1922-12 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

1922/12 —

Frontispiece in Color – Illustration for “The Shadow Christmas” by C.E. Chambers

“The Shadow Christmas” — A story by Laura Spencer Portor and illustrated by C.E. Chambers

“Who Has Known Heights” — A poem by Mary Brent Whiteside

What Is Education? by Arthur Twining Hadley

“The Toiling Masses” — A story by Mary S. Watts and illustrated by Frances Rogers

“Cottages in England” — A poem by Hesper Le Gallienne

Are We a Happy People? by Meredith Nicholson

“Retreat” — A story by Neith Boyce and illustrated in tint by R.M. Crosby

Damaged Souls — Part 1: Aaron Burr by Gamaliel Bradford

Four Feringhees in Inner Asia — Part 2: Through the Lands Where History Began — by E. Alexander Powell – Illustrated with photographs

“The Portrait” — A story by Aldous Huxley — Early fiction by Huxley, then 28 years old, this magazine appeared between the time his first and second novels were published

Poems by W.H. Davies

Journalism and International Politics by Raymond Recouly

“The Mating of Oby Shorts” — A story by Ida E. Melson with illustrations by Mead Schaeffer

The Lions Mouth

Editor’s Easy Chair by E.S. Martin

Editor’s Drawer

Personal and Otherwise

Business and Financial Conditions by John Grant Dater

Advertising in color is as follows:
Universal Silver – Lionel Trains illustrated by Raymond Thayer – Steinway with an illustration featuring Rachmaninoff conducting – Fiberloid – Colgate – Maxwell Auto – Underwood Typewriter – Whiting & Davis Mesh Bags illustrated by Andrew Loomis – Shell Pyralin – Holeproof Hosiery – Brunswick Phonographs – Corona Typewriters illustrated by Tempest Inman – American Piano Company illustrated by C.C. Beall – Jello – American Radiator Company illustrated by Herbert Paus – Haynes Auto – Plus many black & white ads, which are by far the majority