The Scrap Book, March, 1906

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Various

Title

The Scrap Book, Volume 1, No. 1 March 1906

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Language

English

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AP: General Works: Periodicals

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32147

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https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/32147

Release Date

April 26, 2010

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.THE SCRAP BOOK
2. 2.VOLUME I
3. 3.MARCH to AUGUST, 1906
4. 4.INDEX TO VOLUME I.
5. 5.FICTION.
6. 6.POETRY.
7. 7.GENERAL INDEX. — THE SCRAP BOOK.
8. 8.MARCH, 1906.
9. 9.Something New in Magazine Making.
10. 10.The Latest Viewpoints of Men Worth While — THE COMING TEST OF AMERICAN RESOURCES. — Our Free Lands Are Gone. — Competition Grows Fiercer. — Teach the Boys to Work. — FREE TRADE IS VITAL TO GREAT BRITAIN. — ENGLAND'S DEFENSES, AND WHAT THEY COST. — THE CHEERY OPTIMISM OF LITTLE JAPAN. — THE GREAT AWAKENING OF THE CHINESE GIANT. — WE MUST HAVE EQUAL LAWS FOR ALL. — RUSSIA WILL ADVANCE, SAYS LEWIS NIXON. — DR. OSLER IN HIS MORE CHEERFUL PHASE. — PRACTICAL TRAINING FOR NATIONAL GUARD. — THE NEGRO'S CHANCE IN THE SOUTH. — THE DISADVANTAGES OF COEDUCATION. — THE LATE PRESIDENT HARPER AND HIS WORK. — THE MEANING OF PUBLIC OWNERSHIP. — GOOD ADVICE, GRATIS, FROM A RICH MAN.
11. 11.Roosevelt and the Labor-Unions. — A Commander of Men. — The Golden Rule Paraphrased. — Roosevelt and the Railway Men. — His Interest In Labor's Battles. — His Belief in Individualism. — Roosevelt and the Mine-Workers. — No Respecter of Persons. — The Enjoyment in Labor.
12. 12.A Descent Into the Maelström.
13. 13.FAVORITE POEMS — OPPORTUNITY. — Oh, Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Be Proud?
14. 14.Superstitions of the Theater. — Yellow is an Unlucky Color. — Mirrors and Peep-Holes. — The Witches' Song is Side-Stepped. — Whistling is Tabooed.
15. 15.GRAVE, GAY, AND EPIGRAMMATIC. — PAYING THE PIPER. — MARK TWAIN'S RESPONSE. — WHAT THE AILMENT WAS. — THE FARMER'S SYMPATHY. — PROVED. — EQUALITY. — A FISH STORY. — BYRON ON WOMAN. — WOMAN'S RETORT. — SHAKESPEARE ON WOMAN. — A MAIDEN SPEECH.
16. 16.TWO VIEWS OF OLD AGE. — THE LAST LEAF. — AS SEEN AT SEVENTY.
17. 17.The Gridiron.
18. 18.TRICKS THAT WORDS MAY BE MADE TO PLAY. — Odd Jobs for Unemployed Minds in the Arrangement of Freak Sentences.
19. 19.Pugilism's Invasion of the Drama. — Sacrificed Ring to the Drama. — When the "Blocks" Went Off. — Conscientious and Two-Handed. — Solar Plexus for College Etiquette. — Jeffries's Dramatic Recitals. — The Heroine is Nifty. — The Lady Takes the Count.
20. 20.Little Glimpses of the 19th Century — 1800 — 1801 — 1802 — 1803 — 1804 — 1805 — 1806 — 1807 — 1808 — 1809 — 1810
21. 21.POEMS OF GOOD-FELLOWSHIP. — THE FRIEND OF MY HEART. — THINGS TO FORGET. — FRIENDS. — BETTER LUCK ANOTHER YEAR. — "HULLO!" — HE'S NONE THE WORSE FOR THAT. — FROM LORD TENNYSON.
22. 22.Winter Photography for Amateurs. — Watch Man Who "Does the Rest." — Other Necessary Precautions. — Three Classes of Snow Pictures.
23. 23.TIME IN WHICH MONEY WILL DOUBLE AT SEVERAL RATES OF INTEREST.
24. 24.THE PROGRESS OF WOMEN. — HOW TRAVEL IS MADE TO PAY. — IN AMERICA SEVENTY YEARS AGO. — THE RUSH INTO BUSINESS LIFE. — IN THE LAST STRONGHOLDS OF MAN. — CALLINGS PECULIAR TO THE SEX. — WOMAN'S STATUS IN EUROPE. — A WOMAN'S LEGAL RIGHTS. — IN GREECE AND THE ORIENT. — THE LANDS OF EMANCIPATION. — PROGRESS IN THE UNITED STATES.
25. 25.RHYMES BY THE BARDS OF GRAFT. — SEVEN AGES OF GRAFT. — WHATCHY GOIN' T' GIMME? — THE ORIGINAL GRAFTER.
26. 26.The Devil and Tom Walker.
27. 27.SHELLEY ON CHILDREN.
28. 28.VICTOR HUGO ON WOMAN.
29. 29.The Beginnings of Stage Careers. — MANSFIELD'S OPPORTUNITY. — Mansfield Meets W.S. Gilbert. — A Lucky Misfortune. — From the Memoirs of James H. Stoddart. — Young Mansfield's Triumph. — Back To Comic Opera. — RISE OF MISS ANGLIN. — MRS. CARTER'S HARD FIGHT. — RICHMAN DESERTED TRADE. — FAY TEMPLETON BORN TO IT.
30. 30.WHEN WE OLD BOYS WERE YOUNG. — LONG AGO. — WHEN ADAM WAS A BOY. — CASTLE YESTERDAY.
31. 31.Definitions of "A Friend."
32. 32.Dress For All Occasions. — MORNING DRESS. — AFTERNOON DRESS. — EVENING DRESS. — DRESS FOR THEATER AND OPERA. — DRESS FOR WEDDINGS. — FOR LUNCHEONS AND BREAKFASTS. — DRESS FOR MUSICALES, PRIVATE THEATRICALS, ETC. — MOURNING DRESS.
33. 33.The Box Tunnel.
34. 34.SAYINGS IN EVERY-DAY USE.
35. 35.LITTLE STORIES OF BIG PEOPLE. — EDISON'S "FAKE" CIGARS. — THE "DEAD-BEAT" AND THE PASS. — THE HOST WAS PLEASED. — CHOPIN'S "INSPIRATION." — VERY SUPERIOR CLAY. — MR. CRAWFORD'S ENDEAVOR. — THE HOT WATER CURE. — THE UGLIEST FAMILY IN ENGLAND. — THE MAN WHO STRUCK THE KING.
36. 36.BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. — A TYPICAL AMERICAN CITIZEN. — Mr. Choate's Eloquent Tribute. — The Variety of His Talents. — A Manager of Men. — Franklin the Scientist. — IN LITERATURE AND PUBLIC LIFE. — A PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE. — FRANKLIN AS A RELIGIOUS MAN.
37. 37.THE OSTRICH PUNCHING OF ARROYO AL.
38. 38.A Horoscope of the Months.
39. 39.FATE.
40. 40.FROM THE LIPS OF ANANIAS. — A LION'S GRATITUDE. — THE KANSAS BRAND. — A REMINISCENCE. — TO "FOOL" HIS COWS. — SQUIRREL BECAME WOOD. — THE REAL WASHINGTON.
41. 41.LITTLE GEMS FROM WEBSTER.
42. 42.VAGARIES OF MATHEMATICS. — NUMBERS THAT EQUIVOCATED. — FREAK COMBINATIONS.
43. 43.Eulogy on the Dog.
44. 44.Abou Ben Adhem.

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