Reader’s Digest · June, 1922
June 1922 Vol. 1. No. 5
American Ideals and Traditions — Lindsay Blayney; The Mad Kaiser — Living Age; Do Dead Men Ever Tell Tales? — Howard Thurston, The World’s Master Magician; Some Remarkable Carnivorous Plants — S. Leonard Bastin; The Psychology of the Half-Educated Man — Edward L. Thorndike; The Gulf Impossible — E. Davenport; A Page from Collier’s — Selected Editorials; The Death of a Strange Race — Frederick O’Brien; Ghosts What Ain’t — Ellis Parker Butler; Down with the Prisons — Bernard Shaw; The American Gipsies — Konrad Bercovici; Give Youth its Chance — Alfred E. Stearns; Ghandi — Gordon Law; The Background of the Theatre — Allen Crafton; Nine-Cent Salvation — Charles A. Selden; A Chapter in Steel — Charles Rumford Walker Jr; The United States Steel Corporation — Kirby Page; The North that Never Was — Viljalmur Stefansson; Moving Picture and Japan — Sadoa Imada; The Open Fire — Henry Van Dyke; The Weather Signs of Business — Bruce Barton; The National Influence of a Single Farm Community — Emily F. Hoag; Doctors and Near Doctors — Scientific American; Wasteful Regulations of Labor Unions — Federated American Engineering Societies; The Etiquette of tghe Stars and Stripes — National Geographic; Chemistry in Everyday Life — Edwin E. Slosson; Talking War to Death — Will Irwin; A Runaway World — Glenn Frank; Race Suicide — Edward Alsworth Ross; Politics: Behind the Scenes — Yale Review