June 1927

Articles

• In Praise of Isaak Walton

  “Unless we can promise at least fifty fish per annum per person, including that occasional big one for recounting and memory purposes, we may despair of keeping the population from further moral turpitude.”

  Herbert Hoover

• The World Crisis, 1916-1918

  Ellery Sedgwick

• Fire Under the Andes

  M. A. DeWolfe Howe

• The Outline of Sanity

  Vida D. Scudder

• Mr. Fortune's Maggot

  Stewart Beach

• Emerson and Others

  Newton Arvin

• Hawkers and Walkers in Early America: Strolling Peddlers, Preachers, Doctors, Players, and Others, From the Beginning to the Civil War

  R. M. Gay

• Wall Street Better Understood

  William Peter Hamilton

• Innocents Aboard

  C. Lester Walker

• The Bounds of Decency

  Robert Lynd

• The Wreck of the Memphis

  K. C. Mcintosh

• The Russian

  A. Cecil Edwards

• John Adams as He Lived. Ii: Unpublished Letters to Dr. Benjamin Waterhouse Professor of Physic at Harvard College

  A. A.

• The Last Dream

  Fannie Stearns Gifford

• The Whereabouts of the Sixth Sense

  W. Beach Thomas

• England and the Narrow Seas

  Alfred North Whitehead

• Fragments From Emily Dickinson

  Margaret Higginson Barney

• Sursum Corda

  Theodore Morrison

• Henry Ford, Educator

  Jerome Davis

• The Junior College Menace

• The Simple Annals of Fascismo: What Happened at Molinella

  Gaetano Salvemini

• China, Now

  John Mccook Roots

• The Positive Negatives of New Englanders

• It Is More Blessed to Give

• 'Dody'

• Jalna: A Novel

  Mazo De La Roche

• The Contributors' Column

  Morgan Worthy, S. E. T. S., H. J. B., E. M. Stowe, Mary Caldwell, and C. D. M.

• Nation-Wide Interest in Developing Musical Ability

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