1939/04 – Contents as follows: Cover Painting by James Chapin – Courtesy of Rehn Galleries ARTICLES: Scribner’s Examines : Igor I. Sikorsky by Russell Owen Cafeteria Society – Life in the United States by Louise Levitas with drawing by Robert Fawcett Surrender of Privacy by Meyer Berger Government Publicity Machine by C.R. Walker FICTION: “The [...]
1939/03 – Contents as follows: Cover Painting by Peter Hurd – Courtesy of the Gallery of Mrs. Cornelius J. Sullivan ARTICLES: Scribner’s Examines : Clare Booth by Milton Mackaye “Big Broadcast of 1938″ – Life in the United States by Anonymous Hollywood, Calif., Mar. 1– by Frank J. Taylor Scribner’s Examines: Fast Freight by Gilbert [...]
1939/02 – Contents as follows: Cover Painting by Alexander Brook – Courtesy of the Rehn Galleries ARTICLES: Scribner’s Examines : Hugh A. Drum by George Fielding Eliot I Pick ‘Em Up – Life in the United States by Bergen Evans with drawing Peter Helck The Resurrection of Mr. Volstead by Will Irwin Selling George VI [...]
1939/01 – Contents as follows: Cover Painting by Eugene Speicher – Courtesy of the Rehn Galleries ARTICLES: Scribner’s Examines : Pare Lorentz by W.L. White Drunken Driver – Life in the United States by William Davison with drawing by Peter Helck The Newspaper Guild by Henry F. Pringle Personal Attention – Life in the United [...]
1938/09 – Contents as follows: Cover Photograph by Bourges ARTICLES: Scribner’s Examines the airlines’ campaign to make America air-minded…the publicity designed to overcome fear…the facts and fallacies of air travel: Mr. Milquetoast in the Sky by J.C. Furnas Elbert Hubbard by Frederick Lewis Allen Jetsam – Life in the United States by Polly SImpson Macmanus [...]
1938/08 – Contents as follows: Cover Photograph by Bourges ARTICLES: Scribner’s Examines: Boake Carter by A.J. Liebling Only the One I’m After – Life in the United States by Alvaro De Silva On Patrol With Crime-Proofers by Gretta Palmer Surrealism in Overalls by Frank Caspers features the use of art in advertising with small black [...]
1938/07 – Contents as follows: Cover Photograph by Bourges ARTICLES: Scribner’s Examines: Morris L. Ernst by Marquis James Souvenir Hunters – Life in the United States by Marty Savela High Hat: The Luxury Magazines by Henry F. Pringle featuring Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Country Life and The Sportsman, Town & Country, The Spur Mountain Lookout – [...]
1938/06 – Contents as follows: Cover Photograph by Bourges ARTICLES: Scribner’s Examines: Grover A. Whalen by Harland Manchester Yellow Horse – Life in the United States by Sylvia Crowder with drawings by David Hendrickson Advertising the Next War by Ted Patrick Ghost Behind the Grade – Life in the United States by Robert Greenlees Geography, [...]
1938/05 – Contents as follows: Cover Photograph by Bourges ARTICLES: Scribner’s Examines: Steve Hannagan by Stanley Jones Royal Diversion – Life in the United States by Brice Taylor One Every Minute: The Picture Magazines by Jackson Edwards – Life, Look, Click, Foto, Focus, Peek, Pic, etc. For Rent Furnished – Life in the United States [...]
1937/08 – Contents as follows: Cover Photograph by Henry Waxman SHORT STORIES: “Ghost My Eye! by Walter Brooks “Three Tables” by Virginia Byrd ARTICLES: Ours Was the Best Generation by Gene Shuford with drawings by Victor Candell – Preceded bythe Jazz Era and followed by today’s smug New Youth, the college graduates of the middle [...]
1937/07 – Contents as follows: Cover Photograph by Trede-Lemmerz SHORT STORIES: “Local Girl Makes Good” by Sally Benson and illustrated by Robert Fawcett “The Genius” by Elick Moll with drawings by Frank Boyd “Magnificence” by John Lang with drawings by Charles Locke “Thomas Hardy’s Meat” by Jerome Weidman and illustrated by Lu Kimmel Scribner’s Presents: [...]
1937/06 – Contents as follows: Cover Photograph by Henry Waxman SHORT STORIES: “I Can’t Keep My Mouth Shut” by Michael Fessier and illustrated by J.W. Golinkin “Your Turn Will Come” by Louis Zara and illustrated by Don Freeman Scribner’s Presents: “False Front” by Wood Kahler and illustrated by Peter Hurd ARTICLES: It Was a Nice [...]
1937/04 – Contents as follows: Cover Photograph by Henry Waxman SHORT STORIES: “Whip-Poor-Willie” by Jesse Stuart and illustrated by David Hendrickson “Charge It” by John Fante with illustrations by Marshall Davis “To Those Who Wait” by Elick Moll and illustrated by Bernadine Custer ARTICLES: Scribner’s Examines: The Newsreels by Thomas Sugrue – Their origin, history [...]
1937/03 – Contents as follows: There’s Peace in Pageantry by Wilson Chamberlain Hollywood Takes Over the Theater by Arthur Hopkins – Appears to trace Hollywood taking over the theatre from its origins, with photos of a “traveling flicker show in 1910″, a 1913 nickelodeon, small pics of Theda Bara, Mabel Normand, Gloria Swanson in a [...]
1937/02 – Contents as follows: The Essence of Lima by Hudson Strode How Shall We Run Our Cities? By Murray Seasongood A Note on Scribner’s Fiction The Bad-Nigger Mood by Will F. Jenkins For Nancy’s Sake by Virginia Bird Pro Arte by Allan Seager Scribner’s Presents: The Cleansing and War by John Lang Scribner’s Presents: [...]
1934/11 – Contents as follows: Business and Government: Toward a Common Ground by A.A. Berle, Jr. “Thundering Hoofs” — A Poem by Louisa Boyd Graham Schools Can Learn to Educate by John R. Tunis “Dark in the Forest, Strange as Time” — A Story by Thomas Wolfe We Enjoyed the War by Iris Barry “Fountain [...]
1934/10 – Contents as follows: Business, Regimentation, and the New Deal: Revolution by Electricity by Paul Hutchinson Who Started This Regimentation? by John T. Flynn Why Business Men Fear Washington by W.M. Kiplinger “October” — A Poem by Bernice Kenyon “A Start in Life” — A Story by Theodore Dreiser American Music Enters a New [...]
1934/09 – Contents as follows: Are the Generals Ready? by Captain Liddell Hart Human Waste in the Colleges by John R. Tunis Let Us Play by Arthur Farwell Echoes at Livorno by Stark Young “Giver of the Grape” — A Story by Grace Flandrau Republicans in a Political Jam by John Corbin “Escape the Pattern” [...]
1933/07 – Contents as follows: American Revolution: 1933 by John T. Flynn No Door — A Story — by Thomas Wolfe Gotterdammerung by Suzanne La Follette Deer — A Story — by Alvah C. Bessie What Bryan Did to America by J.C. Long Straws in the Wind: The Davis Cup by Herbert Reed World’s End: [...]
1933/06 – Contents as follows: A High-Road for Business by A.A. Berle, Jr. All-Night Wagon-Lunch — A Poem — by Elias Lieberman Death the Proud Brother — A Story — by Thomas Wolfe Congress — The Nation’s Scapegoat — by Fiorello LaGuardia Bitter Apples — A Story — by Ethel Hepburn Pastoral — A Poem [...]
1933/01 – Contents as follows: Roosevelt’s Pilots by Arthur D. Howden Smith Red Flame by Walter Duranty A Song During Business Depression — A Poem — by Vachel Lindsay There Was a Queen — A Story — William Faulkner The Loss of the “Melbourne” by A.J. Villiers No Taxes to Pay by Henry Hazlitt The [...]
1932/07 – Contents as follows: The Web of Earth — A Complete Short Novel — by Thomas Wolfe The Birth Rate — Potential Dynamite — by J.J. Spengler Without Benefit of Congress by Henry Hazlitt The Visit to Uncle Jake’s — A Story — by George Milburn Early Afternoon — A Story — by John [...]
1932/04 – Contents as follows: A Portrait of Bascom Hawke — A Complete Short Novel — by Thomas Wolfe How Strong Is Roosevelt? By Frank R. Kent Does Music Have to Be European? By Roy Harris So Tall the Corn — A Story — by David Cornel DeJong Five Years — A Poem — by [...]
1929/08 – Cover Decoration by Rockwell Kent Contents as follows: As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps Annandale Again — A Poem by Edward Arlington Robinson “The Turning Point” by Will James with illustrations by the author “Elijah” — A Poem by John Finely Women and HIgher Education by Clarence C. Little No, No, [...]
1881/08 – Contents as follows: The Isle of Peace by Susan Coolidge The Daughter of Henry Sage Rittenhouse — Part 1 by The Author of ‘An Earnest Trifler’ “No Man’s Land” by H. H. By the Sea in Normandy by Mary G. Loring To My Dog “Blanco” by J. G. Holland Ice-Yachting on the Hudson [...]
