1907-10-19 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

1907/10/19 — Cover design by Fred S. Manning

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

From Sand Dunes to City – A Modern Manufacturing Town Made to Order by Elliott Flower with photos is about Gary, Indiana

The Diary of a Telephone Girl: The Work of a Human Spider in a Web of Talking Wires — No author listed, illustrated by May Wilson Preston

Which College for the Boy? – Michigan: A Middle-Eastern University by John Corbin with photos

“The Late Walter Waling” — Part 1 of 2 — by Lloyd Osbourne and illustrated by George Gibbs

“The Indiscretions of a Trolley Car” by Henry Wallace Phillips with illustrations

Who’s Who — And Why – Serious and Frivolous Facts About the Great and the Near Great focuses on the Candidate for the Mayor of Cleveland Theodore E. Burton with photo

The Populist Movement in Wall Street by Clarence H. Matson

In the Open – The Public-Schools Athletic League by ‘Fair-Play’

Your Savings – Irrigation Bonds as Investments

Your Home

Literary Folk – Their Ways and Their Work

Sense and Nonsense