1933-10 American Magazine Contents

1933/10 — Cover design by Andrew Loomis

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

Spending Three Billions of Your Money! by Harold L. Ickes

John Harvard’s Biggest Boy by John R. Tunis is about James Bryant Conant

They Put Me in Jail for Singing by Lawrence Tibbett

I Have Six More Lives to Live by Louis Cook

Pinch Hitter for Presidents by Beverly Smith is about Bernard Baruch

He Quit His Job; Took a Train by Webb Waldron

So You Want to Go on the Stage by John Golden

Where Does Football Go from Here? by Edwin B. Dooley

Our Rolling Million by Morris Markey

What’s In Your Hand? by Nellie Simmons Meier is about palmistry

You Can’t Make Me Mad by W.O. Saunders

FICTION:

“Three Men and Diana” — Part 1 — by Kathleen Norris and illustrated by Walter Biggs

“Mr. Mumpus!” by Matt Taylor and illustrated by John R. Holmgren

“Death Rides the Mesa” — Part 2 — by Tom Gill and illustrated by Harold von Schmidt

“Bath of Glory” by Gordon Malherbe Hillman and illustrated by Edward L. Chase

“Always the Fraziers” by Karl Detzer and illustrated by Harvey Dunn

“Take a Walk” by Ring Lardner and illustrated by C.D. Williams

INTERESTING PEOPLE:

Princess: Louise Robert

Carillonist: Kamiel Felix Lefevere

Equestrienne: Doris Dawley

Boop-a-Dooper: Marjorie Hines

Tree-Planter: Everard S. Keithley

Jumper: Joe Crane

Persistent: Louis Michiel Eilshemius

SHORT FEATURES:

“Salt of the Earth” a poem by Arthur Guiterman

The Family Problem discussed by Elizabeth A. Smith

Oswald K. Blemish, M.M. by H.T. Webster

It Takes All Kinds by W.S.

Patterpics – A New Game

You’d Be Surprised by Joe Williams