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Improvement Era, vol. 2, no. 11, September 1899

Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations

Improvement Era. Volume 2, no. 11. September 1899. Organ of Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations; published by the General Board, Salt Lake City.

Contents

  • Reynolds, George, ““He Shall Perish”,” 801.
  • Cowdery, Oliver, “Early Scenes and Incidents in the Church,” 807.
  • Marshall, Mariah A., “My Life, a Poem,” 814.
  • Nye, E. H., “Missionary Experiences: A Case of Miraculous Healing,” 815.
  • Musser, J. W., “Missionary Experiences: The Character of Our Assailants,” 817.
  • Neeley, Enos A., “Missionary Experiences: The Way Opened through Faith,” 818.
  • Johnson, Albert J., “Missionary Experiences: The Gift of Healing,” 819.
  • Nicholson, John, “Origin and Nature of Man, from the Standpoint of Revelation and Reason,” 820.
  • Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations, “God Knoweth Best, a Poem,” 829.
  • Roberts, B. H., “The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at the Parliament of Religions,” 831.
  • Nelson, N. L., “Gospel Studies: The Reality and Significance of Heaven and Hell,” 841.
  • Osmond, Alfred, “The Parting and the Meeting: A Story of the War, a Poem,” 850.
  • Wootton, A., “Civilization vs. Barbarism,” 854.
  • Ward, J. H., “The Tide of Life: A Plea for Mormon Civilization,” 856.
  • Farnsworth, Mary A., “Why Must It Be? a Poem,” 860.
  • Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations, “Death of Col. Ingersoll,” 862.
  • Davis, E. R., “Daybreak? a Poem,” 866.
  • Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations, “Editor’s Table: Talks to the Young Men; Learn a Trade; Return of the Volunteers,” 867.
  • Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations, “Notes,” 872.
  • Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations, “In Lighter Mood,” 873.
  • Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations, “Our Work: Meetings by Returned Missionaries; September Work,” 875.
  • Hull, Thomas, “Events of the Month,” 878.