July 1930

Articles

• Palestine: An Impasse?

  "The two enemies of peace in the Holy Land are fanaticism and fear."

  William Ernest Hocking

• Tagua Sails North

  Robert Dean Frisbie

• Poncho, Son of the Jungle

  Dallas Lore Sharp

• The Song of Charleston

  M. A. DeWolfe Howe

• Modern Farming--Soviet Style

  Anna Louise Strong

• Young Diplomacy

  E. Bax

• Unfettered Inheritors

• Grand Opera

• Tea

• The Contributors' Column

  Bernard Iddings Bell, Emma Willard Little, J. A. Reid, Laura W. L. Scales, Hilda Rose, Latta Griswold, and Hazel Taylor

• To-Morrow's Newspaper

  William Preston Beazell

• The Flight From Lipari

  Emilio Lussu

• Where Life Begins

  Herbert Busher

• New England Sketches

  R. S.

• Samuel Richardson

  Joseph Wood Krutch

• Waste of Brains

  M. Roy Ridley

• Thirteen

  Sherry Mangan

• The Serpent in the Orchard

  Eleanor Risley

• Deficient

  Helen Garnsey Haring

• Anima Candida

  Anne C. E. Allinson

• The Rise of the Far West

  Summerfield Baldwin

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: A Guide to Good Books

• The Awakening College

  W. A. Neilson

• Far Corners

  Langdon Warner

• Historical Novels

  Edward Weeks

• Leaders and Levelers

  Charles Johnston

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: Conclusion

  A wrap up of book reviews from Edward Weeks

  Edward Weeks

• 'Payable in Stock'

  Herman Gastrell Seely

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