Cover, Masthead, and Contents

Improvement Era. Volume 3, no. 4. February 1900. Organ of Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations; published by the General Board, Salt Lake City.

Contents

• Smith, Joseph F., ““The Manuscript Found”,” 241.
• Talmage, James E., “The Methods and Motives of Science,” 250.
• Alcott, Louisa M., “My Kingdom: A Poem,” 259.
• Sloan, W. J., “Was It Theft?,” 260.
• Whalen, Sarah, “An Incident of the Camp,” 263.
• Jaques, John, “Life and Labors of Sidney Rigdon—III,” 265.
• Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations, “Be Happy, My Boy: A Poem,” 273.
• Wootton, A., “The Friendly Handclasp,” 274.
• Spencer, John T., “The Seventh Day and Sabbath,” 276.
• Mangum, Lester, “Causes Leading up to the Reformation,” 280.
• Tanner, J. M., “The South African War,” 284.
• Savage, C. R., “A Trip South with President Young in 1870,” 293.
• Grant, Heber J., “Humble Devotion vs. Military Glory,” 300.
• Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations, “Editor’s Table: Talks to the Young Men; Deference to Sacred Places; The Roberts Case,” 305.
• Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations, “Notes,” 310.
• Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations, “In Lighter Mood,” 311.
• Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations, “Our Work: The Cultivation of Literary Style; M. I. Work in San Francisco,” 313.
• Hull, Thomas, “Events of the Month,” 316.