Improvement Era, March 1908

Improvement Era. Volume 11, no. 5. March 1908. Organ of the Seventies and Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations; published by the General Board, Salt Lake City.

Contents

• The Philosophy of Faith and Worship, 321.
• Wasatch Mountains—In Cottonwood Canyon, 329.
• What of the Home-Coming?—A Narrative Based on Real Life, 330.
• Thoughts of a Farmer—V. The Test of Goodness and Value, in Horses and Men, 338.
• The Answer to Death: A Poem, 341.
• Romance of a Missionary—V. The Green Lanes of England, 342.
• A Fragment of Early Church History, 353.
• In the Petrified Forests of Arizona, 359.
• For the Increase of Faith—Sacredness of the Temple—Aid from Beyond the Veil, 361.
• A Tribute to Margaret Hull, 364.
• The Church of Latter-days: A Poem, 368.
• The Boy Problem—III. What the Schools Can Do, 369.
• Say a Word of Happiness: A Poem, 374.
• The World’s Great Religions—III. Confucianism, 375.
• The Cross of Sorrow: A Poem, 378.
• Editor’s Table—“I Know That My Redeemer Lives”, 379.
• Messages from the Missions, 388.
• Notes, 390.
• Seventy’s Council Table, 391.
• Mutual Work—Hawaiian M. I. A.—Mutual Notes, 394.
• Events and Comments, 395.