Improvement Era, February 1914

Improvement Era, vol. 17, no. 4 (February 1914).

Contents

Lincoln's Gettysburg Address (281), Dawn of a New Day (281), The Parable of the Defective Battery (283), The Belated Emigrants of 1856—IV (287), Rosa. A Poem (299), Voice of the Intangible—XXII (300), Primordial. A Poem (304), Discoveries on the Colorado—IV (305), Character Counts (311), Have Joseph Smith's Interpretations Been Discredited? (313), What Lack We Yet? A Poem (351), Washington. A Poem (352), Men Who Have Done Things—XIV (354), Joseph Smith as Educator—II–IV (360), It Is Well. A Poem (365), Hebrew Idioms and Analogies in the Book of Mormon—II (366), The Most Perfect. A Poem (370), Where Flowers Grow. A Poem (371), In Honor of President Joseph F. Smith (372), Conditions of Success—I (380), A Practical Demonstration (383), Editors' Table—Boy Scouts—History of Lehi (385), Messages from the Missions (388), Priesthood Quorums' Table (395), Mutual Work (399), Passing Events (402).