Harper's Magazine Archive (1920)

1920

JANUARY	CONTENTS \| THUMBNAILS
	Selected Articles Mount Lololokwi the unknown by Edmund Heller Writers we love to read: I.—Thackeray and real men by Henry Van Dyke Cargoes through the clouds by Frank Parker Stockbridge Political cowardice by David Leo Lawrence Intelligence and its uses by Edward L. (Edward Lee) Thorndike Fiction Both judge and jury by Wilbur Daniel Steele Christmas cakes by Charles Caldwell Dobie The harrying fiend by Allan Updegraff Wild raspberries by Henry, Mrs. Dudeney Something to remember by Beatrice Witte Ravenel Poetry The gods of the copybook maxims by Rudyard Kipling Woman by Charles F. Marple Apparition by John Erskine Second growth by Winifred Welles Love song by Grace Walcott Hazard Conkling
FEBRUARY	CONTENTS \| THUMBNAILS
	Selected Articles Specious internationalism by William Roscoe Thayer A memory of San Remo by William Dean Howells Deer in the Berkshires by Walter Prichard Eaton The ruins of Angkor by Ellen Newbold La Motte The nose and its work by Ellwood Hendrick Fiction The gay cockade by Temple Bailey Rendezvous by V. Helen Friedlaender Love is free by Beatrice Witte Ravenel The nervous pig by Susan Glaspell Little friends of all the arts by Howard Brubaker Poetry Twilight by Leonard Blackledge Lippmann “You think me cold” by Dorothy Leonard The trees by Alice Brown Thaw by Albert Bigelow Paine Catalogue of lovely things by Richard Le Gallienne
MARCH	CONTENTS \| THUMBNAILS
	Selected Articles Dramatic scenes in my career in Congress: II.—When Reed counted a quorum by Joseph Gurney Cannon War, best friend of disease by Homer Folks A new conception of the universe: Einstein's theory of relativity, with illustrative examples by Alfred J. (Alfred James) Lotka This simian world by Clarence Day The sublimated savage Fijian by Sydney Greenbie Fiction The porch of the maidens by Edwina Stanton Babcock The judgment of Vulcan by Lee Foster Hartman Civilization by Fleta Campbell Springer The mystery of Célestine by Arthur Sherburne Hardy Food for the Minotaur by Margarita Spalding Gerry Poetry Meed by Antoinette West Pennant The galleons by Virginia Watson Remembrance by Clinton Scollard The bandicoot by Malcolm La Prade
APRIL	CONTENTS \| THUMBNAILS
	Selected Articles The cave dwellers of Grand Canary by Charles Wellington Furlong Marching through Georgia: Following Sherman's footsteps to-day (part I) by Stephen Graham Are Americans braggarts? by Fleta Campbell Springer The high kingdom of the movies by Harrison Rhodes The psychology of the half-educated man by Edward L. (Edward Lee) Thorndike Fiction The man who knew too much: I.—The face in the target by G.K. (Gilbert Keith) Chesterton The leech by Charles Caldwell Dobie Tropic frogs by Blair Niles Hunger by Anzia Yezierska Personal: Object matrimony by Margaret Cameron Poetry A walking song by Richard Le Gallienne A spring rondel by David Gordon The quiet house by D.M. Eyres Song in the spring by Louise Morgan Sill A wish by Helen MacFarland
MAY	CONTENTS \| THUMBNAILS
	Selected Articles Memories of men and places: Swinburne—Carlyle—Jowett—Browning—Bulwer Lytton by W.H. (William Hurrell) Mallock Death Valley by Zane Grey What Bolshevism has become by John Spargo America goes back to work: I.—In the heart of industrialism by Edward Hungerford Marching through Georgia: Following Sherman's footsteps to-day (part II) by Stephen Graham Fiction A dream or two by Maxwell Struthers Burt The beauty and the Bolshevist: A story in three parts (part I) by Alice Duer Miller No flowers by Gordon Arthur Smith The opal arrow-head by Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, Baron Dunsany The crocodile's half-sister by Philip Everett Curtiss Poetry Lovely chance by Sara Teasdale Resurrection by Victor Starbuck Danger by E.E. (Ernest Edwin) Speight The cup by Lilla Cabot Perry Forgive me not! by Lilla Cabot Perry
JUNE	CONTENTS \| THUMBNAILS
	Selected Articles What England thinks of America by Philip Gibbs Memories of men and places: The duke of Wellington, Lecky, Dean Stanley, “Ouida,” Froude, Lord Lytton, Cardinal Manning by W.H. (William Hurrell) Mallock A chair of nonsense by Burges Johnson What every critic knows by Walter Prichard Eaton The crime of being obvious by Louis Graves Fiction The last room of all by Stephen French Whitman The “vendoo” by Mary Esther Mitchell The beauty and the Bolshevist: A story in three parts (part II) by Alice Duer Miller The tale of a tail-spinner by Roger Curly The match-maker by Van Tassel Sutphen Poetry The gropers by George O'Neil A song in summer by Charles Hanson Towne Rebels by Louis Untermeyer The dream-shops of Fifth Avenue by Richard Le Gallienne Pluperfect indicative by Burges Johnson
JULY	CONTENTS \| THUMBNAILS
	Selected Articles W.D. Howells by Edward Sandford Martin Urga, the sacred city of the living Buddha by Roy Chapman Andrews Ideals and disillusions by Philip Gibbs Tempering justice with common sense: Pittsburgh's experiment with a “morals court” by Theodore Macfarlane Knappen America goes back to work: III.—Detroit, the fourth city by Edward Hungerford Fiction The rotter by Fleta Campbell Springer New nonsense novels: Winsome Winnie, or trial and temptation (narrated after the best models of 1875) by Stephen Leacock The beauty and the Bolshevist: A story in three parts (part III) by Alice Duer Miller The miracle by Beth Bradford Gilchrist Decline and fall by Howard Brubaker Poetry A village portrait by Margaret Steel Hard Fragmentary blue by Robert Frost Place for a third by Robert Frost Good-by and keep cold by Robert Frost For once, then, something by Robert Frost
AUGUST	CONTENTS \| THUMBNAILS
	Selected Articles Marseilles, the bridgehead of the Levant by Herbert Adams Gibbons Tradition by Walter Lionel George America goes back to work: IV.—The great Southwest by Edward Hungerford Mr. Howells by Booth Tarkington The church of to-day and to-morrow by William G. (William Gunn) Shepherd Fiction The man who knew too much: II.—The vanishing prince by G.K. (Gilbert Keith) Chesterton An Old Chester secret: A story in three parts (part I) by Margaret Wade Campbell Deland New nonsense novels: The split in the cabinet, or the fate of England (an English political novel of the days that were) by Stephen Leacock The pessimist rewarded by James Marie Hopper The liver bank by Marie Manning Poetry Old trees by Mary Brent Whiteside Matinal by Hesper Le Gallienne The adventurers by E.E. (Ernest Edwin) Speight Coughs by Burges Johnson
SEPTEMBER	CONTENTS \| THUMBNAILS
	Selected Articles The lure of the Mongolian plains by Roy Chapman Andrews America from a mountain top by Frederick Palmer The mind in the making (part I) by James Harvey Robinson America goes back to work: V.—Along the western rim by Edward Hungerford As we get older by Walter Lionel George Fiction Gargoyle by Edwina Stanton Babcock An Old Chester secret: A story in three parts (part II) by Margaret Wade Campbell Deland The Holy Roman Empire of the Bronx by Philip Everett Curtiss The man who knew too much: III.—The soul of the schoolboy by G.K. (Gilbert Keith) Chesterton The greatest of these by Ben Ray Redman Poetry Tides by Charles Hanson Towne Pastoral by Clinton Scollard The convalescent by S.H. Kemper I shall be loved as quiet things by Karle Wilson Baker Ballade of ancient habit by Berton Braley
OCTOBER	CONTENTS \| THUMBNAILS
	Selected Articles A city of contradictions by Oliver Peck Newman America goes back to work: VI.—The seething Northwest by Edward Hungerford A world for an oculist by Fleta Campbell Springer Mark Twain and the art of writing by Brander Matthews The mind in the making (part II) by James Harvey Robinson Fiction The hidden land: A story in two parts (part I) by Temple Bailey At two-in-the-bush by Wilbur Daniel Steele New nonsense novels: Who do you think did it? Or the mixed-up murder mystery (done after the very latest fashion in this sort of thing) by Stephen Leacock An Old Chester secret: A story in three parts (part III) by Margaret Wade Campbell Deland The postmaster-general of Mindanao by Philip Everett Curtiss Poetry Sea distances by Alfred Noyes The haunted heart by Jessie Belle Rittenhouse Rares and antiques by Carolyn Wells
NOVEMBER	CONTENTS \| THUMBNAILS
	Selected Articles Faery lands of the sea: A leisurely approach by Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall Lo, the rich Indian! by William G. (William Gunn) Shepherd American notes: Some intellectual aspects of Americans by Ernest Dimnet From a Burne-Jones sketchbook by George S. (George Sidney) Hellman The mind in the making (part III) by James Harvey Robinson Fiction The hidden land: A story in two parts (part II) by Temple Bailey The tree by Alice Cowdery The mountain and Mahomet by Richard Matthews Hallet The aristocrat by Gordon Arthur Smith The girl in the omnibus by Richard Pryce Poetry Purchase (certain letters written by Lorenzo de' Medici are sold at auction) by Hortense Flexner Magic by Ben Ray Redman The caliph and the reformers by Malcolm Le Prade
DECEMBER	CONTENTS \| THUMBNAILS
	Selected Articles Hail, Columbia! In old America by Walter Lionel George The mind in the making (part IV) by James Harvey Robinson A fable for parents by Charles A. (Charles Andrew Armstrong) Bennett Emily's trunk and the dawning era by Philip Everett Curtiss On some difficulties of telling the truth by Richard Le Gallienne Fiction The shame dance by Wilbur Daniel Steele A tragedy of gustatory selection by Clarence Day Reforming Julius by Albert Bigelow Paine Terry sees red by Grace Flandrau The souls of Stitt by Mary Austin Poetry Despair by Hesper Le Gallienne The day after Christmas by Juliet Wilbor Tompkins Morning light by Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman Fire and ice by Robert Frost Wild grapes by Robert Frost