July 1913

Articles

• Religion: A Function or a Phase of Human Life?

  A poetic approach to religion

  William Miller Gamble

• Eugenics And Militarism

  "Military selection is as far as possible removed from natural selection. It is peculiarly unnatural." 

  Vernon Kellogg

• Intensive Living: Reflections on the Well-to-Do Woman's Problem

  Cornelia A. P. Comer

• Van Cleve and His Friends

  Mary S. Watts

• Wanted: A Commission on Railroad Accidents

  Samuel O. Dunn

• Jean Louis

  A. Hugh Fisher

• Thy Table

  Margaret Sherwood

• My Garden Beasts

  Lucy Elliot Keeler

• The Case of the Ministers

• Why Declined?

• A Confession in Prose

• The Noble Army

  Winifred Kirkland

• The Classics Again: A Dialogue Concerning the Loeb Classical Library

  Henry Dwight Sedgwick

• Education for Motherhood: I

  Ellen Key

• Her Hair

  James E. Richardson

• An Evening in July

  Rabindranath Tagore

• Alexander H. Stephens: A Confederate Portrait

  Gamaliel Bradford Jr.

• Pepys at Church

  George Hodges

• The Legacy of Richard Hughes

  Margaret Lynn

• The Wild Mother

  Dallas Lore Sharp

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