1932-07 American Magazine Contents

1932/07 — Cover illustrated by John E. Sheridan

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

ARTICLES:

If We Split Up All the Money in the Country by William Bacon Bailey, Ph.D. and illustrated by F.G. Cooper

There Are No Bad Times for Good Ideas by Beverly Smith

It’s Safer in the Wilds by Roy Chapman Anderson with painting by Harvey Dunn

They Call Him “Crazy” by Charles B. Parmer about Hardcastle Pennock

You Can’t Put Out the Sun by Archibald Rutledge and illustrated by Charles S. Chapman

He Loaded His Luck Into Freight Cars by Neil M. Clark about Max Epstein

What Can You Do To Make Money? by Edgar C. Wheeler

Chauffeur for 200,000 People by John Friel

He Changed the Map of a State by James C. Derieux and illustrated by B.J. Rosenmeyer about T.C. Williams

I’m Glad I’m Absent-Minded by Alexander Woollcott with caricature by William Auerbach-Levy

FICTION:

The Admiral’s Girl Friend by Frederick Hazlitt Brennan and illustrated by Edward L. Chase

Silk Train by Courtney Ryley Cooper and illustrated by C. Peter Helck

A Man Called Spade by Dashiell Hammett and illustrated by Joseph Clement

The Knight’s Errand by Octavus Roy Cohen and illustrated by George Howe

Honeywell Harper Goes a-Selling! by Everett Rhodes Castle and illustrated by Weldon Trench

The Tall Ladder — Part 4 of a Novel by Katharine Newlin Burt and illustrated by Saul Tepper

Forlorn Island — Part 5 of a Novel by Edison Marshall and illustrated by Harold Von Schmidt

SHORT FEATURES:
Interesting People:

Jacob Achenbach by Mrs. Walter Ferguson

Lotta Van Buren by Barbara E. Scott Fisher

William M. Henry by Mel Wharton

Clyde Beatty by Paul Brown

You Don’t Have to Climb a Mountain by William Feather

Are We Getting a New Idea About Values? by Bruce Barton