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1924-01-12 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

1924/01/12 — Cover design by Paul Bransom
Table of Contents taken from this issue reads as follows:

  • A Tail Holt on Cotton by J. Sidney Cates
  • Kicking Over a Corn Tradition by Paul H. Stewart
  • The Best Bet in Hogdom by Stuart O. Blythe
  • Summer Apples–Some Are Not by Benjamin Wallace Douglass
  • Super Farm Flocks by Harry R. O’Brien
  • The Diary of a Country Woman by Corra Harris
  • The Countrywoman by Caroline B. King
  • Why Iowa Stopped Building Consolidated Schools by A.B. Macdonald
  • Lye Hominy Like Mother Used to Make by William C. Smith
  • British Columbia Gets the Coop Habit by Frank Llewellyn Ballard
  • The Flittermouse by Samuel Scoville, Jr.
  • “Grudge Mountain” by Albert Payson Terhune
  • The Editors Page
  • If at First You Don’t Succeed by Samuel R. Guard
  • Keeping Up with Science edited by Edwin E. Slosson
  • Why Trees Don’t Fall Down by Ruth Harrison
  • The How-Come of Immunity by Carl Elmo Freeman
  • Handy Farm Mechanics
  • Helping Mother
  • Downsittings and Uprisings of an Unsquelched Farmer
  • Aunt Harriet Preeny’s Visits
  • Butter Prospects by A.M. Loomis
  • The Home Garden
  • Chaff

    • 1924-10-25 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/10/25 — Cover design by J.F. Kernan.
    Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

    FICTION:

  • “The Hypocrites” by Arthur B. Reese and Illustrated by Manning De V. Lee
  • “Secret Gold” — part 6 — by A.M. Williamson and illustrated by James C. McKell

    • GENERAL ARTICLES:

  • Worthless Land by Richard T. Ely
  • A Retired Farmer in Town by E.W. Howe
  • What is Cooperation, Anyway? by William Johnson
  • Twenty-Eight Years of R.F.D., An Interview with Harry S. New, Postmaster General by E.V. Wilcox
  • The High Cost of Boosting by Harry R. O’Brien
  • Big Ones We Caught–And Lost by Zane Grey
  • The Tax of Government Ownership

    • FARM DEPARTMENTS:

  • Sections on Radio, Livestock and Dairying, Orchards and Small Farms, Poultry, Crops and Soils
  • The Countrywoman
  • Miscellaneous

    • Notable Advertising includes: Maxwell House Coffee on the inside front cover illustrated by C.C. Beale, 2-pages from Ford.

    1924-04-26 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/04/26 — Cover design by E. Troth
    Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

    FICTION:

  • “East Wind” by Delos W. Lovelace and illustrated by Frank Street
  • “Wild Horse Mesa — Part 2 — by Zane Grey and illustrated by Frank B. Hoffman

    • GENERAL ARTICLES:

  • Bargain Day in Montana by John E. Pickett
  • One Lump–Or Three? by U.S. Senator Joseph E. Ransdell
  • Just a Squeaking Heart by William Johnson

    • FARM DEPARTMENTS:

  • Livestock, Crops and Soils, Gardening, Poultry
  • The Countrywoman
  • Helping Mother
  • Miscellaneous
  • Full-page Jello ad on the inside back cover

    • 1924-06-14 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/06/14 — Cover design by Paul Bransom.
    Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

    FICTION:

  • “Appearances” by Jay Gelzer and illustrated by O.J. Gatter
  • “Wild Horse Mesa” — Part 9 — by Zane Grey and illustrated by James McKell

    • GENERAL ARTICLES:

  • Taxes Must Come Down! by U.S. Senator William E. Borah
  • California Fights the Plague by Robert Welles Ritchie
  • When We Were Boys by Charles B. Driscoll
  • Fortunes in Woodlots by Raymond G. Carroll
  • Rammed-Earth Houses by Edward W. Coffin
  • Betting on Cornland by Paul Greer

    • FARM DEPARTMENTS:

  • Sections on Radio, Livestock and Dairying, Orchards and Small Farms, Poultry, Crops and Soils
  • The Countrywoman
  • Miscellaneous

    • Notable Advertising includes: Fisher Bodies illustrated by McClelland Barclay, Victrola ad on back cover features Leopold Stokowski, Albert Coates, William Mengelberg.

    1924-04-19 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/04/19 — Cover design by Frank B. Hoffman
    Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

    FICTION:

  • “The Redfields” — Conclusion — by Grace S. Richmond and illustrated by William Hoople
  • “Wild Horse Mesa — Part 1 — by Zane Grey and illustrated by Frank B. Hoffman

    • GENERAL ARTICLES:

  • F.O.B. Auctions by Stuart O. Blythe
  • South Dakota Speaks Up by U.S. Senator Peter Norbeck
  • A Visit to Corra Harris’ Farm by Jay B. Iden
  • Cotton Is Sitting Pretty by E.H. Taylor
  • How Can We Get Them Out on the Farm by Alonzo Englebert Taylor

    • FARM DEPARTMENTS:

  • Livestock, Orchards and Small Fruits, Field Crops, Garden, Poultry
  • The Countrywoman
  • Helping Mother
  • Miscellaneous

    • 1924-06-21 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/06/21 — Cover design by J.F. Kernan.
    Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

    FICTION:

  • “Brothers Under the Skin” by Eugene Jones and illustrated by James McKell
  • “Wild Horse Mesa” — Part 10 — by Zane Grey and illustrated by James McKell

    • GENERAL ARTICLES:

  • The Biggest Gamble Outdoors by William Johnson
  • The Farm-Mindedness of Washington by David Lawrence
  • Feeding the Factories by U.S. Senator Henry W. Keyes
  • Down the Mississippi by Edward Hungerford
  • Antiques for the Farm House by Walter A. Dyer
  • David Moves to Town by Alfred G. Smith
  • Fewer Students in Farm Colleges by E. Davenport

    • FARM DEPARTMENTS:

  • Sections on Radio, Livestock and Dairying, Orchards and Small Farms, Poultry, Crops and Soils
  • The Countrywoman
  • Miscellaneous

    • Notable Advertising includes: A Community Plate ad on the back cover is illustrated by Coles Phillips.

    1924-04-12 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/04/12 — Cover design by Reginald Bolles
    Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

    FICTION:

  • “The Redfields” by Grace S. Richmond and illustrated by William Hoople
  • “Hefty” by Courtney Ryley Cooper

    • GENERAL ARTICLES:

  • The South Spins Its Own Cotton by E.H. Taylor
  • How the McNary Bill Would Work by E.V. Wilcox
  • Too Late for Baling Wire by Philip S. Rose
  • The Heights of Wild Horse Mesa by Zane Grey
  • Another Oil Row by William Johnson
  • We Farm by Radio by Henry Hatch

    • FARM DEPARTMENTS:

  • Livestock and Dairying, Fruits, Crops and Soils, Poultry
  • The Countrywoman
  • Helping Mother
  • Miscellaneous

    • 1924-07-05 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/07/05 — Cover design by George Brehm.
    Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

    FICTION:

  • “Rugged Water” — Part 1 — by Joseph C. Lincoln and illustrated by Harold Brett
  • “Wild Horse Mesa” — Conclusion — by Zane Grey and illustrated by James McKell

    • GENERAL ARTICLES:

  • Forests Without Trees by P.S. Lovejoy
  • The Corn Belt’s Twins by Representative L.J. Dickinson
  • Wheat Gambling at Odds of Two in Five by William Johnson
  • Bringing Up the Cows by Charles B. Driscoll
  • IF You’re Going to Build
  • The Famer’s Bookshelf by Frank A. Waugh

    • FARM DEPARTMENTS:

  • Sections on Radio, Livestock and Dairying, Orchards and Small Farms, Poultry, Crops and Soils
  • The Countrywoman
  • Miscellaneous

    • 1924-03-29 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/03/29 — Cover design by J.F. Kernan
    Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

    FICTION:

  • “The Redfields” by Grace S. Richmond and illustrated by William Hoople
  • “The Laughing Tyrant” by Delos W. Lovelace and illustrated by Frank Street

    • GENERAL ARTICLES:

  • The Farmer in Politics by Magnus Johnson
  • South Dakota Goes to Sea by William Johnson
  • How to Keep a Hored Man by Robert H. Reed
  • There’s More to Farm Life Than Corn and Hogs by Herbert Quick

    • FARM DEPARTMENTS:

  • Livestock, Orchards and Small Fruits, Field Crops, Poultry
  • The Countrywoman
  • Helping Mother
  • Miscellaneous

    • 1924-05-07 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/05/17 — Cover design by J. Knowles Hare.
    Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

    FICTION:

  • “The Revenge of Dr. Vigg” by Ellis Parker Butler and illustrated by Tony Sarg
  • “Wild Horse Mesa” — Part 5 — by Zane Grey and illustrated by Frank B. Hoffman

    • GENERAL ARTICLES:

  • Three Per Cent Money by Walter W. Head
  • The Retreat of Wheat by John E. Pickett
  • Real Farmer Markets by Harry R. O’Brien
  • Farm Boys Run New York by Raymond G. Carroll
  • Things That Can’t Be Done by E. Davenport

    • FARM DEPARTMENTS:

  • Livestock and Dairying, Orchards and Small Farms, Poultry, Crops and Soils
  • The Countrywoman
  • Miscellaneous

    • 1924-03-15 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/03/15 — Cover design by J.F. Kernan
    Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

    FICTION:

  • “The Redfields” by Grace S. Richmond and illustrated by William Hoople
  • “Mike” by Hugh McNair Kahler

    • GENERAL ARTICLES:

  • Busted by Reclamation by Goerge Frederic Stratton
  • The Keeley Cure for Debt by John E. Pickett
  • Empty Churches by Charles J. Galpin
  • Harnessing the Brook by Philip S. Rose
  • Uncle Tom Moves Up North by Alfred G. Smith
  • Uncle Sam–Traffic Cop by E.V. Wilcox

    • FARM DEPARTMENTS:

  • Livestock, Orchards and Small Fruits, Field Crops, Poultry
  • The Countrywoman
  • Helping Mother
  • Miscellaneous

    • 1924-05-24 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/05/24 — Cover design by George Brehm.
    Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

    FICTION:

  • “Napoleon” by Eugene Jones and illustrated by James C. McKell
  • “Wild Horse Mesa” — Part 6 — by Zane Grey and illustrated by Frank B. Hoffman

    • GENERAL ARTICLES:

  • The Farmer in the White House, An Interview with President Calvin Coolidge by David Lawrence
  • Twelve Years Longer to Live, Dr. Charles Mayo Takes on Health, by Stuart O. Blythe
  • Australia’s Wheat Pool by Marion Hardy
  • North Dakota’s Blessings by John E. Pickett
  • Markets That Farmers Own by Harry R. O’Brien
  • The Frontier Church by Bishop William P. Remington

    • FARM DEPARTMENTS:

  • Livestock and Dairying, Orchards and Small Farms, Poultry, Crops and Soils
  • The Countrywoman
  • Miscellaneous

    • 1924-06-07 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/06/07 — Cover design by J. Knowles Hare
    Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

    FICTION:

  • “Ripe Wheat” by Konrad Bercovici and illustrated by Frank Street
  • “Wild Horse Mesa” — Part 8 — by Zane Grey and illustrated by Frank B. Hoffman

    • GENERAL ARTICLES:

  • Whom Do Farmers Want for President? by Stuart O. Blythe
  • Business Fights the Weevil by Julius H. Barnes
  • What Should New England Grow by Arthur W. Gilbert
  • Laws Can’t Save the Farmer by Frederick Simpich
  • Fiddler Kings by A.B. MacDonald
  • City Wages in the Country by E. Davenport

    • FARM DEPARTMENTS:

  • Crops and Soils, Orchards and Small Fruits, Livestock and Dairying, Poultry
  • The Countrywoman
  • Helping Mother
  • Miscellaneous
  • Maxwell House Coffee ad illustrated by C.C. Beall on the inside front cover

    • 1924-05-31 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/05/31 — Cover design by Sarah S. Stilwell Weber.
    Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

    FICTION:

  • “A Green Hill” by Robert Welles Ritchie and illustrated by W.P. Couse
  • “Wild Horse Mesa” — Part 7 — by Zane Grey and illustrated by Frank B. Hoffman

    • GENERAL ARTICLES:

  • The Cooperation Cure by Frank O. Lowden
  • Dishwashing Farmers by Henry H. Curran
  • The Valley That Will Not be Licked by John E. Pickett
  • Jim Bryant’s Community by Hector Macpherson
  • A Conspiracy to Rob by Herbert Quick

    • FARM DEPARTMENTS:

  • Livestock and Dairying, Orchards and Small Farms, Poultry, Crops and Soils
  • The Countrywoman
  • Miscellaneous

    • Notable Advertising includes: Fisher Bodies illustrated by McClelland Barclay.

    1920-01-17 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1920/01/17 — Cover design by Harold Brett
    Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

  • The Swine Breeds by John E. Pickett
  • The Handwriting on the Wall by Harry R. O’Brien
  • Upholding Cotton by J. Sidney Cates
  • Changing the Film by Gerald B. Breitigam
  • The Horse To-Day by Stuart O. Blythe
  • What’s the Matter With Sugar? by George Frederic Stratton
  • Money When You Need It by E.A. Weir
  • Orchard Grafting by Benjamin Wallace Douglass
  • Poland – Uncle Sam’s Pet Republic by John R. McMahon
  • Old Man Crabtree in California by Freeman Tilden and illustrated by Harold Brett
  • The Editors’ Page
  • To Stump or Not to Stump by Henry Noyes
  • The Man in the Dark — Serialized fiction picking up here at Chapter 10 — by Albert Payson Terhune and illustrated by Anton Otto Fischer
  • How the Grange Stands by Morris J. White
  • Gram’paw Johnson by Tom P. Morgan and illustrated by Arthur G. Dove
  • Dream Investments That Pay by Jay B. Iden
  • The Ring-Necked Grizzly — A Story for Boys by Warren H. Miller and illustrated by Frank Stick
  • “Government Experts I Have Met” by E. Vernon
  • Low-Cost Plumbing by William C. Tucker
  • Handy Farm Mechanics
  • Canada Banishes the Bad Egg by Charles L. Opperman
  • Every Step in Trapping by C.O. Ormsbee
  • Selling Sweets by the Roadside by Alice Mary Kimball
  • Selecting the Best Laying Hens by O.B. Kent
  • The Home Garden
  • Chaff

    • 1924-03-08 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/03/08 — Cover design by Charles Livingston Bull.
    Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

    FICTION:

  • “The Redfields” by Grace S. Richmond and illustrated by William Hoople

    • GENERAL ARTICLES:

  • Help for the Wheat-Strapped Farmer by John Lee Coulter
  • You Wouldn’t Know Our Road by Herbert Quick
  • Tonto Bear by Zane Grey
  • Labor Must Earn What It Gets by Philip S. Rose
  • Shall I leave the Farm? by E. Davenport

    • FARM DEPARTMENTS:

  • Field Crops, Livestock, Orchards and Small Farms, Poultry
  • The Countrywoman
  • Helping Mother
  • Miscellaneous

    • 1924-03-01 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/03/01 — Cover design by Katharine R. Wireman.
    Table of Contents taken from this issue reads as follows:

  • California Uproots the Jap by Robert Welles Ritchie
  • Rice to Tickle the Palate by J. Sidney Cates
  • When Is an Egg Not an Egg? by Harry R. O’Brien
  • Live Bees by the Pound by Frank C. Pellett
  • What Makes a Pig Happy by John M. Evvard
  • Tonto Bear by Zane Grey
  • Has Your Boy Got a Pony? by Jay B. Iden
  • Fence-Corner Grafts by Benjamin Wallace Douglass
  • The Rising Tide of Wages by Philip S. Rose
  • “The Redfields” by Grace S. Richmond
  • The Editors’ Page
  • Idle Lands for Farms or Forests by P.S. Lovejoy
  • The Countrywoman — Edited by Caroline B. King
  • It Looks as Though by William Johnson
  • Helping Mother
  • The News in Livestock by George M. Rommel
  • Handy Farm Mechanics
  • Sudan for Summer Pasture by Hiram H. Shepard
  • Pumping Up the Cow by an Unsquelched Farmer
  • The Home Garden
  • Poultry Pointers for March by Harry R. Lewis
  • North Meets South by Claude Simpson
  • March Garden Reminders
  • Joe Preeney’s First Call
  • Chagg
  • Jell-O ad illustrated by Norman Rockwell on the inside back cover.

    • 1924-02-23 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/02/23 — Cover design by William Hoople
    Table of Contents taken from this issue reads as follows:

  • Russia Challenges Us by Freeman Tilden
  • Jack-of-All Trades Vetch by Frank Llewellyn Ballard
  • This Will Stop Hen Cooties by F.C. Bishopp
  • Brant to Wells to Barton by Otis Kercher
  • The Coon Dog Has His Day by E.H. Taylor
  • If I Could Choose But One Flower–Leading Fanciers Tells of Their Favorites
  • Can Farmers Bid Against the Want Ad? by E. Davenport
  • The Countrywoman edited by Caroline B. King
  • What the Rail Worker Gets by Phillip S. Rose
  • “The Redfields” by Grace S. Richmond and illustrated by William Hoople
  • The Editors’ Page
  • The Statisticians’ Error Cost Cotton Growers $100,000,000 by Alfred G. Smith
  • More and Worse Politics by William Johnson
  • Handy Farm Mechanics
  • Helping Mother
  • Flourishing Graperies by J.R. Stone
  • Disking Ahead of Plowing by Hiram H. Shepard
  • All Set for the Honey Flow by Frank C. Pellett
  • Grandma Preeny’s Strategy
  • The Home Garden
  • Butter Prospects by A.M. Loomis
  • Chaff

    • 1924-02-16 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/02/16 — Cover design by J.F. Kernan
    Table of Contents taken from this issue reads as follows:

  • “The Redfields” by Grace S. Richmond and illustrated by William Hoople
  • Bootlegging Eggs by James Dryden
  • We Don’t Grow Half Enough Flax by Hugh J. Hughes
  • What Does the Building Worker Get by Philip S. Rose
  • Spraying Fruit Trees by Wire by J. Sidney Cates
  • Sweet Clover Pays Us Best by David Jay
  • The Diary of a Country Woman by Corra Harris
  • Te Countrywoman edited by Caroline B. King
  • Illinois Gets the Tax Facts by Harry R. O’Brien
  • The 1924 Fertilizer Horoscope by E.V. Wilcox
  • The Editors’ Page
  • Frantic Statistics by William Johnson
  • “Grudge Mountain” by Albert Payson Terhune and illustrated by Frank Spradling
  • Here’s the Postman With the Chicks by Ralston R. Hannas
  • Keeping Up With Science edited by Edwin E. Slosson

  • Washington’s Pie for His Birthday by Caroline B. King
  • Handy Farm Mechanics
  • Helping Mother
  • Mrs. Preeny’s Cross Days
  • The Home Garden
  • Chaff

    • 1924-02-09 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/02/09 — Cover design by Charles Livingston Bull
    Table of Contents taken from this issue reads as follows:

  • What Does the Other Fellow Get by Philip S. Rose
  • Look Out for Foreign Clover Seed by J. Sidney Cates
  • A Phosphate Ring That’s Square by H.W. Warner
  • Clean Dirt is a Fine Pig Investment by Paul H. Stewart
  • Finding That Market Gap by Alfred G. SMith
  • The Diary of a Country Woman by Corra Harris
  • The Countrywoman edited by Caroline B. King
  • Xiphias Gladius by Zane Grey
  • When a Chicken’s Legs Won’t Work by L.E. Card
  • “Grudge Mountain” by Albert Payson Terhune and illustrated by Frank Spradling
  • The Editors’ Page
  • Farming Below the Profit Line by Harry R. O’Brien
  • Coming Through by John E. Pickett
  • The Good Old Harmonies by Tom P. Morgan
  • The Spring Hog Outlook by John M. Evvard
  • Sample Cases by Frank A. Waugh
  • Money-Making Eggs by Ralston R. Hannas
  • Compasses the Trees Wear by Ruth Harrison
  • Keeping Up With Science edited by Edwin E. Slossen
  • Helping Mother
  • Handy Farm Mechanics
  • Rhubard at Ten Below by L.E. Melchers
  • Let Your Spare Hours Bring You Spare Dollars
  • Southwest Silos by C.F. Monroe
  • Playing Horse in Our Orchard by Harold R. Hitchings
  • The Home Garden
  • February Garden Reminders
  • Mrs. Preeny’s Clean Sweep
  • Anthrax by Carl Elmo Freeman
  • Bummers and Giants by Walter Fallon
  • Chaff

    • 1924-02-02 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/02/02 — Cover design by J.F. Kernan
    Table of Contents taken from this issue reads as follows:

  • The Big Market is the Home Market by E.V. Wilcox
  • The Tarheel Quickstep by E.H. Taylor
  • He Found $6,000 in an Orchard by W.H. Darrow
  • Phosphorus Forever by H.W. Warner
  • All Things Shall Pass But This by William T. Ellis
  • The Diary of a Country Woman by Corra Harris
  • The Countrywoman edited by Caroline B. King
  • New Hampshire Goes Red by Harry R. Lewis
  • One of Those Wisconsin Ideas by Charles D. Stewart
  • Keeping the Land At Home by Alfred G. Smith
  • Grudge Mountain by Albert Payson Terhune
  • The Editors’ Page
  • Farming Along the Profit Line by Harry R. O’Brien
  • Keeping Up With Science edited by Edwin E. Slosson
  • Helping Mother
  • Handy Farm Mechanics
  • The Home Garden
  • The Oldest Preeny Clock
  • Collin Banishes the Scrub by S.C. Hoyle
  • Poultry Pointers for February by Harry R. Lewis
  • The Old Snake Fence by Walt McDougall
  • Downsittings and Uprisings of an Unsquelched Farmer
  • Chaff

    • 1924-01-26 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/01/26 — Cover design by Nell Hatt
    Table of Contents taken from this issue reads as follows:

  • Farming Above the Profit Line by Harry R. O’Brien
  • A Dooryard Rose for America by J. Horace McFarland
  • The Big Little Nema by J. Sidney Cates
  • In Onion There Is Strength by Stuart O. Blythe
  • The Diary of a Country Woman by Corra Harris
  • The Countrywoman edited by Caroline B. King
  • The Early Bird Catches the Market by Alfred G. Smith
  • “Grudge Mountain” by Albert Payson Terhune and illustrated by Frank Spradling
  • The Editors’ Page
  • Proving Darwin With Cows by Charles D. Stewart
  • The Home Garden
  • Sand Farming by James Merrill
  • Breeding Turkeys by F.W. Kazmeier
  • Soys for Robber Acres by C.N. Littlejohn
  • Spring Seeding of Alfalfa by Hiram H. Shepard
  • Handy Farm Mechanics
  • Helping Mother
  • Virtuous Gray and Rascal Red by H.T. Middleton
  • Our Volunteer Fire Department by Homer Croy
  • Dave Preeny Runs Away
  • Chaff

    • 1924-01-19 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/01/19 — Cover design by William Hoople
    Table of Contents taken from this issue reads as follows:

  • Cotton, Cotton, Who’s Got the Cotton? By Freeman Tilden
  • Going the Nitrogen Limit by J.K. Shaw
  • Utah Joins the Hen Parade by George Frederic Stratton
  • Iowa Hales Soil Robbert Into Court by Harry R. O’Brien
  • Dobbin You Are Growing Old! by Stuart O. Blythe
  • The Diary of a Country Woman by Corra Harris
  • The Countrywoman edited by Caroline B. King
  • They Drive Bees to Pasture by Robert Welles Ritchie
  • “Grudge Mountain” by Albert Payson Terhune and illustrated by Frank Spradling
  • Her Royal Higheness by Tom P. Morgan
  • The Editors’ Page
  • The Great Cat Catastrophe by William Johnson
  • My Best Fritter Recipe by Caroline B. King
  • When He Switched to Hens by Ralston R. Hannas
  • Keeping Up With Science edited by Edwin E. Slosson
  • Alfalfa and Apples by Harold R. Hitchings
  • Handy Farm Mechanics
  • Helping Mother
  • Drowned-Land Farming by James H. Collins
  • Winged Sentinels of the Farm by H.T. Middleton
  • Maple-Sugar Time by C.O. Ormsbee
  • Live Tree Braces by Glenn R. Chamberlain
  • Listening in on Livestock by George M. Rommel
  • Mrs. Preeny’s Fight for Justice
  • Farming Styles by J. Sidney Cates
  • The Home Garden
  • A Milk-Poisoning Weed by Albert A. Hansen
  • Chaff

    • 1924-09-27 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/09/27 — Cover design by Reginald Bolles.
    Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

    FICTION:

  • “Neighbors” fiction by Delos W. Lovelace and illustrated by Albin Henning
  • “Secret Gold” part 2 of a serial by A.M. Williamson and illustrated by James C. McKell

    • GENERAL ARTICLES:

  • The Market Value of a Farmer by Hugh S. Cumming, Surgeon General of the United States, and illustrated by O.J. Gatter
  • Is It So Bad to Be a Tenant? by J. Sidney Cates with cartoon by W.J. Enright
  • Chuck Wagon and Remuda by George Frederic Stratton
  • Jubilant Kansas by J.C. Mohler
  • A New Face Behind the Counter – Organized Farmers Are Rapidly Mastering the Selling Job by Philip S. Rose with cartoon by Edwin Marcus
  • We’re Going to Give a Play by Samuel Merwin
  • The St. Lawrence Waterway — Herbert Hoover Investigates the Ship Way from the Great Lakes to the Ocean by Edward Hungerford
  • Beauty by the Roadside — Some Helpful Points on Highway Landscaping by Jens Jensen
  • The Editor’s Page
  • The Dirt Farmer Cabinet — The President and His Official Family are All Farmers Except Secretary Hughes by Guild A. Copeland

    • FARM DEPARTMENTS:

  • The Way to Make a Wavetrap by Watson Davis
  • Plus sections on Orchards and Small Fruits, Livestock and Dairying, Poultry, Crops and Soils
  • The Countrywoman edited by Caroline B. King
  • Miscellaneous

    • Notable Advertising includes: Maxwell House Coffee on the inside front cover illustrated by C.C. Beale, Good Year Tires, 2-page ad for Ford Motor Company illustrated by Charleson, Velvet Tobacco on inside back cover.

    1924-10-04 The Country Gentleman Magazine Contents

    1924/10/04 — Cover design by Samuel E. Brown.
    Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

    FICTION:

  • “All Within the Law” by Clarence Budington Kelland and illustrated by Albin Henning
  • “Secret Gold” — Part 3 — by A.M. Williamson and illustrated by James C. McKell

    • GENERAL ARTICLES:

  • Gulf Stream Luck by Zane Grey
  • Winning a Million in Wheat by Arthur D. Welton
  • Cracker-Box Schools by Jess W. Miley
  • Pure-Breds Are Fashionable Again by C.F. Curtiss
  • The First-Prize Eastern Farmhouse — Planned by Mrs. W.E. McComas
  • Farmer Fox Hunters by A.B. MacDonald
  • The New Job of the Farm College by Kenyon L. Butterfield

    • FARM DEPARTMENTS:

  • Using Inside Wires for an Antenna by Watson Davis
  • Plus sections on Orchards and Small Fruits, Livestock and Dairying, Poultry, Crops and Soils
  • The Countrywoman edited by Caroline B. King
  • Miscellaneous