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September 1929

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Charlotte Arthur, Harold Lewis Cook, Nelson Antrim Crawford, Alice De Nair, Abbie Huston Evans, Alice Finnegan, and more.

September 1929

Space of Breath
- Harold Lewis Cook
  The Ghost
- Harold Lewis Cook
  Rejected Lover
- Harold Lewis Cook
  Warning
- Harold Lewis Cook
  Statement
Something of Earth
- Helen Hoyt
  The Dream
- Helen Hoyt
  Like Something of Earth
- Helen Hoyt
  The Elf
- Helen Hoyt
  The Fern
- Helen Hoyt
  The Picture
David McCord
Recession
Nelson Antrim Crawford
Cats and Zinnias
Gladys L. Schmitt
Progeny
Alice W. Finnegan
Song for Viaticum
In Ireland
- Charlotte Arthur
  Connemara
- Charlotte Arthur
  Black Ballad
Borghild Lee
Irony
Agnes Lee
Rheumatic
Two Poems
- Abbie Huston Evans
  The Poet
- Abbie Huston Evans
  The Well
Light as Air
- Alice deNair
  Enter Fool
- Alice deNair
  Day
L. A. G. Strong
Childless
Portraits and Observations
- Helmar Oren Oleson,Helmer Oren Oleson
  Chin-Wagger's Epitaph
- Helmer Oren Oleson,Helmar Oren Oleson
  Inferiority Complex
- Helmer Oren Oleson,Helmar Oren Oleson
  Lines Written on a Hot Day
- Helmar Oren Oleson,Helmer Oren Oleson
  I Fought Valiantly Today
- Helmer Oren Oleson,Helmar Oren Oleson
  This Day
- Helmer Oren Oleson,Helmar Oren Oleson
  The Subway Rider
Comment
- Morton Dauwen Zabel
  The Way of Periodicals
- Toward Posthumous Fame
- Harriet Monroe
  A Final Travel-Chapter
- Pat Morrissette
  Notes on Mid-Western Oblivion
Review
- Morton Dauwen Zabel
  An Art of Living Things
  Golden Falcon by Robert P. Tristram Coffin

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