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The article previews several paintings of artist Henry Koerner to be displayed at the Midtown Gallery in Manhattan, New York City including "The Diver," which is set in Pittsburgh's Polish Hill in Pennsylvania, "Junk Pile," which employs a psychological perspective and "The Flight," which features opposite elements.

The article presents the highlights of a boxing tournament at the Yankee Stadium in New York City in 1924. In the seventh round, Italian light heavyweight boxer Ermino Spala was declared technically unconscious after he was punched by U.S. champion Gene Tunney. The middle-weight championship title of Joe Gans was taken by Larry Estridge. The event was attended by 45,000 spectators and earned 200,000 dollars at the gate.

The article reports that pastor John F. Kelman will preach his farewell sermon to the congregation of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Manhattan, New York City on March 16, 1924. The question of who will be the successor of Kelman who is set to retire has assumed national interest. Committeeman George B. Agnew has stated that an American pastor is now desired since the last three of the five pastors have been British. Two of the most likely successor are Charles F. Wishart and Maitland Alexander.

The article reports on the request of the school board for the resignation of school superintendent Calvin Gross in New York City. It states that Gross failed to implement several educational plans including decentralization of the school system, curriculum changes and school integration. It mentions that a citywide strike by the United Federation of Teachers have increased under the governance of the school system by Gross.

The article reviews the theatrical production "Donnybrook!" performed by Joan Pagan, Eddie Foy, and Susan Johnson in Broadway, New York City in 1961.

The article reviews the exhibition "Visionary Architecture" at Manhattan's Museum of Modern Art in New York City in October 1960.

The article presents views of various periodical readers on the lessons they had learnt from their motherhood including Elizabeth Spencer of Michigan, Christen Gowan of New York City and Alison Francis of Pennsylvania. It includes everything should be done according to the plan, accepting suggestions from other experienced people and how to extract time for personal things from daily routine.