1925-11 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

1925/11 —

Frontispiece in Color — “The Captain’s Daughter” by Charles Webster Hawthorne

Law Making and Law Enforcement by Arthur Twining Hadley

“Mr. Kempe” — A story by Walter De La Mare

The Home-Town Mind by Duncan Aikman

“Mrs. Hopple and Daughter” — A story by Philip Curtiss

The Promised Land — Promised to Whom? — by Hendrik Willem Van Loon

“The Perfect Setting” — A story by Roy Dickinson

Religion and Life — I Believe in Pain — by Harry Emerson Fosdick

“Lost–An April” — A poem by Mary Brent Whiteside

The Once Open Road by Charles Merz

“Thunder on the Left” — Part 3 of a Story by Christopher Morley

These American Women by Rebecca West

The Fetish of the Job by Anonymous

“Reflection” — A poem by Anne Goodwin Winslow

Where the Next European War Will Start by Frederick Palmer with a Map

“Not the Hushed Grace” — A poem by Vilda Sauvage Owens

The Ways of the World — Some Reflections of a Materialist — by Henshaw Ward

The Old-Time Drum Major by Gilbert P. Symons

The Lion’s Mouth

Editor’s Easy Chair by Edward S. Martin

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:
Auto Pneumatic Action Company – Stewart-Warner Matched-Unit Radio – The New Eversharp and Wahl Pen – Cadillac – Whiting and Davis Mesh Bags – Music Master Radio Products – Crane – Kohler of Kohler – The “Diana” from the Moon Motor Car Company – Karpen Furniture – Chesterfield Cigarettes – The QRS Music Co. – White House Coffee – Insurance Company of North America – Plus several black & white ads, which are by far the majority