June 1909

Articles

• Some Faults of American Men

  “The purely native resources of our nation and our politics remain in the hands of men; —it is about all they have retained, and the suffragists begrudge them even that.”

  Anna A. Rogers

• The Battle of the Wilderness

  Morris Schaff

• To the Victor

  William Ellery Leonard

• The Time-Clock

  Jonathan Thayer Lincoln

• The White Peacock

  Esther B. Tiffany

• Vistas of Labor

  Richard Burton

• The Diary of Gideon Welles

• My French School Days

  Laura Spencer Portor

• An American Holiday

  William Orr

• The Mystery

  Bertha Chace Lovell

• The Novelist's Allegory

  John Galsworthy

• Teaching Biology in the Schools

  Benjamin C. Gruenberg

• The Phrase-Maker: An Imaginary Reminiscence

  Anne C. E. Allinson

• My Grandmother's Garden

  Mary Matthews Bray

• The New Cashier

  Louis Graves

• Competition in College

  A. Lawrence Lowell

• The Meaning of Venice

  William Roscoe Thayer

• The Problem of College Pedagogy

  Abraham Flexner

• The Socialism of G. Lowes Dickinson

  Paul Elmer More

• Moths

  Frank Dempster Sherman

• The Club Woman's Burden

• Why Not a Masterpiece?

• Dogberry Inspired

• The Comforts of Bigotry

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