March 1908

Articles

• Why American Mothers Fail

  "Women fret themselves and others for the right to vote, and they do not see that their son's vote, their brother's, their friend's, is verily their own."

  Anna A. Rogers

• A Record-Breaking Balloon Voyage

  “During the forty hours that we were in the air we lived in a basket two and a half by three feet. In these narrow quarters there was not much room for freedom of motion, yet neither of us felt greatly cramped for room, on account of the excitement and novelty of the voyage.”

  Henry Helm Clayton

• Augustus Saint-Gaudens

  Kenyon Cox

• Songs of the Night

  Richard Watson Gilder

• Rose Macleod

  Alice Brown

• Sugar: A Lesson on Reciprocity and the Tariff

  F. W. Taussig

• Bed-Time

  Charlotte Wilson

• A Second Motor-Flight Through France Iii

  Edith Wharton

• The Temple of Juno

  Robert Herrick

• A Joy From Little Things

  Fannie Stearns Davis

• Prophetic Voices About America

  William Garrott Brown

• Music-Education and "Automatics"

  Leo Rich Lewis

• On Being Original

  Irving Babbitt

• The Glory That Was Spain

  Jefferson B. Fletcher

• England and Germany

  Edwin D. Mead

• Browning's Old Yellow Book

  Charles W. Hodell

• The Harbor of Lost Ships

  Ellen Paine Huling

• Edmund Clarence Stedman

  Thomas Wentworth Higginson

• Sundered

  John B. Tabb

• The Variorum Antony and Cleopatra

  William Allan Neilson

• Thinking by Typewriter

• The Jog

• Visited on the Children

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