This is an index to Volume XXXVI of what appears to be a general-interest literary and cultural magazine. The issue contains numerous special articles on diverse subjects: biographical profiles of cultural figures (Ellen Terry, Ethel Barrymore, Richard Mansfield, John Singer Sargent); historical and social topics (American immigration history, women's equality, Abraham Lincoln's courtships, the development of American steel industry); and art historical essays on painters like Edward Burne-Jones and James McNeill Whistler. Contributors include Herbert N. Casson, Matthew White Jr., and Christian Brinton. A serial by Leroy Scott titled "To Him That Hath" runs through the volume. The short story section showcases approximately fifty stories by writers including O. Henry, Dorothy Canfield, J. Oliver Curwood, and Montague Glass, covering genres from westerns and adventure tales to domestic fiction and character studies. Light verse appears throughout at scattered pages.
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