Significant Publications by Ellen N. La Motte

May 1901	“Early Struggles with Contagion,” American Journal of Nursing
Aug. 1904	“Piqures—The Italian Method of Giving Medicine,” Johns Hopkins Nurses Alumnae Magazine
Sept. 1904	“A Modern Italian Hospital,” American Journal of Nursing
Nov. 1904	“Private Nursing in Italy,” American Journal of Nursing
March 1905	“Hôpital Général, Rheims,” American Journal of Nursing
Nov. 1905	“Humor of the Districts,” Johns Hopkins Nurses Alumnae Magazine
Dec. 1905	“Tuberculosis Work of the Instructive Visiting Nurse Association of Baltimore,” American Journal of Nursing
Feb. 1906	“The American Tuberculosis Exhibition,” American Journal of Nursing
Feb. 1906	“Humor of the Districts,” Johns Hopkins Nurses Alumnae Magazine
Sept. 1906	“The Hotel-Dieu of Paris—An Historical Sketch,” Medical Library and Historical Journal
Dec. 1906	“The Danger of Sending Consumptives to the Country,” Johns Hopkins Nurses Alumnae Magazine
March 1907	“The Danger of Sending Consumptives to the Country,” Charities and Commons
Sept. 1907	“ ‘Light Work’ As a Factor in the Spread of Tuberculosis,” Charities and Commons
March 1908	“Some Phases of the Tuberculosis Question,” American Journal of Nursing
June 1908	“ ‘Light Work’ As a Factor in the Spread of Tuberculosis,” Maryland Medical Journal
Dec. 1908	“The Unteachable Consumptive,” Southern Workman
April 1909	“The Present Status of Tuberculosis Work among the Poor,” Maryland Medical Journal (coauthored with Mary E. Lent)
April 1909	“The Unteachable Consumptive,” Journal of the Outdoor Life
Aug. 1909	“Strawberries—Strawberries,” Survey
March 1910	“The Neglected Tuberculosis Child,” Journal of the Outdoor Life
April 1910	“The Present Attitude of the Tuberculosis Nurse towards Her Work,” Bulletin of the Johns Hopkins Hospital
Jan. 1911	“Milk and Eggs for Consumptives” Journal of the Outdoor Life
Oct. 1911	“The Nurse as a Social Worker,” Visiting Nurse Quarterly
Aug. 1912	“Municipal Care of Tuberculosis,” American Journal of Nursing
Oct. 1912	“The Value of Record Keeping,” Visiting Nurse Quarterly
July 27, 1913	“While Britain Prays, Her Militants Sing Their Hymns of War,” Baltimore Sun
Aug. 10, 1913	“Miss La Motte Takes Tea with Militant Leaders in London Town,” Baltimore Sun
Aug. 31, 1913	“Wherein Miss La Motte Forces Man to Assume Silly Position,” Baltimore Sun
Sept. 7, 1913	“Caught in Suffragette Riot, Ellen N. La Motte, of Baltimore, Is Knocked Down and Then—Well, She Writes about It,” Baltimore Sun
Sept. 28, 1913	“Ellen La Motte Insulted on Crowded London Street,” Baltimore Sun
Oct. 26, 1913	“Miss La Motte Sees Reason in Blood,” Baltimore Sun
1915	The Tuberculosis Nurse: Her Function and Her Qualifications (New York: Putnam)
April 1915	“Experiences in the American Ambulance Hospital, Neuilly, France,” American Journal of Nursing (not published under her own name)
July 10, 1915	“An American Nurse in Paris,” Survey
Nov. 1915	“Under Shell-Fire at Dunkirk,” Atlantic Monthly
May 1916	“Under Shell Fire,” Johns Hopkins Nurses Alumnae Magazine
Aug. 1916	“Heroes,” Atlantic Monthly
Sept. 1916	The Backwash of War: The Human Wreckage of the Battlefield as Witnessed by an American Hospital Nurse (New York and London: Putnam)
Oct. 1916	“A Joy Ride,” Atlantic Monthly
Nov. 1916	“Heroes,” Johns Hopkins Nurses Alumnae Magazine
1918	“Under Shell-Fire at Dunkirk,” in War Readings (New York: Scribner)
Dec. 1918	“Under a Wine-Glass,” Century
1919	Peking Dust (New York: Century)
1919	Civilization: Tales of the Orient (New York: Doran)
1919	“Under a Wine-Glass,” in The Best Short Stories of 1919 (Boston: Small, Maynard)
March 1919	“The Yellow Streak,” Century
April 1919	“Homesick,” Century
Aug. 1919	“Peking Dust,” Overland Monthly
Oct. 1919	“The Golden Stars,” Century
1920	The Opium Monopoly (New York: Macmillan)
Feb. 1920	“The Ruins of Angkor,” Harper’s Magazine
Aug. 1920	“The Malay Girl,” Century
Sept. 1920	“Widows and Orphans,” Century
Dec. 1921	“The Pan-Asian Movement,” Foreign Affairs
June 1922	“America and the Opium Trade,” Atlantic Monthly
1924	The Ethics of Opium (New York: Century)
Sept. 1924	“Opium and England,” Nation
Nov. 1924	“Opium at Geneva,” Survey
1925	Snuffs and Butters (New York: Century)
Feb. 1925	“The Deadlock at Geneva,” Nation
May 1925	“The Americans Wouldn’t Compromise!” Nation
Sept. 1926	“Opium—Up to Date,” Nation
Jan. 1927	“A Desert Owl,” Atlantic Monthly
June 1927	“The Opium Trade at Geneva,” Nation
March 1928	“Italy Fights Opium,” Nation
June 3, 1928	“Mantle of Secrecy Placed About Dope Evil by League,” New York American
July 1928	“Opium Leaks Through,” Nation
Aug. 1928	“Hidden Treasure,” Atlantic Monthly
Dec. 1928	“Opium-Smoking in the Far East,” Nation
1929	Opium in Geneva: Or How the Opium Problem Is Handled by the League of Nations (New York: self-pub.)
May 1929	“Drug ‘Limitation’ in the United States,” Nation
June 1929	“Drugs at Geneva,” Nation
July 1929	“The Opium Problem,” American Journal of Nursing
March 1930	“The Christmas Boat,” Harper’s Magazine
March 1931	“The Three Widows—The True Story of an International Crisis,” Harper’s Magazine
April 1931	“A Coronation in Abyssinia,” Harper’s Magazine
May 1931	“Opium—China’s Ancient Enemy,” Nation
April 1932	“ ‘Limiting’ Drug Manufacture,” Nation
Feb. 1934	“Manchukuo and the Opium Trade,” Nation
Aug. 1934	The Backwash of War, republished in a new edition (New York: Putnam)