Reader’s Digest · July, 1923
July, 1923 Vol. 2, Whole No. 17
The Fundamentals — William Jennings Bryan; The Personal Touch — Katharine Fullerton Gerould; The Physiologist in Industry — Frederic S. Lee; The Protean Power — Thomas Commerford Martin; The Transformation of Washington — Charles Moore; Southern Prisons — Frank Tannenbaum; Counter Mining the Ku Klux Klan — Robert L. Duffas; Barnum and the Birthrate — Robert C. Benchley; Is Englad’s Sea Rule Passing? — Rear Admiral W. F. Fullam; Jazz: A Brief History — II — Samuel Chotzinoff; Would you like to live 200 Years? — Allan L. Benson; Adventures in a Fiction Factory — Rebecca N. Porter; The Witch Panic in Salem — Hildegarde Hawthorne; Nature’s Inexorable Law — Inequality — George B. Cutten; Secretary Hughes on the World Court — an Interview by William H. Crawford; Chief Interests in Your Newspaper — An Interview with Karl A. Bickel; by Bruce Barton; Rockefeller Challenges Capital — Arthur Train; The Rhodes Scholar at Oxford — Frank Aydelotte; Better Brains — or Bedlam — Albert Edward Wiggam; Shall We Trust Japan? — Frankllin D. Roosevelt; A Dollar is a Lot of Money — Herbert Corey; Parents, Wake Up! — Judge Franklin C. Hoyt; Obedience — Harry Emerson Fosdick; A Study in American Slang — Benjamin Francis Musser; German character Revealed — From The World’s Work