The General Fiction Magazine Index

Magazine Contents Lists: Page 1597

Everybody’s Story Magazine [v3 #2, December 1910] (pulp) Details supplied by David Pringle. 129 · Alec Grainger’s Landlady · Ramsay Guthrie · ss 136 · Dottietta · L. P. Cargill · ss 142 · The Cloister’s Secret · B. E. Evans · ss 152 · The Man Who Pawned Himself · Eric Neve · ss 162 · The Side Door · Alice MacGowan & Grace MacGowan Cooke · ss Everybody’s Magazine July 1910 172 · Windyknowe: A Middle-Aged Romance · Ralph Dundas · ss; “Every story in this series is complete in itself”. 181 · The Manslayer · W. Dingwall Fordyce · ss 189 · The Energiser · William Freeman · ss 194 · Angiola the Water-Girl · Elena Casela · ss 204 · Who Was the Thief? · Guy C. Baker · ss 217 · Phineas Tooper, Dealer in Queer Lots: Tooper’s Christmas-Box · Charles Henry · ss; “Each story in this series is complete in itself”. 226 · Love and Beauty · Bruno Lessing · ss 232 · Hugh Prescott’s Revenge · May Wynne · ss 238 · Priscilla Hamlyn and the Mysterious Stranger · J. Sackville Martin · ss 245 · Mr. Brown of Peckham, VII: The Mystery of the Derelict Balloon · A Friend of the Family · ss; “Each story in this series is complete in itself”. 252 · The Loves of Conchita · Karl Decker · ss

Everybody’s Story Magazine [v3 #3, January 1911] (pulp) Details supplied by David Pringle. 257 · The Meteoric Career of Mr. Barry Webbling, Episode One: The Stationer’s Shop · William Freeman · ss; “a new and most diverting series of stories”. 264 · The Deathless Flame · Alan J. Thompson · ss 277 · The Riderless Steed · J. Anthony McDonald · vi 280 · The Waif · Helen H. Watson · ss 288 · The Loose Tooth of Jameson Minor · Mary Plowman · ss 293 · Love and Honour · J. B. Greenway · nv 316 · Phineas Tooper, Dealer in Queer Lots: The Golden Shoes of Poppea’s Mule · Charles Henry · ss; “Each story in this series is complete in itself”. 326 · Packing Up · Gwladys Morgan · vi 329 · A Rancher in Love · Tom Bevan · ss 339 · Her Sense of Duty · Maud Maddick · ss 345 · Windyknowe: The Marriage Was Off! · Ralph Dundas · ss; “Every story in this series is complete in itself”. 354 · The Blue Official Envelope · Kate Burnley Belt · ss 363 · Sam Brent, Sot and Hero · D. W. O. Fagan · ss 369 · The Pearl Necklace · Mark Winchester · ss 376 · A Fight to the Finish · Arthur A. Greene · ss 382 · The Green Carpet or the Red? · Ethel Goodwin · vi

Everybody’s Story Magazine [v3 #4, February 1911] (pulp) Details supplied by David Pringle. 385 · The Little Girl in Black · Fedden Tindall · ss 394 · The Knife of Loku Banda · George Ferdinand · ss 404 · The Meteoric Career of Mr. Barry Webbling, Episode Two: A Boom in Money-Boxes · William Freeman · ss; “a new and most diverting series of stories”. 412 · Erchie · D. B. Fletcher · vi 415 · The Fatherland—and Two Blue Eyes · Tom Bevan · ss 423 · “Uncle Richard” · J. Anthony McDonald · ss 432 · The Sealed Packet · S. A. White · ss 445 · A Flight in Time · T. Malby Haddow · ss 452 · Six Months to Live! · Chris Fairlawn · ss 459 · Phineas Tooper, Dealer in Queer Lots: The Most Momentous Commission · Charles Henry · ss; “Each story in this series is complete in itself”. 470 · The Lady or the Lion · Lydia F. Peaster · ss The Blue Book Magazine May 1908 477 · Windyknowe: Cousin Mary · Ralph Dundas · nv; “Every story in this series is complete in itself”. 491 · My First-Aid Case · May Wynne · ss 495 · The Greater Love of Denise · M. C. Wileman · ss 507 · Expense No Object · E. H. Seton · ss

Everybody’s Story Magazine [v3 #5, March 1911] (pulp) Details supplied by David Pringle. 513 · The Round Room Horror · A. Demain Grange · ss 526 · Peter’s Pudding · Chris Fairlawn · ss 532 · Windyknowe: The Doctor’s Bride · Ralph Dundas · ss; “Every story in this series is complete in itself”. 544 · The Mystery of the Prison-House · Adam Barnhart Brown · ss 553 · The Meteoric Career of Mr. Barry Webbling, Episode Three: A Glorious Restoration · William Freeman · ss; “a new and most diverting series of stories”. 562 · Is She Had Known! · Noreen Culmer · ss 570 · An Amateur Philanthropist · Helen H. Watson · ss 581 · The Tragedy of the ’Mabel Allington’ · Henry MacDonald · ss 590 · A White Lie · Hans Arnold · ss; translation from German. 600 · Ann Fletcher’s Rash Attempt · John Inglis · ss 609 · The Queen of the Island · L. B. Thoburn-Clarke · ss 617 · The Marriage of Camilla · Laura Kingscote · ss 624 · The Faithful Jarvis · Marie F. Salton · ss 630 · Phineas Tooper, Dealer in Queer Lots: The Great Cache of the Blue Indians · Charles Henry · ss; “Each story in this series is complete in itself”.

Everybody’s Story Magazine [v3 #6, April 1911] (pulp) Details supplied by David Pringle. 641 · The Adventures of Billie Bellew · Mrs. George de Horne Vaizey · ss; “the first of a series of highly diverting stories”. 650 · The Horror of Serrana Cay · Henry MacDonald · ss 656 · Once Bit · F. W. Sussex · ss 663 · A Mine and a Maiden · Mrs. Irwin Smart · ss 670 · The Real King Solomon’s Mines · Ernest Protheroe · ss 682 · Mr. Wareham’s Evil Eye · Chris Fairlawn · ss 688 · Phineas Tooper, Dealer in Queer Lots: A Matter of Nerve · Charles Henry · ss; “Each story in this series is complete in itself”. 700 · The Faith of Babs · Alys Halsey · ss 705 · The Raj Incarnate · Mary Bradford Whiting · ss 712 · The Meteoric Career of Mr. Barry Webbling, Episode Four: Number One Amazon Crescent · William Freeman · ss; “a new and most diverting series of stories”. 721 · An Anonymous Rival · A. B. Cooper · ss 730 · A Terrible Revenge · George A. Wade · ss 735 · The Conversion of a Rabbit · Alan Raleigh · ss 742 · His Father’s Honour · M. C. Ramsay · ss 751 · The Claiming of Reward · Mark Winchester · ss 758 · Windyknowe: The Minister’s Choice · Ralph Dundas · ss; “Every story in this series is complete in itself”.

Fame and Fortune Magazine:   (about) Started as a nickel weekly, subtitled “Stories of Boys Who Make Money”, which ran short stories and serials, largely reprinted from earlier Tousey publications. Changed to a pulp in 1928 which changed names after 17 issues and then folded after a further 6. Pseudonym information supplied by Larry Estep.

Fame and Fortune Weekly

Fame and Fortune Weekly [#17, January 26, 1906] (Frank Tousey, 5¢, 32pp, newsprint quarto) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 1 · King of the Market; or, The Youngest Trader in Wall Street · A Self-Made Man · nv

Fame and Fortune Weekly [#76, March 15, 1907] (Frank Tousey, 5¢, 32pp, newsprint quarto) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 1 · A Wall Steet Winner; or, Making a Mint of Money · A Self-Made Man · nv

Fame and Fortune Weekly [June 26, 1908] Details supplied by Denny Lien. · Out with His Own Circus; or, The Success of a Young Barnum · [uncredited] · ss

Fame and Fortune Magazine Title changed from Fame and Fortune Weekly.

Fame and Fortune Magazine [v24 #1, First October 1928] (Street & Smith Corp., 15¢, pulp) Details supplied by John Locke from Table of Contents. 1 · Breaking Into Wall Street · Frank S. Lawton (by Paul Chadwick) · nv 34 · Judging Character by Features · [uncredited] · ms 35 · The Wallet · John Westmore Clay (by Warren Elliot Carleton) · ss 43 · Health Commandments · [uncredited] · ms 44 · “Windy” Bellows—Salesman [“Windy” Bellows] · George M. Rock · ss 54 · Winning on Wings [Part 1 of 3] · Hamilton Watson · sl 70 · The First Steel Pens · [uncredited] · ms 71 · False References · Lester F. Stoughton (by Richard F. Merrifield) · ss 81 · Walking to Your Work · [uncredited] · ms 82 · A Share in Business · Graham Black (by Warren Elliot Carleton) · ss 91 · His New Selling Plan · Franklin P. Styles (by Paul Chadwick) · ss 102 · Wealth from Waste · [uncredited] · ms 103 · The Square Peg · Richard P. Knight (by Thea Busch) · ss 113 · The Handshaker · Wesley Henshaw (by Richard F. Merrifield) · ss 123 · Your Handwriting and Your Job · E. B. Hastings · cl 126 · The Editor Remarks · The Editor · cl

Fame and Fortune Magazine [v24 #2, Second October 1928] (Street & Smith Corp., 15¢, pulp) Details supplied by John Locke from Table of Contents. 1 · A Stockbroker’s Secret · John Sterling Dykes (by Paul Chadwick) · nv 35 · A Whirl at Real Estate [“Windy” Bellows] · George M. Rock · ss 43 · Honesty and Nationality · [uncredited] · ms 44 · Stolen Stamps · Robert V. Kramer (by Warren Elliot Carleton) · ss 52 · White-Collar Men · Lawrence Derry (by Richard F. Merrifield) · ss 64 · The Buck Passer · Richard P. Knight (by Thea Busch) · ss 72 · Little Things That Help · [uncredited] · ms 72 · They Need Nerve! · [uncredited] · ms 73 · The Rut · Graham Black (by Warren Elliot Carleton) · ss 82 · Unready Money · Theodore Winn (by Warren Elliot Carleton) · ss 91 · A Business of His Own · Stanley Bright (by William Bruner) · ss 99 · Winning on Wings [Part 2 of 3] · Hamilton Watson · sl 121 · Your Handwriting and Your Future · E. B. Hastings · cl 124 · The Editor Remarks · The Editor · cl

Fame and Fortune Magazine [v24 #3, First November 1928] (Street & Smith Corp., 15¢, pulp) Details supplied by John Locke from Table of Contents. 1 · A Plunge in Copper · Frank S. Lawton (by Paul Chadwick) · nv 35 · Wildcat Tamers [“Windy” Bellows] · George M. Rock · ss 45 · “Pep” Davis—Store Clerk [Part 1 of 3] · Lawrence Derry (by Warren Elliot Carleton) · sl 63 · His First $1,000 · Lester F. Stoughton (by Richard F. Merrifield) · ss 74 · The Speed Test · Will Lambert (by Paul Chadwick) · ss 85 · Just a Fiddling Fool · Wesley Henshaw (by Richard F. Merrifield) · ss 96 · Free Lots · John Westmore Clay (by William Bruner) · ss 104 · The Runaway · John Wakefield (by Thea Busch) · ts 109 · Winning on Wings [Part 3 of 3] · Hamilton Watson · sl · A Success Secret · [uncredited] · ms · A Wise Peasant · [uncredited] · ms · A Word to the Wise · [uncredited] · ms 121 · Your Handwriting and Your Future · E. B. Hastings · cl 124 · The Editor Remarks · The Editor · cl

Fame and Fortune Magazine [v24 #4, Second November 1928] (Street & Smith Corp., 15¢, pulp) Details supplied by John Locke from Table of Contents. 1 · Frank Merriwell Tackles Real Estate [Frank Merriwell] · Burt L. Standish (ghost written by Warren Elliot Carleton) · nv 33 · Selling MacGregor · Richard P. Knight (by Thea Busch) · ss 45 · Wall Street Magic · Theodore Winn (by Richard F. Merrifield) · ss 56 · A Fortune in Gas [“Windy” Bellows] · George M. Rock · ss 67 · “Bookworm” Cobb · Paul Stevens (by Paul Chadwick) · ss 76 · The Job Ahead · Franklin P. Styles (by Warren Elliot Carleton) · ss 85 · Wild Rubber · Graham Black (by William Bruner) · ss 95 · “Pep” Davis—Store Clerk [Part 2 of 3] · Lawrence Derry (by Warren Elliot Carleton) · sl 114 · A Messenger’s Start · John Wakefield (by Thea Busch) · ts 118 · The Fame and Fortune Club · The Readers · lc 120 · Your Handwriting and Your Job · E. B. Hastings · cl 123 · The Editor Remarks · The Editor · cl · A Way Out · [uncredited] · ms · First Manuscripts · [uncredited] · ms · The Old Question: Who Discovered America? · [uncredited] · ms

Fame and Fortune Magazine [v24 #5, First December 1928] (Street & Smith Corp., 15¢, 16+128pp+, pulp) Details supplied by John Locke. 1 · Pitfalls of Wall Street · John Sterling Dykes (by Paul Chadwick) · nv 32 · Long-Lived Animals · [uncredited] · ms 32 · Workers’ Hints · [uncredited] · ms 33 · White Elephant Taxis [“Windy” Bellows] · George M. Rock · ss 41 · Wanted—For Roughing It [Part 1 of 3] · Hamilton Watson · sl 58 · Golden Pennies · Richard P. Knight (by Thea Busch) · ss 69 · The Dub · Wesley Henshaw (by Richard F. Merrifield) · ss; given as by Wesley Henslaw. 77 · Two Torn Twenties · Robert V. Kramer (by Paul S. Powers) · ss 88 · Off His Course · Will Lambert (by Phil MacLeod Richards) · ss 95 · “Pep” Davis—Store Clerk [Part 3 of 3] · Lawrence Derry (by Warren Elliot Carleton) · sl 110 · Learning the River · John Wakefield (by Thea Busch) · vi 114 · Your Handwriting and Your Job · E. B. Hastings · cl 117 · The Fame and Fortune Club · The Readers · lc 120 · A Tennis Help · [uncredited] · ms 122 · The Editor Remarks · The Editor · cl