1887-01 The Chautauquan Magazine Contents 1887/01 – Contents as taken from the front cover are as follows: Journalism by George Parsons Lathrop The Universal Color Maker by Charles Bernard Sunday Readings – Selected by Chancellor J.H. Vincent, LL D Out-of-Door Employments for Women by Helen Campbell Studies of Mountains — Part 4 — by Ernest Ingersoll In Hopeful Admonition by Ada Iddings Gale The Age of Caricature by Frank Beard Claimants at the Doors of Congress by S.N. Clark Government Secret Service by Ben Perley Poore Among Insects by Mary Treat Superfluous Women by Mary A. Livermore The Midwinter Harvest by Charles Ledyard Norton How The Chautauquan Is Made – Illustrated Mars Hill and the Oldest Athens by Bishop John F. Hurst, LL. D “Drink Deep the Spirit of the Quiet Hills” by F.W.B. Paul Hamilton Hayne by Thomas Wentworth Higginson Outline and Programs Local Circles The C.L.S.C. Classes Popular Education in England – Second Paper – by Chancellor J. H. Vincent, LL.D Editor’s Outlook Editor’s Note-Book C.L.S.C. Notes on Required Readings by January Questions and Answers The Question Table Talk About Books Summary of Important News Chautauqua Teachers’ Reading Union Special Notes Our University Page Share this:TwitterFacebook Related