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Seaside Hints for Mothers, (ar) The New Magazine (UK) August 1914
Secrets of Beauty, (ar) The New Magazine (UK) August 1914
The Spinster Question (Discussion No. 6), (ar) Munsey’s Magazine August 1914
The Terrible New, (ms) Women’s Stories August 1914
“The Things That Count”, (sa) The Green Book Magazine August 1914 [Ref. Laurence Eyre]
“When All Has Been Said” [The Belles of Beauty Row], (ss) The Green Book Magazine August 1914
Women Professors in Germany, (ms) Women’s Stories August 1914
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine August 1914
[photography], (pt) Metropolitan August 1914
Calling in the Subordinates, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1914
Enough Is Enough, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1914
Foretelling Battleship Speed, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1914
Getting a Dividend from a Holdup, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1914
A Handy Reference to Crime, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1914
A Tip from a Prize Fighter, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1914
Tipping Off the Readers, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1914
Hints and Points on Trout Fishing, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post September 5 1914
The Law and the Wild Fowl, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 5 1914
How We Put Smithboro on the Convention Circuit, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post September 12 1914
Gunmen in Congress, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 15 1914
Over the Fence with Two On, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 15 1914
The Real Baedeker, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 15 1914
Sacred Singing in the Country, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 15 1914
Sam Blythe Gives an Interview, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 15 1914
The Strategy of Bill Sweeny, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 15 1914
The Triumph of Justice, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 15 1914
With Paine at Yale, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 15 1914
Your Faculty of Observation, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 26 1914
Autumn Headgear, (ar) The New Magazine (UK) September 1914
Canadian Progress Told in Paragraph, (ms) MacLean’s Magazine September 1914
Children: The Parents’ Enigma, (ar) The American Magazine September 1914
The Empire’s Splendid Rally to the Mother Country, (ar) The Windsor Magazine #237, September 1914
Home Hints and Recipes, (ar) The New Magazine (UK) September 1914
How to Make a “Peter Pan” Collar, (ar) The New Magazine (UK) September 1914
My Lady’s Dress on Holiday, (cl) Colour September 1914
“Nash’s” and “Pall Mall Magazine”, (ms) Nash’s Magazine September 1914
Night Photography, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #30, September 1914
Our Cookery Pages, (ar) The New Magazine (UK) September 1914
Our French Comrades, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #30, September 1914
Play of the Month: “Grumpy”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) September 1914
A Prayer at Harvest, (ms) Good Housekeeping September 1914
A Regular Guy [The Belles of Beauty Row], (ss) The Green Book Magazine September 1914
The Right Hon. Reginald McKenna, (bg) The Strand Magazine September 1914 [Ref. Reginald McKenna]
The Rime of the Razor-Back, (pm) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1914
Some Marvellous Examples of Whittling, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) September 1914
The Story of Peter the Rogue, (ss) The Strand Magazine September 1914; translated by Florence Tapsell
Sublimation, (vi) Colour September 1914
Summer Smiles, (hu) The New Magazine (UK) September 1914
Uncle Sam’s Handmaidens, (ms) Women’s Stories September 1914
A Wife—Unloved, (ss) The Novel Magazine September 1914
Wonders of Bird-Grouping, (ar) The Strand Magazine September 1914
The Young Man’s Letter, (ss) Colour September 1914
[photography], (pt) Metropolitan September 1914
A Debutante’s Confession to Margaretta Tuttle, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 3 1914
Free Trade for Americans—With Americans, (ms) Collier’s October 3 1914
Warriors in the Clash of the Continents, (pi) Collier’s October 3 1914
Absence (“Something is missing in the sky and sea…”), (pm) The Story-teller October 1914
A Bevy of Beauty, (pi) The Royal Magazine October 1914
Bluff King Hal, (pi) The Lady’s Realm October 1914
Britannia’s Bulwarks, (ar) The Royal Magazine October 1914
A Cinema Under the Sea, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine October 1914
The Confessions of a Boys’ Story Writer, (ar) Lippincott’s Magazine October 1914
Ding Dong, (pm) Lippincott’s Magazine October 1914, etc.
Education for Family Health, (ms) Women’s Stories October 1914
The Empire’s Splendid Rally to the Mother Country. Second Article, (ar) The Windsor Magazine #238, October 1914
Facts, (ms) Women’s Stories October 1914
“For They Are Jolly Good Fellows!”, (ar) The Royal Magazine October 1914
Magazine Readers 2/6 Fund, (ms) Pearson’s Magazine October 1914
Music and the War, (cl) Colour October 1914, etc.
My Favourite Child Story, (ms) Pearson’s Magazine October 1914
My Saloon: Autobiography of a Saloonkeeper, (sl) Ladies’ Home Journal October 1914, etc.
The Penge Mystery, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #31, October 1914as told to Walter Wood
The Play of the Month: “Drake”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) October 1914
A Prayer for Work, (ms) Good Housekeeping October 1914
The Red Heart, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #238, October 1914
Remarkable Prophecies of War, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine October 1914
Scissor Pictures, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine October 1914
Separate Holidays, (ms) The Novel Magazine October 1914
Setting the Fashion, (cl) Colour October 1914
Taming My Rebel Soul, (ss) The American Magazine October 1914
“The Vanishing Bride”, (sa) The Green Book Magazine October 1914 [Ref. Sydney Rosenfeld]
Woman and Her Veil, (ar) The Lady’s Realm October 1914
A Woman of Some Importance [The Belles of Beauty Row], (ss) The Green Book Magazine October 1914
The Fake Broker, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 14 1914
Another Conversational Difficulty, (ms) The Popular Magazine November 23 1914
Love and the Morse Code, (ms) The Popular Magazine November 23 1914
New Styles in Architecture, (ms) The Popular Magazine November 23 1914
Rattling the Family Skeletons, (ms) The Popular Magazine November 23 1914
Taking Advantage of the Situation, (ms) The Popular Magazine November 23 1914
The Voice of Authority, (ms) The Popular Magazine November 23 1914
When the Lightning Strikes Home, (ms) The Popular Magazine November 23 1914
Back Views of Pattern Fashions Shown on Pages 73 and 77, (il) Woman’s Home Companion November 1914
Beautiful Christmas Players, (pi) The Lady’s Realm November/December 1914
Biological Bosh About Women, (ms) Women’s Stories November 1914
Boys’ and Girls’ Prize Notices, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion November 1914
By-products of the Ballet, (ms) Women’s Stories November 1914
Caps for Tiny Girls, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion November 1914
Couldn’t Tell Where He Lost Rod, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1914
The Dance Classical, (ar) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine November 1914
The Dancing Water, the Singing Stone, and the Talking Bird, (ss) The Strand Magazine November 1914; translated by E. Dyke
Dividents and Dress, (cl) Colour November 1914
Dress Novelties for Girls, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion November 1914
Edamus et Bibamus, (pm) The Lady’s Realm November/December 1914
Edison in War Time, (ar) The American Magazine November 1914
The Etiquette of Art Criticism, (ms) The Smart Set November 1914
Faith and Unfaith [The Belles of Beauty Row], (ss) The Green Book Magazine November 1914
A Girl’s Coat in Duvetyn and Fur, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion November 1914
A Great Woman, (ms) Women’s Stories November 1914
Home Furnishing, (cl) Colour November 1914
How Hard Can a Horse Work?, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1914
H.R.H. The Prince of Wales’s Relief Fund Appeal, (ms) The London Magazine November 1914
Labor Legislation for Women, (ms) Women’s Stories November 1914
A Letter from Charleroi, (lt) The Cornhill Magazine November 1914
Lord Kitchener of Khartum, (bg) The Strand Magazine November 1914 [Ref. Herbert Kitchener]
The Lure of Romance, (ms) The Novel Magazine November 1914
The Magazine Readers’ 2s 6d Fund, (ms) The Royal Magazine November 1914
Magazine Readers’ Half-Crown Fund, (ms) The Novel Magazine November 1914
Main Line Matters, (cl) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1914
Men I Have Loved, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine November 1914
Millions for Annual Scrap Crop, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1914
New Fashion Ideas for Young Mothers, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion November 1914
New Whims of Fashion, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion November 1914
The Other Side of the Shield, (ar) McCall’s Magazine November 1914
Our Great £1,000 Competition, (cn) The Royal Magazine November 1914, etc.
The Play of the Month: “My Aunt”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) November 1914
Politics, Truth and News, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) November 1914
Portrait of His Holiness, the New Pope, Benedict XV, (il) Munsey’s Magazine November 1914
A Prayer for Thanksgiving, (ms) Good Housekeeping November 1914
A Present-Day Gideon, (bg) The American Magazine November 1914
Profitable Plans for Church Work, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion November 1914
Results of the Prize Winning Contest on “The Baiting of Nemesis”, (ms) Short Stories with Keith’s House Plans November 1914
Rotarygravure, (pi) Metropolitan November 1914
The Russian Ballet, (ar) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine November 1914
Shot and Shell, (ms) The London Magazine November 1914, etc.
Suffering Little Children, (ms) Women’s Stories November 1914
The Thrill of Battle, (pi) The Royal Magazine November 1914
The Voice of the Lord—Third in a Series of a Minister’s Experiences with Women, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion November 1914
We Should Like the Recipe, (ms) Women’s Stories November 1914
What War Means to Fashion, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion November 1914
When British Roads Paid “Deodands”, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1914
When They Married, (ar) The Strand Magazine November 1914
Getting a Line on the Husband, (ms) The Popular Magazine December 7 1914
Lots of Wealth, but No Money, (ms) The Popular Magazine December 7 1914
When a Gentleman Went to Jail, (ms) The Popular Magazine December 7 1914
Seeing by Wire, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 19 1914
Afraid of the Fire, (ms) The Popular Magazine December 23 1914
The Fascination of War, (ms) The Popular Magazine December 23 1914
The Kind-Hearted Professor, (ms) The Popular Magazine December 23 1914
The Worst Degradation, (ms) The Popular Magazine December 23 1914
The Forged Cheque, (ss) Yes or No December 26 1914
The “Bad Man” and I, (ms) The Novel Magazine December 1914
Christmas 1914, (ms) Good Housekeeping December 1914
The Citizenship of Women, (ms) Live Stories December 1914
The Experiences of a Jew’s Wife, (ar) The American Magazine December 1914
A Great Novel Shown in Moving Pictures: “Quo Vadis?”, (sa) The Strand Magazine (US) December 1914
The Green Bay Tree [The Belles of Beauty Row], (ss) The Green Book Magazine December 1914
In the Temple, (ss) The Strand Magazine December 1914; translated by Catherine S. Kiehl
Lippincott’s Magazine: Progressive, (ed) Lippincott’s Magazine December 1914
The New Day, (ed) Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1914
The Play of the Month: “Seven Keys to Baldpate”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) December 1914
Santa Claus, V.C., (ss) Colour December 1914
Three Nobel Prize Winners, (ss) Live Stories December 1914
The Tichborne Case, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #33, December 1914as told to Walter Wood
Women and War, (ms) Live Stories December 1914
Human Heat, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 2 1915
Surgeons and Soldiers, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 9 1915
The Church in My Town, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 23 1915
Feeding the Multitude, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 30 1915
Bargain Weddings, (ms) Live Stories January 1915
Big Year and Little Year, (ss) Colour January 1915
“Colour” Competition—Prizes, (cn) Colour January 1915
A Diaphanous Dancer, (iv) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine January 1915 [Ref. Gertrude Hoffman]
Elegy, (ms) The Smart Set January 1915
The Excuse, (pm) The Lady’s Realm January 1915
For a New Thesaurus of Similes, (ms) The Smart Set January 1915
From the Day-book of Old Dr. Bolus, (ms) The Smart Set January 1915
From the Memoirs of the Devil, (ms) The Smart Set January 1915 (by H. L. Mencken)
Great Thoughts of Great Men, (ms) The Smart Set January 1915
“He Comes Up Smiling”, (sa) The Green Book Magazine January 1915 [Ref. Emil Nyitray & Byron Ongley]
Help Wanted—for the Homeless, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) January 1915
A Husband’s Story. When Our Children No Longer Need Us, (ar) The American Magazine January 1915
Is Civilization, Then, a Failure?, (ms) The Smart Set January 1915 (by H. L. Mencken)
Lillian of the Films, (bg) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine January 1915 [Ref. Lillian Walker]
Love (“Love does not, like the twilight, fade…”), (pm) The Lady’s Realm January 1915
Margaret, (ms) Live Stories January 1915
A Moving Tale, (ms) Live Stories January 1915
Palette and Chisel, (cl) Colour January 1915, etc.
The Play of the Month: “Peg o’ My Heart”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) January 1915
A Request, (pm) The Lady’s Realm January 1915
Says the Cynic, (cl) The American Magazine January 1915, etc.
Suffrage in the South, (ms) Live Stories January 1915
The Tragedians, (ms) The Smart Set January 1915
The “Ups” and “Downs” of the Coiffure, (ar) The Lady’s Realm January 1915
Who’s Who in America, (ms) The Smart Set January 1915
[frontispiece], (fp) The London Magazine January 1915
A Little Maid A-Dreaming, (pm) The Red Magazine February 1 1915
A Maiden Lady, (pm) The Red Magazine February 1 1915
Society on Toast, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 13 1915
The Actor Market, (ms) The Smart Set February 1915
Can We All Secure Independence?, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #35, February 1915
The Flapper, (ms) The Smart Set February 1915 (by H. L. Mencken)
Help Given for the Homeless, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) February 1915
How Far Is the German Woman Responsible?, (ar) The Lady’s Realm February 1915
How the Stage Defeats the Enemy, (ar) The London Magazine February 1915
“Knitting Needles”, (ar) Colour February 1915
The Little Mother Who Sits at Home, (lt) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine February 1915
Married Too Soon, (ms) The Novel Magazine February 1915
Our Oldest Inhabitants, (pi) The Royal Magazine February 1915
Overheard in a Vienna Café, (ms) The Smart Set February 1915
Portraits of Celebrities at Different Ages, (bg) The Strand Magazine February 1915 [Ref. John Arbuthnot Fisher, David Henderson & John Jellicoe]
The Revue of the Month: “Business as Usual”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) February 1915
A Trying Experience in 1870, (ar) MacLean’s Magazine February 1915
The Woman of It, (ms) The Smart Set February 1915
Women I Have Loved, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine February 1915
[frontispiece], (fp) The London Magazine February 1915
The King-Pin of Wall Street, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 7 1915
Millionaire Dummies, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 7 1915
Mr. Walter’s Lack of Diplomacy, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 7 1915
Signing the Firm’s Name, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 7 1915
A Tree That Is a Lumber Yard, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 7 1915
What a Real Crowd Is, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 7 1915
The Generous Mr. Brown, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 23 1915
Regarding Our Foreign Policy, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 23 1915
A Shocking Proceeding, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 23 1915
The Stolen Tip, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 23 1915
Back Views and Descriptions of Designs shown on 38, 39, and 42, (il) Woman’s Home Companion March 1915
The Ballad of Ships in Harbor, (pm) The Smart Set March 1915 (by H. L. Mencken)
Beethoven, (ms) The Smart Set March 1915 (by H. L. Mencken)
Better Babies, (cl) Woman’s Home Companion March 1915, etc.
Crippen’s Callous Crime, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #36, March 1915as told to Walter Wood
The Dressmaking Lesson, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion March 1915
Driven by E. Temple Thurston, (ms) The Green Book Magazine March 1915
Edison Under Fire, (ar) The American Magazine March 1915
A Few Lines, (ms) The Smart Set March 1915
Illiteracy and Why, (ms) Live Stories March 1915
The Lie by Henry Arthur Jones, (ms) The Green Book Magazine March 1915
The Lies We Tell to Men—A Personal Confession, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion March 1915
Lines to a Lady, (pm) The Smart Set March 1915
The Little Mother Who Sits at Home, (lt) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine March 1915
The Master Minds, (ms) The Smart Set March 1915
A Mix-Up by Parker, (ms) The Green Book Magazine March 1915
Of Interest to Well-Dressed Women, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion March 1915
A Page of Pets for Little Boys and Little Girls Who Like Them, (ms) Woman’s Home Companion March 1915
Pearl of the “Pictures”, (bg) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine March 1915 [Ref. Pearl White]
The Play of the Month: David Copperfield, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) March 1915
Plays New and Plays Revived, (pi) The Lady’s Realm March 1915
A Prayer for Puritans, (ms) The Smart Set March 1915 (by H. L. Mencken)
The Silent Voice by Jules Eckert Goodman, (ms) The Green Book Magazine March 1915
Sis Hopkins (How Rose Melville Has Made a Fortune out of a Play That Like Topsy Just Grew), (ar) The Green Book Magazine March 1915
Six Ways of Making the Everyday Dress for Less Than Fifteen Dollars, (ms) Woman’s Home Companion March 1915
Slaves of Fashion, (ms) Live Stories March 1915
The Smartest of the Spring Hats, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion March 1915
Some Good Stories, (ms) The Grand Magazine March 1915
The Song of Songs by Edward Sheldon, (ms) The Green Book Magazine March 1915
Spring Fashions for Little People, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion March 1915
A Spring Outfit for the Young Girl, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion March 1915
A Story for the American Household, (ed) Pearson’s Magazine (US) March 1915
This Season’s Best Comedies—With Music and Without, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion March 1915
The Ugly Beauty or the Films (Discussing Freckles and their Effect Upon Temperament), (ar) The Green Book Magazine March 1915
When My Wife Left Me, (ms) The Novel Magazine March 1915
Who Pays Working Girls’ Wages, (ms) Live Stories March 1915
Why I Am a Servant, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine March 1915
Why the Birth Rate Is Decreasing, (ms) Live Stories March 1915
[frontispiece], (fp) The London Magazine March 1915
[photography], (pt) Adventure March 1915 [Ref. Fritz Duquesne, Donald Francis McGrew, Talbot Mundy, Henry Oyen, Stephen Allen Reynolds, Arthur D. Howden Smith, W. Townend & Frederick William Wallace]
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine March 1915
Scientific Bakers, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 10 1915
Mountain Camping, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 17 1915
Tally Ho, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 17 1915
All About General Joffre, (bg) The Strand Magazine April 1915 [Ref. Joseph Joffre]
Beauty—and the Actress, (pi) The Lady’s Realm April 1915, etc.
The Joys of Barbarism, (ms) Live Stories April 1915
Life ad, (ms) McClure’s Magazine April 1915
The Little Mother Who Sits at Home, (lt) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine April 1915
The Play with the Record Run: Potash and Perlmutter, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) April 1915
“Sinners”, (sa) The Green Book Magazine April 1915 [Ref. Owen Davis]
“Told by the Jester”, (hu) The Grand Magazine April 1915, etc.
The £20,000 Cinema Girl, (ar) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine April 1915 [Ref. Mary Pickford]
Waltzing Through Life, (ms) The Novel Magazine April 1915
A Wife’s Dilemma, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine April 1915
Woman the Inventor, (ms) Live Stories April 1915
[frontispiece], (fp) The London Magazine April 1915
[photography], (pt) Adventure April 1915
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine April 1915
One Way Not to Handle Witnesses, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 7 1915
Receiving the Ambassador, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 7 1915
The Wall Street Detective, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 7 1915
When the Pay Envelope Arrived, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 7 1915
White Hopes, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 29 1915
Alma, a Cinema Genius, (ar) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine May 1915 [Ref. Alma Taylor]
American Legion, Endorsed by Ex-President Roosevelt and Major General Leonard Wood: The Development Into a National Movement of the Organization Started and Built Up by This Magazine, (ms) Adventure May 1915
And the Porter Only “Skeered Him”, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine May 1915
The Cost of Aimless Emotion, (ms) Live Stories May 1915
Development of Passenger Engines, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine May 1915
The Farewells of Seven Women, (ms) The Smart Set May 1915
From the Roumanian, (ms) The Smart Set May 1915
Honor, (ms) Live Stories May 1915
Human Pilot Clears the Block, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine May 1915
The Insulator Knobs Looked Edible, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine May 1915
The Little Mother Who Sits at Home, (lt) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine May 1915
Lord Fisher, (bg) Pearson’s Magazine May 1915 [Ref. John Arbuthnot Fisher]

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