1922-08 American Magazine Contents

1922/08 — Cover design by Lou Mayer

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

My Job As a Father by Edgar A. Guest

One Big Fight After Another by Merle Crowell

Franklin Remington – A portrait in Alco Gravure

He Learned His Letters at Twenty by Mary B. Mullett

“One Smart Pup” a dog story by Frank Richardson Pierce and illustrated by George Giguere

“Courage to Dive Off the Dock” by Bruce Barton

The Wonders of the Earth’s “Front Yard” by Keene Sumner

Sid Says: Your mansion in the sky is at 88 Any Street, Hometown

“Swinderella!” a love story by Ruth Plumly Thompson and illustrated by J. Simont

Five Ways to Make People Believe in You by Dr. C.E. Albright

Dr. Charles E. Albright – A portrait in Alco Gravure

Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford – A picture in Alco Gravure

How I Keep Running on “High” by Douglas Fairbanks

Seven Doctors of Union City, Indiana by Frank Hill

What I Don’t Like About My Town – Prize Contest Announcement

Mrs. Perkinson Sets a Trap by Paul Ellsworth Triem and illustrated by Harry Townsend

How Successful Lecturers Hold Their Audiences by Albert Sidney Gregg

Animals Have Brain Storms Just As Some Human Beings Do by Samuel A. Derieux

Get Into the Right Rut–Then Stay In It by Ellis Parker Butler

Funny About Wives! – A story by Esse B. Hamot and illustrated by Norman Price

Curious Ways In Which the Weather Affects Business by Henry J. Cox

The Story of a Great Chemist by M.K. Wisehart

Mischief – A novel, continued, by Clarence Budington Kelland and illustrated by Gayle Hoskins

Are You Afraid of the Water? by Allan Harding

Interesting People:

Samuel A. Derrieux by Mary B. Mullett

Mrs. Meta J. Erickson by Paul N. Wilson

John Caldwell by Margaret Jacques Rove

My Greatest Fear – Prize Winners

The Family’s Money – My Best Ideas Have All Been Born of Neccessity