1927-11 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents 1927/11 — Frontispiece — “Marsh Gunner” by Frank W. Benson The Chimera of Church Unity by Herbert Parrish “The Wind on the Heath” — A Poem by Suzanne La Follette “Meat” — Part 1 of a Novel by Wilbur Daniel Steele Diogenes Looks at the Ladies by Dorothy Dunbar Bromley Putting Business Before Life by Jesse Rainsford Sprague “Six Easy Pieces” — A Story by Clarence H. Gaines Footnote on the West by Bernard De Voto “Incoming Tide” — A Poem by Ralph Emerson Hackett Should Our College Educate? by Gerald W. Johnon “For Seven Years” — A Poem by Elizabeth J. Coatsworth “Up Near Tawas” — A Story by M.W. Mountjoy The Truth About Fascist Censorship by George Seldes Head-High-in-the-Wind by Anna Louie Strong The Great American Game by Rollin M. Perkins “The Apartment” — A Story by Libbian Benedict What Price Doctors? by Louis I. Dublin The Lion’s Mouth Editor’s Easy Chair by Edward S. Martin Personal and Otherwise Among the New Books by Harry Hansen Where to Shop Section In the Financial World by Paul Tomlinson Steamship Sailing Dates and Travel Information Share this:TwitterFacebook Related