1904-07-23 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

1904/07/23 — Cover design by Harrison Fisher

Complete contents picked up from paging through this issue are as follows:

Fun at the Fair – The Barker Barks and Pikers Crowd the Pike – by Jesse Lynch Williams and illustrated by F.R. Gruger

South Africa After the War by W.T. Stead

Seconding the Motion – How a Great National Convention Became a Manikin by William Allen White

An Uncle Remus Rhyme – “It’s Good to Be Old If You Know How to Do” by Joel Chandler Harris with illustration by Emlen McConnell (half a page)

Fusee Redivivus – A Tale of Nimble Wits and Heavy Hearts by W.A. Fraser and illustrated by Gordon H. Grant

“Men on the Market” – A Type of Social Highwayman Who Far Outshines the Stage Villain by James L. Ford with illustration by F.V. Wilson

Hurricane Island by H.B. Marriott Watson and illustrated by Karl Anderson

What Tommy Did – How the Losing End Paid a Dividend – by Elliott Flower and illustrated by Emlen McConnell

Uncle Mark – A View at Close Range by Maurice Weidenthal about “Uncle Mark” Hanna with photos

Literary Folk – Their Ways and Their Work

A Plea to the Parodists a poem by Wilbur D. Nesbit