June 1911

Articles

• What Is Wrong With Our Boys?

  “We are very familiar with the adage about all work and no play, and its dire effect on Jack’s character; but nowadays there is more danger that ‘all play and no work make Jack a lazy boy,’ as well as a dull one.”

  William T. Miller

• North and South: An Island Story

  Julia D. Dragoumis

• Undergraduate Scholarship

  William Jewett Tucker

• The Old Bridge

  Henry Van Dyke

• The War Against War

  Havelock Ellis

• The Problem of Priscilla

  Francis E. Leupp

• The Order of the Garden

  Elizabeth Coolidge

• Lee and Jackson

  Gamaliel Bradford Jr.

• The Country Minister

  Charles Moreau Harger

• Do You Remember?

  Margaret Prescott Montague

• The Portrait Incubus

  Helen Nicolay

• The Abolition of the Queue

  Ching Chun Wang

• Two Doctors at Akragas

  Frederick Peterson

• An Untrained Nurse

  Lucy Huston Sturdevant

• A South African Sweet-Tooth

  Mark F. Wilcox

• If the United States Should Go to War

  John Bigelow Jr.

• The Pedigree of Pegasus

  Frederick Morgan Padelford

• In Praise of Journeys

• The Immorality of Travel

• Wedding Journeys by Proxy

• My View

• The Pleasures of Acquaintance

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