July 1920
28 articles
- 1Improvement Era, July 1920Young Men's Mutual Improvement Associations
- 2Progress of Education in Utah, Since 1913Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations
- 3The Relation of the Juvenile Court to the Educational System of the StateHugo B. Andersonpp. 765 to 772
- 4Beecher, Grady, and Upshaw on Flowers and HomesLevi Edgar Youngpp. 773 to 774
- 5The Latter-day Saints and EducationAdam S. Bennionpp. 775 to 781
- 6Record of a Typical High School in UtahYoung Men's Mutual Improvement Associationsp. 782
- 7The Church Schools as Architects of EducationFrank R. Arnoldpp. 783 to 785
- 8VictoryLloyd Woodruffp. 786
- 9In Memory of Utah’s First School TeacherPhilip L. Orthpp. 787 to 788
- 10Recent Development in the Utah School SystemE. J. Nortonpp. 789 to 793
- 11The Call of the MountainsA. Samuel Biddulphp. 793
- 12Evening PrayerCharles F. Steelep. 793
- 13The High Schools of UtahMosiah Hallpp. 794 to 795
- 14Utah, the Pioneer StateEunice Wattis Bowmanpp. 796 to 797
- 15The Relationship of Poetry and Art to EducationAlfred Lambournepp. 798 to 804
- 16A Summer Outing and What Came of ItAnthony W. Ivinspp. 805 to 810
- 17Educational PreparednessJoseph M. Tannerpp. 811 to 812
- 18Teaching as a VocationMilton Bennionpp. 813 to 816
- 19The University of UtahJohn A. Widtsoepp. 817 to 820
- 20Two Lessons in SanitationRichard R. Lymanpp. 821 to 822
- 21Sociological Aspect of “Mormonism”Levi Edgar Youngpp. 823 to 830
- 22The Brigham Young UniversityGeorge H. Brimhallpp. 831 to 834
- 23The Utah ProgramC. A. Prosserpp. 835 to 842
- 24A College That Gives Ideas as Well as IdealsD. E. Robinsonpp. 843 to 852
- 25Fathers’ and Sons’ OutingYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associationspp. 853 to 856
- 26Thirty Years of Agricultural Experimentation in UtahF. S. Harrispp. 857 to 866
- 27Editors’ TableYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associationspp. 867 to 869
- 28Passing EventsYoung Men’s Mutual Improvement Associationspp. 870 to 872