Reader’s Digest · November, 1922
November 1922 Vol. 1, No. 9
Why is it? — Clarence Day, Jr; Salvaging Civilization — G. Stanley Hall; Are Modern Manners Bad? — W. L. George; Sections and Nation — Frederick Jackson Turner; The Open Door in Marriage — Anne C. E. Allison; The Ways of a Dog with a Man — Albert Payson Terhune; … And Points West — Arthur Ruhl; The Dangerous Age in Business — Floyd W. Parsons; People by the Wayside — Marguerite Wilkinson; The Memory of Ancient Wrongs — S. S. McClure; About Money — The Mentor; Hypnotism — Fact or Fake? — Donald A. Laird, University of Wyoming; Call for Mr. Kenworthy — Robert J. Benchley; The Gentlest Art — W. L. George; Well, I didn’t know that! — Edward W. Bok; The New Hope for the Cities — Lindsay Rogers; The World War on Booze — Frazier Hunt; The Land of the Free in Africa — Harry A. McBride; The Romance of the Heavens — J. Arthur Thompson; The National School — Dallas Lore Sharp; The Menace of the Sermon — Francis E. Clark; An Evgen Break for the Farmer — John K. Barnes; Are you a Beggar’s Easy Mark? — John D. Godrey; Science and Crime — Scientific American; Aptitude vs Experience — Waldemar Kaempffert; The Forgotten Woman — John Corbin; The Unbeaten Trail; The Charm of Good Listening — Richard Le Gallienne; Music and Health — H. Addington Bruce; Do you want a cover on the Reader’s Digest? Help double our membership by Christmas; Make your Vote Count — Collier’s; Sweet are the Uses of Mendacity — George S. Chappell; About Some Writers in this Issue