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1925-11 American Magazine Contents

1925/11 — Complete contents taken from the contents page and from paging through this issue:

  • “The Sporting Chance” – A New Serial – by Margaret Cameron and illustrated by Norman Price
  • A Trail Blazer’s Adventures at the Top of the World by Barrett Willoughby
  • My Curious Assortment of Friends by Charles A. David
  • The Most Unusual Friend I Ever Had – Prize Contest Announcement
  • Out of the Mountains Came This Great Preacher of the Plains by George W. Gray
  • George W. Truett – Pucture in photogravure

  • Mrs. Edward MacDowell – Picture in photogravure
  • “I’ve Done the Best I Could, And That’s a Victory” by M.K. Wisehart

  • “Mart Gets An Even Break” – a story by William Dudley Pelley and illustrated by Stockton Mulford
  • Hosses and Humans by Wallace Smith with drawings by the author
  • Don’t Look at the Other Fellow Through a Magnifying Glass by Samuel Crowther
  • “The Tomboy” a story by Nelia Gardner White and illustrated by Victor C. Anderson
  • Why Jimmie Gleason Wants to Raise Mules by Mary B. Mullett
  • James Gleason and HIs Mother – A picture in photogravure
  • Peter Engelstad – Picture in photogravure
  • Peter Engelstad Made Hay While HIs Neighbors Laughed by William S. Dutton
  • “Her Son’s Girl” a story by Dorthy Sanburn Phillips and illustrated by John Alonzo Williams
  • A Horse-Car Conductor Who Built Castles in the Air by John T. Flynn
  • Five Things a Leader Knows About Boys by Magner White

  • A Father Who Took No Pleasure in His Children by W.O. Saunders
  • Here’s a Tramp Printer Who Upset the Village Wiseacres by Charles Lane Callen
  • “Scattergood Wings a Bird of Prey” a story by Clarence Budinton Kelland and illustrated by Paul Meylan
  • Why Johnson is the Best Loser and Best Winner in Baseball by Chester T. Crowell about Walter Johnson
  • The Dinner Table Is No Place for Speed or Endurance Records by William S. Sadler, M.D.
  • Jones Catches ‘Em Young, But He Doesn’t Treat ‘Em Rough by Sherman Gwinn
  • “Discarded” – A Novel – Conclusion – by Inez Haynes Irwin and illustrated by J. Simont

    • Interesting People:

  • Bert Collins – Article by Clarence N. Cook
  • Elizabeth B. Grimball – Article by Janie Gilreath
  • Charles L. Archbold – Article by Neil M. Clark
  • George Bonner – Article by M.C. Owens
  • Mrs. H.C. Duke – Article by Charles A. David
  • What My Old Home Means to Me – Prize Winners
  • The Family’s Money – Your Budget Can’t Possibly Budge Unless You Give It a Chance by Evelyn Branch Nichols

    • Victrola ad on back cover illustrated by E.F. Ward