July 1933

Articles

• Flush: A Biography

  Virginia Woolf

• The Tinker

  R. H. Sherrick

• Gas: A Study in Expansion: The Case of Associated Gas

  N. R. Danielian

• The Professor's Dilemma

• The Involuntary Borrowing of Books

• Prescribing for the Family Car

• Ballad of an Ancient Truth

• The Big Pepper and Brine Man

  “If we should ask at random one hundred persons what they connected with pickled peppers, we can scarcely doubt that ninety-nine answers would be in unison: ‘Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.’ Just study the import of that fact. Imagine the talents of the man.”

  George J. Anderson

• How the Jew Does It: Why He Is What He Is

  Milton Steinberg

• Russia and America: A Study in Contrasts

  William Henry Chamberlin

• The Preacher's Pilgrimage

  Josephine W. Johnson

• A Letter From Dutch Flat

  Bill Adams

• Birds

  Christina Chapin

• Loveliness of Earth

  Christina Chapin

• The War and Gertrude Stein: Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas, Iii

  Gertrude Stein

• The Mistakes of the Fathers

  Charles D. Stewart

• Roaring Boys at the Mermaid

  Leslie Hotson

• The Legal Mind

  L. L. Fuller

• We Modern Parents

  Isadore Luce Smith

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: Conclusion

  A wrap up of book reviews from Edward Weeks

  Edward Weeks

• Frances Winwar

• Military Schools

• The Contributors' Column

  Czarna H. Moecker, F. A. Lasserie, Staunton Moran, Ota Loud, A. W. Kinnard Sr., Laura S. Hoover, and Henry C. Lahee

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: A Guide to Good Books

• Anthony Adverse

  R. M. Gay

• Letters of Robert Browning

  Robert Hillyer

• Union Square

  Wallis Howe Jr.

• Modern Poetry

  Theodore Morrison

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