Reader’s Digest · March, 1928
March, 1928 Vol. 6, No. 71
Abraham Lincoln; The Most Lied about Man — by Honore Willsie Morrow; Is Science a Blind Alley? — by James Trunslow Adams; The Dead Lift — by Stewart Edward White; The Faith of the Fathers — by Ernest Martin Hopkins; Science and the Millennium — by Hendrik Willem Van Loon; Airship Passenger Service Next! — by Commander C. D. Burney — a designer of the "R-100"; Home Was Never Like This — by Charles Merz; Clean the Air and Grow Rich — by Helen Christine Bennett; The Heresy of the Parochial School — from The Atlantic; The Mushy Seventies — by George Ade; Are You Educated? — an Interview with Frederick B. Robinson — by M. K. Wisehart; Children of the Night — by Archibald Rutledge; Crowded — by Chester T. Crowell; A Whole New World under our Feet! — by Myron M. Stearns; The Disappearing daily — by Oswald Garrison Villard; Electrical Robots — by E. E. Free; Alcohol is Not a Medicine — by dr. Howard A. kelly (reported by Wm. Atherton Du Puy); The Declining Ku Klux Klan — by Reverend Henry M. Edmunds; Let Us Tell Our Children More! — by Dorothy Canfield; Prophetic Medicine — by C. Ward Crampton; The Much Maligned Bat — by Paul Griswold Howes; Marriage Today and Tomorrow — by Havelock Ellis; The Pope At Home — by George Sylvester Vierek; Are We Imperialists? — by Samuel Crowther; Oily Words — by Frederick Adams Woods; The Third Republic — and After — by Gerald W. Johnson; Worth Your Money — by Roger W. Babson; Business the Civilizer — by Earnest Elmo Calkins; The Rhodes Scholar’s Troubles at Oxford — by G. H. Estabrooks — Colgate University; Peoples of the Past — from The Mentor