrupt, p. 498
      9. Our Gayness and Our Gilt Are All Besmirched, p. 499
      10. The New Senator from Delaware, p. 500
      11. The National Education Association, p. 500
      12. The New Lord Chief Justice of England, p. 500
      13. Disarmament and the Far East, p. 501
      14. One Big Family, p. 502
      15. Can Ireland Save Itself?, p. 503
      16. The Injustice of the Bonus, p. 503
      17. The Pageant "The Pilgrim Spirit" as Performed this Summer at Plymouth, pp. 504-505
      18. Snap-Shots of My Contemporaries by Lyman Abbott, pp. 506-507
      19. Out of the Toga and Into Overalls by Frederick M. Davenport, pp. 508-510
      20. What the Country Owes the Veteran by William C. Gregg, p. 511
      21. II. The Bonus and John Fabris's Children: A Veteran's Opinion by Ralph R. Perry, p. 512
      22. III. The Dugout Idea by Elisha Flagg, pp. 513-515
      23. [+]
        Queen Victoria the Woman by R.D. Townsend, p. 516 - 1 Review
        Queen Victoria by Lytton Strachey
      24. [+]
        The New Books, p. 517 - 10 Reviews
        Buff, a Collie, and Other Dog Stories by Albert Payson Terhune
        Dark Geraldine by John Alexander Ferguson
        In the Claws of the Dragon by Georges Soulie de Morant
        Chats on Old Sheffield Plate by Arthur Hayden
        Sons of Liberty by Walter A. Dyer
        Mr. Balfour: A Biography by E.T. Raymond
        En Amerique a la Fin de la Guerre by Abbe Felix Klein
        Hail, Columbia! by W.L. George
        Africa: Slave or Free? by John H. Harris
        A Prisoner in Turkey by John Still
      25. Financial Department, pp. 518-524
    5. [+]
      August 3, 1921 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. Some Singing Johnsons by Robert T. Kerlin, pp. 519-526
      2. Marking Time in the Irish Conferences, p. 527
      3. Famine Relief for Russia, p. 527
      4. Blasphemy and Free Speech, p. 528
      5. A Governor Under Indictment, p. 528
      6. Soldiers and Mothers, p. 528
      7. As He That Leaves a Shallow Plash to Plunge Him in the Deep, p. 529
      8. The Battleship and the Bomb, p. 530
      9. The American Music School at Fountainebleau, p. 530
      10. Track Field and Links, p. 531
      11. Millennium or Armageddon, p. 531
      12. Who Is Responsible for Upper Silesia?, p. 532
      13. Right Waste and Wrong Waste, pp. 532-533
      14. The Wheat Farmer Turns Middleman by Henry J. Haskell, p. 534
      15. A Hardtack Attack; or, The Veracity of Sailormen Vindicated by Bill Adams, p. 535
      16. Russia's Next Generation by Sir Paul Dukes, pp. 536-537
      17. Where the British Watch on the Rhine, p. 538
      18. Railway Travel Ninety Years Ago, p. 539
      19. The New T.R. by Mercer Vernon, pp. 540-541
      20. Millennium or Armageddon by P.W. Wilson, pp. 542-544
      21. Just as Much Fun in Your Own Little Town by Rollin Lynde Hartt, pp. 545-547
      22. Contrasts from the Southwest, pp. 548-549
      23. [+]
        The New Books, p. 550 - 7 Reviews
        Rogues and Company by I.A.R. Wylie
        Three Loving Ladies by Mary Frances Harriet Dowdall
        The Romance of American Life and Progress by Robert Lee Webb
        The Salvaging of Civilization by H.G. Wells
        The Story of a Thousand Year Pine by Enos Abijah Mills
        Taming New Guinea by C.A.W. Monckton
        A Tour in a Donkey-Cart by Frances Jennings
      24. An Ancient Apartment-House of a Thousand Rooms by Robert H. Moulton, p. 551
      25. The Lumber Cost of a Million Homes by Arthur Newton Pack, p. 551
      26. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 552-554
      27. By the Way, p. 555
    6. [+]
      August 10, 1921 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. A Vital British Force, p. 559
      2. The London "Times", p. 559
      3. A British-American Tie, p. 559
      4. Killing Two Birds With One Stone, p. 560
      5. The Seized Ships, p. 560
      6. The Menace of Malnutrition, p. 560
      7. When to the Sessions of Sweet Silent Thought I Summon Up Remembrance of Things Past, p. 561
      8. The Peril of Mountain Climbing, p. 562
      9. The Unknown Sahara, p. 562
      10. The Menace of a Super-Tariff, p. 563
      11. Faith in Wealth, p. 564
      12. Red Russia Reaps What She Has Sown, p. 565
      13. The Relaxations of a President, p. 566
      14. Monticello---the American Chequers?, p. 567
      15. Snap-Shots of My Contemporaries by Lyman Abbott, pp. 568-569
      16. Recollections of Old Japan by Julian Street, pp. 570-571
      17. Majesty and Mirages by Charles Henry Meltzer, pp. 572-573
      18. The Daniel Jazz and the Rabbi by Molly Amos, pp. 574-575
      19. The Permit Kingdom by Emma Sarepta Yule, pp. 576-577
      20. [+]
        Is Democracy a Failure? by Lawrence F. Abbott, p. 578 - 1 Review
        Modern Democracies by James Bryce
      21. [+]
        The New Books, p. 579 - 7 Reviews
        An American's London by Louise Closser Hale
        Belgium: Old and New by George Wharton Edwards
        China Japan and Korea by J.O.P. Bland
        Macedonia by Alexander Goff and Hugh A. Fawcett
        A History of the Art of Writing by William A. Mason
        The States of South America by Charles W. Domville-Fife
        Straight Business in South America by James H. Collins
      22. The Editors' Mail Bag, pp. 580-581
      23. Financial Department, pp. 582-584
      24. Contributors' Gallery, p. 585
      25. Publishers' Notes, p. 585
      26. For the Critics by Reginald Wright Kauffman, p. 585
      27. Working Girls' Vacation Society by E.A. Buchanan, p. 585
      28. By the Way, p. 586
    7. [+]
      August 17, 1921 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Tammany and Fusion, p. 591
      2. Settling Strikes in Pennsylvania, p. 591
      3. Lord Bryce and the Washington Conference, p. 592
      4. Will Congress Clip Its Own Wings?, p. 592
      5. The Sourest-Natured Dog That Lives, p. 593
      6. Acquittal Yes; Vindication No, p. 594
      7. Church Union in Canada Probable, p. 594
      8. The Restoration of Rheims, p. 595
      9. The American Legion's Pilgrimage, p. 596
      10. The Supreme Council and Upper Silesia, p. 596
      11. A German Shock to German Faith, p. 596
      12. Small and Lusk, p. 596
      13. Caruso Phonography and Art, p. 597
      14. Coal and Congress, p. 598
      15. The Affections of France by Stephane Lauzanne, p. 599
      16. Knoll Papers: To a Troubled Mother by Lyman Abbott, p. 600
      17. When Liberty Turns Her Back, pp. 601-603
      18. While the Immigrant Was Still An Emigrant by John Gleason O'Brien, pp. 604-605
      19. How Canada Handles the Immigration Problem by Robert J.C. Stead, pp. 606-609
      20. Democracy and Self-Support at Vassar by Margaret De M. Brown, pp. 610-611
      21. Snap-Shots of My Contemporaries by Lyman Abbott, pp. 612-614
      22. Of Hypselometopy by Robert Withington, p. 615
      23. Impressions of the Japanese Parliamentary Delegation by Kiyo Sue Inui, p. 616
      24. Coal and the Consumer, p. 617
      25. Adventurers in Marriage by Natalie de Bogory, pp. 618-620
      26. [+]
        The Ideals of a Realist by Lloyd R. Morris, p. 621 - 1 Review
        Essays, Speculative and Political by Arthur James Balfour
      27. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 622-623 - 8 Reviews
        The Golden Goat by Paul Arene
        The Crisis in Russia by Arthur Ransome
        The Jew and American Ideals by John Spargo
        Revolution and Democracy by Frederic C. Howe
        Modern Tariff History: Germany, United States, and France by Percy Ashley
        A Century of Persecution by The Rev. St. George Kieran Hyland
        Handbook to the Septuagint by Richard R. Ottley
        High Schools of New York City by Clyde R. Jeffords and Claude F. Walker
      28. Contributors' Gallery, p. 624
      29. Publisher's Notes, pp. 625-626
      30. English Titles by P.W. Wilson, p. 627
      31. By the Way, p. 628
    8. [+]
      August 24, 1921 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. General Badoglio Agrees With Dr. Tigert, p. 631
      2. Our Rural Schools, p. 631
      3. Help to the Farmers, p. 631
      4. The Farmer Now Buys Gradually, p. 632
      5. At Last the Disabled Men Have a Chance, p. 632
      6. Tax Adjustment, p. 632
      7. The Loss of What Is Past, p. 633
      8. Dyes and Potash, p. 634
      9. Upper Silesia: The League Council to Arbitrate, p. 635
      10. Famine Child of Economic Folly, p. 635
      11. Teleky and Tittoni, p. 636
      12. Thoroughness and Interest, p. 636
      13. People Are the Same Everywhere, p. 637
      14. The Irish Tangle, p. 637
      15. England At Play by Charles Henry Meltzer, p. 638
      16. England At Work by Francis Rogers, p. 639
      17. Why France Will Back Up America at the Washington Conference by Stephane Lauzanne, p. 640
      18. Puzzled Japan by Henry W. Kinney, p. 641
      19. Pictorial Photography by Henry Hoyt Moore, pp. 642-643
      20. Snap-Shots of My Contemporaries by Lyman Abbott, pp. 644-646
      21. The Training Ground of British Statesmen by Beverley Nichols, p. 647
      22. Expelled from School by Winfield Brown, pp. 648-650
      23. Jogging Up "Jography" by William B. Ashley, pp. 651-652
      24. Bolshevism in Education by James Annan Ayers, pp. 653-654
      25. Pearl River by Wallace Buttrick, pp. 655-657
      26. [+]
        Creative Art in Fiction by R.D. Townsend, p. 658 - 4 Reviews
        Alice Adams by Booth Tarkington
        Coquette by Frank Swinnerton
        Shallow Soil by Knut Hamsun
        Scaramouche by Rafael Sabatini
      27. [+]
        The New Books, p. 659 - 6 Reviews
        Evolution of the Budget in Massachusetts by Luther H. Gulick
        Seaborne Trade by C. Ernest Fayle
        Napoleon the Third by Walter Geer
        The Days Before Yesterday by Lord Frederic Hamilton
        The Battle of the Books in Its Historical Setting by Anne Elizabeth Burlingame
        A Lover of the Chair by Sherlock Bronson Gass
      28. The Child and the Movie by Dorothy C. Fox, p. 660
      29. Contributors' Gallery, pp. 660-661
      30. Financial Department, pp. 662-666
      31. By the Way, p. 667
    9. [+]
      August 31, 1921 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. A King of Courage, p. 673
      2. Russian Relief in Sight, p. 673
      3. Greece and Turkey, p. 673
      4. Mademoiselle Lenglen, p. 674
      5. Give it a Chinaman's Chance, p. 674
      6. Know You of This Taxation?, p. 675
      7. Shall We Have a Merchant Marine?, p. 676
      8. Plattsburg Again, p. 676
      9. A Great Newspaper, p. 677
      10. Home Brew, p. 677
      11. Henry Ford as a Railway Man, p. 678
      12. Ireland's Future, p. 678
      13. Knoll Papers: Two Prayers by Lyman Abbott, p. 679
      14. The Arms Conference at Washington, pp. 679-680
      15. The Boiling-Pot of Italy by Elbert Baldwin, p. 681
      16. The Rising Tide of Prohibition Law Violators by Garrard Harris, pp. 682-684
      17. The Airplane Smugglers by Laurence La Tourette Driggs, pp. 685-688
      18. Employee Representation: Success or Failure? by Sherman Rogers, pp. 689-692
      19. Man and Other Animal Power in Europe by W.C. Gregg, pp. 693-696
      20. The Sisters by Louise Ayres Garnett, p. 697
      21. The Pageant at Plymouth by Hermann Hagedorn, pp. 697-699
      22. A Gond Wedding in India, p. 700
      23. [+]
        The Fourfold Career of Whitelaw Reid by Lyman Abbott, p. 701 - 1 Review
        The Life of Whitelaw Reid by Royal Cortissoz
      24. [+]
        The New Books, p. 701 - 5 Reviews
        Children of the Whirlwind by Leroy Scott
        Galusha the Magnificent by Joseph C. Lincoln
        The Grinding by Clara Boise Bush
        The Heel of Achilles by E.M. Delafield
        Low Ceilings by W. Douglas Newton
      25. [+]
        History Etc. An Introduction to the History of Japan, by Ka..., pp. 702-703 - 6 Reviews
        An Introduction to the History of Japan by Katsuro Hara
        The John Keats Memorial Volume by Keats House Memorial Committee
        Essays in Biblical Interpretation by Henry Preserved Smith
        The Social Evolution of Religion by George Willis Cooke
        Spiritual Voices in Modern Literature by Trevor H. Davies
        The Thirteen Principal Upanishads by Robert Ernest Hume
      26. The Pennsylvania Railroad and Mr. Rogers's Article, pp. 704-706
      27. By the Way, p. 707
    10. [+]
      September 7, 1921 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. The National Child Labor Law, p. 5
      2. The March of the Miners, p. 5
      3. The Peace Treaty with Germany, p. 6
      4. The Personnel of the Arms Conference: American, p. 6
      5. The Foreign Delegates, p. 6
      6. "For This Relief"---Varied Thinks, p. 7
      7. The Panamanian Boundary Dispute, p. 8
      8. General Wood and the Philippines, p. 8
      9. The American Legion's Pilgrimage, p. 9
      10. The Tragedy of the ZR-2, p. 9
      11. A Local Event of National Importance, p. 9
      12. Ireland, p. 10
      13. A Poor Way with Dissenters, p. 10
      14. An Ambassador's Letters, p. 11
      15. Knoll Papers: The Unquenched Desire by Lyman Abbott, p. 12
      16. Germany Was Defeated When America Declared War, Says General Buat by Stephane Lauzanne, p. 13
      17. The Fall of the Airship by Laurence La Tourette Driggs, pp. 14-15
      18. "Ceremonious and Traditional", pp. 16-17
      19. Rubber's Right of Way by Edward S. Babcox, pp. 18-19
      20. Industry and the Golden Rule by Kingsley Moses, pp. 20-22
      21. Serpents of the Trail by Archibald Rutledge, pp. 23-25
      22. Medora Nights: Echoes from a Deserted Village by Hermann Hagedorn, p. 26
      23. [+]
        New Light on New England by Albert Bushnell Hart, p. 27 - 1 Review
        The Founding of New England by James Truslow Adams
      24. [+]
        Books on American Business by Alfred Lief, p. 28 - 7 Reviews
        Economic Development of the United States by Isaac Lippincott
        Personnel Relations in Industry by Algie M. Simons
        Mind and Work by Charles S. Myers
        American Business Methods by Floyd W. Parsons
        A Short Course in Advertising by Alex F. Osborn
        The Essentials of Advertising by Frank Le Roy Blanchard
        The Human Side of Retail Selling by Ruth Leigh
      25. [+]
        The New Books, p. 29 - 8 Reviews
        Fern Seed by Henry M. Rideout
        Indiscretions of Archie by P.G. Wodehouse
        Maumbury Rings by Gertrude V. McFadden
        Sight Unseen and The Confession by Mary Roberts Rinehart
        The Life of Artemas Ward by Charles Martyn
        Let 'er Buck by Charles Wellington Furlong
        Silver Fields, and Other Sketches of a Farmer-Sportsman by Rowland E. Robinson
        Text, Type and Style by George B. Ives
      26. Books Received, p. 29
      27. The Plight of the Mojave-Apache Indians by Natalie Curtis, p. 30
      28. What is a Sea Pup?, pp. 30-31
      29. By the Way, pp. 32-33
      30. Airplane Snow by Paul V. Collins, p. 34
      31. "Unique in American Religious Journalism", p. 34
      32. Publisher's Notes, pp. 35-36
    11. [+]
      September 14, 1921 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. What Does "The Consent of the Governed" Mean in Ireland?, p. 41
      2. The Federal Peace in Virginia, p. 41
      3. The World Still at War, p. 42
      4. With Burden of Our Armour Here We Sweat, p. 43
      5. Japan and the Arms Conference, p. 44
      6. The Marseillaise in French Schools, p. 44
      7. Reaction in Germany, p. 45
      8. Every-Day Art, p. 45
      9. Illustrations and Photography, p. 45
      10. The Davis Cup, p. 46
      11. Imperial Lawlessness, p. 46
      12. A Test for Presidents, p. 46
      13. The Race Problem, p. 47
      14. Indications of Increasing Bible Study, p. 47
      15. Here Are Wars and Shadows of War, pp. 48-49
      16. The Famine-Stricken Volga District, pp. 50-51
      17. International Politics in the Berkshire Hills by Willis J. Abbot, pp. 52-54
      18. Snap-Shots of My Contemporaries by Lyman Abbott, pp. 55-58
      19. An Inter-Racial Commission at Work by Robert R. Moton, pp. 59-60
      20. Haven by Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer, p. 61
      21. From Kraal to College by Natalie Curtis, pp. 61-63
      22. The Race Problem---Rumor and Truth by Archibald Rutledge, pp. 64-65
      23. Patient Workers in Far-Away Lands, p. 66
      24. [+]
        The Discourse of the Elders by Lloyd R. Morris, p. 67 - 1 Review
        The American Novel by Carl Van Doren
      25. [+]
        The New Books, p. 68 - 9 Reviews
        Brass by Charles G. Norris
        Casey Ryan by B.M. Bower
        The Flaming Forest by James Oliver Curwood
        Quin by Alice Hegan Rice
        The Romance of His Life, and Other Romances by Mary Cholmondeley
        Show Down by Julia Houston Railey
        Out of Their Own Mouths by Samuel Gompers and William English Walling
        The Russian Bolshevik Revolution by Edward Alsworth Ross
        The Tower of London by Walter George Bell
      26. Contributors' Gallery, p. 69
      27. Financial Department, pp. 70-74
      28. Publishers' Notes, p. 75
      29. By the Way, p. 76
    12. [+]
      September 21, 1921 Issue = 38 Articles
      1. The Ku Klux Klan Again, p. 79
      2. Wages and Work, p. 79
      3. Chemistry to the Fore, p. 80
      4. The German Chemical Menace, p. 80
      5. Lessons of the ZR-2, p. 80
      6. Under the Sweet Shade of Your Government, p. 81
      7. White Coal in Sweden, p. 82
      8. The Highest Mountain, p. 82
      9. Mr. Harding and Mr. Hays, p. 82
      10. The Samoan Mandate, p. 83
      11. Mr. Root and the World Court, p. 83
      12. The League Strikes a Snag, p. 83
      13. The Peace Portal, p. 83
      14. The Dignity of the Beach, p. 84
      15. Austin Dobson, p. 84
      16. Degenerate Art, p. 85
      17. What the French Statesmen Have to Say About Disarmament by Stephane Lauzanne, p. 86
      18. Knoll Papers: An Impossible Ambition by Lyman Abbott, p. 87
      19. On the Way to the Top o' the World, pp. 88-89
      20. Top o' the World by Wallace Hutchinson, p. 90
      21. White Coal for Black by John Walker Harrington, pp. 91-93
      22. "Ah, But You Should Have Seen It Before the War!" by Harold E. Scarborough, p. 94
      23. Personal Glimpses of a China Famine by William T. Ellis, pp. 95-96
      24. "Mine Own People" by Anne Marshall, p. 97
      25. Second Prize: A Tragedy of Race by N. Usami, p. 98
      26. Third Prize: The Robins' Minuet by Aries, p. 98
      27. Six Letters that Ranked High in "Mine Own People" Contest, pp. 99-101
      28. "Under Northern Lights", p. 102
      29. [+]
        Ernest Renan by Lyman Abbott, p. 103 - 1 Review
        Ernest Renan by Lewis Freeman Mott
      30. [+]
        The New Books, p. 104 - 8 Reviews
        Burning Sands by Arthur Weigall
        Catalogue of the Works of Art Belonging to the City of New York
        Famous Chemists by William A. Tilden
        Lost Ships and Lonely Seas by Ralph D. Paine
        Life Immovable by Kostes Palamas
        Story-Telling Ballads by Frances Jenkins Olcott
        Essays on Books by A. Clutton Brock
        The Poetry of John Dryden by Mark Van Doren
      31. Books Received, p. 104
      32. Contest Number Four: The Turning Point, pp. 105-106
      33. One of the Unemployed by Joyce McMahon Hamlin, p. 107
      34. Emerson as a Hog-Reeve, p. 107
      35. Photographs and Cartoons, pp. 107-109
      36. By the Way, pp. 110-111
      37. Publisher's Notes, p. 112
      38. Contributors' Gallery, p. 112
    13. [+]
      September 28, 1921 Issue = 32 Articles
      1. American Food in Russia, p. 117
      2. American Delegates at the Arms Conference, p. 117
      3. Programmes for the Arms Conference, p. 117
      4. The Election of John Bassett Moore, p. 118
      5. Congress Helps the Farmer, p. 118
      6. The Federal Farm Loan System, p. 118
      7. The Revival of the Hussite Faith, p. 118
      8. Let Them Be Hunted Soundly, p. 119
      9. Liberty on the Mission Field, p. 120
      10. The End of a Summer of Sport, p. 120
      11. Off to the Far South, p. 120
      12. A Poor Diet for Tigers, p. 121
      13. Nationalism and Disarmament, p. 121
      14. Around the Corner, p. 122
      15. Unemployment, p. 123
      16. Bandying Phrases Over the Irish Crisis, p. 123
      17. Knoll Papers: An Inspiring Life by Lyman Abbott, pp. 124-125
      18. Russian Tribulations, p. 126
      19. American Amusements, p. 127
      20. I Shall Not Mind by Marion Couthouy Smith, p. 128
      21. Preparing College Women for Journalism by Burges Johnson, pp. 128-129
      22. Why is a National Monument? by Frank A. Waugh, pp. 130-132
      23. What Wood and Forbes Have Done in the Philippines by O. Garfield Jones, pp. 133-134
      24. Now is the Time to Solve the Philippine Problem by Gregorio Nieva, pp. 135-136
      25. Banks and Building by Sherman Rogers, pp. 137-138
      26. The Lacquer Box by Meade Minnigerode, pp. 139-142
      27. [+]
        Behind the Lines by R.D. Townsend, p. 143 - 1 Review
        A Journal of the Great War by Charles G. Dawes
      28. [+]
        The New Books, p. 144 - 8 Reviews
        The Donovan Chance by Francis Lynde
        An Enthusiast by E. OE. Somerville
        Laramie Holds the Range by Frank H. Spearman
        The Pilgrim of a Smile by Norman Davey
        Bengal Fairy Tales by F.B. Bradley-Birt
        Mysterious India by Robert Chauvelot
        Trailmakers of the Northwest by Paul Leland Haworth
        Spirit by E.P.S.H.
      29. Contributors' Gallery, p. 145
      30. Financial Department, pp. 146-148
      31. The Toughest Town in the Valley by James Race, pp. 149-151
      32. By the Way, p. 152
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1921 = 13 Issues, 389 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 5, 1921 Issue = 35 Articles
      1. The Nation and the Unemployment Problem, p. 159
      2. Recess is Over, p. 159
      3. A Political Straw from New Mexico, p. 159
      4. The New Head of the Children's Bureau, p. 160
      5. For Our Inevitable Citizens, p. 160
      6. I Can Get No Remedy Against This Consumption of the Purse, p. 161
      7. A Little War Between Members of the League, p. 162
      8. Bolshevist Bad Faith, p. 162
      9. The Oppau Disaster, p. 162
      10. Lafayette-Marne Day, p. 162
      11. Two Golf Championships, p. 163
      12. Fighting Fire, p. 163
      13. The Agenda of the Arms Conference, p. 164
      14. Immortal D'Argagnan, p. 164
      15. Our Unknown Language by Beverley Nichols, p. 165
      16. Home Hunger by Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer, p. 166
      17. In Praise of Hesitancy by Laura Spencer Portor, p. 167
      18. A Nocturne of Batum by Fullerton L. Waldo, pp. 168-169
      19. The New Fire-Fighters and Their Ancient Foe, pp. 170-173
      20. The New Fire-Fighters by Newton Fuessle, pp. 174-175
      21. The Chicago Fire---Fifty Years After by William B. Shaw, pp. 176-177
      22. Democracy in California by Raymond Leslie Buell, p. 178
      23. The Gunga Din Complex by Kingsley Moses, pp. 179-180
      24. Snap-Shots of My Contemporaries: Booker T. Washington by Lyman Abbott, pp. 181-182
      25. Answer to a Timid Lover by Bernice Lesbia Kenyon, pp. 183-184
      26. October in New England, p. 185
      27. [+]
        Among the Fall Novels by R.D. Townsend, pp. 186-187 - 6 Reviews
        If Winter Comes by A.S.M. Hutchinson
        To Let by John Galsworthy
        Mrs. Farrell by William Dean Howells
        The Master of Man by Hall Caine
        Mr. Waddington of Wyck by May Sinclair
        Dodo Wonders by E.F. Benson
      28. [+]
        The New Books, p. 188 - 7 Reviews
        McLoughlin and Old Oregon: A Chronicle by Eva Emery Dye
        Towns of New England and Old England, Ireland and Scotland by Allan Forbes
        A Critical and Exegetical Commentary on the Book of Job by S.R. Driver and George Buchanan Gray
        American Red Cross Work Among the French People by Fisher Ames, Jr.
        Watching on the Rhine by Violet R. Markham
        More Hunting Wasps by J. Henri Fabre
        American Police Administration by Elmer D. Graper
      29. Books Recieved, p. 188
      30. New Angles in Small-Town Banking by John F. Thornton, Jr., pp. 189-191
      31. From the Mail Bag, p. 192
      32. In Fairness to Japan , p. 193
      33. Bill Adams Sends a Salty Greeting to the Author of "Haven" , pp. 194-196
      34. Publisher's Notes, p. 197
      35. By the Way, pp. 198-200
    2. [+]
      October 12, 1921 Issue = 33 Articles
      1. The Unemployment Conference, p. 205
      2. More Than a Difference Between Th and S, p. 205
      3. The Alabama and the Air Service, p. 206
      4. The New Head of the Air Service, p. 206
      5. We Will Nothing Waste, p. 207
      6. Army Officers in Civil Government, p. 208
      7. David Scull Bispham, p. 208
      8. The Death of Humperdinck, p. 208
      9. Some Prussian Spirit Still Left, p. 209
      10. The Irish Situation Brightens, p. 209
      11. Japan at the Conference by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 209-210
      12. Play the Game, p. 211
      13. Old World Fishing and New, p. 211
      14. Trusts in Transportation, p. 212
      15. Honor to Whom Honor is Due by Admiral C.M. Chester, p. 213
      16. Forty Day sin France by Francis Rogers, pp. 214-215
      17. All Quiet Along the Marne.Angling on the Historic River by Arthur Hewitt, pp. 216-217
      18. A Poet Grows Old and Dies by Edward L. Davison, p. 218
      19. Municipal Fishing by Ladd Plumley, pp. 218-219
      20. The Political Storm in North Dakota by William C. Gregg, pp. 220-222
      21. Wanted---Motives for Motherhood by Ethel Wadsworth Cartland, pp. 223-224
      22. The Greatness of Dante by Maurice Francis Egan, pp. 225-226
      23. The Grey-Room of the Rialto by Newton Fuessle, p. 227
      24. The Mistress of the Gulls, p. 228
      25. [+]
        Some Experiments in Industrial Reorganization by Lyman Abbott, p. 229 - 1 Review
        Industrial Government by John R. Commons
      26. [+]
        The New Books, p. 230 - 9 Reviews
        The Crystal Heart by Phyllis Bottome
        The Thirteen Travellers by Hugh Walpole
        The Unclaimed Letter by Anna McClure Sholl
        Portraits of the Nineties by E.T. Raymond
        Isabelle la Grande, Reine de Castille, 1451-1504 by Jane Dieulafoy
        A History of Belgium by Emile Cammaerts
        A Picture of Modern Spain by J.B. Trend
        Sir Archibald Murray's Dispatches, June 1916-June 1917 by Archibald Murray
        The Bookman's Manual by Bessie Graham
      27. Contributors' Gallery, p. 231
      28. Born in a Cherokee Log Cabin by Ned Red Bird, p. 232
      29. From the Mail Bag, p. 232
      30. The Plight of the Mojave-Apache Indians , p. 233
      31. Financial Department, pp. 234-238
      32. Publisher's Notes, p. 239
      33. By the Way, p. 240
    3. [+]
      October 19, 1921 Issue = 27 Articles
      1. The Outlook at the Armament Conference, p. 243
      2. Mobilizing Against Unemployment, p. 243
      3. Memorabilia of Theodore Roosevelt, p. 243
      4. The Advance of Alaska, p. 244
      5. The Central American Federation, p. 244
      6. Hands of Little Employment---and Much, p. 245
      7. The Annual News from the Hunting Field, p. 246
      8. The World Series, p. 246
      9. A Word About Golf, p. 246
      10. Some Interesting Golfing News, p. 247
      11. France at the Conference by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 247-248
      12. Sport Writers and Football, p. 249
      13. The Roman Question by Charles Henry Meltzer, p. 250
      14. The German Menace to France by General Taufflieb, of the French Army, p. 251
      15. "Wherein I Spake of Most Disastrous Chances", pp. 252-253
      16. The Roosevelt Country by Hermann Hagedorn, pp. 254-258
      17. Pioneer Minnesingers by Theodore Stearns, pp. 259-260
      18. In Behalf of Football by Irven Brackett Wood, p. 261
      19. An Episode in Commutation by a Philosophic Commuter, pp. 262-263
      20. Skin Feathers and Fur, p. 264
      21. Poetry and People by Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer, p. 265
      22. [+]
        The New Books, p. 266 - 7 Reviews
        Ben Thorpe by Arthur Crabb
        The Charmed Circle by Edward Alden Jewell
        Gallant of Lorraine by H. Noel Williams
        Benedetto and Santi Buglioni by Allan Marquand
        Democracy in America by Jerome Dowd
        Europe Since 1870 by Edward Raymond Turner
        Working North from Patagonia by Harry A. Franck
      23. Books Received, p. 266
      24. Contributors' Gallery, p. 267
      25. The Antidote to Main Street, pp. 268-270
      26. Water by Divination, p. 271
      27. By the Way, p. 272
    4. [+]
      October 26, 1921 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Upper Silesia: The League's Plan, p. 279
      2. Helping Russian Children, p. 279
      3. America Honors England's and France's Heroes, p. 280
      4. The International Fisherman's Trophy, p. 280
      5. So Sensible Seemeth Their Conference, p. 281
      6. The Babe and the Judge, p. 282
      7. Forestry in Ireland, p. 282
      8. Concerning Women's Colleges, p. 282
      9. Philander Chase Knox, p. 282
      10. The Washington Conference by Lyman Abbott, p. 283
      11. No Place for Boys, p. 284
      12. The Threatened Railway Strike, pp. 284-286
      13. The Railway Strike, pp. 287-288
      14. The Italian Standpoint by Charles Henry Meltzer, p. 289
      15. Instruments of Play and War, pp. 290-291
      16. Boys and Men by Charles K. Taylor, pp. 292-293
      17. A Defense of Arkansas by Sherman Rogers, pp. 294-297
      18. "Do You Know What That Means?" by Edward W. Bok, pp. 298-299
      19. Snap-Sots of My Contemporaries by Lyman Abbott, pp. 300-302
      20. Why I Gave Up Business to Teach by Morris Bishop, p. 303
      21. A Little Journey in Africa, p. 304
      22. [+]
        Some Reflections on Mirrors by Lawrence F. Abbott, p. 305 - 3 Reviews
        The Mirrors of Downing Street by Harold Begbie
        The Glass of Fashion by A Gentleman With A Duster
        The Mirrors of Washington by Anonymous
      23. [+]
        The New Books, p. 305 - 13 Reviews
        Looking at Pictures by Solomon C. Kaines Smith
        Kit Musgrave's Luck by Harold Bindloss
        Quiet Interior by Emily Beatrix Jones
        Threads by Frank Stayton
        Three Soldiers by John Dos Passos
        Within Four Walls by Edith Baulsir
        The Divine Comedy, Vol. III: The Paradiso by Courtney Langdon and Dante Alighieri
        The Untried Door by Richard Roberts
        The Land of Haunted Castles by Robert J. Casey
        French Essays and Profiles by Stuart O. Henry
        Tudor Ideals by Lewis Einstein
        The Medici by Colonel George Frederick Young
        Problems of a New World by J.A. Hobson
      24. Books Received, pp. 306-307
      25. Contributors' Gallery, p. 308
      26. Billy Peg-Leg's Fiddle, p. 309
      27. Publisher's Notes, pp. 310-311
      28. Financial Department, pp. 312-323
      29. By the Way, p. 324
    5. [+]
      November 2, 1921 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Will the Railways Be Paralyzed?, p. 329
      2. Panama Canal Tolls, p. 329
      3. The New Senator from Pennyslvania, p. 330
      4. The Ratification of the Peace Treaty, p. 330
      5. A Flurry in the Irish Conference, p. 330
      6. I Must Unto the Road to Disembark Some Necessities, p. 331
      7. Europe in Eruption, p. 332
      8. Salutamus Bluenose!, p. 332
      9. General Wood in the Philippines, p. 333
      10. The Wrong Way with Veterans the Right Way with Legislators, p. 334
      11. White Terror and Red Terror, p. 334
      12. Britain at the Conference by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 335-337
      13. With the Washington Conference from the British Standpoint by P.W. Wilson, pp. 338-339
      14. Japan at the Conference by Ambassador K. Shidehara, p. 340
      15. II. The Promise of Democracy in Japan by Professor Kuno, p. 340
      16. III. The Strategic Position of Japan by Julian Street, p. 341
      17. Grand Men and Grand Horses, pp. 342-343
      18. The Falling Leaves by John Burroughs, pp. 344-345
      19. Unemployment---What One Large Company Did About It by Charles R. Walker, Jr., pp. 346-347
      20. Chinese Flotsam: Another Tale of the Clipper Ships by Meade Minnigerode, pp. 348-351
      21. Twenty Years on Broadway by Theodore Stearns, pp. 352-353
      22. "The Heathen in His Blindness", p. 354
      23. [+]
        William James, Lover of Life by John Erskine, p. 355 - 1 Review
        The Letters of William James by Henry James and William James
      24. [+]
        The New Books, p. 356 - 6 Reviews
        What Shall I Think of Japan? by George Gleason
        An African Adventure by Isaac F. Marcosson
        The Street of Faces by Charles Vince
        The Life of Alice Freeman Palmer by George Herbert Palmer
        The Mystic Warrior by James Oppenheim
        Adventures in the Arts by Marsden Hartley
      25. Books Received, p. 356
      26. Contributors' Gallery, p. 357
      27. You Can't Work Without Tools by Kingsley Moses, pp. 358-359
      28. Immigrant Stations for Plants by Lewis Edwin Theiss, pp. 360-363
      29. The Personal Equation by Charles Wharton Stork, pp. 364-367
      30. "Mine Own People" by Harry Lee Watson, pp. 368-369
      31. By the Way, pp. 370-372
    6. [+]
      November 9, 1921 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. The Personnel of the Arms Conference, p. 377
      2. Italy and Japan, p. 377
      3. Austrian and German Finance, p. 377
      4. Lloyd George Upheld, p. 377
      5. A Threat that Failed to Terrorize, p. 378
      6. A Mortal Blow with a Physical Effect, p. 378
      7. A Solemn Hunting is in Hand, p. 379
      8. The President Brings the Race Problem Before the Nation, p. 380
      9. China at the Conference by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 380-381
      10. North Dakota Resents? by William C. Gregg, p. 382
      11. The South and the President, pp. 383-385
      12. Representative Delegates at the Conference, pp. 386-387
      13. Thoughts Upon a Walk with Natalie, My Niece, at Houghton Farm by Harold Trowbridge Pulsifer, p. 388
      14. What Can the Taxpayer Hope from the Conference? by W.B. Swindell, Jr., pp. 388-389
      15. II. You Can Fool Most of the People Most of the Time by Edward Bright, p. 390
      16. "Hello, Pop!" by Laura Spencer Portor, p. 391
      17. The Relative Importance of Capital Ships and Aircraft by Commander F.J. Cleary, U.S.N., pp. 392-394
      18. Longevity Preferred by C. Ward Crampton, M.D., pp. 395-397
      19. In the Halls of Karnak, p. 398
      20. [+]
        England in the Nineties by R.D. Townsend, p. 399 - 1 Review
        Portraits of the Nineties by E.T. Raymond
      21. [+]
        The New Books, p. 400 - 10 Reviews
        The Hermit of Turkey Hollow by Arthur Train
        Martin Conisby's Vengeance by Jeffery Farnol
        The Pride of Palomar by Peter B. Kyne
        The Sport of Our Ancestors by Lord Willoughby de Broke
        In the Tiger's Lair by Leo E. Miller
        Seeing the Sunny South by John T. Faris
        Foch: The Winner of the War by Raymond Recouly
        Precepts and Judgments by Ferdinand Foch
        The Principles of War by Marshal Foch
        Punctuation and Capitalization by Frank H. Vizetelly
      22. Books Received, pp. 400-401
      23. Financial Department, pp. 402-404
      24. Prohibition in Turkey, pp. 405-407
      25. By the Way, p. 408
    7. [+]
      November 16, 1921 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. The Elections, p. 413
      2. The Kansas Industrial Law and the Railway Strike, p. 413
      3. Strikes Against the Home, p. 414
      4. The Red Cross Roll Call, p. 414
      5. I Do Not Like that Paying Back, p. 415
      6. The American Legion Convention in Kansas City, p. 416
      7. Four Men Who Have Made History, p. 416
      8. Foch and Venizelos, p. 417
      9. The Advisory Commission of the Arms Conference, p. 417
      10. The Murder of Hara, p. 417
      11. The Art Center, p. 418
      12. Yale's Memorial Millstones, p. 418
      13. Incorporate the Labor Unions, p. 419
      14. On Enthusiasm, p. 419
      15. The Achilles Heel of Prohibition, p. 420
      16. Illusionist or Idealist? by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 421-422
      17. Knoll Papers: Who is My Brother? by Lyman Abbott, p. 423
      18. The Nation's Welcome and the Nation's Guests, pp. 424-425
      19. The Far East and the Conference by Kenneth Scott Latourette, pp. 426-428
      20. Elihu Root---A Study of the Man and His Ways by Andrew Ten Eyck, p. 429
      21. The Country Pew vs. the Country Pulpit by Martha Bensley Bruere and Robert W. Bruere, pp. 430-432
      22. America's Land Defense Armament by Frank J. Brunner, pp. 433-435
      23. In Picturesque Minnesota, p. 436
      24. Children as Copy by Christopher Morley, p. 437
      25. [+]
        A New Window into Russia, p. 437 - 1 Review
        Russia from the American Embassy by David Rowland Francis
      26. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 438-439 - 7 Reviews
        The Arrant Rover by Berta Ruck
        The Lark by Dana Burnet
        Niels Lyhne by Jens Peter Jacobsen
        Their Friendly Enemy by Gardner Hunting
        Modern Europe by Charles Downer Hazen
        Turkey: A World Problem Today by Talcott Williams
        A Dictionary of Religion and Ethics by Shailer Mathews and Gerald Birney Smith
      27. The South the President and the Negro, pp. 440-441
      28. A Charity that Works Both Ways by Frank H. Potter, pp. 442-445
      29. By the Way, pp. 446-447
      30. Contributors' Gallery, p. 448
    8. [+]
      November 23, 1921 Issue = 30 Articles
      1. Highwaymen on the Grande Scale, p. 455
      2. The Elections, p. 455
      3. Coal and the Public, p. 455
      4. What the Nations Have Borrowed from the United States, p. 456
      5. Labor and Limitation of Armaments, p. 456
      6. The Only Prime Minister in the Arms Conference, p. 456
      7. By Our Remembrances of Days Foregone, p. 457
      8. Crowns at a Discount, p. 458
      9. The New Japanese Premier, p. 458
      10. Natalie Curtis Burlin, p. 458
      11. A Plea for the Pronghorn, p. 459
      12. The Duty of War and of Peace, p. 459
      13. Mr. Tumulty's Life of Woodrow Wilson, p. 460
      14. The Fundamentals of Christianity by Lyman Abbott, pp. 460-461
      15. Simplicity, Honesty, Honor by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, p. 462
      16. The Tribute to the Unknown Soldier, pp. 463-464
      17. Reduction of Armaments and International Guaranties by Owen Street, pp. 465-467
      18. Portrait by Bernice Lesbia Kenyon, p. 468
      19. Politics and Parties in Canada by D.M. Le Bourdais, p. 468
      20. The Cascade Corner of Yellowstone Park by William C. Gregg, pp. 469-476
      21. "My Heart Leaps Up---" by Leonard Hatch, pp. 477-479
      22. Whimsical London by Elisha Flagg, pp. 480-482
      23. Did He Call Himself?, pp. 483-484
      24. Wild Life in India, p. 485
      25. [+]
        New Novels with a Speical Interest by R.D. Townsend, p. 486 - 5 Reviews
        The Willing Horse by Ian Hay
        Andivius Hedulio by Edward Lucas White
        Success by Samuel Hopkins Adams
        Gold Shod by Newton Fuessle
        The Day of Faith by Arthur Somers Roche
      26. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 487-488 - 10 Reviews
        In One Man's Life by Albert Bigelow Paine
        The Life of Elie Metchnikoff, 1845-1916 by Olga Metchnikoff
        Adventures in Swaziland by Owen Rowe O'Neil
        In the Eyes of the East by Marjorie Barstow Greenbie
        A Traveller in Little Things by W.H. Hudson
        Westward Hoboes by Winifred Hawkridge Dixon
        Where the Strange Trails Go Down by E. Alexander. Powell
        Peter Pan and Wendy by J.M. Barrie
        Under the Maples by John Burroughs
        Remarkable Rogues by Charles Kingston
      27. Contributors' Gallery, p. 489
      28. Financial Department, pp. 490-493
      29. Brevity Praised and Exemplified, pp. 494-496
      30. By the Way, pp. 497-498
    9. [+]
      November 30, 1921 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Premier Briand's Address, p. 503
      2. A Japanese Woman Pioneer, p. 503
      3. The Ratification of the German Treaty, p. 503
      4. Albania's Neighbors, p. 504
      5. Ulster Stops the Way, p. 504
      6. As the Last Whistles Blow, p. 504
      7. That Future Strife May be Prevented Now, p. 505
      8. Anatole France Honored, p. 506
      9. Wanted---A Concerto for the Kettle-Drum, p. 506
      10. Birth Control and Free Speech, p. 507
      11. Ambush, p. 507
      12. The Stop-Now Policy by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 508-510
      13. Italy's Tribute to Dante by Klyda R. Steege, p. 511
      14. Wood Facing His Task by Walter Robb, pp. 512-513
      15. Lilacs by Harry lee, p. 514
      16. Prince Tokugawa, Heir of Japan's Last Shogun by Nancy Virginia Austen, pp. 514-515
      17. War: Forethought and Afterthought, pp. 516-517
      18. Briand and Present-Day France by C.H. Sherrill, pp. 518-520
      19. When Daniel Webster Spoke on the Mountain by Rebecca Middleton Samson, pp. 521-522
      20. A Greenhorn at the Gate by Natalie De Bogory, pp. 523-524
      21. The Valley of the Lower Rio Grande by Theodore H. Price, pp. 525-526
      22. The Northwest Corner by Winifred Virginia Jackson, p. 527
      23. Imaginary Conversations by Winifred Kirkland, p. 527
      24. Opportunities for the Bush League Greeley by John F. Thornton, Jr., pp. 528-529
      25. Down in an African Gold Mine, p. 530
      26. The Earlier E.A.R. by Fullerton Waldo, pp. 531-533
      27. Smoked Out by O.E. Maxwell, pp. 534-537
      28. By the Way, p. 538
    10. [+]
      December 7, 1921 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. Wages in the Packing Industry, p. 545
      2. The Garment Makers' Strike, p. 545
      3. A Christmas Fight for Lives, p. 545
      4. Pigskins and Ivories, p. 546
      5. Aftermath of the Tennis Season, p. 546
      6. I Do Spy a Kind of Hope, p. 547
      7. Agitation in Porto Rico, p. 548
      8. The Association of Nations, p. 548
      9. Promotions and Appointments in the Diplomatic Service, p. 548
      10. "The Interests", p. 549
      11. The Work of Congress, p. 550
      12. The Goblins Will Get You by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 551-552
      13. Premier Briand's Farewell Message to America by Stephane Lauzanne, p. 553
      14. Instruments of War and of Peace, pp. 554-555
      15. Is Transport by Air a Success? by Ladislas d'Orcy, pp. 556-557
      16. A Great Day for the Country by Katherine Mayo, pp. 558-560
      17. Why the Who's Are Who by Ellis Parker Butler, p. 561
      18. The Comedie-Francaise and the Moliere Tercentenary by Philip Carr, pp. 562-563
      19. Butternut Ethics by Margaret Raymond, pp. 564-565
      20. The Cure for Rural Unrest by Charles W. Holman, pp. 566-567
      21. Dr. Sun Asks for No Fees But You Can Help Pay the Fare to His Office, pp. 568-569
      22. New Books for Children by Sidonie Matzner Gruenberg, p. 570
      23. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 571-573 - 16 Reviews
        The Council of Seven by J.C. Snaith
        Pamela Pounce by Agnes Castle and Egerton Castle
        In Blessed Cyrus by Laura E. Richards
        Partners of Chance by Henry Herbert Knibbs
        Topless Towers by Margaret Ashmun
        Youth Triumphant by George Gibbs
        Four Years in the Underbrush
        Local Government in the United States by Herman G. James
        Down the Columbia by Lewis R. Freeman
        More About Unknown London by Walter George Bell
        The Pacific Triangle by Sydney Greenbie
        Some Modern French Writers by Gladys Rosaleen Turquet-Milnes
        The Folly of Nations by Frederick Palmer
        Safety for the Child by Dorothea H. Scoville and Doris Long
        A Shepherd's Life by W.H. Hudson
        Twenty-Four Portraits by William Rothenstein
      24. Community Movies by Helen M. Scarth, pp. 574-576
      25. Well Anyhow the Hazel Wand Unearths Correspondents Aplenty, pp. 577-581
      26. Publisher's Notes, p. 582
      27. Contributors' Gallery, p. 583
      28. By the Way, pp. 584-586
    11. [+]
      December 14, 1921 Issue = 28 Articles
      1. The Budget Before Congress, p. 591
      2. The President's Message, p. 591
      3. A Commendable Reappointment, p. 591
      4. Adolf Lorenz Healer and Lover of Children, p. 592
      5. Economy in Railway Work, p. 592
      6. The Cleveland Plan, p. 592
      7. Out With It Boldly: Truth Loves Open Dealing, p. 593
      8. Peace with Honor for Ireland, p. 594
      9. What Will Ulster Do?, p. 594
      10. The Regent of Japan, p. 594
      11. The Washington Conference, p. 595
      12. Three Visiting Composers, p. 595
      13. Is It Safe to Teach the Bible? by Lyman Abbott, p. 596
      14. The Lions in the Way by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 597-599
      15. A New Phase in Franco-German Relations by Pierre de Lanux, pp. 600-601
      16. Service and Gratitude; Memory and Progress, pp. 602-603
      17. When Fathers Go to School by Sherman Rogers, p. 604
      18. A Rendering to Caesar by Archibald Rutledge, pp. 605-607
      19. Americanization Goes Home by Bernice Knowlton, p. 608
      20. Digby by Hermann Hagedorn, p. 609
      21. The Knack of Skiing by Elon Jessup, pp. 610-612
      22. Do the People Care About Their Government? by Frederick M. Davenport, p. 613
      23. A New Kind of Religious Advertising by Guy Emery Shipler, pp. 614-615
      24. Chinese Friendship for America, p. 616
      25. A Test of Taste by R.D. Townsend, p. 617
      26. [+]
        The New Books, pp. 618-619 - 8 Reviews
        Eudocia by Eden Phillpotts
        Highly Colored by Octavus Roy Cohen
        Manslaughter by Alice Duer Miller
        More Tish by Mary Roberts Rinehart
        The Graphic Arts by Joseph Pennell
        The Life of Jean-Henri Fabre: The Entomologist by Augustin Fabre
        The Question of Aborigines in the Law and Practice of Nations by Alpheus Henry Snow
        Historic Houses of South Carolina by Harriette Kershaw Leiding
      27. Financial Department, pp. 620-625
      28. By the Way, p. 626
    12. [+]
      December 21, 1921 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Labor in Court, p. 629
      2. The Disabled Soldier, p. 629
      3. Cleveland the Latest Convert, p. 629
      4. Promotions Pay, p. 630
      5. Protect the Lives of Passengers!, p. 630
      6. How America Saves the Starving, p. 630
      7. Many Goodly Creatures Are There Here, p. 631
      8. Food Drafts, p. 632
      9. Alice in Hungerland, p. 632
      10. Abdul Baha, p. 632
      11. Princess Mary's Betrothal, p. 633
      12. Unrest in India, pp. 633-634
      13. An International Christmas by Lyman Abbott, p. 635
      14. Ireland's Opportunity, p. 635
      15. Creators of the New Irish Free State, p. 636
      16. The Canadian Elections by D.M. Le Bourdais, pp. 637-638
      17. The Diplomacy of Trust by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 639-641
      18. A British Achievement and a British Problem, p. 642
      19. Eight Forces on One Job by Duncan Aikman, pp. 643-644
      20. Two Replies to Morris Bishop's "Why I Gave Up Business to Teach" by Kenneth Groesbeck, p. 645
      21. II. Why I Remain in Business by Edward K. Robinson, p. 646
      22. So Much of Beauty by Willard Wattles, p. 647
      23. A Mountain Lodging in France by Philip Carr, p. 648
      24. That Kettle-Drum Concerto by Fullerton Waldo, p. 649
      25. Fair Play for the World by Katherine Mayo, pp. 650-652
      26. What Life in the Country Has Taught Me About Religion by Lewis Edwin Theiss, pp. 653-655
      27. On Newfoundland's Shores, p. 656
      28. [+]
        Victorian Recollections by Lloyd R. Morris, p. 657 - 1 Review
        Memories and Notes of Persons and Places, 1852-1912 by Sidney Colvin
      29. [+]
        The New Books, p. 658 - 4 Reviews
        Three Golden Days by William S. Walkley
        The Wolves of God, and Other Fey Stories by Algernon Blackwood and Wilfred Wilson
        The American Philosophy of Government by Alpheus Henry Snow
        Peking: A Social Survey by Sidney D. Gamble and John Stewart Burgess
      30. Please Mr. and Mrs. Farmer are We as Bad as All This?, p. 659
      31. Peccavimus! Please Don't Tell F.P.A., p. 659
      32. The Liquidation of Wages by Richard Hoadley Tingley, pp. 660-662
      33. A Plea for Prisoners' Families, pp. 663-665
      34. By the Way, p. 666
    13. [+]
      December 28, 1921 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Boston Falls to the Level of New York and Chicago, p. 671
      2. Forestry Problems, p. 671
      3. Sinn Fein versus Sinn Fein, p. 671
      4. The Guatemalan Government, p. 671
      5. Finnish Children, p. 672
      6. The Nobel Peace Prize, p. 672
      7. The Caruso Foundation, p. 672
      8. A Great Undertaking, p. 672
      9. The Sessions Shall Proceed, p. 673
      10. The Old Testament Vindicated, p. 674
      11. Good-by to Marshal Foch, p. 674
      12. War or Law?, p. 675
      13. The Value of play, p. 675
      14. The Chief Task Before Congress, p. 676
      15. Knoll Papers: Warum? by Lyman Abbott, p. 677
      16. The Strategy of Peace by Ernest Hamlin Abbott, pp. 678-679
      17. Strike News from Kansas and Chicago by Henry J. Haskell, p. 680
      18. II. Employee Representation and the Stockyard Strike by Sherman Rogers, pp. 681-682
      19. Camille Saint-Saens by Charles Henry Meltzer, p. 683
      20. Peaceful Scenes in the New Irish Free State, pp. 684-685
      21. The Peterborough Colony by Hermann Hagedorn, pp. 686-688
      22. Teaching the World to Play by Elwood S. Brown, pp. 689-692
      23. The Department Store Invades "Four Corners" by John F. Thornton, Jr., pp. 693-694
      24. Peregrinations About Providence by Newton Fuessle, pp. 695-697
      25. The British Rag and Troubled India by P.W. Wilson, pp. 698-700
      26. Quiet So! by Meade Minnigerode, pp. 701-704
      27. We Want Action! by Maria Moravsky, p. 705
      28. Books Received, p. 706
      29. Contributors' Gallery, p. 707
      30. Financial Department, pp. 708-712
      31. By the Way, pp. 713-714
3. [+]
  Issues of 1922 = 52 Issues, 1,607 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1923 = 52 Issues, 1,577 Articles
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