January 1921

Articles

• The Future of Religion in China

  "What is Christianity in China today? To some, a regeneration. To some, a newer and better doctrine. To some, merely one faith among many. To some, one more insidious Western influence. But to all, the fruit and symbol of a civilization."

  Paul Hutchinson

• 1920

  “The outstanding events of the year in America have been few … The Prohibition Amendment became effective in January, and the Woman Suffrage Amendment in August.”

  Henry W. Bunn

• The National Genius

  Stuart P. Sherman

• Germany Revisited

  J. Bennett Nolan

• The Schoolma'am of Sandy Ridge

  Irene Hudson

• Lenin

  Alexander Kuprin

• The Broken Bow

• Who's Got the Button?

• Harvard Calm and Henry Adams

• Old Age

• A Parish Minister's Declaration of Independence

  Willard L. Sperry

• What Is the Reason?

  S. Miles Bouton

• Children's Garland. Ii

  Elizabeth Madox Roberts

• Race

  William Mcfee

• Is a Pig a Person?

  Robert M. Gay

• On Duty. Iii

  Harriet A. Smith

• Elan Vital

  Viola C. White

• Religio Magistri

  Henry Noble Maccracken

• Behind the Double Doors

  George W. Alger

• Golfing Versus Farming

  George P. Brett

• Mihintale--a Pilgrimage

  L. Adams Beck

• Potterism

  P. S.

• The Atlantic's Bookshelf

• The Outline of History, Being a Plain History of Life and Mankind

  C. H. H.

• The Frontier in American History

  W. C. F.

• The Americanization of Edward Bok

  D. L. S.

• Margot Asquith: An Autobiography

  P. H.

• Shadow-Shapes: The Journal of a Wounded Woman, October, 1918-May, 1920

  H. B. B.

• Main Street: The Story of Carol Kennicott

  H. T. F.

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