TITLE: ATLANTIC Monthly Magazine
[Founded in 1857, and still in publication, one of America's oldest magazines! ATLANTIC MONTHLY features interesting and intelligent articles, and vintage advertisements of the day. Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below! ]
ISSUE DATE: AUGUST, 1922; Vol. 190, No. 2
CONDITION: Magazine size: Approx 6" X 9". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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Beyond the Barrier. A Record of Delirium ... A DOCTOR'S WIFE.
The Floor of Heaven. A Story of the Hunting-Field ... EMMA LAWRENCE.
"Change Cars at Paoli"... A. EDWARD NEWTON.
Jazz: A Musical Discussion ... CARL ENGEL.
American Domestic Manners.The Accounts of Two Travelers ... PHILIP KATES.
Soul -Soul !'A Poem ... FANNIE STEARNS GIFFORD.
Peasant Masters. II. The Skhodka and the Tcheka ... EMMA PONAFIDINE.
`Boston Calling.' A Story. ... GERTRUDE MARSHALL GEER.
Lighting the Dark Continent. II. Newly Discovered Letters of the Great Missionary ... DAVID LIVINGSTONE.
The Blast-Furnace.A Chapter in Steel ... CHARLES RUMFORD WALKER.
Reality. A Poem. ... MARGARET SHERWOOD.
'Nightfall' ... ADA CAMBRIDGE.
Christine and the Princess. A Scene from the Human Comedy ... MARY VALENTINE STANLEY.
The New World:.
The Genoa Conference.Mr. Lloyd George at Work ... HERBERT SIDEBOTHAM.
British Personalities, I. ... E. T. RAYMOND.
The League of Nations After Two Years ... RAYMOND B. FOSDICK.
France's Part SISLEY HUDDLESTON.
The Non-Assimilation of Israel ... WILLIAM YALE.

The Contributors' Club: Hay Fever: A Paroxysm -Awareness -A Mysterious Profession.
The Contributors' Column: Telephonic Morality - Old Grouch to Young Barbarian - Flapper Defined - New Races and the Old Religion- Opium - Student Life in Bologna - Leave Me Lay.
The Atlantic's Bookshelf: Books and Characters-The Outline of Science-The Revolt Against Civilization-Wild FolkIndelible - The Garden Party - Tramping with a Poet in the Rockies.

FULL PAGE vintage ADS include:
The CHALMERS SIX -- John Philip Sousa's band plays for you, VICTROLA -- SMITH & WESSON, manufacturors of superior revolvers -- CAMPBELL's OX TAIL Soup -- COLOR PAINTING For the AMPICO Piano company -- COLOR Painting for STANDARD plumbing fixtures -- LaFayette automobiles -- PLUS MORE FULL PAGE, and MANY smaller ads!
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