1925-07 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents 1925/07 — Contents as follows: The Bee’s Knees by Charles D. Stewart Cure-alls by Agnes Reppelier Missions: A Critical Contrast 1. Onward, Christian Soldiers by James Norman Hall 2. The True Light That Lighteth by Robert F. Fitch ‘Selling It’ – Evidence of Fact by A Social Worker “Fool o’ the Moon” — A Poem by Amy Lowell “The Harshest Thing in the World” — A Story by C.E. Andrews Soldiers, Indians, and Schools — Pages from an Indian Agent’s Notebook — by Leo Crane Franklin and Lightning by Alexander McAdie Thoroughbreds and Blackguards by Peter Burnaugh Procrustes Redivius — The Cause and Effect of College Examinations — by Morgan Barnes The Victor–Who? — A Story by Frances LeFevre Conversation Balneaire — A Poem by Archibald MacLeish The Motor Menace — A Note of Warning — by Herbert L. Towle The New World: The Burning Question of Spain by Robert Sencourt Treaty Revision by William Martin The Economic Cause of War by Edward Beach Howell The Contributors’ Club The Contributors’ Column The Atlantic Bookshelf