June 1905

Articles

• Village Improvement

  “‘Will it be beautiful?’ should be asked as to any proposition for improvement, but it is not by any means the first question to be asked.”

  Frederick Law Olmsted

• Gay Plumes and Dull

  John Burroughs

• Federal Rate Regulation

  Ray Morris

• A New Poet

  R. W. Gilder

• The Convent Stage

  Agnes Repplier

• Superannuated

  James Lincoln

• The Tenth Decade of the United States

  William Garrott Brown

• Generosity and Corruption

  G. W. Alger

• The Coming of the Tide

  Margaret Sherwood

• Some Aspects of Japanese Painting

  Walter M. Cabot

• Things as They Are

  Arthur Colton

• The Return to the Sea

  Frank Lillie Pollock

• The Cause of South American Revolutions

  George Agnew Chamberlain

• The Year in France

  Alvan F. Sanborn

• Significant Books: The Two Pursuits

  H. W. Boynton

• Penguin Persons

  Walter Prichard Eaton

• The Paris of Discontent

• Humor and the Heroine

• The Passing of Friendship

• Life's Supreme Pleasure

• On the Club Itself

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