Improvement Era, February 1908

Improvement Era. Volume 11, no. 4. February 1908. Organ of the Seventies and Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations; published by the General Board, Salt Lake City.

Contents

• The Western Gateway of Civilization: A Neglected Historical Spot, 241.
• Good and Evil Influences, 252.
• The Visitors: A Poem, 256.
• Groote Schuur—A Sketch, 257.
• Thoughts, the Master Power, 267.
• Edna Tide: A Poem, 269.
• Romance of a Missionary—IV. In the Police Court, 270.
• Let Each Man Learn to Know Himself: A Poem, 278.
• Thoughts of a Farmer—IV. By-Products, 279.
• Wasatch Mountains—Bridal Veil Falls, Provo Canyon, Utah, 280.
• How Advantages, Temporal and Spiritual, Are Lost, 281.
• Strive with Self: A Poem, 283.
• Guardianship in Religion and Other Classes, 284.
• An Opinion on Home and Other Fiction, 287.
• The World’s Great Religions—II. Buddhism, 290.
• The Boy Problem—II. Some Suggestions for Its Solution, 296.
• February Twenty-Second: A Poem, 299.
• Editor’s Table—The Home and the Child, 300.
• A Plea for Pure Air, 303.
• Physical Exercise and the M. I. A., 305.
• Seventy’s Council Table, 306.
• Messages from the Missions, 308.
• Mutual Work, 309.
• An “Era” in Every Home, 309.
• Our Reading Course, 310.
• The Mutual Farthest North, 312.
• Summer Work, 312.
• The Gospel Call: Hymn Set to Music, 313.
• Events and Comments, 315.