April 1936

Articles

• Old-Age Security for Everybody

  M. Albert Linton

• The Young Kipling

  In the latter part of the nineteenth century an American girl married an Englishman who had been appointed by Lord Salisbury to fill the chair of Science at the Muir Central College, Allahabad University, at Allahabad, India. The following are extracts from her diary and from letters written to her home people

  Edmonia Hill

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: A Guide to Good Books

• The Letters of Charles and Mary Lamb

  David Mccord

• The Way of a Transgressor

  A. W. Smith

• The Jew of Rome/the Son of Marietta

  R. M. Gay

• Sailing Ships

  Wilson Follett

• Personal Pleasures

  I. L. S.

• The Short Story

  Paul Hoffman

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: Conclusion

  A wrap up of book reviews from Edward Weeks

  Edward Weeks

• Mr. Pennyfeather on Manhattan

  Donald Moffat

• Labor Fights On

  George E. Sokolsky

• Kangaroo Loves Me

  Geoffrey Household

• A Blue Ribbon at Amesbury

  Robert Frost

• We Three Come Home

  Patience, Johnny, and Richard

• The Contributors' Column

  G. E. W. Household, Jean Seaman, Robert Frothingham, Francis J. Haas, Horace E. Mcfarland, and Philip H. Parrish

• The Burden We Can Be

  France Pastorelli

• T. E. As Critic and Friend

  F. Yeats-Brown

• Lawrence and Clive

  A. W. Smith

• Hospitals as They Are

  C. L. De Meritt

• Mr. Pickwick's Birthday

  Logan Clendening and Charles Dickens

• Complete Report

  Constance Cassady

• Church Supper

  Della Thompson Lutes

• In Praise of Idleness

  Karel Čapek

• December in the Tropics

  James Norman Hall

• Politics Carries the Mail

  Lawrence Sullivan

• A Cold

• On Conciliation

• The Diary of a Prudent Investor

  Merryle Stanley Rukeyser

• A Guide to New Books About Business

• The Problem of Investment

  A. Vere Shaw

• Managing the People's Money

  Edward Stone

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