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Magazine Contents Lists: Page 709

The American Magazine [v87 #5, May 1919] (The Phillips Publishing Company, 20¢, 212pp, standard) [] (Full Text) Details supplied anonymously. 11 · What Shall It Profit a Man [Part 1 of 7] · Bruce Barton · sl; illustrated by Paul Stahr 14 · Have You a Prima Donna in Your Office or Your Home? · Charles L. Wagner · ar 16 · The Man Who Has to “Get Out the Goods” · Mary B. Mullett · ar 19 · Burbank at Seventy · Walter V. Woehlke · ar 21 · One Thousand Dollars Down · Holworthy Hall · ss; illustrated by Clarence F. Underwood 24 · Temptations Ahead to Guard Against · James J. Walsh, M.D. · ar 26 · George—The Most Accommodating Man in the World · Hugh S. Fullerton · ss; illustrated by Dan Groesbeck 29 · What Has Democracy Done to God? · Dr. Frank Crane · ar 30 · Don’t Be a Clam: If You Like Things—Say So! · Joseph Katz · ar 31 · The One Friend Jim Taylor Lacked · Samuel A. Derieux · ss; illustrated by A. B. Frost 34 · Don’t Get Side-tracked · Frank Bacon · ar 36 · The Gold Mine I Discovered When I Was 35 · Thornton W. Burgess · ar 39 · What to Do When You Get a Good Idea · Edward A. Filene · ar 40 · Fools Rush Out! [Alexander Hanley, Success Developer] · H. C. Witwer · ss; illustrated by A. W. Brown 44 · Tricks by Which You Can Fool the Eye · Alon Bement · ar 47 · Men Who Over-Advertise Themselves · [uncredited] · ar 49 · The Trap · Myra Sawhill · ss; illustrated by Paul Meylan 52 · What I Have Learned from Napoleon · [uncredited] · ar 54 · The Unrecognizable Man · Joseph E. Raycroft, M.D. · ts 55 · Sid Says. XLI. The Race Is Not to the Swift—Especially if They Sit Down · [uncredited] · ms 57 · Useless Hurry · Walt Mason · ar 58 · What We Found Out About People in the Draft · Martin Conboy · ar 60 · Interesting People 60 · An Iceman with Ideas · Fred C. Kelly · bg 61 · How to Make Your Public Library a Business Asset · Alfred Grunberg · bg [Ref. Adelaide R. Hasse] 62 · A 50-Cent Prize That Grew to a $5,000 Business · [uncredited] · bg 64 · The 103-Year-Old Son of President Monroe · E. Tracy Hollingsworth · bg 101 · The American Magazine in the Minister’s Study · William H. Leach · ar 102 · Are Women More Dishonest Than Men? · The Readers · lt 108 · Letting Actions Speak for Themselves · N. M. Clark · ar 192 · Taking My Wife Into Partnership · [uncredited] · ar 205 · The Family’s Money · Various · cl

The American Magazine [v87 #6, June 1919] (The Phillips Publishing Company, 20¢, 216pp, standard) [] (Full Text) Details supplied anonymously. 13 · How Men Act When They Can’t Get a Drink · E. M. Statler · ar 16 · It’s the Go-Getter That Wins Out · Mary B. Mullett · iv [Ref. Walter H. Cottingham] 19 · Are You Ready to Fly? · Henry Woodhouse · ar 22 · Average—1,000 Per Cent · Robert Bachmann · ss; illustrated by Tony Sarg 26 · How I Got Over Being a “Boob” · [uncredited] · ar 27 · Sid Says. XLII. Swelled Heads Have No Ears · [uncredited] · ms 28 · The Trial in Tom Belcher’s Store · Samuel A. Derieux · ss; illustrated by Paul Meylan 32 · What 20,000,000 People Like to Hear · Fred C. Kelly · ar 34 · The Secrets We Read in the Hearts of Folks · Evangeline Booth · ar 37 · The Hidden Talents of “Jack” Barrymore · Keene Sumner · bg [Ref. John Barrymore] 38 · The Woman Tamer from Wyoming · Frank Lapham · ss 42 · Human Beings—As a Nurse Knows Them · [uncredited] · ar; illustrated by Lejaren à Hiller 44 · The Four Most Interesting Subjects in the World · Dr. Frank Crane · ar 46 · The Stolen Girl · John A. Moroso · ss; illustrated by Clarence F. Underwood 49 · What I Know About Running a Business · Mollie Netcher Neuberger · ar 50 · The Experiences of a Pawnbroker · [uncredited] · ar; illustrated by Lejaren à Hiller 53 · Just by Thinking Hard About His Job · Norman Beasley · ar 54 · What Shall It Profit a Man [Part 2 of 7] · Bruce Barton · sl; illustrated by Paul Stahr 58 · My Adventures with Young Geniuses · Leopold Auer · ar 60 · Some Popular Lies Told About Eating · Philip B. Hawk, Ph.D. · ar 62 · Interesting People 62 · The Sunday Editor of the Chicago “Tribune” · Mary Dickerson Donahey · bg [Ref. Mary King] 63 · Has Caught Millions of Shad · J. G. Sholl, Jr. · bg 64 · A Good Man for Children to Know · Charles T. Wilder · bg 65 · An Exciting Moment in the Life of an Engineer · Belle Baldwin McColl · bg [Ref. Clarence W. Hubbell] 128 · Finding Out What People Know · A. R. W. · ar 145 · Simmons—His Job, and How He Got It · George Matthew Rittelmeyer · ar 165 · Learn to Concentrate · H. G. C. · ar 171 · How I Have Helped My Husband in Business · [uncredited] · ar 174 · How I Kept My Husband Home Nights · [uncredited] · ar 177 · How I Would Like to Change the Fashion · The Readers · lt 204 · Some Points to Remember When Looking for a Job · George H. Cushing · ar 210 · The Family’s Money · Various · cl

The American Magazine [v88 #1, July 1919] (The Phillips Publishing Company, 20¢, 182pp, standard) [] (Full Text) Details supplied anonymously. 15 · Dowling Just Wouldn’t Give Up! · Mary B. Mullett · ar 19 · Have You Picked the Right Boss? · B. C. Forbes · ar 20 · What Put Courage Back Into Pat Brennan · George Gilbert · ss; illustrated by J. Henry 23 · Sid Says. XLIII. Booze and Throttles Don’t Go Well Together · [uncredited] · ms 24 · Rheumatism—and Its 9,584 Cures · Walt Mason · ar 26 · The Man Who Made His Bluff Come True · Hugh S. Fullerton · ss; illustrated by Tony Sarg 29 · Try These Tests on Yourself · Keene Sumner · ar 32 · The Men I Left Behind Me · [uncredited] · ar; illustrated by Lejaren à Hiller 34 · “Chick” Evans on Golf as a Test of Character · Allison Gray · ar 37 · Why I Wouldn’t Trade Des Moines for New York · J. N. Darling · ar 39 · The Girl That Was Too Good-Looking · Shirley L. Seifert · ss; illustrated by Walter Tittle 42 · Some Samples of Yankee Shrewdness · Joseph C. Lincoln · ar 45 · How Friends Can Open Doors for You · Albert Sidney Gregg · ar 46 · Mother’s Excitement Over Father’s Old Sweetheart [Mason Family] · Bess Streeter Aldrich · ss; illustrated by Herman Pfeifer 50 · Don’t Say “Maybe I Can”—Say “Yes, I’ll Do It!” · Bishop Samuel Fallows · ar 52 · The Yellow Streak in David · Bertha A. Rich · ss; illustrated by Robert Amick 55 · Fact and Fallacies About Food · Philip B. Hawk, Ph.D. · ar 57 · What Shall It Profit a Man [Part 3 of 7] · Bruce Barton · sl; illustrated by Paul Stahr 60 · Women in $6,000 to $30,000 Jobs · [uncredited] · ar 62 · Interesting People 62 · This Boy Would Rather Be a Cartoonist Than Be President · John L. von Blon · bg [Ref. Ned Hilton] 64 · Two Very Substantial Citizens You Probably Never Heard Of · E. W. Howe · bg 66 · She Ran the Ranch While the Men Folks Fought · Florence M. Seder · bg 135 · The Worst Misfit I Ever Knew · The Readers · lt 154 · I Write a Letter Home Every Day · Frank H. Williams · ar 166 · Acquiring a Vocabulary · J. P. M. · ar 167 · How We Fool Ourselves About New York · William MacLeod Raine · ar 174 · The Family’s Money · Various · cl

The American Magazine [v88 #2, August 1919] (The Phillips Publishing Company, 20¢, 176pp, standard) [] (Full Text) Details supplied anonymously. 15 · Ten Ways to Test the Fineness of a Man · Dr. Frank Crane · ar 19 · George Cohan’s Definition of One Who Is “On the Level” · Mary B. Mullett · ar 22 · Mother Goes on a Strike · Olive Ward Greene · ss; illustrated by Paul Meylan 25 · Why Some People Get in Wrong with Their Neighbors · Walt Mason · ar 26 · The Kind of Human Beings Who Live Longest · Forrest F. Dryden · ar 28 · The Bag of Black Diamonds · Herman Howard Matteson · ss; illustrated by W. H. D. Koerner 32 · 225 Decisions in Less Than Two Hours · “Joe” Cantillon · ar 34 · Don’t Try to Sell Something That People Don’t Need · B. C. Forbes · ar 36 · Why I Always Wear My Rose-Colored Glasses · Gene Stratton-Porter · ar 39 · Get Outdoors and Play! It Will Help You in Business · A. A. Stagg · ar 40 · How a “Cop” Sizes Folks Up · James J. Dillon · ar 43 · Her Choice of a Husband · Christine Whiting Parmenter · ss; illustrated by Norman Price 46 · Shall I Leave My Money to My Children? · [uncredited] · ar; illustrated by Lejaren à Hiller 48 · A Long-Distance Call from Jim · Bess Streeter Aldrich · ss; illustrated by Clarence F. Underwood 51 · It Is One Thing to Desire—and Another to Determine · J. C. Penney · ar 52 · The Girl That Henry Had to Fire · Cora Schilling Lawson · ss 54 · The Adventures of a Caterer · Mary Rodgers De Motte · ar 57 · What Shall It Profit a Man [Part 4 of 7] · Bruce Barton · sl; illustrated by Paul Stahr 60 · I Admit I Am a Good Reporter · Irvin S. Cobb · ar 61 · Sid Says. XLIV. Most Folks Are Easier to Get at Than Around · [uncredited] · ms 62 · Interesting People 62 · Who Would Think This Girl Sold Plumbers’ Supplies? · Dave Dexter · bg 63 · This Blind Man Says Few People Cheat Him · C. Vina · bg 64 · An 82-Year-Old Newspaper Reporter · Leo Fitzpatrick · bg 149 · The Best Idea I Ever Had · The Readers · lt 170 · The Family’s Money · Various · cl

The American Magazine [v88 #3, September 1919] (The Phillips Publishing Company, 20¢, 202pp, standard) [] (Full Text) Details supplied anonymously. 15 · Are Cheap Teachers Going to Be Good for Your Children? · John Grier Hibben · ar 19 · Why Some Men Fail in Business · Theodore H. Price · ar 20 · Scattergood and the One-Legged Deacon [Scattergood Baines] · Clarence Budington Kelland · ss; illustrated by Paul Meylan 24 · Can You Solve These Queer Problems? · James R. Colburn · ar 27 · The Sin That Everybody Commits · [uncredited] · ar 28 · Pinkerton Tells How We Make It Easy for Swindlers · Albert Sidney Gregg · ar 31 · Mother Is Bulldozed Into Putting on Style · Frank Hurburt O’Hara · ss; illustrated by F. Graham Cootes 34 · A Great Business Genius Tells What He Sees Ahead · [uncredited] · iv [Ref. Theodore Newton Vail] 37 · Watch Sharply—The Next Time You Go to the Theatre · Jane Cowl · ar 38 · The Search for the Missing Daughter · Edison Marshall · ss; illustrated by Leslie Benson 41 · Is Your Hearing Perfect? Try These Tests · [uncredited] · ar 42 · The Troubles of a Sixteen-Year-Old Matchmaker · Florence M. Peto · ss; illustrated by W. B. King 44 · Famous Men Who Have Forgotten Me · Wallace Irwin · ar 47 · “Bring Lemon Pie for Two” · Winona Godfrey · ss; illustrated by Clarence F. Underwood 50 · The Pay I Get That Is Better Than Gold · William L. Stidger · ar 51 · Sid Says. XLV. Try to Have Your Pay Envelope Contain These Two Coins · [uncredited] · ms 53 · Underneath All That Rouge · Christine Whiting Parmenter · ss; illustrated by Norman Price 56 · We Divided the Job—But Stuck Together · John Ringling · ar 59 · If You Are Up Against it—Go Around! · Dr. Frank Crane · ar 60 · What Shall It Profit a Man [Part 5 of 7] · Bruce Barton · sl; illustrated by Paul Stahr 65 · Abe Martin on the Movies [Abe Martin] · Kin Hubbard · hu; illustrated by Tony Sarg 66 · I Refuse to Grow Old · Walt Mason · ar 68 · Strange Experiences with Lonesome People · E. M. Wickes · ar 70 · Interesting People 70 · Some Men Are Born Knockers: Here’s a Born Booster · Grace Reeve Fennell · bg 71 · 104 Years Old—and Enjoying Life · Ruth Stevens & Richard Davis · bg [Ref. Louisa K. Thiers] 72 · Robert Bruce—Wonderful Photographer of Nature · Lillian Montanye · bg 74 · “Cupid” Sparks—Matchmaker · Allen Phillips · bg 188 · The Reasons Why I Like the American Magazine · The Readers · lt 196 · The Family’s Money · Various · cl

The American Magazine [v88 #4, October 1919] (The Phillips Publishing Company, 20¢, 242pp, standard) [] (Full Text) Details supplied anonymously. 7 · Your Rent · Abram I. Elkus · ar 10 · “Oh, Well, You Know How Women Are!” · Irvin S. Cobb · ar 12 · “Isn’t That Just Like a Man!” · Mary Roberts Rinehart · ar 14 · A Wonderful Dog with a Dual Nature · Lewis Parsons · ss; illustrated by F. E. Schoonover 16 · Another Country Boy Rises to the Top in New York · B. C. Forbes · iv [Ref. Percy Hampton Johnston] 19 · What Is Wasted Time? · Holworthy Hall · ar 21 · The Telegram That Johnny Didn’t See · Frank Lapham · ss; illustrated by Leslie Benson 24 · Get Into the Selling End of Your Business · Irving T. Bush · ar 26 · “Pep” · Grace G. Bostwick · pm 27 · Who’s Who in America · Bertha Runkle · ss; illustrated by Norman Price 30 · How Animals Act in Aeroplanes · Henry Woodhouse · ar 33 · William Cooper Procter—Who Thinks Fast and Straight · Merle Crowell · ar 34 · How We Divide with Our Men · William Cooper Procter · ar 37 · A Great Actress Talks About Life on Both Sides of the Footlights · Mary B. Mullett · ar 38 · Human Beings—As Seen by a Waiter · William Kidd · ar 40 · Scattergood Matches Wits with a Pair of Sharpeners [Scattergood Baines] · Clarence Budington Kelland · ss; illustrated by Paul Meylan 44 · Ten Good Resolutions · Dr. Frank Crane · ar 46 · We Marry 15,000 Couples a Year · P. J. Scully · ar 49 · His Masterpiece · Emma Lee Walton · ss 51 · The Bain Twins and the “Detectative” · Elizabeth Irons Folsom · ss; illustrated by Norman Price 53 · What Prayer Has Done for Me · The Author of “Finding God in Millersville” (by Heber J. Grant) · ar 54 · Cheaters I Have Known · [uncredited] · ar 55 · Sid Says. XLVI. If You Haven’t Got One of These Little Machines You’re the Human Wonder of the World · [uncredited] · ms 56 · What Shall It Profit a Man [Part 6 of 7] · Bruce Barton · sl; illustrated by Paul Stahr 59 · Queer Things That People Swallow—and Still Live · Philip B. Hawk · ar 60 · The Swelled Head · Grantland Rice · ar 62 · Interesting People 62 · A Humble Maker of Big Railroad Men · Edgar White · bg [Ref. Lewis Nowlan] 63 · Forty-One in the Baseball Business · Norman Beasley · bg [Ref. Frank C. Bancroft] 64 · Young at Seventy-Eight · William Bruce Hart · bg 66 · A $7,000-a-Year Saleswoman · Bertha Snow Adams · bg 100 · We All Should Realize That We Must Be Servants · C. L. · ar 124 · Is This Success? · L. N. · ar 191 · The Lonesomest Time I Ever Had · The Readers · lt 201 · How I Got a Better Job · N. T. · ar 236 · The Family’s Money · Various · cl