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The Wave [October 28, 1899]
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The Wave [November 4, 1899]
- 12 · The Ham and the Hobo · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [November 11, 1899]
- 20 · A Bottled Proposal · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [November 18, 1899]
- 12 · The Turn of the Turtle · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [November 25, 1899]
- 12 · The Cardinal’s Golf · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [December 2, 1899]
- 13 · A Square Dance · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [December 9, 1899]
- 14-15 · A Philippine Romance · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [December 16, 1899]
- 12 · The End of the Show · M. A. P. · ss
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The Wave [December 23, 1899]
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The Wave [December 30, 1899]
- 14 · Mrs. Dobley’s System · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [January 6, 1900]
- 12 · A Bunch of Fives · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [January 13, 1900]
- 12 · A Cinch on Juryman No · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [January 20, 1900]
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The Wave [January 27, 1900]
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The Wave [February 3, 1900]
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The Wave [February 10, 1900]
- 12 · The Downfall of Brown · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [February 17, 1900]
- 17 · Mrs. Dobley’s Strategy · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [February 24, 1900]
- 12 · Tank No · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [March 3, 1900]
- 12 · Their Conversation · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [March 17, 1900]
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The Wave [March 24, 1900]
- 18-19 · Slim Jim Bates’s Mistake · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [March 31, 1900]
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The Wave [April 7, 1900]
- 13 · A Millinery Censor · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [April 14, 1900]
- 13 · A Freak of Luck · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [April 21, 1900]
- 10 · Of Course He Wasn’t Vain · Anon. · ss
- 13 · A Widow’s Engagement · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [April 28, 1900]
- 11 · The Eternal Feminine · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [May 5, 1900]
- 14 · Science Wins Out · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [May 19, 1900]
- 10 · A Useful Complaint · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [May 26, 1900]
- 16 · Concerning Man’s Queerness · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [June 2, 1900]
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The Wave [June 9, 1900]
- 13 · A Military Fraud · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [June 30, 1900]
- 13 · A Flat Failure · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [July 7, 1900]
- 13 · The Lady and Cowboy · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [July 14, 1900]
- 13 · A Bowery Rivalry · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [July 21, 1900]
- 4 · Incomparable Hiya-Ai-Kwang · A. J. Dawson · ss
- 12 · A Suburban Cinch · Anon. · ss
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The Wave [July 28, 1900]
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The Wave [August 4, 1900]
- 6 · The Legend of Crow Heart Butte · Elmore Leffingwell · ss; [first page missing with name and title. Page 6 is the end of story.]
- 17 · Handicapped - Told in Two Letters · Grace A. Luce · ss
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The Wave [August 11, 1900]
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The Wave [August 18, 1900]
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The Wave [August 25, 1900]
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The Wave [September 1, 1900]
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The Wave [September 8, 1900]
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The Wave [December 1, 1900]
- 3 · No Fool Like an Old Fool · Anon. · ss; [sic]
- 8 · Femme Incomprise · Anon. · ss; [sic]
- 9+ · Her Dowry · Guy de Maupassant · ss; [sic]
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The Wave [December 8, 1900]
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The Wave [December 15, 1900]
- 8+ · The Baron’s Master Strokie · Brada · ss
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The Wave [December 22, 1900]
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The Wave [December 29, 1900]
- 3 · By the Clock · Puul [sic] West · ss
- 4 · Christmas Vignettes of San Francisco · Anon. · ss
- 11+ · The Blood-Red Moon · Anon. · ss
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Wavelength
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Wavelength [v 1 #3, Fall 1941] ed. Henry Andrew Ackerman (Henry Andrew Ackerman) Details taken from eBay listing. [PSP]
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Wayside Tales and Cartoons Magazine
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Wayside Tales and Cartoons Magazine [v20 #6, December 1921] ed. H. H. Windsor (25¢, 192pp, pulp, cover by Garrett Price) [STM]
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Wee Wisdom
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Wee Wisdom [v54 # 3, October 1948] ed. Jane Palmer (Unity School of Christianity, 15¢, 34pp, 7¼" x 10", cover by Dorothy Wagstaff) only the fiction and poetry are listed. [STM]
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Wee Wisdom [v55 #10, June 1950] ed. Jane Palmer (Unity School of Christianity, 15¢, 34pp, 7¼" x 10", cover by Walter Ohlson) [STM]
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Week End Novels
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Week End Novels [v 1 # 8, December 15, 1919] (E. Hulton & Co. Ltd.; London, 2d, 44pp, 6½" x 8¾") (Double Christmas Number) [JE]
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The Weekly Press
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The Weekly Press [v43 #1945, June 18, 1902] (Phineas Selig; Christchurch, NZ, 6d, 72pp, broadsheet (45cms x 32cms)) Fiction content only. [JE]
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The Weekly Tale-Teller
The Weekly Tale-Teller — UK; 8 May 1909-29 Apr. 1916 (365 issues); Harry Shurey, Hind Court, Fleet St., London; weekly; small, slim, saddle-stapled magazine on pulp paper, usually unillustrated, 48-56pp, price 1d; editor Isabel Thorne; it published 7 or 8 short stories each issue, plus short serials; noted for “Sanders of the River” stories by Edgar Wallace (from 1909); usually carried a weird story each issue along with more general light-hearted material; authors include A. M. Burrage, Alice & Claude Askew, Jessie Douglas Kerruish, Frank H. Shaw, Douglas Newton, M. P. Shiel.
This list contains information from 1 issues out of a total of 356. A complete index to this and other British fiction magazines is forthcoming from the British Library. For more information click here.
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The Weekly Tale-Teller [No. 32, December 11, 1909] ed. Isabel Thorne (Harry Shurey; London, 1d, 48pp, large digest s/s) [John Eggeling]
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The Weekly Tale-Teller [No. 64, July 23, 1910] ed. Isabel Thorne (Harry Shurey; London, 1d, 48pp, large digest s/s) [John Eggeling]
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The Weekly Tale-Teller [No. 68, August 20, 1910] ed. Isabel Thorne (Harry Shurey; London, 1d, 48pp, large digest s/s) [John Eggeling]
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The Weekly Tale-Teller [No. 71, September 10, 1910] ed. Isabel Thorne (Harry Shurey; London, 1d, 48pp, large digest s/s) [John Eggeling]
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The Weekly Tale-Teller [No. 138, December 23, 1911] (Harry Shurry; London, 1d, 48pp, 6" x 9½") [JE]
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The Weekly Tale-Teller [No. 176, September 14, 1912] (Harry Shurey; Hind Court, Fleet St., London, 1d, 48pp, large digest, cover by E. S. Farnot) Cover shows a maiden watering flowers. The covers nearly always had a red wash background with blue lettering against white, or white against blue. [MA]
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