1915-06 American Magazine Contents

1915/06 — Cover design by Leon M. Gordon

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

The Son and Father Movement by Ellis Parker Butler with color frontispiece “Trying to Be a Boy Again” painted by Leon M. Gordon

The Bird House Man — Part 1 — by Walter Prichard Eaton and illustrated by Hanson Booth

What It Means to Be a Jew by A Successful One

Little Mother by Sarah N. Cleghorn

Tyrus: The Greatest of Them All by Ring W. Lardner with 4 photographs, including one full-pager, of article subject Ty Cobb

Their Second Meeting by Rebecca Hooper Eastman and illustrated by David Robinson

The Theater of War by Ernest Poole with portrait of Poole

Hempfield — A Novel picking up from Chapter 14 — by David Grayson and illustrated by Thomas Fogarty

Sticking to the Old Ways: The Golden Rule in Business by Ida M. Tarbell

A Cold in the Head by Edwin L. Sabin and illustrated by F. Stothmann

Good-by Cap Horn! by Lincoln Colcord

The Ambitions of an Actress by Margaret Anglin with portrait of Anglin

Cupid vs. Geography — Part 2 by George Fitch and illustrated by J.H. Gardner Soper

INTERESTING PEOPLE:

Josephine Clifford McCrackin by Bertha Snow Adams

Olaf Swenson by Burt M. McConnell

Moses Alexander by Chester C. Housh

Nels Johnson by Leonard L. Cline

Carl E. Akeley by Donald Wilhelm

How Women Voted in Chicago by Hugh S. Fullerton

The Meanest Thing I Ever Did — Prize Contest

Prize Contest Annoucement

Says the Cynic

Just Boys by Frances L. Garside

I Should Say So: His Wife Knew About It by James Montgomery Flagg