October 1911

Articles

• One View of Domestic Science

  "The idea that every woman needs practical instruction in housekeeping as a part of her education is as absurd as would be the claim that every man needs to be taught in school to plant corn or milk a cow"  

  Mary Leal Harkness

• Within the Pale

  Mary Antin

• Representative as Against Direct Government

  Samuel W. Mccall

• The Square and the Circle

  Leavitt Ashley Knight

• The Ministry: An Over-Crowded Profession

  George Parkin Atwater

• Taxation and Natural Law

  John Bates Clark

• Musical Indigestion

  Robert Haven Schauffler

• Sea Burial

  Martin D. Armstrong

• The Spiritual Life of Robert E. Lee

  Gamaliel Bradford Jr.

• A Possession

  Fannie Stearns Davis

• Cavour's Last Victory

  William Roscoe Thayer

• The Urban Test

  Margaret Lynn

• When I Am Dead

  Edmund Kemper Broadus

• The Only Son of His Mother

  Julia D. Dragoumis

• The Makers of Plots

  Margaret Sherwood

• The Art of Puttering

  Atkinson Kimball

• To Jane Austen

• On Sawing Wood

• Horizons

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