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共 141 题- Vol. XXIII No.1 JULY 1910
- THE LAYING OF THE MONSTER
- BY THEODOSIA GARRISON
- Fake Mining Schemes that Steal the People's Savings
- By EMERSON HOUGH
- HONEST MINING IN HANNIBAL'S TIME
- THE "SUCKER LIST" IN WALL STREET
- NEW ENGLAND "DONE" BY AN INSANE MAN
- ALASKA REYNOLDSIZED
- WHEELBARROW VS. $72,000
- ENTER THE FINANCIAL AGENT
- CULLED TWO MILLIONS IN FOUR YEARS
- LYMAN'S SCHEME TO GET STOCKING SAVINGS
- THE MULATOS MINE SALTING SCHEME
- THE MAIL AND MINING THIEVES
- POST-OFFICE PROTECTION INADEQUATE
- LAWS TO PROTECT INVESTORS
- AN ACT.
- CAMPAIGN OF THE AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS
- THE ENGLISH WAY OF MINING--HONEST BUSINESS
- THE AMERICAN WAY--A GAMBLE
- THE PROMOTER AND THE CREAM
- THE PUBLIC = THE MINE
- CRACKER-BOX INVESTORS
- ENGLISH VS. AMERICAN MINE REPORTS
- NEEDED: A FEDERAL BUREAU OF MINES
- WHAT YOU AND I CAN DO
- By Alice MacGowan and Grace MacGowan Cooke
- II
- THE TRIAL BALANCE {pages 83-94}
- By MAXIMILIAN FOSTER
- Willoughby watched her absorbedly. "I don't know. Why?"
- The Painter of "Diana of the Tides" {pages 95-103}
- By WALTER PRICHARD EATON
- THE HEATHEN {page 193-204}
- By JACK LONDON
- I hid my smile and answered that it was well.
- THE QUESTION "HOW?" {page 205-208}
- THE ETHER ENSLAVED
- MAN IS INVISIBLE
- BRAIN NOT THE MAN
- THE MORAL "HOW"
- By SARAH N. CLEGHORN
- INSTEAD OF AN ARTICLE
- THE SAME OLD STORY OF GRAFT
- THE SHOCK TO CARNEGIE
- THE REAL STORY OF PITTSBURG
- I shall await with interest what you think of my suggestions.
- THE WOMEN OF TO-MORROW {page 215-226 part 1.}
- By WILLIAM HARD
- VEGETABLES DEPARTMENT.
- PACKING-HOUSE DEPARTMENT.
- 1. A course in Salting Meat in the "powdering" tub.
- 2. A course in Smoking Hams and Bacons.
- 3. A course in Pickling Pig's feet and Ears.
- 4. A course in Headcheese and Sausages.
- LIQUOR DEPARTMENT.
- 2. A course in Light Drinks, such as Elderberry Wine.
- CREAMERY DEPARTMENT.
- 1. A course in Making Butter.
- CLEANING DEPARTMENT
- 1. A course in Soapmaking.
- 2. A course in Making Brooms out of Guinea-wheat Straw.
- 3. A course in Starch making.
- 4. A course in Cleaning.
- FRUIT DEPARTMENT.
- 1. A course in Preserving--everything that can't be pickled.
- BREAKFAST FOOD DEPARTMENT.
- LIGHTING DEPARTMENT.
- 2. A course in Wax Candles. The use of molds.
- Law and Order
- By O. HENRY
- I caught a cold gleam from Bud's pale blue eyes.
- By SARAH N. CLEGHORN
- Lassoing Wild Animals In Africa
- By GUY H. SCULL
- Field Manager of the Buffalo Jones African Expedition
- CHARLES S. BIRD.
- THE WOMEN OF TO-MORROW {page 368-379 part 2.}
- By WILLIAM HARD
- II
- THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT SUBJECT.
- But
- II
- III
- IV
- By ARTHUR STRINGER
- THE WOMEN OF TO-MORROW {page 486-496 part 3.}
- By
- WILLIAM HARD
- III LOVE DEFERRED
- TWENTY-ONE OF THOSE SEVENTY-ONE CHILDREN DIED IN CHILDHOOD.
- SHE BECAME A WOMAN OF THE FUTURE.
- The Poison Bugaboo {pages 518-525}
- By SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS
- WHISKY VS. SNAKEBITE
- WHEN RATTLESNAKES KILL
- NO VIPERS IN THIS COUNTRY
- BEWARE THE ELAPS
- GILA MONSTER NOT SO MONSTROUS
- THE SCORPION'S STING
- THE DEADLY TARANTULA--IN PRINT
- SPIDER HYSTERIA
- THE "RED-SPOT"--DANGEROUS
- WORSE TEXAN THE "DEADLY" COPPERHEAD
- THE RISE OF THE KISSING-BUG
- THE DECLINE OF THE KISSING-BUG
- OUR REAL POISON PERIL
- Lassoing Wild Animals In Africa {pages 526-538}
- By GUY H. SCULL
- Field Manager of the Buffalo Jones African Expedition
- II
- The Homely Heroine {pages 602-608}
- By EDNA FERBER
- Sam blushed a little. "How did you know?"
- Sam looked up, quickly. "How in thunderation did you know----?"
- IN A MISSION GARDEN
- By CLARENCE URMY
- Lassoing WILD ANIMALS In Africa {pages 609-621}
- By GUY H. SCULL
- FIELD OF THE BUFFALO JONES AFRICAN EXPEDITION.
- III
- THE WOMEN OF TO-MORROW {page 767-777 part 4.}
- By WILLIAM HARD
- IV
- THE WASTERS
- Onlookers: "Great!"
- Onlookers: "Police! Arrest that man! He's crazy."
- BY L. M. MONTGOMERY
- THE MAN WHO MADE GOOD {pages 784-799}
- By ARTHUR STRINGER
- AUTHOR OF "THE SILVER POPPY," "PHANTOM HOUSE," ETC.
- II
- III
- IV
- VI
- VII
- Pyott laughed. "Then young Trotter got his story, after all?"
- VIII
- AN OPEN MIND: WILLIAM JAMES {p 800-801}
- By WALTER LIPPMANN