Reader’s Digest · October, 1922
October 1922 Vol. 1, No. 8
The Heavy Footed — Frederick L. Allen; Topics in Brief — Literary Digest; The Emerging Factory — H. A. Overstreet; People in Glass Houses — National Review; The Community Theatre in America — International Interpreter; The March of Science; Strange India — Harold Cox; Falling in Love — Arnold Bennett; Crude Oil Religion — Robert S. Lynd; Students of the World — Frazier Hunt; Three Progressive Movements — World’s Work; Leadership at Last for the Farmers — John K. Barnes; On the Length of Cleopatra’s Nose — Brander Matthews; Have You an Educated Heart? — Gelett Burgess; The Letter Law and the Golden Rule — George W. Alger; Women as Dictators — Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont; A Dry West Warns the Thirsty East — William Allen White; Bells and Bell Towers — Clinton H. Meneely; Socialism and Common Sense — E. W. Howe’s Monthly; Since Grandfather’s Time — Raymond B. Fosdick; What Shall We Do to Stop Crime? — ABA’s committee on Law Enforcement; On the Sense of Direction — W. H. Hudson; What Aids the World? — Rev. Martin J. Scott; The Wonders of Microscopy — J. Arthur Thompson; Superpower: The Next Industrial Revolution — Judson C. Welliver; Athletics for Women — Mrs. Molia B. Mallory; A Bit of Philosophy — Zone Gale; The References of Promoters — Samuel Hopkins Adams; Who’s to Blame for Divorce? — Mark H. Revell; Map Changing Machine — William Joseph Showalter; Viewpoints; A Challenge to Spiritualistic Mediums — Patrick Kearney; About some Writers in this Issue