July 1919

24 articles

• 1Improvement Era, July 1919Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations
• 2Present ProspectsCharles W. Penrosepp. 745 to 746
• 3The First-Born, the Resurrection and the LifeCharles W. Penrosepp. 747 to 755
• 4My ValleyGeorge Gardnerpp. 756 to 760
• 5The CostWilliam Hallspp. 761 to 762
• 6Bear Lake, the BeautifulEzra J. Poulsenpp. 763 to 764
• 7Their Children’s ChildrenAnnie D. Palmerpp. 765 to 773
• 8The Tired Mother: Pioneer RecollectionsBetsey Smith Goodwinpp. 774 to 780
• 9They’re Coming HomeYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associationsp. 781
• 10How Private Neibaur Won the Congressional Medal of HonorCharles W. Nibleypp. 782 to 790
• 11Mission LeadersEdward H. Andersonpp. 791 to 799
• 12The SeerEzra J. Poulsenp. 800
• 13Natural Phenomena Related to Human HistoryJames Edward Talmagepp. 801 to 802
• 14Irrigation and Education, VO. W. Israelsenp. 803
• 15La Sierra MadreJoel H. Martineaup. 804
• 16An Adventure in the Life of Mr. Horatio Algerion Hardcastle, BurglarEverett Springpp. 805 to 811
• 17The Sum of LifeGrace Ingles Frostp. 812
• 18July, 1919Alfred Lambournep. 813
• 19Zion and JerusalemJoseph Fielding Smithpp. 814 to 815
• 20The Fruits of Good and EvilCharles W. Penrosep. 816
• 21The AssignationElizabeth Cannon Porterpp. 817 to 819
• 22ThoughtsAlbert R. Lymanp. 820
• 23Editors’ Table: The Solemn AssemblyYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associationspp. 821 to 831
• 24Passing EventsYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associationspp. 832 to 836