New thought common sense and what life means to me. By Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Chicago, W.B.Conkey, 1908.  292 p.. 20 cm.

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The flowers have tender little souls
   That love, rejoice, aspire.
Each star that on its orbit rolls
   Feels infinite desire.
The diamond longs to scintillate
   When hid beneath the sod.
The universe is animate
   With consciousness of God.

1. The Ancient Lineage of New Thought
2. The Anti-toxin of Common Sense
3. Are You Doing the Best You Can?
4. Be Not Easily Offended
5. For What Are You Living?
6. Ignore Misfortune
7. The Power of Personality
8. Common Sense and "Goodness"
9. "Good Business"
10. The Trapeze Performer
11. The High Calling of Fatherhood
12. The High Calling of Motherhood
13. Thought Building for Children
14. The New Thought Economy
15. What Is a Good Woman?
16. The Color of Your Thoughts
17. "In God We Trust"
18. Are You Alive?
19. Something About Celibacy
20. The Old and the New Thought View of Life
21. The Cities Beyond
22. The Onward March
23. Common Sense Ideas in Marriage
24. The Shading of the Picture
25. Woman and the Cigarette
26. Sinning Against the "Holy Ghost"
27. New Thoughts and Beauty
28. Famous and Infamous Women
29. Enemies to Happiness
30. The New Year
31. Enthusiasm
32. Brace Up
33. Universal Need
34. Every Day Opportunities
35. The Masters
36. Building Kindness Cells
37. What is Optimism?
38. What Is the Loving Thing to Do?
39. A New Thought Rosary
40. Unto the End
41. Keep Still and Wait
42. What Life Means to Me