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Gallery · Volume 14, Number 2

“1914 Time Capsule Slide Show: Part 1”

Slide Show: Part 1

Poetry Magazine

The Egoist

The Editor

The Masses

Single Standard Eugenics

How the Other Half Lives

Winsor McCay Drawings

The Literary Digest and Collier’s

Angel Island

Poetry , May 1914
Poetry , May 1914 William Butler Yeats, “The Magi” and “The Coat”
The Egoist , August 1914
The Egoist , August 1914 Two poems by Amy Lowell
The Egoist , August 1914 FIrst page of part three of the serial publication of “Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.”
The Editor , May 1914
The Editor , May 1914, Advertisements.
The Editor , March 1914, “The Literary Market: Books of Poems”
The Masses , August 1914 Midsummer Facts Number
The Masses , August 1914 Drawn by Maurice Becker, “Soujourners at the Oceanside Hotel Report a Cool Summer” “Women workers in hotel kitchens do not receive the protection of the ten hour law or the fifty-four-hours-a-week law. They are often compelled to work ninety-eight hours a week in vilely unsanitary surroundings and no ventilation.”
The Masses , August 1914 Drawn by Maurice Becker, “This is a gay world! Yacht races, tennis tournament, polo-match, all at the same time.”
The Masses , August 1914 Drawn by John Sloan to illustrate Floyd Dell's short story, “The Beating”
The Masses , August 1914 Drawn by K.R. Chamberlain, “I used to be interested in the suffrage movement, before it got mixed up with those labor agitators and socialists”
The Masses , August 1914 “attributed to Filson Young, “Turn Out the Light,”
The Masses , December 1914
The Masses , December 1914 Editorial statement from masthead
The Masses , December 1914 selections from “Jots and Tittles”
The Masses , December 1914 Drawn by John Sloan, “At the End of the War”:7.
The Masses , December 1914 Drawn by G.S. Sparks, “Horrors”
The Masses , December 1914 Louis Untermeyer, “Wake, God, and Arm”
The Masses , December 1914 Drawn by Maurice Becker, “Christmas Cheer”
The Masses , December 1914 “To the School Board”
Drawn by Aurthur Young, Everybody’s Magazine , April 1914
The Masses , December 1914 “Poems—by Lucy Reynolds”(Each poem appears individually in the three subsequent slides.)
The Masses , December 1914 “The Old Mother’s Death” by Lucy Reynolds
The Masses , December 1914 “A Good Man” by Lucy Reynolds
The Masses , December 1914 “Oh, That’s Different” by Lucy Reynolds
“Voices of Living Poets,” The Current Opinion , February 1919
The Masses , December 1914 “To the School Board”
Thomas W. Shannon, Single Standard Eugenics , 1914
Thomas W. Shannon, “Standard Eugenics Laws,” Single Standard Eugenics , 1914
Jacob A. Riis, How the Other Half Lives , 1914
Jacob A. Riis, How the Other Half Lives , 1914 “Gotham Court”
Jacob A. Riis, How the Other Half Lives , 1914 “An Old Rear-Tenement in Roosevelt Street”
Winsor McCay, The Playground Attributed to 1914 by Wikimedia Commons
Winsor McCay, Summertime date unconfirmed
Collier’s , September 1914 Campbell’s Soup Advertisement
The Literary Digest , October 1914 Campbell’s Soup Advertisement
The 1914 novel Angel Island title page indicates “two illustrations by John Rae,” but only this one appears in Google Book’s digital copy, the other, presumably, having been cut from the volume prior to digitization. Two more Rae's color illustrations follow the title page slide from the 1913 serial publication in The American Magazine .
The American Magazine , August 1913
“The first thing to do now,’ he went on, “is to put up a signal.” Angel Island , painted by John Rae, The American Magazine , August 1913
“Nearer she came and nearer. Now their eyes were level. And now—she kissed him’ Angel Island , painted by John Rae, The American Magazine , September 1913