February 1930

In This Issue
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Articles
The Revolution in Banking Theory
"The independent retail stores have given way to chain stores. ... Local industries have merged with larger corporations."
The Mongolian Nobility
The California Legend
Shelley's Lost Letters to Harriet. Ii
Bloodhounds
A Tourist in Spite of Himself in Jerusalem
The War Is Over
Seven Sonnets
Shady Cove
The Atlantic Bookshelf: A Guide to Good Books
Coronet, a Novel
Closed: The History of a Country Bank
Horace Greeley Knows His Business
A Critic And Poets
Echt Tiroler
Beauty in War
Selling Short: The Morals and Economics of Margins
Pensions, Charity, and Old Age
Sands of the Sahara
A Tale of a Keg
Freshmen
Three Competent Women
The Contributors' Column
The Son Of Apollo
Letter to Edward Weeks
The Atlantic Bookshelf: Conclusion
A wrap up of book reviews from Edward Weeks
Questions to Ask Your Broker
