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1914-02 American Magazine Contents

1914/02 — Cover design by Penrhyn Stanlaws

Complete contents taken from the contents page and from paging through this issue:

  • The Editor’s Table
  • “The Majesty of the Law” by Finley Peter Dunne and illustrated by Frank E. Schoonover

  • “Personality Plus” – A McChesney Story — by Edna Ferber and illustrated by James Montgomery Flagg
  • Youth by Samuel McCoy
  • Finger Test of Literature by J. Breckenridge Ellis
  • “Good-by” a story by Kate Jordan and illustrated by David Robinson
  • American Gambling and Gamblers by Hugh S. Fullerton with illustrations by Jay Hambidge
  • “Hum-Dram, A Slice From an Everyday Life” — Conclusion — by Alfred Ollivant and illustrated by Monte Crews

  • The Homeburg Weekly Democrat by George Fitch with illustrations by Irma Deremeaux
  • The Theater – What Is a Moral Play? – by Walter Prichard Eaton

  • “In Passing” a story by Samuel Merwin and illustrated by Jay Hambidge
  • Seeing America by Ray Stannard Baker

  • “The Woman’s Law” — Part 4 — by Maravene Thompson and illustrated by Walter Dean Goldbock

    • INTERESTING PEOPLE:

  • Peter M. Hoffman by William L. Chenery
  • “Al” Ringling by Orin Crooker
  • James Farrell by Arundel Cotter
  • Miss Anna C. Tyler by Sarah Comstock
  • Edwin F. Brown by Robert H. Moulton
  • A Poor Man’s Bank by Walter Prichard Eaton
  • Celebrities I Have Not Met by Oliver Herford
  • Two Glimpses of Ty Cobb – a) At the Bat and On the Bases by B.F. Leventhal ; b) In the Field by Joseph A. Sexton
  • Out of the Editor’s Mail
  • What Is a Criminal? – Top 3 Prize-Winning Essays
  • Country Town Sayings by E.W. Howe
  • Prize Contest Announcement
  • Abe Martin on Advertising by Kin Hubbard
  • A $20 Check Without an Owner
  • I Should Say So – Visiting – by James Montgomery Flagg, illustrations by the author