July 1924

Articles

• Life As We Know It

  An MIT-educated chemical engineer who founded the world's first consulting company takes note of the ways technology is transforming the lives of everyday Americans.

  Arthur D. Little

• Law and Manners

• Jonah

  W. O. Stoddard Jr.

• Imperialistic America

  Samuel Guy Inman

• The Diplomatic War in Turkey

  William Worth Hall

• 'Grave Consequences'

  H. H. Powers

• The Limerick

• On the Personality of Our Possessions

• 'America for Americans'

• The Contributors' Column

  D. C. Smith, K. P. Kasave-Dass, Alfred B. Yeomans, Priscilla Dalton, R. D. D. Irvine, H. W. W., and Susan M. Weeks

• Indian Voices

  Dhan Gopal Mukerji

• The Ibex and the Elephant

  Douglas Burden

• Physics and Civilization

  Arthur D. Little

• Exiled

  Una Ellis-Fermor

• The Little Dark Man

  Ernest Poole

• A Coal Miner's Journal

  Edward A. Wieck

• Utopia Interpreted

  Sarah N. Cleghorn

• Prospecting in New Guinea

  Robert M. Macdonald

• How Big Is an Acre?

  Alexander McAdie

• Lyrics

  Amory Hare

• The Devil's Instrument

  Paul Green

• The Little Theatre in Egypt

  Alice Lewisohn and Irene Lewisohn

• The Seven Lively Arts

  Walter Prichard Eaton

• American Social History as Recorded by British Travelers

  John Brooks Wheelwright

• The Soul of Samuel Pepys

  M. A. DeWolfe Howe

• The Atlantic's Bookshelf

• Ariel, the Life of Shelley

  Gamaliel Bradford

• The Price of Freedom

  Henry Greenleaf Pearson

• The American Mind in Action

  Ralph Barton Perry

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