1918-03 The American Magazine Contents for March 1918

1918/03 — Cover illustrated by J. Knowles Hare

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

Frontispiece: Illustrating “Julie–the Unconquerable” by Paul Julien Meylan

Why We Come Smiling Out of Hell by Private Peat

Sid Says: Moths don’t detroy treasures like these

Private Peat – A portrait in Alco Gravure

William Dudley Pelley – A portrait in Alco Gravure

Wanted–A Younger and More Practical Man — A story by William Dudley Pelley and illustrated by F.M. Gruger

Not for the Genius-But for the Average Man by Frederick W. Taylor with a note by Frank Barkley Copley

Peter Breaks Through His Shell – A love story by Holworthy Hall and illustrated by Clarence F. Underwood

How I Cured Myself of Being too Sensitive with illustration by Lejaren a Hiller

Why I Believe in Deciding Things Quickly by Al H. Woods

Elsie Ferguson – A portrait in Alco Gravure

E.P. Ripley – A portrait in Alco Gravure

Ripley’s Recipe: “Get a good wife–and win men’s loyalty” by B.C. Forbes

Jule–The Unconquerable — A love story by Howard Markle Hoke and illustrated by Paul Julien Meylan

The Joy of the Job by Edna Ferber

The Making of George Groton – A novel (continued) by Bruce Barton with illustrations by Paul Stahr

The Chances of Getting Killed or Hurt in This War by Mary B. Mullett

Williams Sees Herself as Others Saw Her — A story by Bertha A. Rich

When My Boy Comes – What a prospective father has been through since war was declared

Interesting People:

Clem Yore by Jack Lait

George H. Beach by N.B. Beasley

Emily Griffith by Marie La Due

William S. Olive by S.R. Winters

Prize Contest Announcement: The Most Tender, Gentle Thing I Ever Knew a Human Being to Do

Prize winners: What I Would Do If I Had My Life to Live Over

The Family’s Money by Myron T. Herrick