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1914-03 American Magazine Contents

1914/03 — Cover design by Olive Rush

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

  • The Editor’s Table
  • “They Who Knock At Our Gates: Part 1 – The Law of the Fathers” by Mary Antin and illustrated by Franklin Booth
  • “The Turtle Man” a story by Richard Washburn Child and illustrated by The Reeses
  • The Soul’s Winning Fight With Science by H. Addington Bruce and illustrated by H.D. Welsh
  • “A Triangle Within a Triangle” a story by Edgar Allen Forbes and illustrated by Henry J. Soulen
  • The Theater – The Best Plays of the Season – by Walter Prichard Eaton
  • “The End of the Controversy” a story by James D. Corrothers and illustrated by Frank E. Schoonover
  • “The Promise of Bread” a poem by C.L. Edson
  • “Without Benefit of Busting” a story by Rufus Steele and illustrated by P.V.E. Ivory
  • The Autobiography of a Stingy Man
  • “The Marching” a poem by Mary Carolyn Davies
  • Seeing America: The New Chicago and Its Progressive People by Ray Stannard Baker
  • Why Not Send Goethals and His Veterans?
  • Education Made Aggreeable by Stephen Leacock and illustrated by J. Norman Lynd
  • American Gambling and Gamblers — Part 2 — by Hugh S. Fullerton

    • INTERESTING PEOPLE:

  • Albert S. Osborn by John A. Moroso
  • Charles W. Garfield by Ida M. Tarbell
  • Mary Antin by Ellery Sedgwick
  • Alexander C. Humphreys by Frank A. Vanderlip
  • W.J. Lampton
  • What I Am Most Afraid Of – Top 3 Prize-Winning Essays
  • Prize Contest Announcement
  • How A Town Converted By-Paths Into Good Roads and Doubled Its Trade Territory by H.C Beard
  • What Drink Did to One Man

  • An Old Favorite With a New Name
  • The Woman’s Law – Part 5, by Maravene Thompson
  • Office Chat
  • I Should Say So – Why There Is Nothing Funny In The American Magazine This Month – by James Montgomery Flagg, illustrations by the author