January 1900
In This Issue
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Articles
An Odyssey of the North
“They called him the ‘Strange One,’ ‘Ulysses,’ and the ‘Man with the Otter Skins’ … Where did he come from? And what was he doing there? And why did he come from there? Another mystery of the north, Prince, for you to solve.”
Between Elections
“You cannot, though you owned the world, do any good in it except by devising new ways of advertising the fact that you felt in a particular way.”
Autobiography of W. J. Stillman
Notes on a Michigan Lumber Town
Mother
Recent Astronomical Discoveries in the Southern Hemisphere
A Plea for the Shiftless Reader
Wireless Telegraphy
A Sonnet of Work
Timrod
Fen Water
Kenilworth
On Visiting a Friend
Reform in Theological Education
Impressions of an Indian Childhood
Disarming the Trusts
To Have and to Hold
England in 1899
The Future of the Chinese People