Cover, Masthead, and Contents

Improvement Era. Volume 4, no. 4. February 1901. Organ of Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations; published by the General Board, Salt Lake City.

Contents

• Anderson, Edward H., “The Governors of Utah—Harding, Doty and Durkee—IV,” 241.
• Joyce, John A., “Now: A Poem,” 246.
• Reynolds, George, “Infant Baptism and the Sacrament,” 247.
• Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations, “Music,” 252.
• Young, Seymour B., “Physical Evidences of the Divine Mission of the Prophet Joseph Smith,” 253.
• Anderson, Bertha E., “A Tribute: A Poem,” 259.
• Sorghum, Samuel, “A Shipwrecked Life: A “Mormon” Story,” 261.
• Anderson, Nephi, “Died in the Field: A Poem,” 266.
• Pearson, Sarah E., “Gifts and Giving,” 267.
• Lowell, James Russell, “The Recompense: A Poem,” 269.
• Miller, John T., “The Word of Wisdom,” 270.
• Ballantyne, Richard, “With the Remnants at Nauvoo,” 273.
• Shivell, Paul, “To a Mother: A Poem,” 279.
• Anderson, Nephi, “The Finding of Olga: A Love Story—I,” 280.
• Widtsoe, John A., “The Folly of Astrology,” 289.
• Tanner, J. M., “Some Leading Events in the Current Story of the World,” 296.
• Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations, “Editor’s Table: Greeting to the World; What About the Home?; Answers to Questions,” 301.
• Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations, “Notes,” 308.
• Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations, “In Lighter Mood,” 310.
• Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations, “Our Work: Class Methods; How to Conduct Recitations; Do Counselors Go Out of Office with Presidents? ,” 313.
• Hull, Thomas, “Events of the Month,” 317.