Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Improvement Era, Vol. 20: March, 1917
Soul culture is a big topic, especially so when we apply the broad conception of the meaning of the word soul, as that m man which 1s called physical, and that which 18 called spiritual, when joined in one. This body, then, and this mind or this spirit, which you please to name it, is the soul of which we shall speak.
Dealing with this subject is made easier by the ready access to illustrations and analogies from other branches of human education, where men are culturists by trade or profession, and especially from that distinct and noble calling, agriculture.
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