1930-12 American Magazine Contents

1930/12 — Cover design by John LaGatta

Complete contents from the contents page is as follows:
ARTICLES:

The Great American Worm by Neal O’Hara and illustrated by G.H. Clisbee

Jimmie Doolittle – The Scrappiest Pilot of Them All by Lowell Thomas with portrait by McClelland Barclay

A Big Little Man Talks About Showmanship by James R. Crowell about Roy W. Howard

Hell Broth by George Allan England

Fine Feathers by Edgar A. Guest

Mysterious Compasses Guide the Wild Creatures Home by Archibald Rutledge and illustrated by Charles Livingston Bull

The Smartest Criminals Spring Their Own Traps by Arthur C. Bartlett and illustrated by Joseph Simont

My Twentieth House by Claude H. Miller

Can You Think Fast in a Crisis? by E. Alexander Powell and Illustrated by Harold von Schmidt

Cashing in on the Classics by William Lyon Phelps with drawing by Geroge Van Werveke

What Are Your Rights? by John Griffin with cartoons by A. Halpert

FICTION:

“Shoestring” – A Novel, Part 1 — by Berton Braley and illustrated by Herbert Paus

“The Nipper Napoleon” by T. Morris Longstreth and illustrated by Harold von Schmidt

“The Man with the Scarred Hand” — Part 3 — by Henry Kitchell Webster and illustrated by William Welsh

“Scattergood Among the Old Masters” by Clarence Budington Kelland and illustrated Paul Meylan

“Pine Song” by William Byron Mowery and illustrated by Donald Teague

“Four Blocks Apart” — Last Installment of a Novel — by Arthur Somers Roche

“His Private Life” by Margaret Culkin Banning and illustrated by Pruett Carter

SHORT FEATURES:
Interesting People:

Captain Knut Andersen – Article by Leonard Falkner

Battalion Chief Edward L. Boatright – Article by Josephine H. Forney

Mabel Millspaugh — Article by Mabel M. Wheeler

James F. Martin — Article by Howad M. Rudeaux

Knots and Kinks for Christmas Wrapping — Photogravure Feature

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