1937/06 — Contents as follows: “June in St. Petersburg” — A Story by Hugo Johanson John L. Lewis by Raoul de Roussy de Sales Government by Pressure by George E. Sokolsky ‘Formidable!’ Lindbergh at Le Bourget by Henry Wales Richard Jefferies by Henry Williamson An Atlantic Anthology: Days at Sea by May Lewis Deserted Field [...]
1937/05 — Contents as follows: The Destiny of Europe – Watchman, What of the Night? By An American The Influence of My Father and My Son by Lincoln Steffans The ‘Errors’ of Television – Prediction and a Warning by Gilbert Seldes “Fire in the Galley Stove” — A Story by Captain William Outerson Sonnet by [...]
1937/04 — Contents as follows: London On the Edge – A Momentous Year – by John Gunther Fear the Facts and Fool the Women by Margaret Dana Lawrence – An Unofficial Portrait by Eric H. Kensington A Letter from the Tropics – Philosophy at the Equator – by Albert Jay Nock On the Assembly Line [...]
1937/03 — Contents as follows: The Industrial Front by George E. Sokolsky Inside England by John Gunther A Tale of New Japan – A Chapter from Life – by Ellery Sedgwick The Modern House – What the Younger Generation Thinks – by John P. Coolidge Unconsidered Factor – A Story by Geoffrey Household Dogs Who [...]
1935/07 — Contents as follows: Asylum — Part 1: The Story of a Man’s Salvation — by William Seabrook Thoughts on Utopia by Albert Jay Nock Still, Not by Bread Alone by M. Beatrice Blankenship Ten Years in the First Form — Part 2: Off Stage and On — by Sacha Guitry The Mustydines Was [...]
1934/12 — Contents as follows: The Music Makers by Catherine Drinker Bowen Christmas by Henry Williamson Death Is a Stranger — An Adventure in Personal Philosophy by M. Beatrice Blankenship Following the Gleam — Youth and Revolution by Vincent Sheean The Geography of American Achievement by Dumas Malone Hazel – A Story by Dorothy Thomas [...]
1934/11 — Contents as follows: Youth and Revolution — Part 1 — by Vincent Sheean What Are Republicans For? By Everett Case The Deadly Arts by Hans Zinsser No Bird — Verse by Theodore Roethke Hede — Part 1 of 2 of a Story — by Paul Hoffman Streamlining — Science Wars against the Wind [...]
1934/10 — Contents as follows: From a Surgeon’s General – Part 1: The Harvard Unit and the Ambulance Americaine by Harvey Cushing My Friend the Jew by Vincent Sheean Government by Terror – Ten Years of the Gay-Pay-Oo by William Henry Chamberlin This Progressive Education by Carl Joachim Friedrich A Gallery of Immortals by Horace [...]
1934/09 — Contents as follows: The Forward View — The New Day for Industry — by Alfred P. Sloan, Jr. An Adirondack Friendship — Letters of William James by Josepine Goldmark Artemus Ward’s America by Albert Jay Nock We Live on a Schooner — Log of an Unconventional Life — by Elizabeth Jay Etnier Recognizing [...]
1934/08 — Contents as follows: Labor’s Fight for Power — AF of L Takes the Field — by George E. Sokolsky Remarks: None — A Story of Hot Wires by William Wister Haines Delightful People by Mrs. Winthrop Chanler These Coils of Debt — Our Laocoon — by Arthur Pound An Artiface of Dust — [...]
1934/07 — Contents as follows: ‘Apostle to the Twentieth Century’ — Frank N.D. Buchman : Foudner of the Oxford Group Movement — by Henry P. Van Dusen Roman Spring – Patterns of Life, Part 1 — by Margaret Chanler The Gods’ Lookout by Albert Jay Nock Just Plain Nuts — A Story by William Wister [...]
1934/06 — Contents as follows: Our Burden of Choice — Is the Price of Individualism Too High? — by Margaret Carey Madeira Notes on Roosevelt’s America by Max Ascoli The Emancipation of Men by Pringle Barret Lost: The Gentle Reader by Philip Curtiss On the Last Frontier — Part 1 by Charles Adam Jones Saturday [...]
1934/05 — Contents as follows: Thus Spoke the Kaiser — A Lost Document Which Solves an International Mystery — by William Harlan Hale John Jay Chapman by Owen Wister A Spinster — Part 1 by Anonymous The Reawakening of Japan by Toshio Shiratori Genius — Verse by Theodore Roethke “First Love” — A Story by [...]
1934/04 — Contents as follows: Good-bye, Mr. Chips! — A Complete Short Novel — by James Hilton – 25 pages – Wikipedia notes that the story was first published in 1933 in the British Weekly, an evangelical newspaper, but came to prominence with this publication. Of course this is the basis of the 1939 film [...]
1934/03 — Contents as follows: From MED to MUM — Part 1: An Adventure of My Own by James Norman Hall This Question of Salary — Shall Careers Be Closed to Talent? By Nickerson Southward Charles W. Eliot – ‘Enlarger of the Common Life’ — Living Memories for His Centenary by Louise Crothers Elegy of [...]
1934/02 — Contents as follows: Lincoln and Liquor by William H. Townsend The Roosevelt Experiment — Is the Nation Behind It? By Harold J. Laski The Great Diarist — A Meditation by Chauncey Brewster Tinker Vocabulary and Success by Johnson O’Connor The Twilight of the Business Woman by Philip Curtiss “Late Love” — A Story [...]
1934/01 — Contents as follows: Consequences — The Sequel to the League’s Collapse by Frank H. Simonds The Man and the Moment by William Harlan Hale Captives on a Junk — A British Officer Tells His Experience by Clifford Johnson Toward a Planned Economy by Sir Arthur Salter Change Comes to the East Side — [...]
1933/12 — Contents as follows: Autobiography of an Ex-Feminist — Part1: Before Marriage — by Worth Tuttle The Lean Years — Windows on Henry Street — by Lillian D. Wald Home Thoughts from Abroad by Albert Jay Nock Christmas at the Ranch by Hilda Rose Prelude to Love — A Story by Ogden W. Heath [...]
1933/11 — Contents as follows: Spasmodic Diary of a Chicago School-Teacher by Anonymous The Counter Attack – 2: Embattled Veterans by Roger Burlingame Friends in the House by Elizabeth Wilder Social Changes in America by Andre Siegfried Apple Wood — A Story by Dorothy Thomas Budapest and I by A. Edward Newton Final Autumn – [...]
1933/01 — Contents as follows: Perspectives — Thoughts on Leadership and the Republic — by E.S. Lord of Marutea — The Director’s Story by James Norman Hall The New Asceticism by Willard L. Sperry Three Days to See by Helen Keller A Manchurian Racketeer — Truth at First Hand by W. Petro-Pavlovsky Mother to Son [...]
1932/09 — Contents as follows: The Mountain Doctor — Part 1: A Woman at Work — by Alfreda Withington Why Corporations Leave Home by John T. Flynn Sir Walter Scott — Part 1: A Study in Genius — by David Cecil “A Sick Call” — A Story by Morley Callaghan The Course of Empire by [...]
1932/08 — Contents as follows: The People Against Pork – Congress Betrays Itself on Taxes and Economy by Clinton W. Gilbert Put Your Husband in the Kitchen by Helen Keller – 7-1/2 pages Music — Verse by Charlotte Kellogg The Scholar in a Troubled World by Walter Lippmann “Mr. Nathan” — A Story by Josephine [...]
1932/07 — Contents as follows: The President As I Know Him — Intimate Portrait of Herbert Hoover the Man by Vernon Kellogg Beggars Can Choose by Jael Kent “The Day in Court” — A Story by Margaret Culkin Banning A Farmer Counts His Blessings by Jered Van Wagenen, Jr. “Virginian Memories” — Verse by Alastair [...]
1932/05 — Contents as follows: The World’s Economic Outlook by John Maynard Keynes Westward by A. Edward Newton The Hungry City — A Mayor’s Experience with Unemployment — by Joseph L. Heffernan Young Man in Love — A Journal of Ninety Years Ago — by Robert A. Murdoch English As She Will Be Spoke by [...]
1932/04 — Contents as follows: Letters from the Manchurian Border by Nora Waln Two Enthusiasms – Stevenson and Conrad by Christopher Morley The Road to Rome and Back – by One Who Has Traveled It Milking Time — Boom and Crash in Aprartment Houses by Thomas F. Murray “The Foreigner” — A Story by Bill [...]
