December 1931

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The Atlantic Bookshelf: A Guide to Good Books
Maid in Waiting
Ethel Wallace Hawkins
Wilson's Men
Charles Seymour
Trails to Inmost Asia
Langdon Warner
The Edwardians
F. Howe
Past and Present
R. M. Gay
Holiday Books For Boys
Anne Carroll Moore
Historial Biography
Edward Allen Whitney
The Atlantic Bookshelf: Conclusion
A wrap up of book reviews from Edward Weeks
Edward Weeks
My Country, Right or Wrong?
Earnest Elmo Calkins
Egg-Throwing Champions of Turlock
Jasper Jarrow
Hearst
Walter Millis
My Last Frontier
Bradford K. Daniels
Bahadur Guj
John Campbell
Our Delightful Man-Killer
Seth K. Humphrey
The Nub of the Matter
Three Books Re-Read
James Norman Hall
Eve Calls It a Day
Friedrich Ritter
France on Parade
Samuel Spring
Joe Taylor's Emergency
Louis Reed
The Ornamental Hermit
Robert M. Gay
Children of Earth
Edwa Robert
Asses' Ears
Herbert D. Simpson
They That See the Sun
Ogden W. Heath
The Family Chronicle
Bernhard Johann Tüting
Calm
Bill Adams
Saints and I
Annarrah Lee Stewart
The Lost Millennium
Stanley Casson
Needed Objectives for Our Schools
Victor Morawetz
Education and Unemployment
Robert A. Millikan
The Contributors' Column
Elizabeth Thompson, Grover Jones, Francis Saccio, Mildred Armstrong, and Frank T. Clampitt
The Three-Quarter-Hour Society
B. K. Sandwell
Painless
Theodore Morrison
A First Edition
E. D. Garner
Battered Caravanserais
Robert Hillyer
Common Stocks and Common Sense
Arthur W. Joyce

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