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1908-11 Lippincotts Magazine Contents November 1908

1908/11 –

  • The Viper — A Novelette by Will Levington Comfort
  • The “Truly” Thanksgiving — A Sketch by Edwin L. Sabin
  • “God Have Mercy on Us” — A Story by Edith Robinson
  • Leaves — A Poem by Charles L. O’Donnell
  • A Misogynist in the Making — A Story by Blanche Goodman
  • A Song of the Mountain — A Poem by Robert Loveman
  • The Tradition of the French Stage — A Special Article by Mrs. John Van Vorst
  • Echo Consolatrix — A Poem by Florence Earle Coates
  • Little Saint Thomas — A Story by E. Ayrton-Zangwell
  • The Wiggly People — A Poem by Mazie V. Caruthers
  • Food for Reflection — A Story by George Wetherill Earl, Jr.
  • Business Philosophy — Epigrams by Warwick James Price
  • The Dream — A Story by Mabel Nelson Thurston
  • Some Guides I Have Known — A Sketch by Horatio C. Wood, M.D.
  • Out in the Fir-Blue Hills — A Poem by Mary Byerley
  • Ways of the Hour
  • To Shakespeare’s Mother — A Poem by George Herbert Clarke
  • Walnuts and Wine

    • 1908-10 Lippincotts Magazine Contents October 1908

    1908/10 –

  • A Jewel of the Seas — A Complete Novelette by Jessie Kaufman
  • October — A Poem by Roscoe Gilmore Stott
  • About Good Health — A Paper by Elbert Hubbard
  • The School-Mother — A Story by Owen Oliver
  • The Pin-Head — A Story by Carline Lockhart
  • Defiance — A Poem by Robert Hamilton Kelley
  • The Service of Fear — A Paper by George L. Knapp
  • The Angel of Happy Hollow — A Story by Luellen Cass Teters
  • A Memory of Pickett’s Brigade — A Sketch by La Salle Corbell Pickett
  • The Viol and Harp and the Reedy Bassoon — A Poem by John Russell Hayes
  • Cupid–And a Call — A Story by Edith Morgan Willett
  • Memorial — A Poem by Sie Jauss Bieber
  • The Racial Pot-Pourri on the Isthmus — A Paper by Herbert Dunlap
  • Criticism — A Poem by Helen Talbot Porter
  • The Lone Huntsman — A Story by Joseph A. Altsheler
  • Ways of the Hour
  • Walnuts and Wine

    • 1908-09 Lippincotts Magazine Contents September 1908

    1908/09 –

  • The Investigation at Holman Square — A Complete Novelette by Nevil Monroe Hopkins
  • Socrates — A Sketch by Jennie Brooks
  • The Gentle One — A Poem by Elsa Barker

  • The Child of a Widow — A Story by Lucy Copinger
  • The Great God News — A Story by Will Levington Comfort
  • A Lullaby — A Poem by Amy Churchill
  • The Disaffection of Adelaide — A Story by Laura Simmons
  • The End of the Road — A Poem by Edwin Carlisle Litsey
  • Zelphine in Warwickshire — A Sketch by Anne Hollingsworth Wharton

  • My Knight — A Poem by Mabel Urmy Seares
  • Laughing Cynicisms — Epigrams by Minna Thomas Antrim
  • Deported — A Story by H.C. Stickney
  • Memories — A Story by Fannie Heaslip Lea
  • Hannah, Mah Honey — A Poem by Margaret Bell Houston
  • Ways of the Hour
  • Walnuts and Wine

    • 1908-06 Lippincotts Magazine Contents June 1908

    1908/06 –

  • The Plague of a Heart — A Complete Novelette by Helen Milecete
  • The Jungfrau — A Poem by Katharine Lee Bates
  • The Fifth Summer of Our Kentucky Cardinal — An Article by Jennie Brooks
  • Lady Tommy — A Story by Owen Oliver
  • The Birth of Irony — A Story by Katharine Holland Brown
  • A Fable With a Moral by Robert T. Hardy
  • Little Billy Higgin’s Rhubarb Money — A Story by John L. Mathews
  • Summer School — A Poem by Clarence Urmy
  • The Lone War — A Story by Will Levington Comfort
  • A Califrnia Night — A Quatrain by William H. Frost
  • Educating Our Boys — Part 4 of 4: Some Practical Suggestions by Joseph M. Rogers
  • What Gold Cannot Buy — A Poem by Margaret Erskine
  • The Delusion of Gideon Snell — A Story by James Raymond Perry
  • A Hundred Dollars Down — A Story by Anna Wharton Morris
  • Musings — Epigrams by William E. McKenna
  • Ways of the Hour
  • The Breathless Hour — A Sonnet by Thomas McKean
  • Walnuts and Wine

    • 1908-04 Lippincotts Magazine Contents April 1908

    1908/04 –

  • They Also Serve: The Story of a Farewell Performance — A Complete Novelette by Virginia Tracy
  • April — A Poem by Florence Earle Coates
  • Educating Our Boys — Part 2 of 4: The Time and the Task by Joseph M. Rogers
  • The Affair of the Uptowners — A Story by Edmund Vance Cooke
  • Inferences — Epigrams by Minna Thomas Astrim
  • A Gentleman Ranker — A Story by Molly Elliot Seawell
  • When Miss Lucy Had the Measles — A Story by Lucy Copinger
  • March — A Quatrain by Margaret Prescott Montague
  • The Worrier — An Article by George Lincoln Walton, M.D.Song — A Poem by William H. Frost
  • Marsh-Lights — A Story by Fannie Heaslip Lea
  • Song of Returning — A Poem by Hermann Hagedorn, Jr.
  • Brinker — A Story by Elfrid Bingham
  • He Is My Friend — A Poem by J.B.E.
  • Poppies and a Sleep — A Story by Sarah Chichester Page
  • Compensation — A Poem by Grace MacGowan Cooke
  • Ways of the Hour
  • Walnuts and Wine

    • 1908-03 Lippincotts Magazine Contents March 1908

    1908/03 –

  • Lady Thoroughbred, Kentuckian — A Complete Novelette by Will Levington Comfort
  • The March Wind — A Poem by Mary Coles Carrington
  • Educating Our Boys — Part 1 of 4: The Cost by Joseph M. Rogers
  • The Case of the Widder Hawkins — A Story by Johnson Morton
  • The Testing of the Earls — A Story by John Reed Scott
  • The Ivory Door — A Sketch by E. Ayrton Zangwill
  • To John Keats — A Poem by George Herbert Clarke
  • The Gallant Burgler — A Story by Ambrose Pratt
  • An Indian Pueblo at Dusk in the Rain — A Poem by Fairman Rogers Furness
  • Home Treatment — A Paper by George Lincoln Walton, M.D.
  • Contrasts — Epigrams by William E. McKenna
  • A Poet of the Galley — A Story by L. Frank Tooker
  • A Strange Will — A Paper by W.I.L.
  • The Champion — A Poem by Richard Kirk
  • The Professor’s Problem — A Story by William T. Nichols
  • Confessional-And Consequences — A Story by Cecilia A. Loizeaux
  • Ways of the Hour
  • A Light in a Tenement Window by Chester Firkins
  • Walnuts and Wine