1925-08 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

1925/08 —

Cover: “Bobby Kelley” by Malcolm Parcell – Courtesy of The MacBeth Galleries

Frontispiece by Hanson Booth

“Don” – The Story of a Lion Dog – by Zane Grey — Illustrated with photographs

Five Days and an Education by Dallas Lore Sharp

“Familiar Beauty” — A poem by George Sterling

By Air to the High Plateu by William McFee — Illustrated with photographs and a map

“Savoir Faire” –A story by Laura Spencer Portor and illustrated by Hanson Booth

“Wayside Bloom” — A poem by Anne Goodwin Winslow

General Grant and the Queen by Jesse Grant

“An Army With Banners” — A Story by Katharine Fullerton Gerould and illustrated by Frances Rogers

“The Balloon Man” — A poem by Jean M. Batchelor

A Challenge to the American Theater by Fred Eastman

“The Veiled Goddess” — A Story by Elsa Barker and illustrated by John Alonzo Williams

“Spinning” — A poem by Edith M. Thomas

Inventive Germ-Cells by Henshaw Ward

The First Lady of the Confederacy — Portrait of Mrs. Jefferson Davis — by Gamaliel Bradford — Illustrated with photographs

“A Song of Marco Polo” — A poem by Theodosia Garrison

The English Revolution and the Press by Hillaire Belloc

The Lion’s Mouth

Editor’s Easy Chair by Edward S. Martin

A Letter to Our Readers

Personal and Otherwise

Among the New Books by Harry Hansen

In the Financial World by Paul Tomlinson

Steamship Sailing Dates and Travel Information

Advertising in color is as follows:
Insurance Company of North America – Hambleton and Company Investment Bankers – Standard Plumbing Fixtures – Chesterfield Cigarettes with a scene of the Yale-Harvard vs. Oxford-Cambridge Track Meet illustrated by Myron Perley – Moon Motor Car Company – Davey Tree Surgeons – – Plus several black & white ads, which are by far the majority