1909-02-13 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

1909/02/13 — Cover design by Sarah Stillwell Weber

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

“Sytem in Politics — What Organization and Hard Work Can Accomplish” by Will Irwin and illustrated by Harrison Cady

“The Art of Appreciation” by Samuel G. Blythe and illustrated by John T. McCutcheon

“The Gold Conspiracy” by Will Payne and illustrated by M. Leone Bracker

“Collections — The Dead Beat and the Near Beat” by James H. Collins and illustrated by Gayle P. Hoskins

“That Mule Bluffer — Olympian Jove Tries to Turn a Double Trick” by Harris Dickson and illustrated by Frank E. Schoonover

“Headache — The Most Useful Pain in the World” by Woods Hutchinson, AM, MD and illustrated by Harrison B. Cady

“The Floater — The Man Who Works on Steel in the Air” by Fred R. Bechdolt and illustrated by R.L. Paley

“Flavilla” by Robert W. Chambers and illustrated by May Wilson Preston

“Why the New Theatre is New — Restoring Play-Acting to its Old Estate” by John Corbin with photo of Winthrop Ames

“A Twofold Reformation” by Arthur E. McFarlane and illustrated by H.T. Dunn

“Who’s Who and Why”

Notable advertising in this issue is as follows: HH Franklin Manufacturing Co. on the inside front cover, Keen Kutter, 2-page ad for Dodge in the center, Gillette Safety Razor*, Lifebuoy Soap*, Quaker Oats*, the R-S Motorcycle from Reading Standard Company*, Iver Johnson*, Remington Typewriters*, Sherwin-Williams*, and a System ad on the back cover and shown below. (Note ads that are smaller than a full page are marked with an asterisk (*))