McClure's Magazine, Vol. XXXI June, 1908 No. 2
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- Author
- Various
- Title
- McClure's Magazine, Vol 31, No 2, June 1908
- Credits
- Produced by Juliet Sutherland, Annie McGuire and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- AP: General Works: Periodicals
- Subject
- American literature -- Periodicals
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 27699
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/27699
- Release Date
- January 4, 2009
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.McCLURE'S MAGAZINE — VOL. XXXI JUNE, 1908 No. 2
- 2.CONTENTS
- 3.ELLEN TERRY — The Unknown Dangers of America — New York Before the "Sky-scrapers" — Irving Brings Shakespeare to America — Our First Appearance Before an American Audience — American Clothes — The Work of Augustus Saint-Gaudens — Robert Taber — Dramatic Criticism in America — William Winter and His Children — Discovering the Southern Darkey — American Women
- 4.THE DECREE MADE ABSOLUTE — BY MARIE BELLOC LOWNDES — ILLUSTRATIONS BY ARTHUR G. DOVE
- 5.PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND HIS WAR ON CONGRESS — BY — CARL SCHURZ — ILLUSTRATED WITH PHOTOGRAPHS — The Beginnings of the Struggle — Stevens the Dominating Figure of the Struggle — William Pitt Fessenden — The President's Logic — Lincoln's Policy versus Johnson's — The Personal Bitterness of the Struggle — A Humiliating Spectacle — False Encouragement to the South
- 6.THE CRYSTAL-GAZER — BY MARY S. WATTS — AUTHOR OF "THE GREAT NORTH ROAD," ETC. — ILLUSTRATIONS BY FRANK A. NANKIVELL — II — NO TRESPASSING UNDER PENALTY OF — THE LAW — Abram and Nicol Pendarves, Proprietors — per Mary Smith — III — IV — V
- 7.BOB, DÉBUTANT — BY HENRY GARDNER HUNTING — ILLUSTRATIONS BY DENMAN FINK
- 8.TWO PORTRAITS BY GILBERT STUART — A NOTE ON A RECENT ACCESSION OF THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART — BY SAMUEL ISHAM — Two Portraits by Gilbert Stuart — reproduced by permission of — The Metropolitan Museum of Art — Printed from plates made by the Colorplate Engraving Company, New York
- 9.MARY BAKER G. EDDY — THE STORY OF HER LIFE AND THE HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE — BY — GEORGINE MILMINE — XIV — MRS. EDDY'S BOOK AND DOCTRINE — How "Science and Health" was Published — There is No Material Universe — Mrs. Eddy's Exegesis — Mrs. Eddy's Account of the Creation [10] — The Story of Adam — Mrs. Eddy Denies the Atonement — Mrs. Eddy's Revision of the Lord's Prayer — Mrs. Eddy's Therapeutics — A Sensationless Body the Goal of Existence — Mrs. Eddy's Physiology — Mrs. Eddy's View of History — Lack of Religious Feeling in Mrs. Eddy's Book — Malicious Animal Magnetism — Poverty a False Belief — Mrs. Eddy's Views on Marriage — Future of Christian Science — Mrs. Eddy's Opposition to the Mind Cure Movement — THE END
- 10.HER FRUITS — BY — MARY ELEANOR ROBERTS
- 11.THE KEY TO THE DOOR — BY FIELDING BALL — ILLUSTRATIONS BY WALTER JACK DUNCAN
- 12.THE WAYFARERS — BY — MARY STEWART CUTTING — AUTHOR OF "LITTLE STORIES OF COURTSHIP," "LITTLE STORIES OF MARRIED LIFE," ETC. — ILLUSTRATIONS BY ALICE BARBER STEPHENS — XIX — GREAT CRASH — CONEWAYS & CO. FAIL — IN BOSTON — XX — XXI — XXII
- 13.THE PROBLEMS OF SUICIDE — BY GEORGE KENNAN — Psychological Problems of Suicide — Spring and Summer the Suicide Seasons — Suicide Weather — Influence of Environment on Self-Destruction — War As a Deterrent to Suicide — San Francisco Earthquake Decreased Suicides — Professional Classes Furnish Most Suicides — Germany's High Suicide Rates — EUROPEAN PEOPLES GROUPED RACIALLY — NUMBER OF SUICIDES PER MILLION INHABITANTS — I. Slavs — II. Scandinavians — III. Latins — IV. Germans — V. English — VI. Asiatics — SUICIDES PER MILLION OF POPULATION — Odd Methods Employed by Suicides — The Emotional Temperament as a Cause
- 14.PRAIRIE DAWN — BY WILLA SIBERT CATHER
- 15.THE DOINGS OF THE DEVIL — BY HARVEY J. O'HIGGINS — ILLUSTRATIONS BY THOMAS FOGARTY — II — III
- 16.YOUNG HENRY AND THE OLD MAN — BY JOHN M. OSKISON
- 17.EDITORIAL — THE TRUTH OF ORCHARD'S STORY — FOOTNOTES:
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