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1925

January	Selected Articles Baedeker fibbed: Adventures in Cherbourg By Christopher Morley A boy in the White House: Recollections of my father, General Grant—part I By Jesse Root Grant and Henry Francis Granger Fiction Wavering gold By Edwina Stanton Babcock Sons By B.H. (Benjamin Harrison) Lehman Poetry Romance By Virginia Watson Philosophy By W.H. (William Henry) Davies
February	Selected Articles Can labor rule? The political problem of to-morrow By A.G. (Alfred George) Gardiner The alienist in court By Joseph Collins Fiction Redbone By Ada Jack Carver Browning in Parc Monceau By Edwina Stanton Babcock Poetry Valentine to one's wife By John Erskine Monotone By Daniel Kelley
March	Selected Articles Shall I remain in the church? A minister's dilemma By Fred Eastman Birds of a feather: A discussion of our unprincipled party system By Walter Lippmann Fiction The George and the Crown: A novel—part V (chaps. XIX-XXIII) By Sheila Kaye-Smith The mirror of death: The first of a new series of Father Brown detective stories By G.K. (Gilbert Keith) Chesterton Poetry I never knew! By Dorothea Lawrence Mann Compensation By George Sterling
April	Selected Articles American fascism: A plea for American liberalism By Duncan Aikman Sunlight in new Granada: Cartagena de Indias—Queen of the Oceans By William McFee Fiction A captain out of Etruria By A.R. Leach The big drum By William Alexander Gerhardi Poetry Forgotten springs By Alice Corbin Henderson The mother at the telescope By Sarah Norcliffe Cleghorn
May	Selected Articles Congress invades the White House: Legislative meddling with executive problems By Charles Merz How big is the universe? Notes on recent measurements of the Milky Way By Harlow Shapley Fiction Jason By Walter Millis When hell froze By Wilbur Daniel Steele
June	Selected Articles Mud, Mussolini, and the motor: The tale of a Colombian journey By William McFee Unemployment through the rebel's eyes By Malcolm Logan Fiction Wild geese By Charles Caldwell Dobie The blue bead By Rose Wilder Lane Poetry Circus-rider to ringmaster (Casterbridge Fair) By Thomas Hardy Tragic books By Lizette Woodworth Reese
July	Selected Articles The limitation of armaments: An uncensored statement By Bradley A. (Bradley Allen) Fiske The clover leaf By C.H. (Charles Henshaw) Ward Fiction The amateur By Phoebe H. Gilkyson Pending litigation By Margarita Spalding Gerry Poetry Youth and age By Virginia Stait
August	Selected Articles Don: The story of a lion dog By Zane Grey Five days and an education: With some aspersions on intelligence tests By Dallas Lore Sharp Fiction “Savoir faire” By Laura Spencer Portor An army with banners By Katharine Fullerton Gerould Poetry Familiar beauty By George Sterling Wayside bloom By Anne Goodwin Winslow
September	Selected Articles Moral autonomy or downfall By Harry Emerson Fosdick Socialism and education By Bertrand Russell Fiction Thunder on the left: A story in four parts[—part I] (chaps. [I]-VI) By Christopher Morley The man who saw through heaven By Wilbur Daniel Steele Poetry Two sonnets By Edna St. Vincent Millay Two sonnets By Edna St. Vincent Millay
October	Selected Articles Are women a failure in politics? By Emily Newell Blair Fake news and the public: How the press combats rumor, the market rigger, and the propagandist By Edward McKernon Fiction Holy Land By Ludwig Lewisohn The worst crime in the world By G.K. (Gilbert Keith) Chesterton Poetry New delights By W.H. (William Henry) Davies Folie de minuit By Amy Lowell
November	Selected Articles Law making and law enforcement By Arthur Twining Hadley The home-town mind By Duncan Aikman Fiction Mr. Kempe By Walter De la Mare Mrs. Hopple and daughter By Philip Everett Curtiss Poetry Lost—an April By Mary Brent Whiteside Reflection By Anne Goodwin Winslow
December	Selected Articles The chaos of modern marriage By Beatrice M. Hinkle Portrait of a red-faced general: Lieutenant-General Earl Cornwallis By Philip Guedalla Fiction Thunder on the left: A story in four parts—part IV (chaps. [XVIII]-XXI) By Christopher Morley The faithful troubadour By Newman Levy Poetry Helen, thy beauty is to me— By Morris Bishop Isolation By Henriette De S. Blanding