January 1923

Articles

• In China, Too

  Pearl S. Buck, an American-born writer who was raised in China and continues to live and teach there with her husband, reflects on the social and cultural changes transforming China's young people.

  Pearl S. Buck

• The Diary of Joseph Farington: A Picture of the England of George Iii

• The Return of the Turk

  Charles F. G. Masterman

• On the Technique of Being Deaf

  Earnest Elmo Calkins

• The European Chaos

  Guglielmo Ferrero

• The Drug Habit in Finance

  H. H. Powers

• Shall America Support the New World Court?

  Manley O. Hudson

• The Amenities of Grippe

• More Literary Real-Estate

• Rzysplympski!

• The Contributors' Column

  Mabel Longley Padelford, Lawrence W. Strong, H. Halliday Sparling, Bernard Macgillian, R. H. Ralison, Hans Coudenhove, and P. H. H.

• Publishers and Literature

• The Furnace-Worker

• Some 1923 Books

• 'The Notion-Counter' in Vienna

• Lafcadio Hearn's Brother

  Henry Tracy Kneeland

• An Engagement on the Rhine

  Frances Kautz Read

• The Ancient Days of the Spanish War: Chapters From the Diary of John D. Long

• A Prelude

  Laurence Binyon

• Nyasaland Sketches: In the Chikala Range

  Hans Coudenhove

• Literature in College

  Elizabeth A. Drew

• Spirit

  Adele Lathrop

• 'Labor Once Lost'

  Robert Hunter

• Only a Conversation

  Viola I. Paradise

• Hail and Farewell

  Charlotte E. Wilder

• The Ghost-Plays of Japan

  L. Adams Beck

• Rough-Hewn

  R. M. Gay

• The Cathedral

  Heloise E. Hersey

• The Letters of Franklin K. Lane

  William Bennett Munro

• Letters of James Gibbons Huneker

  Gamaliel Bradford

• Woodrow Wilson and World Settlement: Written From His Unpublished and Personal Material

  Victor S. Clark

• The Second Empire

  Wilbur C. Abbott

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