6:1-9, The Divergence of American from English, B. W. A.
Massey




6:10-15, Sugar Beet Language, Levette J. Davidson




6:16-18, Sappodil and Sapidilo, Edward Bergdal




6:19-28, The Diction of "Strange Interlude", Kemp Malone




6:29-35, A Note on "Bloody", Robert Withington




6:36-44, The Historical Dictionary of American English in
the Making, Floy Perkinson Gates




6:45-55, Big Talk! The Flyting, the Gabe, and the Frontier
Boast, Dorothy Dondore




6:56-58, Terms from the Labrador Coast, Mary S. Evans




6:59-60, Deltas and Deans, Margaret Lynn




6:61-70, Usage Department, 




6:61-70, The Dangling Participle "DUE", John S. Kenyon




6:71-76, Bibliographical Department, 




6:71-75, Reviews, 




6:71-74, English Present and Past by Janet Rankin Aiken,
rev. Arthur G. Kennedy




6:74-75, Cultural and Scientific Speech Education Today ed.
W. Arthur Cable, rev. Arthur G. Kennedy



6:75-76, Brief Notices, 




6:77-80, Miscellany, ohn S. Kenyon




5:86-88, Miscellany, 




5:86, "Spit Image", S.K.S.




5:86-87, "Flatlet", Willa Roberts




5:87, Consonant-Liaison in "Casey Jones", E. P. Conkle




5:87-88, "Ballets" and "Ballads", Arthur Palmer Hudson




5:88, Our Contributors, 




5:89-103, Nature and Art in Language, Otto Jespersen




5:104-5, What Is Anglo-Saxon?, Steven T. Byington




5:105-6, Reply to Mr. Byington, Kemp Malone




5:107-13, The Teaching of Public Speaking in the Early
American Colleges, Charles A. Fritz




5:113, Place Names in the Cumberland Mountains, James A.
Still




5:114-17, American Indian Tribal Names, Maurice G. Smith




5:118-31, More Notes on Maine Dialect, Anne E. Perkins




5:131, A Freshman Glossary, Dolores Benardete




5:132-33, Pronunciations for Broadcasters: Supplementary
List, Henry J. Heck




5:134-36, Some New England Neologisms, Julia W. Wolfe




5:136-39, Notes from a Journey, Ruth Moore Stanley




5:139-42, A Few Comments, Howard Austin Snyder




5:142-44, The Red Rag Under the Churn, Alice Childs




5:144-47, Mining Expressions Used in Colorado, Levette J.
Davidson




5:148-51, Longfellow's "Excelsior" Done into Pidgin-English,
Mamie Meredith




5:151-53, Colloquial Expressions from Madison County, New
York, Jason Almus Russell




5:153, Purism in Anglo-Saxon, Kemp Malone




5:154-67, Dialectal Evidence in the Place-Names of Eastern
New York, Edward E. Hale




5:167, "Whipping the Cat" Once More, F. W. Bradley




5:168-72, Bibliographical Department, 




5:168-70, Reviews, 




5:168-69, The Phonetics of English by Ida C. Ward, rev.
Arthur G. Kennedy




5:168-69, The Mollusc by H. H. Davies, rev. Arthur G.
Kennedy




5:169-70, The B.B.C.'s Recommendations for Pronouncing
Doubtful Words ed. Robert Bridges, rev. Arthur G. Kennedy




5:170-72, Brief Notices, 




5:172, Gandy Dancer, C. P. Mason




5:173-75, Usage Department, 




5:173, Mr. Axley and "You All", Herbert B. Bernstein




5:173-75, The Attributive Noun Again, Steven T. Byington




5:175, "Reune", Lowry Axley




5:175, Anglo-Saxon Readers, Atcheson L. Hench




5:175, Output and Throughput, Kemp Malone




5:176-78, Miscellany, 




5:176, "Old Blizzard" Loring, Mamie Meredith




5:176-77, "At the Joneses'", Steven T. Byington




5:177, Sign-Lore, C. M. Nelson




5:177-78, Another Negro Name, H. B. Myron, Jr.




5:178, "Bridewell", Atcheson L. Hench




5:179, Our Contributors, 




5:181-97, The Misrelated Constructions, Reuben Steinbach




5:197, Shooting the Bull, Steven T. Byington




5:198-208, Dialectical Survivals in the Ozarks: I. Archaic
Pronunciation, Vance Randolph and Patti Sankee




5:208, The Anglo-Saxon Drama, Kemp Malone




5:209-10, "Spit Image", Fernand Mosse@'




5:210, "Stunt" Flying, Henry J. Heck




5:211, Celtic, Anglo-Saxon, and German, Kemp Malone




5:212-18, Rehabilitated Words, Robert Withington




5:219-23, Some Folk Words, Thomas Perrin Harrison, Sr.




5:223, Commercial Jottings, L.H.J.




5:224-27, Language Mixture in American Place Names, Mamie
Meredith




5:227, "Fair Off", J. J. Jones




5:228-31, Bilingual Signs in Montreal and Its Environs,
Helen C. Munroe




5:231, "Orie-Eyed" Again, Manuel Prenner




5:232-35, "Blizzard" Again, Allen Read




5:236-37, From the Vocabulary of Automobile Thieves,
Atcheson L. Hench




5:237, Name Lore, L.T.B.




5:238-39, Colgate University Slang, Jason Almus Russell




5:240-44, College Abbreviations, William Eben Schultz




5:245-52, Bibliographical Department, 




5:245-49, Reviews, 




5:245-46, The Mechanism of the Larynx by V. E. Negus, rev.
Kemp Malone




5:246-47, Our Oral Words as a Social and Economic Factor by
M. E. DeWitt, rev. Steven T. Byington




5:247-49, A Contribution to the Study of the Conversion of
Adjectives into Nouns ... by Carl Bergener, rev. Arthur G.
Kennedy




5:249-52, Brief Notices, 




5:253-55, Usage Department, 




5:253-55, On "Who" and "Whom", John S. Kenyon




5:256-58, Miscellany, 




5:256, "Well'm", Grace Read




5:256, Inquiry, U. O. Cumming




5:256, "Talkies", A.L.




5:256-57, Songs of Jesse James, Josephine Norville




5:257, "Ten Minutes of Two", Steven T. Byington




5:257, "No" as an Affirmative, Ione Noble




5:257, New Adverb, J.D.




5:258, "Dinger", Lowry Axley




5:258, Our Contributors, 




5:259-63, The Progress of the Historical Dictionary of
American English, W. A. Craigie




5:264-69, Dialectal Survivals in the Ozarks: II. Grammatical
Peculiarities, Vance Randolph and Patti Sankee




5:270, "Sophomore", Louise Pound




5:271-78, The Automobile and American English, Theodore
Hornberger




5:279-80, Baseball Terminology, Henry J. Heck




5:280-81, "Guy"--A Case of Rehabilitation, Robert Withington




5:281-82, Americana, George H. Danton




5:282-83, The Verb "Scour", W. B. Fagan




5:283-84, Note on Pennsylvania German, Paul J. Bickel




5:284-85, Remarks on the Oxford Dictionary, Steven T.
Byington




5:285-87, Inexpressibles, Unmentionables, Unwhisperables,
and Other Verbal Delicacies ..., Mamie Meredith




5:287-89, The Verb "Operate", Marian L. Morse




5:289-90, Aviation Lingo, Paul Robert Beath




5:291-96, Notes on Negro Dialect in the American Novel to
1821, Tremaine McDowell




5:297-300, On Linguistic Unity, Kemp Malone




5:301-5, Towards a Historical Aspect of American Speech
Consciousness, Leon Howard




5:305, More Slang, Joe J. Jones




5:306-7, Christian Names in the Cumberlands, James A. Still




5:307, Rotarian, Lowry Axley




5:308-22, Bibliographical Department, 




5:308-19, Reviews, 




5:308-10, Why English Sounds Change by Janet Rankin Aiken,
rev. Dolores Benardete




5:311, Papago Music by Frances Densmore, Martin Severin
Peterson




5:312-13, The American Wonderland by S. A. Nock and G.
Kamitsch, rev. Kemp Malone




5:313-16, British Ballads from Maine by Phillips Barry,
Fannie Hardy Eckstorm, and Mary Winslow Smyth, rev. Lowry
Charles Wimberly




5:316-19, Project Speaking for Secondary Schools and
Colleges by Edmund Arthur Cortez, rev. James Gordon Emerson




5:319-22, Brief Notices, 




5:323-26, Usage Department, 




5:323-26, Flat A and Broad A, John S. Kenyon




5:327-31, Miscellany, 




5:327, "Civet Cat", Steven T. Byington




5:327-28, Jottings in Gotham, C. P. Mason




5:328-29, A Note on Canadian English, W. S. W. McLay




5:329, Automobile Progeny, George H. Danton




5:329, Pleonastic Comparison, C.D.P.




5:330, Curious Weights and Measures, C. P. Mason




5:330, The "Beauty Shoppe", Jeanne Deaux




5:330, "Whip the Cat" Again, A.A.




5:331, Substitutes Needed, Mary Haymaker




5:331, Odd Expressions, K.B.




5:331, "Rinktums", Grace Reed




5:331, New Conditional Construction, J. J. Jones




5:332, Our Contributors, 




5:333-58, American Speech Records at Columbia University,
Harry Morgan Ayres and W. Cabell Greet




5:358, The Cake Was Cut in Half, Geo. O. Curme




5:359-65, Research in American English, Louise Pound




5:366-71, The Academic Style, Lowry C. Wimberly




5:372-86, A. E. F. English, Mary Paxton Keeley




5:387-95, Schoonerisms, David W. Maurer




5:396-400, The Pronunciation of "Short A" in American
Standard English, George L. Trager




5:400, Dutch Place-Names in Eastern New York, A. E. H. Swaen




5:401-7, The Improvement of American Speech, Rupert L.
Cortright




5:408-13, "Hards" and "Softs" in American Politics, Mamie
Meredith




5:414-16, Anglo-Saxon Parlance, Kemp Malone




5:416, Postscript, Kemp Malone




5:417-18, "Basketeria" and the Meaning of the Suffix "-
teria", J. M. Steadman, Jr.




5:418-20, Colloquial Expressions from Hillsborough County,
New Hampshire, Jason Almus Russell




5:420-23, Broadcasting and Pronunciation, Josiah Combs




5:424-30, Dialectical Survivals in the Ozarks: III. Archaic
Vocabulary, Vance Randolph and Patti Sankee




5:431-34, Bibliographical Department, 




5:431-32, Reviews, 




5:431-32, Spoken American by S. A. Nock, rev. Kemp Malone




5:433-34, Brief Notices, 




5:435-37, Usage Department, 




5:435-36, The One and the Other, Howard Austin Snyder




5:436-37, Reply to Mr. Snyder, John S. Kenyon




5:438, Miscellany, 




5:438, Bats in the Belfry, W. R. Dunton, Jr.




5:438, Roads and Razors, Manuel Prenner




5:439, Our Contributors, 




5:441-51, Walt Whitman and the American Language, Leon
Howard




5:452-55, On the Collecting and Editing of Ballads, Arthur
Kyle Davis, Jr.




5:455, "Shafts" and "Thills", J. J. Jones




5:456-62, English as Some Teach It, Reuben Steinbach




5:462, Fees and Feed, Steven T. Byington




5:463-67, A Study in Negro Onomastics, Urban T. Holmes




5:468, English Theatrical Terms and Their American
Equivalents, Henry J. Heck




5:469-74, A Study of Norwegian Dialect in Minnesota, Anne
Simley




5:474, What is a Radical?, J. R. Schultz




5:475, The American "Drive", C.D.P.




5:476-81, "Doctresses," "Authoresses," and Others, Mamie
Meredith




5:481, "A Lost Article", C. P. Mason




5:482-86, Bibliographical Department, 




5:482-84, Reviews, 




5:482-83, Human Speech by Sir Richard Paget, rev. Arthur G.
Kennedy




5:484, An English Language Course foratten




6:465, Riding in a Lizzard, Mamie Meredith




6:465, Crab Talk, Mamie Meredith




6:466, Notes on American Weather Terms, Mamie Meredith




6:466-67, Time-Reckoning Among the Sandhillers, Melvin Van
Denbark




6:467, Chicharee, Paul Jensen




6:467, Waltzing Giants, Mildred Dietz




6:468, Calk Him Off, O. Lewis




6:468, Pincers, Pinchers, B. B. Standley




6:468, Do Beet Toppers Walk or Kneel?, Walter Lukenbach




6:iii-viii, [Index], 




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