The FictionMags Index

Index by Date: Page 9014

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• O I C, (pm)
• Oil Pirates! [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #1247, (by Stacey Blake)
• Old Adventures, (ss)
• The Old Bachelor’s New Year, (pm) (by Charles G. Halpine)
• An Old Ballad, as It Might Be Written, (pm) Seattle Post-Intelligencer
• The Old Books, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Old Books, (pm)
• An Old Cheshire Song, (pm)
• Old Christmas Carol, (sg)
• Old Cornish Litany, (pm)
• Old English Beggars’ Rhyme, (pm)
• Old English Carol, (pm)
• Old English Song (“Oh, for a Booke and a shadie nooke”), (sg)
• The Oldest Rogues’ Dictionary, (ms)
• The Oldest Story in the World, (vi)
• The Old Fair Story, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine
• The Old Georgia Melon, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• The Old Hammock, (pm) Nebraska Farmer
• Old Hands and New, (ms)
• The Old House in the City, (ss)
• Old King Cole, (pm)
• An Old Lady’s Love Story, (ss) Gentleman’s Magazine
• An Old Maid’s Marriage, (ss)
• The Old Man of the Sea, (ss)
• Old Powder Horn Locates Ancient Indian Towns, (ms)
• Old Rhyme, (pm)
• The Old Schoolhouse, (pm)
• Old School Tie, (pm) Penthouse (UK)
• The Old Ship, (pm)
• Old Slob’s Detective Library, (hu)
• An Old Song, (pm) , etc.
• The Old Time Fire, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Old Toast, (pm)
• Old Ways, (pm) ; translated by Arthur Waley
• Ollendorfiana, (vi) Paris Figaro; translated by Heinrich Gottfried Ollendorff
• Omens, (pm) ; translated by J. W. Oddy
• On a Lady Patch, (pm)
• On a Lady’s Wearing a Patch, (pm)
• On Conciliation, (ss)
• On Cowards, (pm)
• One Against Nine, (ar)
• One Day, (pm)
• $1.06 Collect!, (ms)
• 100 Other Distinguished Stories of 1999, (ms)
• One Night in Rome, (ss)
• One of the Contented, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• The One Passenger on the Diligence, (ss) Chambers’s Journal
• A $1,000 Bill, (es) Yank: The Army Weekly
• On Gaiman, (bg)
• On Guard, (ss)
• On King Bladud, (ss)
• On “Living Up to One’s Income” Habit, (ms) Cassell’s Saturday Journal
• Only Sound, (ms) Los Angeles Times
• On One Dick, (pm)
• On Parables, (Mark 4), (ex)
• On the River, (pm)
• On the Value of Early Rising, (ar) Young Man
• On the Way Home, (pm) The Boston Transcript, as by George Birdseye
• On Woman’s Rights, (pm)
• On Your Oath?, (ar)
• Opinion by an Expert, (hu)
• Opinion from Detroit, (ms)
• The Optimist, (pm)
• The Ordeal, (pm)
• Ordinance, Prophecy and Precept, (ex)
• The Origin of Jonathan Harker, (ms)
• Orphan John, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• The Orphan Mendicant, (pm)
• The Orphan of Hollenbach, or Polycarp the Adventurer, (na)
• The Ostrich Punching of Arroyo Al, (pm) Denver Republican
• Othello the Moor of Venice, (cs)
• Other Contents, (ms)
• The Other World, (pm) translated by Robert Hillyer
• Our Acts, (pm)
• Our Ash Wednesday Entertainment, (ss) To-Day
• Our Hopes, (pm) (by Matthew Prior)
• Our Journey Godward, (ms) Success
• Outcast Children, (ar)
• The Outdoor Church, (pm) The Spectator
• The Outdoor Girl, (pm) Harper’s Bazar
• The Outlaw, (pm)
• Outlaw’s Cache, (ss)
• The Out of Date Couple, (pm) Chambers’s Journal
• Out of Sight, (ss) New York Journal
• Out of the Whirlwind, (ex)
• Out of This World, (ms)
• Outshine a Single Star, (ar) The Daily Galaxy
• Outsides, (ms)
• Outstanding Collections of Fantastic Stories Published During the Year 1953, (bg)
• Outward Bound, (pm)
• Over the Kitchen Fire, (hu) Home Notes
• Owed to Commencement, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Owlhoot Heritage, (ss)
• An Oxford Idyll, (ss) Macmillan’s Magazine
• Pack Horses and Mules, (ms)
• A Pact with the Devil, (ar)
• Paddle Your Own Canoe, (pm) (by Sarah T. Bolton)
• A Page from the Library: Clerk Saunders, (pm)
• Pahits at Seven, (ss)
• A Pair of Old Slippers, (ss) (translated)
• The Palisadoes, a Tale of the Hudson, (ss)
• “A Pal Like You”, (pm) , as by Jerome D. Kern
• Pangur Ban, (ss)
• The Parable of the Prodigal Son, (ss)
• Parables in the New Testament, (ms)
• Parables of Buddha, (ms)
• A Parallel, (pm)
• The Parasols of Plunder, (nv)
• La Paree Chatter, (ms)
• Parental Solicitude, (hu)
• Paris As It Is To-Day, (ar)
• A Parisian Joke, (hu)
• Parliamentary Error, (ar)
• Parody on “The Burial of Sir John Moore”, (pm)
• The Part and the Whole, (ar)
• Participating Workshops, (ms)
• The Parting, (pm)
• Parvum in Multo, (pm) The Detroit Tribune
• The Passionate Shepherd to His Love, (pm)
• The Passion Flower, (ss)
• Paste or Diamond?, (ss)
• The Pastor Who DIdn’t Know Fear, (vi) St. Paul’s Magazine
• The Patriot, (pm) The London Daily News
• Patterns for Now, (cl)
• Paul Cynos Demands £1,000,000 Ransom [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #1297, (by Robert Murray Graydon)
• Pauline’s Flirtations, (ss)
• The Pawky Peddler, (ss) The Glasgow Citizen
• Peace, (pm) New York Press, etc.
• The Pearl Bullet, (ss)
• Pearl Dance, (pm) Penthouse (UK)
• “Pearl of the Headlands”, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine
• The Peasant of Albano, (ss) Matrix
• A Peculiar Tragedy: The Story of Charley Ross, (ar) Cincinnati Enquirer
• The Pedestrian, (ss)
• Peggy, (pm) Philadelphia Record
• “Penguin’s Fabulous Fowls!”, (nv)
• People and Places, (ms)
• Percolator Principle Applied to Steam Heating, (ms)
• A Perilous Ride, (ar) The Chicago Tribune
• Permissive Wife, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• Perry’s Victory, (pm)
• Personal Column, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• Persuading Children, (vi) Chicago Daily News, as by Lillian Young
• Peruvian Mummy Mask, (il)
• Petrified Corpse, (ar)
• The Phantom Coach, (ts) The Tatler
• Phantom Detective [Richard Curtis Van Loan (The Phantom Detective)], (cs) Thrilling Comics
• A Phantom Engineer, (vi)
• The Phantom Rider, (cs) Boys’ World
• A Phantom Toe, (ss)
• Phillada, (pm)
• Phillis and Daphne, (pm)
• The Philosopher’s Baby, (ss) Blackwood’s Magazine, etc.
• Photographer’s Private File No. 3: Andre De Dienes, (pi)
• Picking Strawberries, (vi) The Atlantic Monthly
• A Picture, (pm)
• The Pied Piper, (ar)
• The Pig: a Tale, (pm)
• Pinguification, (pm)
• Pink Angel, (ss)
• The Pirate Captain, (ss)
• The Pirates Treasure, (ss)
• The Pit of Doom [Sexton Blake], (na)
• The Plague of Locusts, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine
• Plaint of the Plutocrat, (pm) The Chicago Tribune
• The Planting Song: An Osage Indian Lyrice, (pm) ; translated by Nellie Barnes
• Plata Por Trigo, (ss)
• “Play Ball!”, (pm) Denver Post
• Playboy Interview: Albert Schweitzer, (iv) [Ref. Albert Schweitzer]
• The Playing Cards, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• Playing the Ghost, (vi) , as by Claudine Sisson
• The Pledge, (pm) Macon Telegraph
• Plot, (ar)
• The Plots of Famous Books, (ar) Answers
• Pluck Wins, (pm)
• A Pocket Notebook, (ms) St. Nicholas
• Pocket Wisdom, (pm)
• A Poem for Lovers of Dogs (“I am only a dog, and I’ve had my day…”), (pm)
• Poem (“There came a gray owl at sunset”), (pm)
• Poetical Trimming for Ladies’ Fashionable Bonnets, (pm) Punch v28,
• The Poet’s Dream, (pm)
• Poet’s Lot, (pm)
• Point of View, (ar)
• The Poisoned Mind, (nv)
• Polly Atkins, (ss) Truth
• Polly Bergen, (ar)
• The Poor, (pm)
• The Poor Scholar, (ss) (by William Carleton)
• A Pork Bomb, (vi) The Washington Post
• Portfolio of Photographs, (pi)
• A Portrait, (pm) Town Topics
• Portrait of Arthur J. Burks, (il)
• Portraits of Celebrities at Different Times of Their Lives, (pi) [Ref. William Harcourt, Val C. Prinsep & Florence St. John]
• Possession, (pm)
• A Possible Solution, (pm) Puck
• Poster Maiden, (pm) Vanity
• The Postponed Wedding, (nv)
• Potbelly’s Elephant, (vi)
• A Pot of Gold, and a Pot of Honey, (vi)
• Poverty Has Its Dangers, (ms) The New York Times
• The Power and the Glory, (ms)
• Powys Castle, (ar)
• Prairie Dog Towns, (ms)
• A Prayer, (pm)
• The Prediction: a Tale of New-year’s Eve, (ss)
• The Presbyterian Cat, (ss)
• A Prescription, (pm) Medical and Surgical Reporter
• President Plummer [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #475, (by Norman Goddard)
• Presidents as Authors, (ms)
• Previous Volumes, (ms)
• The Price, (pm) Town Topics, etc.
• Priceless Gift, (na)
• The Pride of Rank, (ss) Matrix
• Prince Ahmed and the Fairy Pari-banou, (nv) (by Antoine Galland)
• The Prince and the Dragon, (ss)
• The Prince of Wales’s Feathers, (ar)
• The Princess of the Bowl, (ex) translated by Yei Theodora Ozaki
• Printed Where You Used to Live, (pm) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly
• The Printer’s Angel, (pm) Punch
• Private Lives of the Great, (pi)
• Prize Novelist John T. McIntyre Rises to Defense of Pot-Boilers, (ms)
• Prize Story Competition, (ms)
• The Probationer Meets His Chief Police Officer, (pm)
• A Problem, (pm) Life
• The Problem of the Yellow Button [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #334, (by Ernest Sempill)
• Procrastination, (ss)
• The Prodigal Son, (vi)
• The Prodigal Son, (Luke 15), (ex)
• The Professional Lover, (ms) Household Words
• Professional Pride, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• Progress Chart, (ms)
• Prohibition in Ancient Times, (ms)
• Projects, (ar)
• The Propaganda War, (ar)
• The Prophecy, (ss) (by Henry Cauntner)
• The Proposal, (vi)
• Proposed Anglo-Gallic Submarine Railway, (ar) The Illustrated London News
• Proverb, (pm)
• Psalm One Hundred and Seven, (pm)
• Psychic Phenomena at the Front to Be Told, (ar) (by R. T. M. Scott)
• Publications, (ms)
• Pugilism and the Drama, (ar) The Sun
• Pullman Porters May Really Brush Clothes Now, (ms)
• Punchers Capture Wild Stallion, (ms)
• The Punished Onion-Thief, (ss) ; translated by Alfred Williams
• Purpose, (pm)
• The Putitoffs, (pm)
• The Puzzle, (nv) , etc.
• A Puzzled Boy, (pm) Chicago Times-Herald
• Quatrain: From the Persian, (pm) translated by William Jones
• The Queen Bee, (ss)
• Queen Ulrica and the Countess Steenbock, (ar)
• Queer New Yorkers, (vi) New-York Tribune
• Queer Tricks That People Played to End It All, (ms) The American Weekly
• A Question, (pm)
• Questions for Contrast and Comparison, (ms)
• Quickest Courtship on Record, (ar) Toronto Globe
• The Quiet Stream, (pm)
• Quire of Seraphim, (pm)
• A Quiz Corral, (qz)
• Quod Petis Hic Est, (pm)
• Rabbi Akiva, (vi)
• The Race for the Canadian Rockies, (ar) New York Herald
• The Radiant Boy of Corby Castle, (ar)
• Radio Be Derned, (hu)
• The Raft, (ex) [Ref. Eugène Sue]
• Raggety Bob, (ss)
• Ragmar Shaggy-Legs and the Dragons, (ss)
• Raiders from Mars, (ar)
• Raid Uncovers Writer’s Weapons, (ms) [Ref. Harlan Ellison]
• Rail Service to the World’s End, (ar) The Philadelphia Times
• Rain, (pm)
• A Rain-Drop, (pm)
• The Raindrop, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• The Raising of Lazarus, (vi)
• The Rajah of Gascoigne [Carfax Baines], (ss) (by William Murray Graydon)
• Randy Rides Alone, (ss)
• The Rani Remembers, (ss) National Home Monthly
• The Rapids—A Tale, (ss)
• Rapunzel, (ss)
• Rats of London’s River [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #472, (by Andrew Murray)
• Rattlesnake Jim, (ss) Overland Monthly
• Raven, (ex)
• Ray Wilson, (ar) Boys’ World
• Reader’s Corner Crossword #11, (pz)
• Reader’s Corner Crossword #12, (pz)
• Reading and Analyzing Short Fiction, (ar)
• A Real Boy, (ms) The Outlook
• A Real Cat-Ghost Story, (ss)
• The (Really) Old Fogies, (ms)
• The Real Thing in Spring Poems, (ed) New York World
• The Reasons Why, (ms)
• The Rebel Chief, (sl) Tait’s Magazine
• The Rebuke, (pm) Town Topics
• “The Recent Murders”, (pm)
• Reconstructing the Murder-ed, (ts) The American Weekly
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