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1922-08 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

1922/08 — Contents as follows:

  • Beyond the Barrier – A Record of Delirium by A Doctor’s Wife
  • The Floor of Heaven – A Story of the Hunting-Field by Emma Lawrence
  • ‘Change Cars at Paoli’ by A. Edward Newton
  • Jazz – A Musical Discussion by Carl Engel – 7-1/2 pages
  • American Domestic Manners – The Accounts of Two Travelers by Philip Kates
  • ‘Soul–Soul’ — A Poem by Fannie Stearns Gifford
  • Peasant Masters — Part 1: The Skhodka and the Tcheka by Emma Ponadfidine
  • ‘Boston Calling’ — A Story by Gertrude Marshall Geer
  • Lighting the Dark Continent — Part 2: Newly Discovered Letters of the Great Missionary by David Livingstone
  • The Blast-Furnace – A Chapter in Steel by Charles Rumford Walker
  • Reality — A Poem by Margaret Sherwood
  • ‘Nightfall’ by Ada Cambridge
  • Christine and the Princess – A Scene from the Human Comedy by Mary Valentine Stanley

    • The New World:

  • The Genoa Conference – Mr. Lloyd George at Work by Hert Sidebotham
  • British Personalities — Part 1 by E.T. Raymond
  • The League of Nations After Two Years by Raymond B. Fosdick
  • France’s Part by Sisley Huddleston
  • The Non-Assimilation of Israel by William Yale
  • The Contributor’s Club
  • The Contributor’s Column
  • The Atlantic’s Bookshelf

    • 1922-03 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1922/03 — Contents as follows:

  • Democracy in Question – The Future by The Very Reverend W.R. Inge
  • The Last Days of Leo Tolstoy – Unpublished Pages from His Diary by Alexander Kaun
  • The Compensations of Poverty by Vera Tolstoy
  • The Mystery of Stella — A Story by E. Barrington
  • Clearness — A Poem by Fannie Stearns Gifford
  • Warrior Ants and White Ants by Hans Coudenhove
  • Prison Progress – A Warden’s Programme – by Brice P. Disque
  • Well-Remembered by Viola Roseboro
  • The Iron man and the Job by Arthur Pound
  • ‘Philomeme’ – A Familiar Sketch by I.L. Mudge
  • The Magnum Opus – Boswell’s Method in Biography by Chauncey B. Tinker
  • Poems by Jean Kenyon MacKenzie
  • Larry — A Tale by A.H. Singleton
  • The Moon in Literature by Roger Wray
  • Pilgrimage by Elizabeth Coate
  • A Prospect by Arthur E. Morgan

    • The New World:

  • The Washington Conference by Samuel W. McCall
  • Japan’s Policy in Korea by E. Alexander Powell
  • The Dollar in Wonderland by Joseph Szebenyei
  • The Contributor’s Club
  • The Contributor’s Column
  • The Atlantic’s Bookshelf

    • 1921-12 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1921/12 — Contents as follows:

  • Pooled Self-Esteem – The Disease of Nations by A. Clutton-Brock
  • Consolation – A Spiritual Experience by Albion Fellows Bacon
  • Shell-Shocked and After by An American Soldier
  • The Round-faced Beauty – A Story of the Chinese Court by L. Adams Beck
  • Crisis – A Poem by Margaret Widdemer
  • A Voice from the Jury by Anne C.E. Allinson
  • Conjur and ‘Suasion – Plantation Chronicles by Eleanor C. Gibbs
  • Some Traits in the Chinese Character by Bertrand Russell
  • The Letters in Shakespeare’s Plays by Ellen Terry
  • The Iron Man and Wages – A Consideration of the Automatic Machine by Arthur Pound
  • A Proud Choice of Influences by Margaret Wilson Lees
  • Strayed Sympathies by Agnes Reppelier
  • Soliloquy for a Third Act — A Poem by Christopher Morley
  • Sequels – The Lore of the Jungle by William Beebe
  • Erant Enim Piscatores — A Story by Harrison Collins

    • The New World:

  • England’s Navy and Disarmament by Sir Arthur Hungerford Pollen
  • France, her Politicians, and the Conference by Sisley Huddleston
  • The Dissolution of Petrograd – A Personal Experience by Jean Sokoloff
  • A Suggestion on Coal by Walter L. Ballou
  • The Contributor’s Club
  • The Contributor’s Column
  • The Atlantic’s Bookshelf

    • 1925-05 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1925/05 — Contents as follows:

  • Fishing With a Fly by Bliss Perry
  • The High Cost of Babies — A Mother Discusses the Specialists by Ida L. Albright
  • The Second Forgotten Man by F. Lyman Windolph
  • Nandi in Poland — A Story by Oswald Couldrey
  • Transplanted — A Poem by Frank Kendon
  • Merely Justice by Alice Thornton
  • Furthermore– In Reply to ‘Old P—‘ by John Hayes Taylor
  • The Kingdom of God by Ernst Jonson
  • Tir-na-n’og — In the Country of Youth — by Mary Lyons Hennigan
  • Hewer of Wood — A Poem by Wilfrid Gibson
  • The Movie That Couldn’t Be Screened — Reel 3 – Rescue — by Nell Shipman
  • Ringtail — A Story by Rudolph Fisher
  • Theodosia Burr by Gamaliel Bradford
  • Charleston, South Carolina by Elizabeth Choate

    • The New World:

  • Feeding the World by Sir A. Daniel Hall
  • French Naval Policy and Its Reactions — A Peace Restored — by Hector C. Bywater
  • Toward Peace by Lieutenant-Colonel C. A’ Court Repington

  • The Contributors’ Club
  • The Contributors’ Column
  • The Atlantic Bookshelf

    • 1924-12 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1924/12 — Contents as follows:

  • The Challenge of Death by L.P. Jacks
  • Meditations of a Wage-Earning Wife by Jane Littell
  • No Margin by E.C.J.
  • Our Great Private Schools by John Jay Chapman
  • My Wild-Hog Claim: A Dubious Asset From Highland Annals by OIive Tilford Dargan
  • A Farmer Speaks Out by Glenn W. Birkett
  • “And in the Hanging Gardens” — A Poem by Conrad Aiken
  • The Fifth Estate by Arthur D. Little
  • Visions by Nora Connolly O’Brien
  • On Secret Service in Albania by ‘Yussef Effendi’
  • “Fellowship” — A Poem by Margaret Prescott Montague
  • “The Christmas Guest” — A Story by Kenneth Irving Brown
  • A Woman’s Memories at Eighty-One — Their Lessons in Patience, Service and Hope
  • A Lesson of Horace by Percy Lubbock
  • Reconciliation — Correspondence of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson — Edited by Paul Wilstach
  • Drams, Scruples, and Kings’ Noses by Alexander McAdie

    • The New World:

  • Cutting Ireland in Two — The Irish Boundary Question
  • Vatican Diplomacy by Robert Sencourt
  • Imperialism at Home by Lyman Bryson

  • The Contributors’ Club
  • The Contributors’ Column
  • The Atlantic Bookshelf

    • 1924-02 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1924/02 — Contents as follows:

  • For France to Answer by Brigadier-General P.R.C. Groves
  • The American Malady — A Diagnosis of Our National Temperament — by Langdon Mitchell
  • Women and Public Affairs by george Madden Martin
  • The Proposed Monopoly in Education — A Reply to Mrs. Cannon’s ‘Dissociated School’ by James H. Ryan
  • “Spring Heels” — A Story by Parkhurst Whitney
  • Courage — The Diary of an Arctic Explorer — by Thorleif Mokleby and translated by H.R. Dilling
  • The Will to Love — A Postscript to a Discussion of Divorce by Elizabeth C. Adams
  • “In February” — A Poem by George Villiers
  • The Happiness of Writing an Autobiography by Agnes Reppelier
  • Death as a Dream Experience by M.E.B.
  • Unions and the Public by George Soule
  • “Miss Betsy Beaver” — A Story by Margaret Prescott Montague
  • Is There a Foolproof Science? by L.P. Jacks
  • Driftwood — A Study in Odd Jobs — by Florence J. Clark
  • Pendulum — A Sonnet by Joseph Auslander

    • The New World:

  • Who Is Right? by W.O. Mendenhall
  • Central Europe To-Day by John Crane
  • An Era of Consolidations by Franklin Snow
  • Is Civilization Menaced? — The Plight of European Education — by Sisley Huddleston

  • The Contributors’ Club
  • The Contributors’ Column
  • The Atlantic Bookshelf

    • 1924-01 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1924/01 — Contents as follows:

  • A Conversation With Cornelia by Stuart P. Sherman
  • Earthquake Days — A Record of Unparalleled Experiences — by Henry W. Kinney
  • Our Unsuitable Marriage — A True Story of the Mating of Opposites — by A Moonshiner’s Wife
  • The Ford Myth — A Study in Reality — by Arthur Pound
  • Poems by John Jay Chapman
  • What I Expect — What Mr. Bok Expects HIs Peace Award to Accomplish — by Edward W. Bok
  • Highland Annals — Part 4 — by Olive Tilford Dargan
  • The Ghost of King James by Edgar J. Goodspeed
  • A Cat and Her Boswell by Harvey Wickham
  • A Programme for Labor Unions by F. Lauriston Bullard
  • The Vanity of Expectation — A Story by Agnes L. Taylor
  • “Nightfallen Snow” — A Poem by Sarah N. Cleghorn

    • The New World:

  • A Scambling and Unquiet Time — Armistice Day 1922 – Armistice Day 1923 by Henry W. Bunn
  • Fascismo: Reform or Reaction — The Development of Italian Syndicalism by James Murphy
  • A League Picture by Sarah Wambaugh
  • Actualities at Smyrna — Mr. Prentiss’s Experience Recorded by John Bakeless — by Mark O. Prentiss

  • The Contributors’ Club
  • The Contributors’ Column
  • The Atlantic Bookshelf

    • 1927-12 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1927/12 — Contents as follows:

  • Rich Men and Key Men — The Answer to a Problem by Samuel Strauss
  • Shall We Send Our Children to Church? by M’Cready Sykes
  • Mistress Joachim — A Study in Browns — by Grace Zaring Stone
  • A Missionary Audit — The Business Methods of Foriegn Missions — by Mark M. Jones
  • The Paradox of Humanism — A Discussion of the Modern Temper by Joseph Wood Krutch
  • Two Sonnets by R.S.
  • Collective Unreason by Agnes Repplier
  • Past and Present by Edwin Muir
  • Haig of Bemersyde — A Reputation Ten Years After — by Captain B.H. Liddell Hart
  • “Tellings” — A Story by Tacy Stokes Paxton
  • I Have My Doubts by Roger Lewis
  • Overland by Ralph Linton
  • On Holmes Marshes — A Poem by Roderick Morison
  • How to Speak Poetry — An Experiment at Oxford — by Henry W. Nevinson
  • ‘A Green Thought in a Green Shade’ by Flora McIntyre
  • The Junior College Again — A Footnote to the Controversy – by George Herbert Palmer

    • The New World:

  • The Fiction of Majority Rule by Charles A. Beard
  • Five Days — A Personal Record of Civil War in China — by C. Stanley Smith
  • Farm Aid by Glenn W. Birkett

  • The Contributors’ Club
  • The Contributors’ Column
  • The Atlantic Bookshelf
  • The Financial Counselor: David Friday

    • 1925-11 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1925/11 — Contents as follows:

  • A Conversation in the Galapagos — Mr. William Beebe and a Marine Iguana — by Edmund Wilson
  • Anonymity: An Inquiry by E.M. Forster
  • ‘Good-Night, All’ by Anonymous
  • The Unconscious Humor of the Movies by Agnes Reppelier

    • College: New Style:

  • I. Good Business — A Story That Happened by Frank Brandson
  • II. He Asked the Dean — A Story That Never Happened by Benfield Pressey

  • ‘We, the Cavemen’ — A Story — by Milutin Krunich

  • Immortelle — A Poem by Bliss Carmen
  • The Natural History of a Soul by Earnest Elmo Calkins
  • The New Paganism by Ellen Duvall
  • Everyday Life — A Chapter in ‘Coming of Age’ — by Helen Dore Boylston
  • ‘As the Swift Ships’ by Theodore Morrison
  • “Courage” — A Story by Brassil Fitzgerald
  • George Eliot ‘s ‘Quarries’ by Charles Gardner
  • “Evening” — A Poem by Gretchen Warren
  • Science and the Medium — The Climax of a Famous Investigation — by Hudson Hoagland about the case of ‘Margery’

    • The New World:

  • Marx To-Day — Capitalism and Socialism by John R. Commons

  • The Mosque by Elgin E. Groseclose
  • Our Embattled Farmers by Arthur P. Chew

  • The Contributors’ Club
  • The Contributors’ Column
  • The Atlantic Bookshelf

    • 1928-03 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1928/03 — Contents as follows:

  • The Gulf Between — The Widening Gap Between Europe and the United States — by Andre Siegfried
  • Gangs by Morris Markey
  • Nonconformity – The Protestant Kaleidoscope by Lloyd C. Douglas
  • “My Lady’s Tea” — A Story by Walter D. Edmonds
  • The Epistle of Kallikrates — A Very Recent Discovery — by J.M. Witherow, Translator

  • Caveat Emptor? by William Feather
  • Thoughts at the Wishing Well — A Poem by Roderick Morison
  • The Fall of the Russian Empire — Part 3: The Last Days of the Romanovs by Edmund A. Walsh
  • Out of the Past by Llewelyn Powys
  • The Musical Mind by Carl E. Seashore
  • Disillusion with the Laboratory by Joseph Wood Krutch

  • When the Caribou Failed — A True Story — by Captain Thierry Mallet
  • “Escape” –A Poem by Joseph Auslander
  • The Catholic Church and the Modern Mind — A Layman’s Reply — by Michael Williams
  • What Is Catholic Opinion?

    • The New World:

  • Cleaning the Courts by George W. Alger
  • The Sherman Act To-Day — Shall the Small Industrial Unit Survive? — by James Harvey Williams

  • The Contributors’ Club
  • The Contributors’ Column
  • The Atlantic Bookshelf
  • The Financial Counselor: A. Vere Shaw

    • 1928-02 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1928/02 — Contents as follows:

  • Business the Civilizer by Earnest Elmo Calkins
  • The Heresy of the Parochial School — Part 2 The Catholic Church and the Modern Mind — by Anonymous
  • “Deep Canyons” — A Story by Elizabeth Stanley
  • By Sledge to the Middle Ages — Part 2: The Last Miles — by Eleanor Lattimore
  • The Modern Well-Tempered Mind — A Reply to The Modern Temper — by Paul F. Laubenstein
  • Prothalamion by Joseph Auslander
  • The Price of Furs — A Plea for Humane Trapping — by Lucy Furman
  • Allenby of Megiddo — A Reputation Ten Years After — by Captain B.H. Liddell Hart
  • Ice Caps for Egotists by John O’Hara Cosgrave
  • The Fall of the Russian Empire — Part 2: The End of the Monarchy — by Edmund A. Walsh
  • Pop’s Ploughing — A True Story — by Frances Hulbert Rarig
  • Speculating in Homes by Arthur C. Holden
  • “Once, Only Once” — A Poem by Laurence Binyon
  • Vanzetti’s Last Statement — Monday, August 22, 1927 — A Record by William G. Thompson

    • The New World:

  • Independence or Isolation? by H.H. Powers
  • Is India Dying? — A Reply to ‘Mother India’ — by Alden H. Clark

  • The Contributors’ Club
  • The Contributors’ Column
  • The Atlantic Bookshelf
  • The Financial Counselor: David Friday

    • 1928-01 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1928/01 — Contents as follows:

  • By Sledge to the Middle Ages by Eleanor Lattimore

    • The Catholic Church and the Modern Mind — A Series of Papers of Contemporary Thought — by Anonymous

  • Preface by John Hearley
  • 1. An Ancient Priesthood in a New World
  • The Voice of the Archangel — A Story by Walter D. Edmonds
  • Cacoethes Scribendi — The Lust for Writing by James Norman Hall
  • The Fall of the Russian Empire — Part 1: The Tsarina and Rasputin — by Edmund A. Walsh
  • The Hurricane — An Experience — by Grace Zaring Stone
  • Erich von Falkenhayn — A Reputation Ten Years After — by Captain B.H. Liddell Hart
  • Of Beauty — A Sonnet by Bernard Iddings BellCanterbury Pilgrims, New Style by Kenneth Griggs Merrill
  • The Future of Aerial Transport by Neon
  • The Common Secretary — A Story by R.H. Mottram
  • A Fortune in Oil — The Promoter Speaks by Stonewall Brown
  • Alan a Bhata — A Song by Edith B. Spaulding
  • What It Costs the Doctor — The Other Side of the Question — by W.W. Keen

    • The New World:

  • Alaska — Its Cost and Its Promise by Colonel Wilds P. Richardson
  • Ireland’s Religious Question by J. Gannon

  • The Contributors’ Club
  • The Contributors’ Column
  • The Atlantic Bookshelf
  • The Financial Counselor: A. Vere Shaw

    • 1925-07 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1925/07 — Contents as follows:

  • The Bee’s Knees by Charles D. Stewart
  • Cure-alls by Agnes Reppelier

    • Missions: A Critical Contrast

  • 1. Onward, Christian Soldiers by James Norman Hall
  • 2. The True Light That Lighteth by Robert F. Fitch
  • ‘Selling It’ – Evidence of Fact by A Social Worker
  • “Fool o’ the Moon” — A Poem by Amy Lowell
  • “The Harshest Thing in the World” — A Story by C.E. Andrews
  • Soldiers, Indians, and Schools — Pages from an Indian Agent’s Notebook — by Leo Crane
  • Franklin and Lightning by Alexander McAdie
  • Thoroughbreds and Blackguards by Peter Burnaugh
  • Procrustes Redivius — The Cause and Effect of College Examinations — by Morgan Barnes
  • The Victor–Who? — A Story by Frances LeFevre
  • Conversation Balneaire — A Poem by Archibald MacLeish
  • The Motor Menace — A Note of Warning — by Herbert L. Towle

    • The New World:

  • The Burning Question of Spain by Robert Sencourt

  • Treaty Revision by William Martin
  • The Economic Cause of War by Edward Beach Howell

  • The Contributors’ Club
  • The Contributors’ Column
  • The Atlantic Bookshelf

    • 1867-05 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1867/05 — Contents as follows:

  • The Guardian Angel — Part V — by Oliver Wendell Holmes
  • History of the Sewing-Machine by James Parton
  • Heart and Hearth by T. Buchanon Read
  • The Genius of Dickens by E.P. Whipple
  • Germany in New York by Charles Dawson Shanly
  • Katharine Morne — Part VII — by The author of Herman
  • Sorrow by Mrs. Celia Thaxter
  • The Plaintiff Nonsuited by I.O. Culver
  • Some Unappreciated Characters by C.C. Hazewell
  • Oldport in Winter by T.W. Higginson
  • Marble Quarries by H.B. Sargent
  • Custom of Burial with the Head towards the East by N.L. Frothingham
  • Heroes of Central Africa by W. Winwood Reade

    • Reviews and Literary Notices:

  • Le Vaux’s Twin Records of Creation
  • Parton’s Famous Americans of Recent Times
  • Gayarre’s Philip of Spain
  • Felton’s Greece Ancient and Modern
  • Alger’s Solitudes of Nature and of Man

    • 1859-08 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1859/08 — Unfortunately for us now, early issues of “The Atlantic” did not employ bylines on its stories and articles, thus most items from the contents listed below are anonymous–somebody in possession of this particular issue at one time however did us the favor of writing in the author’s names in light pencil. I’m going to work under the assumption that they were correct. Note: The following titles could be articles, stories or even short poems in some cases.

    Contents as follows:

  • The Dramatic Element in the Bible by the Reverend Sylvester Judd
  • The Ring Fetter by Rose Terry
  • The End of All — A Poem by Stoddard
  • Birds of the Night by Wilson Flagg
  • A Trip to Cuba
  • Daniel Gray
  • The Minister’s Wooing by Mrs. Stowe
  • Roba di Roma
  • Enceladus – A poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
  • The Zouaves
  • My Psalm by John Greenleaf Whittier
  • The Professor at the Breakfast-Table
  • The Italian War by Parke Godwin

    • Reviews and Literary Notices:

  • Iron-Manufacturer’s Guide to the Furnaces Forges and Rolling-Mills of the United States by J. P. Lesley
  • An Essay on Intuitive Morals
  • Memoirs of the Empress Catharine II be Herself
  • Milch Cows and Dairy Farming by C.L. Flint
  • Recent American Publications

    • 1932-01 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1932/01 — Contents as follows:

  • Shadow of the Man on Horseback by James Truslow Adams
  • Judgment Day in the Hills by Louis Reed
  • Play Hard! – What the Competitive Spirit Has Done to Us by John R. Tunis
  • In the Way They Should Go by Bradford K Daniels
  • “Spring Morning” — A Story by Francis Vivian Drake
  • A Resurrection-Day Dinner Party by Phillips Russell
  • New Year’s Eve in Peking by Ida Pruitt
  • “Bread Line” – Verse by Florence Converse
  • Tools of Thought by Charles D. Stewart
  • The Biographer and His Victims by Claude M. Fuess
  • A Letter to My Father by F. Lyman Windolph
  • “The Passing of Tanapu” — A Story by Michael Taaffe
  • Perils of American Power by Reinhold Niebuhr
  • The Boojum in Europe by Robert M. Gay
  • Mr. Lever – A Robot Explains Himself by Van V. Alderman
  • Post-Impressionism — A Conservative View by William Rothenstein
  • The World Court Settles the Question: The Austro-German Customs Union Case by John W. Davis
  • Contributors’ Club

    • 1932-02 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1932/02 — Contents as follows:

  • I Believe – A Creed of Personal Self-reliance by John Tomajan
  • Pebbles from Gissing Pond by Christopher Morley about bibliography
  • The Meaning of the Gold Crisis by William Orton
  • Sherman in Georgia – Notes of a Confederate Bishop – by Right Reverend Henry C. Lay
  • Bankruptcy Mill by Arthur Pound
  • “A Mountain Lover” — A Story by Phyllis Bottome
  • Senatopr James E. Watson — The Professional Public Servant by Frank R. Kent
  • “Hotel de l’Ancre, Ouchy” — Serse by Joan Ramsay
  • Felipa and Christopher Discover America by Henderson D. Norman
  • The Lost Child by EDmund G. Krimmel
  • A Trial for Murder — Judgment Day in the Hills by Louis Reed
  • Within Our Gates by Leonore Hamilton Wilson
  • King of the Bad Lands by Henry G. Lamond
  • Genius at the Turn of the Century: Conrad, Hudson, Wells, Galsworthy, De la Mare — by William Rothenstein
  • Latin America Dislikes Us by Eugene Stein
  • Selling the United States Short — A Reply to Richard Whitney by William Trufant Foster
  • Contributors’ Club

    • 1932-03 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1932/03 — Contents as follows:

  • The President – A Business Man in the White House by Walter Millis

  • What Every Woman Ought to Know by Albert Jay Nock
  • Sagebrush Rule – How Progressive are the Progressives? by Bernhard Knollenberg
  • London in a Financial Fog by A. Edward Newton
  • Gone for the Day by John Coleman, Jr.
  • “God’s Work” — A Story by Katharine Ball Ripley
  • Low Fever and Slow Fires — The Farmers’ Dilemma by Arthur Pound
  • “Leda and the Swan” — Verse by Oliver Gogarty
  • I Teach in a Hick College by Wendell Brooks Phillips
  • Grant Before Appomattox — Notes of a Confederate Bishop — by Right Reverend Henry C. Lay
  • “A Day in Nepal” — A Story by Sir John Campbell
  • Across the Pacific — Cerebrally by Louise Taylor
  • The Prophet of Ammon — Judgment Day in the Hills — by Louis Reed
  • Hands of Man by Edwa Robert
  • The End of an Era by William E. Dodd
  • “Circumstantial Evidence” — A Story by Alfred F. Loomis
  • Hitler and Hitlerism — Part 1: A Man of Destiny — by Nicholas Fairweather
  • Contributors’ Club

    • 1932-04 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1932/04 — Contents as follows:

  • Letters from the Manchurian Border by Nora Waln
  • Two Enthusiasms – Stevenson and Conrad by Christopher Morley
  • The Road to Rome and Back – by One Who Has Traveled It
  • Milking Time — Boom and Crash in Aprartment Houses by Thomas F. Murray
  • “The Foreigner” — A Story by Bill Adams
  • I Like Tuberculosis by Ruth Reed
  • Failings of Our Graduate Schools by Abraham Flexner
  • Gandhi Interrogated by Cornelia Sorabji
  • “The Wood Lilly” — Verse by Theodore Morrison
  • Salaam, Arabi! — The Story of an Instict by James E. Baum
  • Humpty Dumpty’s Rule in Law by Harry Hibschman
  • Sponge Fishing by Charles A. Rawlings
  • Jerusalem the Golden — A Layman’s Pilgrimage to the Holy Land by Owen Tweedy
  • Driver Ants by Harry C. Neely
  • “Drums in the Distance” — A Story by Katharine Ball Ripley
  • A Royal Week-End by Ian Colvin
  • Hitler and Hitlerism — Part 2: Germany Under the Nazis by Nicholas Fairweather
  • Contributors’ Club

    • 1932-07 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1932/07 — Contents as follows:

  • The President As I Know Him — Intimate Portrait of Herbert Hoover the Man by Vernon Kellogg
  • Beggars Can Choose by Jael Kent
  • “The Day in Court” — A Story by Margaret Culkin Banning
  • A Farmer Counts His Blessings by Jered Van Wagenen, Jr.
  • “Virginian Memories” — Verse by Alastair Miller
  • The Breaking Point — When Jobs Wear Our Faster than Men by Arthur Pound
  • An Advertising Man Looks at Advertising by H.A. Batten
  • Quaint Folk, the Eskimos by George Miksch Sutton
  • “Aye, Aye, Mister Mate!” — A Story by Bill Adams
  • The Plague of Rabbits in Poetry by B.K. Sandwell
  • Enter Mr. Sherlock Holmes by Vincent Starrett – 7 pages about Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Holmes and Watson in the 1880s
  • Our Sporting Grandfathers — The Cult of Athletics at Its Source by Arthur C. Cole
  • The Ghosts of Poca River — A Story by Louis Reed
  • On Learning to Read by Lee Wilson Dodd
  • Captain of the Men of Death by Richard P. Middleton
  • Germany’s Lost Generation — The Key to Europe’s Future Is in Their Hands by William C. White
  • Contributors’ Club

    • 1932-08 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1932/08 — Contents as follows:

  • The People Against Pork – Congress Betrays Itself on Taxes and Economy by Clinton W. Gilbert
  • Put Your Husband in the Kitchen by Helen Keller – 7-1/2 pages
  • Music — Verse by Charlotte Kellogg
  • The Scholar in a Troubled World by Walter Lippmann

  • “Mr. Nathan” — A Story by Josephine W. Johnson
  • A Plantation Boyhood — Part 1 by Archibald Rutledge
  • Adventures With a Restaurant by Agnes Anderson Butler
  • The New Thanatopsis — Verse by Derrick N. Lehmer
  • Will Revolution Come? by George E. Sokolsky
  • A Copra Island by Robert Dean Frisbie
  • Two Men of Mark by Charles D. Stewart
  • “In Line of Duty” — A Story by Captain George H. Grant
  • Universities, Graduate Schools, and College by A. Lawrence Lowell
  • Reconstruction Begins at Home by John Coleman, Jr.
  • Pillaging the Language by Frank H. Vizetelly
  • The Soul of a Samurai by Louise Taylor
  • Ivar Kreuger – His Life and Work — The Man Whose Failure Rocked Two Worlds — by T.G. Barman (13 pages — I scanned through the article, no mention of the film “The Match King” which was released the same year and based on Kreuger)
  • Contributors’ Club

    • 1934-01 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1934/01 — Contents as follows:

  • Consequences — The Sequel to the League’s Collapse by Frank H. Simonds
  • The Man and the Moment by William Harlan Hale
  • Captives on a Junk — A British Officer Tells His Experience by Clifford Johnson
  • Toward a Planned Economy by Sir Arthur Salter
  • Change Comes to the East Side — Windows on Henry Street by Lillian D. Wald
  • Has Gertrude Stein a Secret? by B.F. Skinner – 8 pages
  • “The Girl from Follow” — A Story by Dorothy and Cenethe Thomas
  • “At the Shore” — Verse by Edwin Morgan
  • Books by the Roadside by Alan Devoe
  • A Feminist Marries by Worth Tuttle
  • The Rise and Fall of Psychology by Grace Adams
  • Pioneering on Peace River by Hilda Rose
  • High Water at London — Verse by Nancy Byrd Turner
  • Letters fo an Unwise Son by Wo Ho Chong

  • “Last of the Giants” — A Story by Isadore Luce Smith
  • A Tourist in San Francisco by A. Edward Newton
  • Contributors’ Club

    • 1934-02 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1934/02 — Contents as follows:

  • Lincoln and Liquor by William H. Townsend
  • The Roosevelt Experiment — Is the Nation Behind It? By Harold J. Laski
  • The Great Diarist — A Meditation by Chauncey Brewster Tinker
  • Vocabulary and Success by Johnson O’Connor
  • The Twilight of the Business Woman by Philip Curtiss
  • “Late Love” — A Story by Paul Hoffman
  • As We Have Become — A Moral Inventory — by E.F. Benson
  • “Marx and Lenin Made a Plan” — Verse by Florence Converse
  • At Home on the Equator — Letters from the South Seas by Hortense Powdermaker
  • “The Genteel Burgler” — A Story by Carol Bache
  • A Neglected Language by Henry S. Drinker, Jr.
  • “If the Lilies Are Down” — Verse by Louisa Butler
  • Airway Down the Andes by Francis and Katharine Drake
  • “Seesaw” — A Story by William Rose Benet
  • A Bird’s Reason by Charles D. Stewart
  • The Fight on the Securities Act by Bernard Flexner
  • Contributors’ Club

    • 1934-03 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1934/03 — Contents as follows:

  • From MED to MUM — Part 1: An Adventure of My Own by James Norman Hall
  • This Question of Salary — Shall Careers Be Closed to Talent? By Nickerson Southward
  • Charles W. Eliot – ‘Enlarger of the Common Life’ — Living Memories for His Centenary by Louise Crothers
  • Elegy of the Country Storekeeper by Margaret Dana
  • Are You Safe to Drive? by Curtis Billings
  • Red Storm — A True Story by P.K. Mok
  • Diversities of Gifts by F. Lyman Windolph
  • Countersign — Verse by Charlotte Kellogg
  • First Flight of the Blue Eagle — The Cotton Textile Code in Operation by George A. Sloan
  • People Who Have Crossed Our Threshold — Windows on Henry Street by Lillian D. Wald
  • “The Death of Mr. Barker” — A Story by Roderick Lull
  • Words, Words, Words — Forty Years of Growth by Ernest Weekley
  • When the World Crashes by A Minister
  • “Under the Sound of Voices” — Verse by Josephine W. Johnson

  • The Stavinsky Scandal — The Melodrama That Is Shaking France
  • Amend the Securities Act by Eustace Seligman
  • Contributors’ Club

    • 1934-04 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

    1934/04 — Contents as follows:

  • Good-bye, Mr. Chips! — A Complete Short Novel — by James Hilton – 25 pages – Wikipedia notes that the story was first published in 1933 in the British Weekly, an evangelical newspaper, but came to prominence with this publication. Of course this is the basis of the 1939 film “Goodbye, Mr. Chips,” for which Robert Donat won the Academy Award for Best Actor.
  • Austria, the Powder Barrel of Europe — The Next War in the Making by Frank H. Simonds
  • The Ghosts of Pitcairn — From MED to MUM, Part 2 — by James Norman Hall
  • My Winter in the Woods by Glanville Smith
  • Three Poems: Saint of the Lost – Hostage – Asphodel by Elizabeth Morrow
  • Homesick America by Earnest Elmo Calkins
  • Personal Letters of Gamaliel Bradford — Part 1
  • Odyssey of a Sixty-Per-Center by Major R. Raven-Hart
  • The Kept Student by Henrietta Ripperger

  • The Canons of Poetry by Edmund Wilson
  • Deeper into Space by George Ellery Hale
  • A Literary Experiment by Alan Devoe
  • My Religion — Retrospect and Arrival by Right Reverend Charles Fiske

  • A Young Kind by Herbert Ravenel Sass
  • Contributors’ Club