Published: Jan 1929
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Contents
| Page | Title | Author |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Copyright. Kipling imposes restrictions after a speech | News & Notes |
| 2 | WOMAN IN HIS LIFE (L&R). Capital story in ‘London Magazine’ | News & Notes |
| 3 | German. Debits & Credits translated by Hans Reiusiger as ‘Bilanz’ | News & Notes |
| 3 | German. Stalky & Co. translated by Norbert Jacques as ‘Staaks & Genossen’ | News & Notes |
| 3 | Journalists’ war memorial inscription by Kipling: ‘We have served our day’ | News & Notes |
| 3 | Next Rudyard Kipling came along…skit by Reg. Arkell in ‘Meet the People’ | News & Notes |
| 4 | Beggar’s Opera with interpolated verses by R.K. and Francois Villon | ['Daily Express' report] |
| 4 | Parody. Brett Harte’s parodies sought | News & Notes |
| 4 | Popularising Kipling in schools R 011/25 | News & Notes + R |
| 4 | Spink, Theodore. Kipling’s first publisher, who died on October 28, 1928 | News & Notes |
| 5 | Kipling Society, The. Brooking, J.H.C. To be named as ‘FOUNDER’ | News & Notes |
| 6 | Annual conference 1928. Summary | |
| 08&05 | Kipling Society, The. How the Kiplian got its Society | Brooking, J.H.C. |
| 14 | Auctions & sales. Kipling prices: 1928 (3) | |
| 16 | Music settings. Children’s song (POPH), set by H.B. Riley. + Piano score | [Emanuel School 'Old Boy'] |
| 17 | Kipling Society, The. Midland Circle inaugurate a Kipling dinner | [with toast texts] |
| 21 | Imperialism. Kipling’s imperialism: reply to the charge that K. is jingoistic | Stokes, Robert |
| 24&01 | Travel. Mr Kipling on travel [: at Liverpool Shipbrokers’ Benevolent Soc.] | [Speech on Oct 26, 1928] |
| 28 | USA. As America sees him [: article in ‘New York Herald Tribune’ 9/28] | |
| 30 | Favourite poems. 2: Poems not as popular as stories, but 3 selections given | |
| 32&26 | On Rudyard Kipling’s Barrack Room Ballads; poem | Drennan, Dr. John S. |