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1907-06-22 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

1907/06/22 — Cover design by Oliver Kemp

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

  • Which College for the Boy? Wisconsin : The Utilitarian University by John Corbin
  • “The Hoodwinking of Apollo” by William Chester Estabrook and illustrated by F.R. Gruger
  • Home Doctoring – Some Uses, Abuses and Fallacies of Household Medicine by Woods Hutchinson M.D. and illustrated by Gustavus C. Widney
  • “An Overdose” by Robert W. Chambers and illustrated by Karl Anderson
  • “A Six-Cylinder Courtship” — A serial picking up from chapter 9 — by Edward Salisbury Field and illustrated by Clarence F. Underwood
  • Wall-Street Type Men with photo of F.A. Vanderslip
  • In the Open – Kicking Among the Spectators – The Get-There Spirit – What Are Rules For? by “Fair-Play”
  • Your Savings – Pitfalls for Investors
  • Literary Folk – Their Ways and Their Work with photo of John Corbin
  • Quarter-page ad for American Express Travelers Cheques

    • 1907-05-25 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1907/05/25 — Cover design by Harrison Fisher

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

  • Young Lord Stranleigh – The King’s Move in the City by Robert Barr and illustrated by James Montgomery Flagg
  • Men Who Are Tempted — Pitfalls in the Path of the Person Who Handles Other People’s Money — by Bailey Millard
  • “The Green Scarab” by E.J. Rath and illustrated by George Brehm
  • “The Man Hunt – A Story of Broadway” –A serial picking up from Chapter 5 — by Arthur Train and illustrated by James Montgomery Flagg
  • Who’s Who and Why — Serious and Frivoluous Facts About the Great and the Near Great focuses on the Mayor of Chicago Fred A. Busse
  • Quitting the Strenuous Life — Busy Men’s Days with Busy Bees by Forrest Crissey
  • How to Get Fit — Temperance, Out-of-Door Life and Reasonable Exercise All the Business Man Needs by Mike Murphy
  • Getting On in the World – Steps and Missteps on the Road to Fortune
  • Your Savings — The Organization of Modern Investment
  • “Mr. Lord of the Sun”
  • Oddities and Novelties of Every-Day Science

    • 1907-05-11 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1907/05/11 — Cover design by Edward Penfield

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

  • Great Men and Their Neighbors: William Howard Taft and Joseph Benson Foraker by Samuel G. Blythe with a small photo of Taft
  • “The Match-Maker” by Maude L. Radford and illustrated by James Montgomery Flagg
  • How to Protect Your Home from Fire – Every-Day Precautions that All Should Take by Forrest Crissey and illustrated by H.C. Wall
  • Limiting Opportunity – The Man Who Wants to Be A Merchant by Jas. H. Collins and illustrated by F.V. Wilson
  • The Countess Diane — A Serial Picking up from Part 4 — by Henry C. Rowland
  • Literary Folk – Their Ways and Their Work
  • In the Open – The Little Boy Who Couldn’t Swim — the Cowards — and the Yellow Streak by “Fair-Play”
  • Your Savings – Real-Estate Mortgages as Conservative Investments
  • Player Folk

    • 1907-04-13 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1907/04/13 — Cover design by Harrison Fisher

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

  • Trading in Profits – In Which is Disclosed the Gentle Art of Making Easy Money – by Will Payne
  • “From Critturs to People” – The Recruiting of the Cities – by Ernest Poole and illustrated by John Sloan
  • “Puppy Love” by Edwin L. Sabin and illustrated by J.A. Cahill
  • Your Humble Servant – The Problem of Domestic Service from the Viewpoint of the Domestic – by Meta Richards Hoyt and illustrated by F.R. Gruger
  • An Apostle to the Children by Alice MacGowan and illustrated by Emlen McConnell
  • Who’s Who and Why – Serious and Frivolous Facts About the Great and Near Great – Featuring Postmaster-General George von L. Meyer who’s pictured
  • The Coming Parliament of Man – As Seen from the Capitals of Europe – Part 3: Rome – by William T. Stead and illustrated by Horace Taylor
  • The Senator’s Secretary
  • Your Savings – The Securities Savings-Banks Invest In
  • Getting On in the World – Steps and Missteps on the Road to Fortune
  • Sense and Nonsense
  • In the Open – Murdering Mating Ducks – Basket-Ball and Hockey Chances – Too Much Rooting
  • Back cover features and ad for H.H. Franklin Mfg. Co. that is text and illustrations titled “Crank and Super-Crank – An Automobile Drama” in Two Acts

    • 1907-04-06 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1907/04/06 — Cover design by J.C. Leyendecker

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

  • An Apostle to the Children by Alice MacGowan and illustrated by Emlen McConnell
  • Ek Ankie, the Man-Eater by W.A. Fraser and illustrated by Paul Bransom
  • Jack Spurlock – Prodigal – Continuing Letters to Unsuccessful Men, Illustrated by F.R. Gruger
  • A Wall-Street Man by Will Payne and illustrated by J.J. Gould
  • Players: Past and Present — John Brougham Comedian and Humorist by William Winter and illustrated by Herman C. Wall
  • Limiting Opportunity – Manufacturing – by Jas. H. Collins and illustrated by E.L. Fithian
  • Your Savings – The Securities Savings-Banks Invest In
  • Getting On in the World – Steps and Missteps on the Road to Fortune
  • Sense and Nonsense
  • In the Open – Murdering Mating Ducks – Basket-Ball and Hockey Chances – Too Much Rooting
  • Back cover features and ad for H.H. Franklin Mfg. Co. that is text and illustrations titled “Crank and Super-Crank – An Automobile Drama” in Two Acts

    • 1907-03-23 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1907/03/23 — Cover design by J.C. Leyendecker

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

  • Wall Street and That Man Roosevelt by Edwin Lefevre
  • The Man Among the Drums by Beatrix Demarest Lloyd and illustrated by William Hurd Lawrence
  • The Bible as Good Reading by Senator Albert J. Beveridge with drawing by Guernsey Moore
  • Letters to Jay Cooke – Chase as a Prophet, Jay Gould as a Bargainer, Grant, Childs and the Lobby — Edited by Ellis P. Oberholzer, Ph.D. and illustrated by J.J. Gould
  • Puppy Love by Edwin L. Sabin and illustrated by J.A. Cahill
  • The Cave Man — A serialized story picking up from Chapter 34 — by John Corbin and illustrated by Emlen McConnell and A.B. Wenzell
  • Who’s Who and Why – Serious and Frivolous Facts About the Great and the Near Great featuirng the new Senator of New Jersey Frank O. Briggs
  • The Price of Beef – The Innocent Consumer – by Emerson Hough and illustrated by F.W Wilson
  • The Senator’s Secretary
  • Sense & Nonsense
  • Getting On in the World – Steps and Missteps on the Road to Fortune

    • 1907-03-09 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1907/03/09 — Cover design by Guernsey Moore

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

  • Letters to Jay Cooke – John Brown Writes from His Prison Cell, Mrs. Lincoln Complains of Her Treatment – Edited by Ellis P. Oberholzer, Ph.D.
  • The Coming Parliament of Man – As Seen from the Capitals of Europe: Part 1– London – by William T. Stead
  • “The Time-Lock” by Arthur Stringer and illustrated by Emlen McConnell
  • “The Cave Man” part of a serial picking up at Chapter 27 — by John Corbin and illustrated by A.B. Wenzell
  • “The Diary of Delia” by Onoto Watanna and illustrated by May Wilson Preston
  • Who’s Who and Why – Serious and Frivolous Facts About the Great and Near Great – Featuring Senator William Pinkney White of Maryland, who’s pictured
  • The Senator’s Secretary
  • A Struggle in the Dark by John Trowbridge Timmons
  • Getting On in the World – Steps and Missteps on the Road to Fortune
  • Raising the Boy
  • Sense and Nonsense

    • 1907-03-02 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1907/03/02 — Cover design by Paul Bransom

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

  • Cobalt, the Goblin of the North by W.A. Fraser
  • A Judge Who Found the Remedy by Charles J. Laval with photo of Judge William Jefferson Pollard
  • The Nuismatist by Eugene Manlove Rhodes and Henry Wallace Phillips and illustrated by P.V.E. Ivory
  • A Middle-Aged Business Man’s Health by Woods Hutchinson, M.D. with illustration by Willams
  • The Cave Man – A serialized story picking up from Chapter 23 — by John Corbin and illustrated by Emlen McConnell and A.B. Wenzell
  • Who’s Who and Why — Serious and Frivolous Facts About the Great and the Near Great – With photo of the Senator-elect from Colorado Simon Guggenheim
  • The Diary of Delia – Being a Veracious Chronicle of the Kitchen with Some Side Lights on the Parlor by Onoto Watanna and illustrated by May Wilson Preston
  • The Senator’s Secretary
  • Over the Wire – Some of the Queer Things that Fall the Telegraph Operator’s Way — by J.A. MacLeod
  • Literary Folks – Their Ways and Their Work
  • Raising the Boy
  • In the Open – College Football and the Intercollegiate Athletic Association by “Fair Play”
  • Getting on in the World – Steps and Missteps on the Road to Fortune
  • Sense and Nonsense

    • 1907-02-23 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1907/02/23 — Cover design by Guernsey Moore

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

  • The Diary of Delia – Including Her Experiences in General Housework and Her Personal Reflections upon Certain Persons in High Places — by Onoto Watanna and illustrated by May Wilson Preston
  • The Mayor of Cleveland by Brand Whitlock – Mayor of Toledo
  • Swollen Fortunes by Wallace Irwin and illustrated by James Montgomery Flagg
  • Who’s Who and Why – Serious and Frivolous Facts About the Great and Near Great – Featuring New Jersey Senator John Kean
  • The Cave Man — Part of a serial picking up from Chapter 20 — by John Corbin and illustrated by Emlen McConnell and A.B. Wenzell
  • The Senator’s Secretary
  • Law and Amelia Whinnery by Herbert Quick
  • A Bunco Sauce-Maker
  • Raising the Boy by D.K.C.
  • How I Lost My Savings
  • Getting On in the World – Steps and Missteps on The Road to Fortune
  • Sense & Nonsense including poem “A Rhyme of the Cities” by Donald A. Fraser
  • Literary Folk – Thei Ways and Their Work with photo of Carolyn Wells

    • 1907-02-16 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1907/02/16 — Cover design by Paul Bransom

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

  • Limiting Opportunity – The Salaried Man – by Jas. H. Collins
  • The Lady and the Octopus by E.J. Rath and illustrated by J.V. McFall
  • The Bible as “Good Reading” by Senator Albert J. Beveridge
  • Who’s Who and Why – Serious and Frivolous Facts About the Great and Near Great — featuring “Fire Alarm” Joe Foraker of Ohio
  • Health Laws of the Jews – And How Modern Science Sustains Ancient Wisdom by Solomon Solis-Cohen, M.D. and illustrated by James Preston
  • Please Y’onner by Harris Dickson and illustrated by Widney
  • The Cave Man — A serial picing up at chapter 15 — by John Corbin and illustrated by A.B. Wenzell
  • The Senator’s Secretary with illustration by Alex O’Levy
  • Ellen Terry, Chatelaine by Frances Benjamin Johnston with photo of Ellen Terry
  • Sense & Nonsense includes poems “The Mecca Rug” by Ruth Guthrie Harding and “Names Polite and Otherwise” by Edwin L. Sabin
  • Player Folk – Brief sections of 4 or 5 paragraphs about: Alla Nazimova – John Tanner – E.H. Sothern – Eleanor Robson – more
  • Raising the Boy by H.F.J.R.
  • In the Open – Professionalism in England and Here–A Bread-Line for the Birds–Dollars and Cents in Our Forests by “Fair-Play”
  • How I Lost My Savings – Caught in a Cafe Game – by H.M.G.

    • 1907-01-26 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1907/01/26 — Cover design by Harrison Fisher

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

  • The Cave Man by John Corbin and illustrated by A.B. Wenzell
  • Some Unsolved Problems in Surgery – The Conflict Between Science and Disease in Operating-Room and Laboratory — by W.W. Keen, M.D., LL.D.
  • The Sheep Woman by Elmore Elliot Peake and illustrated by Allan True
  • Who’s Who and Why – Serious and Frivolous Facts About the Great and the Near Great – Features the Delegate from Alaska, Tom Cale with photo
  • Poor Man’s Land — The Lair of Opportunity in the Frozen North by Rex Beach
  • The Unknown Door by Arthur Stringer and illustrated by Emlen McConnell
  • The Rise of Harriman – How a Master Strategist in Wall Street Gobbled Railroads and Men by Will Payne with photo of Mr. E.H. Harriman and drawings by J.J. Gould
  • The Senator’s Secretary with illustration by Stoll
  • Sense and Nonsense includes the poem “The Bluffers” by Edmund Vance Cooke
  • Player Folk – Includes photo of Laura Nelson Hall
  • Getting On in the World – Steps and Missteps on the Road to Fortune

    • 1906-11-17 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1906/11/17 — Cover artist is unknown for this issue.

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

  • “The Haunted Bell” by Jacques Futrelle and illustrated by J.J. Gould
  • “Puppy Love” by Edwin L. Sabin
  • “Brand Whitlock — Novelist, Lawyer, and Mayor” by Alfred Henry Lewis with photo of Whitlock and illustrations by J.J. Gould
  • “A Celestial Combination — Dealing with the Ascendency of Mercury and the Satellites of Wun Lo” by Kennett Harris and illustrated by Gustavus P. Widney
  • “The Night-Shift at Our Schools” by I.K. Friedman with illustrations by Arthur G. Dove
  • “The Vampire City” a poem by Reginald Wright Kauffman with illustrations by John Boyd
  • “Sampson Rock of Wall Street” part of a serial by Edwin Lefevre and illustrated by The Kinneys
  • “Who’s Who and Why”
  • “The Seat of Judgement — Patrick Sarsfield and Frenzied Finance” by Maude L. Radford and illustrated by F.R. Gruger
  • “After the Pennant — The Stars of the Diamond and the Fancies of the Fans — A Talk With Fielder Allison Jones, Manager– World’s Champions, The Chicago White Sox” — Scanning the article I see mention of Nick Altrock, Ed Walsh, Cap Anson, Bill Lange, Frank Isbell and of course Charlie Comiskey
  • Player Folk — includes mention of May Robson and Ethel Barrymore

    • Notable advertising in this issue is as follows: The House of Kuppenheimer*, The Prudential*, Waterman;s Ideal Fountain Pen*, Parker Pens*, Mallory Cravenette Hats*, Perfection Oil Heater from Standard Oil Company, US Playing Card Co.*, Smith & Wesson*, American Cigar Company*, Jello*, Gillette*, Iver Johnson’s Arms and Cycle Works*, Oldsmobile*, Winton Motor Carriage Co.*, Remington Typewriter*, Mitchell Motor Car Co*, Packard*, and a Christian Herald ad on the back cover and shown below. (Note ads that are smaller than a full page are marked with an asterisk (*))

    1906-10-27 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1906/10/27 — Cover design by Edward Penfield.

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

  • “Lessons in Practical Finance — The Services Rendered by a Trust Company” by Charles G. Dawes
  • “A Kid’s Composition: by Henry A. Shute
  • “The Gallery-God” by Rupert Hughes
  • “Vaiti of the Islands: part 5 of 5 by Beatrice Grimshaw and illustrated by H.G. Williamson
  • “Who’s Who and Why” about Dr. Charlie McCarthy
  • “Faking for Fame — The Confession of a Press-Agent” by Will A. Page and illustrated by Horace Taylor
  • “Sampson Rock of Wall Street” by Edwin Lefevre (part of a serial) and illustrated by The Kinneys
  • “The Making of An American School-Teacher” by Forrest Crissey, part 2 of 3 about Edwin G. Cooley
  • “The Demagogue in Public Life” by Senator Albert J. Beveridge
  • “A Specialist in Failures — Doctor Carrington, Physician and Surgeon for Commercial and Social Ills” by George M. Bayne

    • Notable advertising in this issue is as follows: Holeproof Hosiery, Keen Kutter, Cadillac*, Pompeian Massage Soap, Gillette*, Winton Motor Carriage Co.*, Oldsmobile on the inside back cover, and a Colgate’s Shaving Stick ad on the back cover and shown below. (Note ads that are smaller than a full page are marked with an asterisk (*))

    1906-10-20 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1906/10/20 — Cover design by Charles Livingston Bull.

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

  • “High Speed: English and American Railroad Flyers” by Owen Wister
  • “Moran of Massachussetts: The Man Who Stands for More Laws and Better” by Alfred Henry Lewis about John Brown Moran
  • “The Man-Animal” by Emerson Hough and illustrated by Philip R. Goodwin
  • “Letters to Women in Love” by Mrs. John Van Vorst and illustrated by Karl Anderson
  • “Sampson Rock of Wall Street” by Edwin Lefevre and illustrated by The Kinneys
  • “Who’s Who and Why” mostly about Mayor James N. Adam of Buffalo

    • Notable advertising in this issue is as follows: The House of Kuppenheimer*, The Prudential*, Rambler from Thomas B. Jeffrey & Company*, Ivory Soap ad illustrated by T.K. Hanna, Regina Co. Pianos*, Streit Furniture, Remington Typewriter*, Mallory Cravenette Hats*, “Make Money Exhibiting Motion Pictures” from Edison Kinetoscope*, Winslow’s Skates*, Lea & Perrins Sauce*, the Victor Company*, Smith & Wesson*, Mitchell Motor Car Co.*, Atkins Saws*, Iver Johnson’s Arms and Cycle Works*, Nabisco Sugar Wafers*, and a Williams’ Shaving Stick ad on the back cover and shown below. (Note ads that are smaller than a full page are marked with an asterisk (*))

    1906-10-13 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1906/10/13 — Cover design by F.R. Gruger.

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

  • “Sampson Rock of Wall Street” by Edwin Lefevre and illustrated by the Kinneys
  • “The Great American Steer — The Innocent Trail Drover” by Emerson Hough
  • “Who’s Who and Why” is about Roger Sullivan and Sir Caspar Pardon Clarke
  • “Vaiti of the Islands” part 4 of 5 by Beatrice Grimshaw and illustrated by H.G. Williamson
  • “At Paderewski’s Villa” by William Armstrong
  • “The Yellow Streak — And How it Came to the Surface” by Will Payne and illustrated by Rollin Kirby
  • “The Party Fetich — Patriotism or Partyism: A Straight Conscience vs. a Straight Vote” by Brand Whitlock, Mayor of Toledo

    • Notable advertising in this issue is as follows: Pope Motor Car Company*, Armour, Kellogg’s Corn Flakes*, Jell-O*, American Cigar Company*, Jap-A-Lac Varnish, Colt’s New Pocket Positive*, Packard*, Oldsmobile*, Winton Motor Carraige Co.*, Duplex Phonograph*, Cadillac*, and a Regal Shoes ad on the back cover and shown below. (Note ads that are smaller than a full page are marked with an asterisk (*))

    1906-09-29 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1906/09/29 — Cover design by Mrs. K.R. Wireman.

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

  • “The Windfall” by Robert Barr and illustrated by F.R. Gruger
  • “The Socialist Machine” by Joseph Medill Patterson with illustration by Remington Schuyler
  • “God’s Country” a poem by Louise M. Smith
  • “Vaiti of the Islands” is part of a serial by Beatrice Grimshaw and illustrated by H.G. Williamson
  • “The Shame of the Colleges: The University of Chicago — A Self-Made Antique” by Wallace Irwin and illustrated by M.L. Blumenthal
  • “Players: Past and Present — Great Actress and Great Woman Charlotte Cushman” by William Winter with a photo and illustrated by H.C. Wall
  • “Who’s Who and Why” is about Charles A. Towne this issue

    • Notable advertising in this issue is as follows: “1907 Cadillac Now Ready” from Cadillac Motor Car Company*, Mallory Cravenette Hats, Quaker Oats on the inside back cover, and a Victor Talking Machine Co. ad on the back cover and shown below. (Note ads that are smaller than a full page are marked with an asterisk (*))

    1905-10-14 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1905/10/14 — Cover design by Philip H. Goodwin.

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

  • The Wasteful West – How America’s Most Wasteful Blunder Cost the West a Great Opportunity and the Country a Food-Supply – by Emerson Hough with 5 illustrations by N.C. Wyeth, two of which are larger 4″ X 9/1/4″ drawings
  • The First of All the Line – The Chronicle of a Still Hunt for Ancestors – by W.B. MacHarg and illustrated by George Brehm
  • “The Idealist” by James Hopper and illustrated by H.C Wall
  • Echoes of Greatness: William McKinley by John S. Wise and illustrated by McCutcheon
  • The Crooked Trail — A serial picking up from Chapter 4 – by Will Payne and illustrated by Emlen McConnell
  • The Coming of the Leisure Class by William Allen White and illustrated by F.R Gruger
  • Book Leaves
  • Literary Folk – Their Ways and Their Work with photo of Ellen Glasgow

  • Sense and Nonsense
  • Player Folk – With photo of Maxine Elliott

    • 1905-09-09 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1905/09/09 — Cover design by Charles Livingston Bull

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

  • Scribes and Pharisees by William Allen White and illustrated by F.R. Gruger
  • Echoes of Greatness: Jefferson Davis and Stonewall Jackson by John S. Wise
  • The Saint at Home: Kind Employers Who Pay Insults With Wage by David Graham Phillips with illustration by W. Glackens
  • A Guide to Eldorado: The Story of a Social Experiment and what Came of It by Harrison Rhodes

  • Wall Street and Public Money: Getting In on the Ground Floor by Will Payne with illustration by M.L. Blumenthal

  • School Days – a poem by Joseph C. Lincoln

  • Baby Bullett: The Bubble of Destiny by Lloyd Osbourne and illustrated by Martin Justice, a serialized story picking up at Chapter XI
  • Fall Fashions in Bunco: Some of the Simpler Ways of Skinning the Innocent Countryman by Forrest Crissey and illustrated by J.J. Gould
  • Expert Testimony: Miss Flutterly Discussed the Value of Speech by Charles Battell Loomis
  • The Reading Table

    • 1905-08-26 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1905/08/26 — Cover design by Unknown Artist.

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

  • Echoes of Greatness — Part 1: John Tyler — by John S. Wise with photos of William Henry Harrison, Henry Clay, John Tyler, John Sargeant, Henry A. Wise
  • The Bureau of Abnormal Litigation by Hugh Pendexter and illustrated by Emlen McConnell
  • That List of Bassett’s by Miriam Michelson and illustrated by Gordon Grant
  • Wall Street and the Public Money – Where the Policy Holders Come In – by Will Payne and illustrated by J.J. Gould and photos of George Westinghouse, Thomas F. Ryan
  • “Baby Bullett: The Bubble of Destiny” — A serial picking up from Chapter 7 — by Lloyd Osborne and illustrated by Martin Justice
  • What Uncle Sam Will Give You – Merely to Help Fill Pocketbooks of His People, He Employs Hundreds of Men and Distributes Millions of Dollars – by Rene Bache with drawing by Guernsey Moore
  • Greenroom Tales – Some True Stories of Stage Folk – by Chalres Bloomingdale, Jr.
  • Quarter-page ad for Coca-Col shows man with golf bag and woman with tennis racket and reads “After Exercise Drink Coca-Cola”

    • 1905-08-12 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1905/08/12 — Cover design by Guernsey Moore.

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

  • Baby Bullet: The Bubble of Destiny by Lloyd Osbourne and illustrated by Martin Justice
  • How Miss Wilcox Was Fired by I.K. Friedman and illustrated by John Cecil Clay – The Story of the Dangerous Stenographer and the Susceptible Grocers
  • Half a Dozen Silhouettes – Some Parties in the Case Drawn from Life – by Rebecca Harding Davis and illustrated by F.L. Fithian
  • Japan After the War by Frederic Courtland Penfield and illustrated by James Preston
  • The Wood Fire in Number Three by F. Hopkinson Smith and illustrated by Bayard Jones

  • Common Honesty and Common Sense by Charles N. Crewdson and illustrated by J.J. Gould

    • 1905-08-05 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1905/08/05 — Cover design by Guernsey Moore

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

  • Old-Fashioned Honesty and the Coming Man: A Plea for Higher Education of the Sort that Makes Better Citizens by Grover Cleveland
  • A Round-Up in Central Park: In Which Cupid Follows a Trans-Continental Trail by Eleanor Gates with three illustrations by N.C. Wyeth
  • The Adventure of the Counterfeiters by S.M. Gardenhire and illustrated by Gordon Grant

  • Wall Street and Public Money: Early History of the Equitable in the Light of Recent Disclosures by Will Payne and illustrated by L.M. Blumenthal
  • The Lady and the Ladder: The Annals of an American Countess by Harrison Rhodes and illustrated by Karl Anderson, serialized story picks up from Chapter IX in this issue

  • A Cycle of Cathay: Wherein “Holy Joe” Makes and Braks the Amalgamated Laundrymen by Vincent Harper and illustrated by Harry E. Townsend
  • How and Why We Ought to Swim: An Ancient Sport Which Should Be Part of the Education of Every Modern Man by Rex E. Beach
  • The Reading Table
  • Literary Folk–Their Ways and Their Work

    • 1905-06-24 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1905/06/24 — Cover design by Unknown — There is a signature but my source does not identify it and I cannot read it well enough to state it. If I had to guess I’d say it looks like S.S. Runyon.

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

  • The Real Defenders of Property by William Jennings Bryan and illustrated by C.A. Strehlau
  • “The Milpitas Maiden” A Story of Some Women’s Rights and Others’ Sufferance by Miram Michelson and illustrated by Gordon Grant
  • “Dear Little, Queer Little Man” a poem by J.W. Foley
  • “The Tracer of Lost Persons” A Pursuit of the Ideal and the Attainment of Happiness by Robert W. Chambers and illustrated by Clarence Underwood, a serial picking up at Chapter 2
  • “In the Hands of the Law” The Story of a Receiver Who Really Received by Will Payne and illustrated by F.R. Gruger
  • “The Memoirs of an American” by Robert Herrick and illustrated by F.B. Masters, serialized story picking up at Chapter XXVII
  • The Wood Fire in Number Three – Some Close Calls by F. Hopkinson Smith and illustrated by Bayard Jones
  • The Reading Table
  • Very Cheap Living in London by James L. Ford

    • 1905-06-17 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1905/06/17 — Cover design by Edward Penfield

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

  • The Tracer of Lost Persons by Robert W. Chambers and illustrated by Clarence Underwood
  • The Penalties of Poverty – Why It Costs the Poor More than the Rich to Live Decently – by David Graham Phillips
  • A Corner in Jurisdiction by Hugh Pendexter and illustrated by Martin Justice
  • American Salesmen Abroad – A “Side Line” of Steel Rails – by Henry Harrison Lewis and illustrated by James Preston
  • “The Memoirs of an American” — serial picking up from Chapter 15 — by Robert Herrick and illustrated by F.B. Masters
  • The Riddle of Heredity by Rene Bache
  • Back cover features and ad from Peerless Iceland Freezer with a large color illustration by Elizabeth Shipper Green

    • 1905-05-20 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1905/05/20 — Cover design by N.C. Wyeth

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

  • The Young Man in the World: The Young Man and the New Home by Senator Albert J. Beveridge
  • In Harden’s Place: A Telephone Story With Love on the Wire by J.E. Calkins and illustrated by Hy S. Watson
  • Mr. Scraggs Intervenes by Henry Wallace Phillips with three illustrations by N.C. Wyeth
  • With the Old-Time Players: Memories of Actors and Actresses of Bygone Years by Rebecca Harding Davis with illustration by Herman C. Wall
  • The Memoirs of an American by Robert Herrick and illustrated by F.B. Masters, serialized story picking up at Chapter XV
  • The Wood Fire in Number Three: MacWhirter’s Footpad by F. Hopkinson Smith and illustrated by Bayard Jones
  • The Cartoon Prophet: How He Plays Heads-I-Win-Tails-You-Lose, and is Beaten Only by the Weather by John T. McCutcheon and illustrated by the author

  • The Whimsical Consumer: Color, Not Quality, Is What He Seeks in Food by Rene Bache
  • Literary Folk – Their Ways and Their Work
  • The Reading Table
  • A New Way of Printing

    • 1905-05-13 Saturday Evening Post Magazine Contents

    1905/05/13 — Cover design by Guernsey Moore.

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

  • The Good Gray Poet at Home – His Familiar Talks fo Men, Letters and Events by Horace Traubel with photos of Traubel and Walt Whitman

  • The Triumphs of Eugene Valmont by Robert Barr and illustrated by Emlen McConnell
  • A Modest Home for Five Million by Rene Bache
  • Seeking Investment by George Carling with illustrations by Hy S. Watson
  • The Memoirs of an American by Robert Herrick and illustrated by F.B. Masters, serialized story picks up with Chapter 13
  • The Trail of the Serpent – America’s Clamor of Corruption and What It Really Means by David Graham Phillips with small illustration by F.X. Leyendecker