March 1929

Articles

• ‘Inside Information’

  “Securities in corporations whose directors are known to be trading in and out of the stock on special information for their own personal profit are coming more and more to be looked upon askance by investors.”

  Harvey H. Bundy

• Industrial New England: Community Coöperation and Value of Research Methods by Manufacturers Stimulating Industrial Expansion

  Don E. Mowry

• The Desert Road to Turkestan

  Langdon Warner

• Gladstone and Palmerston, Being the Correspondence of Lord Palmerston With Mr. Gladstone, 1851-1865

  James P. Baxter 3Rd

• The Colvins and Their Friends

  Margaret Sherwood

• Witchcraft in Old and New England

  Esther Forbes

• A Group of Recent Novels

  Ethel Wallace Hawkins

• Virgin Territory for Motor Cars

  Earnest Elmo Calkins

• An Honest Deal

  Walter D. Edmonds

• Art and Authenticity

  Frank Jewett Mather Jr.

• Unpublished Poems

  Emily Dickinson

• The New Biography: Ludwig, Maurois, and Strachey

  George Alexander Johnston

• The Regiment of Women: A Plea for Equal Treatment

  Ramsay Traquair

• Wanted--Personality

  H. D. Hill

• An American Wedding Journey in 1825

  Harold Jefferson Coolidge

• Between Gentlemen

  A. W. Smith

• Our Spiritual Destitution

  William L. Sullivan

• Reinsuring Insurance

  Howard Douglas Dozier

• The Sudan Challenges the South

  Pierre Crabitès

• Turkey, Romance, and a Diary

  Owen Tweedy

• The Investment Trust

  Paul C. Cabot

• A Christian View of Robert Keable

  Charles Fiske

• Whiteoaks of Jalna: A Novel

  Mazo De La Roche

• The Human Cocktail

• Deflance

• Country Cousin

• The Contributors' Column

  Edward D. Shaw, J. R., M. H., F. K. Howard, Crito, and Hugh C. Mitchell

• Service

• Music Teachers National Association Approves Group Instruction

• What Is the Value of a Common Stock?

  A. M. Clifford

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