Improvement Era, June 1912

Improvement Era, vol. 15, no. 8 (June 1912), published monthly at Salt Lake City by the General Board of the Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations.

Editorial contents

• The Cliff-Dwellers, 669.
• Criticism, and Spiritual and Temporal Condition of the Church, 671.
• Little Problems of Married Life: X, 683.
• To the Mummy of the Cliff-Dweller: A Poem, 688.
• Back to the Home, 690.
• Arizona, Bright Star: A Poem, 695.
• Reminiscences of the Salt Lake Theatre, 696.
• “Mormon” Sunday Schools, 703.
• The Inspiration of Cheer: A Poem, 706.
• Scenes in Denmark, 707.
• Cuernavaca, the Oriental City of the Western Hemisphere, 710.
• Memorial: A Poem, 714.
• The Open Road: Stages V and VI, 715.
• In Memory of the “Titanic” Victims: A Poem, 725.
• When Great Sorrows Are Our Portion, 726.
• Just Two Little Shoes: A Poem, 731.
• Portrait of Hiram B. Clawson, Utah Pioneer, 732.
• Pioneer Incidents, 733.
• Editor’s Table: Old Forms vs. New, 736.
• What Determined Brigham Young to Settle in Salt Lake Valley?, 738.
• “Lest We Forget”, 740.
• An Appeal with a Promise, 742.
• Messages from the Missions, 742.
• Priesthood Quorums’ Table: The Last Testimony of Hamilton G. Park, 750.
• Lesson V: How to Question a Class, 752.
• Mutual Work: Saved the Child’s Life, 753.
• Summer Work, 753.
• M. I. A. Scouts, 754.
• Music and Oratory, 755.
• Pioneer Trail, 755.
• Annual M. I. A. Conference, 755.
• Passing Events, 756.