Aims in feature writing, 46

Alliteration in titles, 179

Amateur writers, opportunities for, 7, 12

American Magazine, articles from, 76, 87;
  excerpt from, 158

Amusements as a source of interest, 42

Analysis of articles on factory school, 107, 116

Analysis of special articles, 22;
  outline for, 201

Animals as a source of interest, 41

Appeals, kinds of, 39;
  combinations of, 45

“Arbor Day Advice,” 57

Arrangement of material, 101

Balance in titles, 179

“Bedroom in Burlap, A,” 68

Beginnings, 131;
  structure of, 131;
  types of, 132

Boston Herald, article from, 204

Boston Transcript, articles from, 209, 326;
  excerpt from, 145

“Boys in Search of Jobs,” 209

“Brennan Mono-Rail Car,” 274

Browning, John M., personality sketch of, 89

“By Parcel Post,” 341

Camera, use of, for illustrations, 194

Captions for illustrations, 196

“Centennial of First Steamship to Cross the Atlantic,” 360

Chicago Tribune, excerpt from, 159

Children as a source of interest, 41

Christian Science Monitor, article from, 206

Clark, Thomas Arkle, personality sketch of, 87

Class publications, 11, 20, 23

College training for writing, 16

Collier’s Weekly, excerpt from, 139

Collins, James H., article by, 349

Confession articles, 32, 70;
  examples of, 71

“Confessions of a College Professor’s Wife,” 307

Contests for supremacy as a source of interest, 41

Correspondents as feature writers, 6

Cosgrove, John O’Hara, on Sunday magazine sections, 9

“County Service Station, A,” 248

Country Gentleman, articles from, 248, 341;
  excerpt from, 156

Cover page for manuscripts, 183;
  form for, 184

Crime, presentation of, 47

Curiosity as a qualification for writers, 15

Definition of special feature article, 4

Delineator, article from, 293;
  excerpt from, 152

Descriptive beginnings, 138

Designer, article from, 68

Detroit News, article from, 260;
  excerpt from, 125

Diction, 161

Direct address beginnings, 157

Direct address titles, 178

Drawings for illustrations, 197;
  mailing of, 197

Eaton, Walter Prichard, article by; 326

Editorial readers, 187

Editors, point of view of, 19