Reader’s Digest · March, 1923
March 1923 Vol. 2 No. 13
Does Anything Come after Death? — An Interview with Harry Emerson Fosdick; by Bruce Barton; The Putrid Pen — From How To Live; Not for Pleasure Only — Channing Pollock; Psychoanalysis — Charles Bruehl, Ph.D; A High Opinion of Oneself — Harry Emerson Fosdick; What Would Be Your Solution? — Problems confronting the American people for which Intelligent Solutions must be Found; Why We Should Join the League — Justice John H. Clarke; The Undying Redwood Tree — Theodore M. Knappen; The Dawn Man — Henry Fairfield Osborn and William King Gregory; Politics: Behind the Scenes — 1 — Byron R. Newton; Politics: Behind the Scenes — 2 — Byron R. Newton; Adventures in Arabia — E. Alexander Powell; Recent Trends of Protestantism — Charles Foster Kent; The Menace of the Polish Jew — Burton J. Hendrick; The Eighth Wonder of the World! (The Great Wall of China) — Adam Warwick; Duping Financial Babes — Schuyler Patterson; The Background of India’s Millions — Gertrude Emerson; Changing Conventions and Divorce — From Current Opinion; Tenants without Landlords — From The New Republic; All Wool and a Yard Wide — From Good Housekeeping and Success; Restriction in Our Colleges — Arthur Gleason; Imperative Educational Reforms — Dr. Charles W. Eliot; Free Speech — A Social Safety Valve — Glenn Frank; Radicalism vs. Government — Ben W. Hooper; Men and Half-Men — Seth K. Humphrey; Where Government Operation Works — Colonel Jay J. Morrow; Governor of the Panama Canal; Science and Everyday Life — Floyd W. Parsons; Wild Chairmen I have Met — Stephen Leacock