1923-04 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

1923/04 —

Frontispiece in Color – Illustration for “Muzio” by W.H.D. Koerner

“The Happy Isles” — A Novel, Part 1 — by Basil King and illustrated by John Alonzo Williams

The Drama as I See It — “Dead Men’s Gold” — by Stephen Leacock and llustrated by John Held, Jr.

“Harlequin” — A poem by Charles Hanson Towne

Two Poems by Edna St. Vincent Millay

“Muzio” — A Story by Konrad Bercovici and illustrated by W.H.D. Koerner

“By the Wall” — A poem by E. Dorset

They Had Their Day by Agnes Repplier and illustrated in tint by Anna Whelan Betts

“April” — A poem by Alice Brown

South, For Blue Water by Arthur Sturges Hildebrand — Illustrated with photographs

“A Dead Man’s Song” — A poem by W.H. Davies

“The Fallen Leaf” — A Story by Charles Caldwell Dobie

“A Song of Triumph” — A poem by Anne Goodwin Winslow

Adventures in Human Nature by Anonymous

“The Bright Side” — A story by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman and illustrated by Mead Schaeffer

Damaged Souls 5: Benjamin Franklin by Gamaliel Bradford

“Edges” — A poem by Ethel M. Hewitt

“Fatigue Poison” — A story by Harold H. Armstrong

“Singers” — A poem by Ben Ray Redman

The Lion’s Mouth

Editor’s Easy Chair by Edward S. Martin

Editor’s Drawer

Personal and Otherwise

Business and Financial Conditions by John Grant Dater

Advertising in color is as follows:
Standard Plumbing Fixtures – The Fiberloid Corporation – Waltham Watches – Carter’s Ink – Story and Clark Piano Company illustrated by F.R. Harper – Holeproof Hosiery illustrated by Coles Phillips – Romance Chocolates illustrated by Norman Rockwell – Whittall Rugs for Fine Homes- American Piano Homes – Ground Gripper Walking Shoes – American Radiator Company featuring Nathan Hale as illustrated by Herbert Paus – Texaco – Firestone – Underwood Portable Typewriter illustrated by Ernest Hamlin Baker – Plus several black & white ads, which are by far the majority