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[The Editor] (chron.) (continued)

* Top-Notch Talk, (ms) Top-Notch Oct 15, Dec 1, Dec 15 1918, Apr 1 1919
* Trail Sense, (ed) Short Stories Nov 10 1928

Short Stories (UK) mid-Mar 1929

* Trail Sense, (ed) Short Stories Nov 25 1932

Short Stories (UK) early-Apr 1933

* Tremendous Trifles, (ed) Short Stories Jul 25 1926
* Tropical Long Island, (ed) Short Stories Jun 25 1930

Short Stories (UK) early-Nov 1930

* Under the Evening Lamp, (ed) Horner’s Penny Stories Sep 18 1909
* Unknown Soldiers, (ed) Short Stories Oct 10 1932
* untitled, (ed) Short Stories Dec 1919
* Values, (ed) Short Stories Jun 25 1926

Short Stories (UK) mid-Nov 1926

* Wanderlust, (ed)

Short Stories (UK) mid-Mar 1933

* Warming the Bench, (cl) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Jan #1, Apr #1, May #1, Jul #2, Dec 1939, Jun, Jul, Nov, Dec 1940, Jan, Feb, Mar, May, Nov 1941
* Warming the Bench, (ed) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Nov #1 1938, Mar #1 1939
* Warming the Bench with the Editor, (cl) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine Jan 1940
* Washington, (ed) Short Stories Feb 25 1925
* We Aren’t Going to Be Depressed Forever, (ed) Short Stories Dec 10 1932
* Welcome to Fiction Magazine, (ed) Fiction Magazine #1, Jun/Jul 2007
* West—For the Spice of Life!, (ms) 10 Story Western Magazine May 1942
* Whale Charring, (ed) Short Stories Sep 10 1930
* What Is Money?, (ed) Short Stories Jan 25 1932
* What Is Victory?, (ed) Short Stories Dec 25 1925
* What Makes an Adventurer?, (ed) Short Stories Nov 25 1929

Short Stories (UK) early-Apr 1930

* What the Editor Has to Say, (ed) Smith’s Magazine Aug 1907
* What the Editor Thinks, (ed) The Strand Oct 1949
* What You Aimin’ At, Stranger?, (ed) Short Stories Nov 25 1927

Short Stories (UK) mid-Apr 1928

* What’s Danger to Some, (ed)

Short Stories (UK) mid-Jan 1932

* When the Iron Is Hot, (ed) Short Stories Dec 10 1925
* When to Sit Tight, (ed) Short Stories Jan 25 1925
* Where Do You Work?, (ed) Short Stories Sep 10 1922
* Who Gets the Credit?, (ed) Short Stories Apr 10 1924
* Who Owns Your Life?, (ed) Short Stories May 10 1927

Short Stories (UK) early-Oct 1927

* Whoop-Music, (ed) Short Stories Oct 10 1930
* Whose Time Is It?, (ed) Short Stories Jan 25 1923
* Why Be Poor?, (ed) Short Stories Dec 10 1924

Short Stories (UK) early-May 1927

* Why College?, (ed) Short Stories Mar 25 1924
* Why Do We Read?, (ed)

Short Stories (UK) mid-Aug 1930

* Why Do We Read?, (ed) Short Stories Jan 10 1930
* Why the Gun Fighter, (ed) Short Stories Jan 25 1926
* Wild West To-Day, (ed)

West (UK) early-Apr 1932

* A Winning Loser, (ed) Short Stories Feb 10 1932
* Wishbone or Backbone, (ed) Short Stories Oct 10 1927
* The Witness Chair, (cl) New Detective Magazine Jan 1945
* A Woman’s Job Is Love, (ed) True Love Affairs Jan/Feb 1940
* A Word from Adam, (ed) Adam Oct 1958, Sep 1959
* Your Best Hour, (ed) Short Stories Feb 25 1923
* Your Diploma, (ed) Short Stories Jun 25 1924
* Your Home Town, (ed) Short Stories Nov 10 1922
* Your Own Game, (ed) Short Stories Sep 10 1926

Short Stories (UK) early-Feb 1927

* Your Spare Time, (ed) Short Stories May 25 1922
[The Editress] (chron.)

* Asked and Answered, (cl) The Schoolgirls’ Pictorial Dec 22 1924
* Gather Round, (ed) Woman’s Companion Jun 16 1945
* Heart to Heart Chats, (cl) Woman’s World (UK) May 6 1916
* Postscript, (ed) The Modern Weekly Aug 29 1936
* Your Corner and Mine, (ed) Silver Star and Golden Star Apr 8 1949
[The Executive Committee] (chron.)

* Greetings, (ms) The Mixture #9 1936
[The Publisher] (chron.)

* An Announcement, (ms) True Adventures Jul 1925
* Our 69th Year!, (ed)

Short Stories (UK) Sep 1958
[The Readers Letters]

* “Save Your Pennies”, (cl) Family Journal Apr 6 1929
[The Wanderers] (chron.)

* Trail’s End, (cl) Ranch Romances Jul #1 1928
[Uncredited on TOC] (chron.)

* Hearts of Hate, (ss) Confession Novel of the Month May 1940
* Love Made Us Reckless, (ss) Confession Novel of the Month May 1940
* Swastika Bride, (na) Confession Novel of the Month May 1940; “Boof-Length True Confession”.
* To Hold My Man, (ss) Confession Novel of the Month May 1940
[unknown] (chron.)

* The Paupers of Park Avenue, (ss) Liberty Dec 31 1932
[unreadable] (chron.)

* Excuse This Hasty Scrawl, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 6 1955
[unsigned] (chron.)

* Diagram Showing the Hideous Injuries Inflicted On Martha Tabram, (nf) Ripperoo #1 2000
* Editorial, (ed) Potato Monkey Aut 2001
* Editor’s Note [by Julian Rosenthal], (ed) Ripperoo #1 2000
* Martha Tabram - The Inquest, (The London Times, 1888), (nf) Ripperoo #1 2000
* Ripper Crossword, (pz) Ripperoo #1 2000
* Who Am I?, (pz) Ripperoo #1 2000
[Various Authors]

* Little Poems, (pm) Pulpsmith Win/Spr 1988
[various] (chron.)

* Action from Action Fans, (lt) Action Stories Sep 1922
* Action from Our Readers, (lt) Action Stories Dec 1921, Jan 1922
* The Anecdotal Side of Mark Twain, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Oct 1898
* The Anecdotal Side of Mr. Moody, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Nov 1898
* Appreciation of Keats by His Friends, (ms) The Century Oct 1895
* As the Old World Moves [quotations], (ms) Lippincott’s Feb 1914
* The Best Two Weeks’ Vacation for a Family, (nf) Ladies Home Journal Jun 1904
* The Best Two Weeks’ Vacation for a Girl, (nf) Ladies Home Journal Jun 1904
* But... Will It Be All ther Same 100 Years from Now?—A Symposium, (sy) Cosmopolitan Feb 1933
* Campus Humor, U.S.A., (hu) Compact: The Young People’s Digest Jul 1954
* The Cars That Ate the Picnic at Hanging Rock: A Symposium on Australian Horror Films, (sy) Studies in Australian Weird Fiction Apr 2009
* cartoons, (ct)

Tom Watson’s Magazine Aug 1905
Tom Watson’s Magazine Sep 1905
Tom Watson’s Magazine Oct 1905

* Chucklers’ Corner, (hu) The Australian Chucklers Weekly Nov 27 1959
* College-Bred Farmers, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 31, Nov 28 1908
* Crosses/Shadows: Australian Christians Discuss the Horror Genre, (sy) Studies in Weird Fiction Feb 2008
* Cthulhu Cultus Australis: The Australian Perspective on H.P. Lovecraft, (sy) Studies in Australian Weird Fiction Jun 2008
* Daughters of Our Presidents, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Feb 1897
* Discoveries, (lt) Automobile and Trailer Travel Magazine Jun 1944
* Dishes for the Winter Table, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Feb 1896
* The Drawer, (cl) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1899
* Echoes in the Wilderness: Weird Poetry in Australia, (sy) Studies in Australian Weird Fiction Apr 2009
* The Edge of the Future: A series of Predictions and Helpful Suggestions for the New Year, (ms) McClure’s Jan 1894
* Editor’s Drawer, (cl) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Jan 1889, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr 1892, Aug 1895
* Etchings, (ms) Munsey’s Apr, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1893, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep 1894, Feb, Oct, Nov, Dec 1895, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1896, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep 1897, Nov 1898, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1899
* Etchings, (pi) Munsey’s Oct, Nov, Dec 1902, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep 1903
* Etchings, (pm) Munsey’s Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep 1895, Oct, Nov, Dec 1897, Aug, Sep 1902, Oct, Nov, Dec 1903, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Dec 1904, Jan, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1905, Jan, Feb 1906
* “The Finest Flower I Ever Grew”, (sy) The Strand May 1912

The Strand Magazine (US) Jun 1912

* Football by the Experts, (ar) Exciting Sports Fll 1941
* Fotoventure Prize Contest, (ms) Personal Adventure Stories Oct 1937
* Funny Fancies, (ct) Metropolitan Magazine Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1900
* Funny Stories by National Monthly Readers, (hu) National Monthly Dec 1911
* General Grant’s “Human Documents:” a series of fourteen portraits, (bg) McClure’s May 1894
* Getting On in the World, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post May 30 1925
* Great Events - Humor and Satire by the World’s Most Famous Cartoonists, (ct) Cosmopolitan Feb, Apr, May 1901
* Gunners’ Yarns, (nf) The Gunner Jan 1920
* How’s Business, A Symposium, (ar) National Magazine Nov 1914, Jan, Mar 1915
* The Humor of It, (pi) Metropolitan Magazine Jul 1901; (including Rudolph Dirks).
* Humours of the Musical Profession, (hu) The Strand Dec 1913

The Strand Magazine (US) Jan 1914

* II. Speaking of Autos. Promanent Americans Talk About the Car and How It Is Changing America, (sy) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 5 1968
* Is Religion Dying in the World?, (sy) Cosmopolitan May 1933
* Is Roosevelt a Menace to Business?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 23, Nov 30, Dec 7, Dec 14, Dec 21, Dec 28 1907
* John Lindsay’s Picnic at Hanging Rock: A Fortieth Anniversary Retrospect, (sy) Studies in Weird Fiction Feb 2008
* The Journal’s Little Readers, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Oct 1898
* Laugh, and the World Laughs with You, (ct) Metropolitan Magazine Jul 1900
* Let’s Laugh, (hu) The Australian Chucklers Weekly Nov 27 1959
* Letter-Box, (lt) Young Ireland Oct 2 1880
* Light Verse, (pm) Munsey’s Apr, Jul, Sep, Oct, Dec 1906, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Dec 1907, Jan, Feb, Mar, May, Jun, Sep, Oct, Nov 1908, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep 1909, Jun 1921
* Little Things to Make for Christmas, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Christmas 1897
* Lordling Love and Lady Fair [quotes], (ms) Lippincott’s Aug 1914
* The Mail Bag, (lt) Automobile and Trailer Travel Magazine Jun 1944
* Mail Bag, (lt) Trailer Travel Magazine Feb 1949
* Mailbag, (lt) Trailer Travel Magazine Jul 1949
* Mainly About Women, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) Dec 1902
* Memoranda on the Civil War, (ms) The Century Dec 1887, Jan, Apr 1888
* Merry Christmas to All / Twenty-Two Cards of Greeting from Delineator Artists, (pi) The Delineator Dec 1917
* Month of Washington and St. Valentine, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Feb 1898
* The Mother and the Housekeeper, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Sep 1898
* Murder Will Out, (ar) Lilliput Jul 1937; unnamed thriller writers suggest unusual ways of murder.
* My Idea of Happiness After the War, (pi) Lilliput Apr 1940; portfolio of cartoons by David Langdon, Nicholas Bentley, Maurice Hall, Heath Robinson, Wyndham Robinson, Walter Goetz.
* My Oldest Joke, (sy) Lilliput Jan 1939
* New Book Store Tour, (nf) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Fll 2004; reviews of seventeen book stores in the Twin Cities metro area; a followup to the “Used Book Store Tour” article in the winter 2002 issue.
* New Home-Made Trimmings, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Jan 1909
* Nightmares in the Dreamtime: On Aboriginal Australian Weird Fiction, (sy) Studies in Australian Weird Fiction Jun 2008
* Novelties in the Way of Church Sociables, (ms) Ladies Home Journal Nov 1897
* Odds and Ends in Needlework, (ms) Ladies Home Journal Oct 1897
* Our French Recipies, (ar) The Delineator Dec 1917
* The Player’s Christmas, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 6 1902; 10 pieces, 10 authors.
* Poetry, (pm) New Mexico Quarterly Review Aug 1941
* Post Rogue, (lc) Rogue Jan 1960
* “Practical” Socialism, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 8 1909; 10 authors, including Eugene Debs and Upton Sincliar.
* Prize Topical Poems, (pm) Munsey’s Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun 1904
* Prize Winners in the “He Found a Girl in the House” Contest, (ms) Metropolitan Magazine Aug 1923
* Puzzle Corner, (pz) Young Ireland Oct 2 1880
* Random Thoughts, (ms) Lippincott’s Oct 1914
* Readers’ Branding Irons, (lt) Wild West Weekly May 17, Jun 21, Jul 5, Jul 12, Aug 9, Sep 13 1941, Mar 7, Mar 21 1942
* Shall We Stay in the Ministry?, By the Ministers of the Country, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion Jan 1910
* Should Murderers be Hanged?, (ms) The Detective Magazine Jul 4 1924
* So They Say, (ms)

The Golden Book Magazine Jun 1934

* Some Little Things for Children, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Jul 1898
* Storiettes, (vi) Munsey’s Jan, Feb, Mar 1896, Apr 1897
* Sunday-School Picnic Ideas, (nf) Ladies Home Journal Jun 1904
* Sweetheart’s Club, (lt) Sweetheart Stories Mar 22, Apr 5 1932
* 10 Writers Who Will Be Read in 100 Years, (ar) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Win 2006; short articles on Yusef Komunyakaa, Michael Houellebecq, Donna Tartt, Billy Collins, Stephen King, Kazuo Ishiguro, Roddy Doyle, J.M. Coetzee, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, and Barry Yourgrau.
* “Then the Band Played” / A Symposium of Amusing Musical Incidents, (sy) The Strand Sep 1913

The Strand Magazine (US) Oct 1913

* This ’N That, (lt) Trailer Topics Magazine Aug 1946
* Thumbnail Editorials by Well-Known Women, (ed) Woman’s Home Companion Mar 1902
* To Entertain an Evening Party, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Dec 1893
* various titles, (ed) The Saturday Evening Post Oct 13 1900, Mar 5 1904, Mar 24 1906
* Verse, (pm) Next Phase v3 #2 1994
* Verse and Pictures from Our Boys and Girls, (ms) Woman’s Home Companion Sep 1909
* The Vogue of the Revue, (sy) The Strand Oct 1915

The Strand Magazine (US) Nov 1915

* Wall Street Views of Speculation, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 2, May 16 1908; 5 pieces by 5 authors.; 3 essays by 3 authors.

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