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Elk Rules Buffalo Herd, (ms) Western Story Magazine December 13 1924
Glacier Slips Down the Side of Mount Shasta, (ms) Western Story Magazine December 13 1924
The Hallowdene Manor Mystery, (sl) The Nelson Lee Library #497, December 13 1924, etc. (by Edwy Searles Brooks)
Hill-Climbing Trout, (ms) Western Story Magazine December 13 1924
An Indian to Run for Congress, (ms) Western Story Magazine December 13 1924
Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 6, (pz) Liberty December 13 1924
The Only One of Her Kind, (ms) Western Story Magazine December 13 1924
On the Edge of the Forest, (ms) Western Story Magazine December 13 1924
Poppy-Eating Deer, (ms) Western Story Magazine December 13 1924
“Rattlesnake Tree”, (ms) Western Story Magazine December 13 1924
Revelations of a Woman’s Heart, (cl) Love Story Magazine December 13 1924, etc.
To Preserve Roosevelt Cabin, (ms) Western Story Magazine December 13 1924
Traffic in Sentiment, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 13 1924
Trappers Resent Marten Law, (ms) Western Story Magazine December 13 1924
Model Snow Scenes, (ar) Chums December 14 1924
Getting Even, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine December 15 1924
He Didn’t Begin, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine December 15 1924
Hounded by His Past, (ms) Mystery Magazine #170, December 15 1924
How’ll You Have It?, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine December 15 1924
In the Grip of the Police, (ms) Mystery Magazine #170, December 15 1924
Just Like a Man, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine December 15 1924
Keeps It Hidden Under Hat, (ms) Mystery Magazine #170, December 15 1924
“The Lone Wolf”, (ms) Mystery Magazine #170, December 15 1924
Passed Again, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine December 15 1924
Prison Trusty Burned, (ms) Mystery Magazine #170, December 15 1924
Railroad Detective Is Found Dead, (ms) Mystery Magazine #170, December 15 1924
Seldom Found, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine December 15 1924
What the Waiter Meant, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine December 15 1924
Would Make Convict’s Guard Serve Sentence, (ms) Mystery Magazine #170, December 15 1924
Liberty’s Cross-Word PuzzleNo. 7, (pz) Liberty December 20 1924
Maudie on the Move, (cl) Snappy Stories 2nd December 1924, etc.
The Trials of Storrydene Villa, (sl) The Magnet Library December 20 1924, etc. (by Walter Edwards)
The Winning Essay in Liberty’s $1,000 Prize Contest on Should Capital Punishment Be Abolished?, (cn) Liberty December 20 1924
The Sky on Fire, (ar) Chums December 21 1924
Christmas Games, (pz) The Schoolgirls’ Pictorial #8, December 22 1924
Fireside Riddles, (hu) The Schoolgirls’ Pictorial #8, December 22 1924
The Girls of St. Katherine’s: Kitty Under a Cloud, (ss) The Schoolgirls’ Pictorial #8, December 22 1924
Great Christmas Competition, (qz) The Schoolgirls’ Pictorial #8, December 22 1924
The Masked Sculptor [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #143, 1924
A Merry Christmas to You All!, (ms) The Schoolgirls’ Pictorial #8, December 22 1924
Christmas Cheer, (ms) The Happy Mag. Christmas 1924, etc.
Hollygrams, (ms) The Happy Mag. Christmas 1924
Playtime Pages, (ms) The Happy Mag. Christmas 1924
Arizona’s Wild Horses, (ms) Western Story Magazine December 27 1924
Christmas Etiquette, (ms) The Girls’ Favourite #152, December 27 1924
Christmas Kisses, (ms) The Girls’ Favourite #152, December 27 1924
Come On, Let’s Have Some Fun!, (ed) The Triumph December 27 1924
The Hopi Musicians, (ms) Western Story Magazine December 27 1924
A Knight of the Road, (ss) The Magnet Library December 27 1924
The Life of a Trapper, (ms) Western Story Magazine December 27 1924
Mining Grass for Gold, (ms) Western Story Magazine December 27 1924
The Mother-in-Law Speaks, (ar) Liberty December 27 1924
A New Glacier Found, (ms) Western Story Magazine December 27 1924
Oh! That Mistletoe Bough!, (sg) The Girls’ Favourite #152, December 27 1924
Radium Found in Colorado, (ms) Western Story Magazine December 27 1924
A Really Festive Christmas Table, (ms) The Girls’ Favourite #152, December 27 1924
Where the Fun Begins, (ms) The Girls’ Favourite #152, December 27 1924
Why Christmas Engagements Fail!, (ms) The Girls’ Favourite #152, December 27 1924
Yuletide Decorations, (ms) The Girls’ Favourite #152, December 27 1924
There’s No Limit, (hu) Chums December 28 1924
The Case of the Jade-Handled Knife [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #360, 1924 (by G. H. Teed)
The Case of the Sleeping Partner [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #362, 1924 (by Edwy Searles Brooks)
Christmas Tricks and Puzzles, (ms) The Crusoe Mag. #7, December 1924
The Countess Tells Her Story, (nv) 10 Story Book December 1924
Ernie Clark, (ms) Fawcett’s Triple-X Magazine #7, December 1924
I Am Sharing My American Heritage with My Alien Husband, (ts) Smart Set December 1924
I’m Glad I Left a Rich Home to Marry a Poor Boy, (ts) Smart Set December 1924
In Foley’s Back Room, (ts) Smart Set December 1924
In the Land of the Riffs [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #361, 1924 (by William Murray Graydon)
Laughter Is the Sovereign Remedy for All Ills, (hu) The Sovereign Magazine December 1924, etc.
Literary Acrostics No. 22, (cn) The Cornhill Magazine December 1924
A Man’s Freedom, (ts) Smart Set December 1924
Merry Christmas Chuckles, (ms) The Crusoe Mag. #7, December 1924
A Misunderstanding, (pm) The Smart Set (UK) December 1924
Mottoes and Maxims for Christmas, (ms) Hutchinson’s Magazine December 1924
My Buddy’s Wife, (ts) Smart Set December 1924, etc.
A Page of Verse, (pm) The Corner Magazine December 1924
The Play of the Month: “The Fool,” at the Apollo, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) December 1924
Poison, (ts) Smart Set December 1924
“Poppy”, (th) The London Magazine December 1924
“Poppy”, (ms) The Smart Set (UK) December 1924
“Primrose”, (ms) Hutchinson’s Magazine December 1924
“Shipstead Must Be Drinking Beer”, (ar) Physical Culture December 1924as told to James Craig Gordon
The Sign in the Sky, (ts) Smart Set December 1924
So She Proposed, (ts) Smart Set December 1924
Stalking Tropical Bad Men, (ms) Fawcett’s Triple-X Magazine #7, December 1924
“The Street Singer”, (pi) The Smart Set (UK) December 1924
They Still Believe in Santa Claus, (pi) Physical Culture December 1924
Too Much Out of Life, (ts) Smart Set December 1924
Tourney Tips by Top-Notch Coaches, (ar) The American Boy December 1924
Très Chic! The Art of Leo Fontan, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine December 1924 [Ref. Leo Fontan]
The Ugly Duckling Who Became “The White Peacock” (Olga Petrova), (ar) The American Magazine December 1924
We Worked Out Our Destiny on a Homestead, (ts) Smart Set December 1924
What Chance Have I?, (ts) Smart Set December 1924
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Smart Set (UK) December 1924
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Magazine #66, December 1924
[frontispiece], (fp) The Windsor Magazine December 1924
[photography], (pt) The Smart Set (UK) December 1924 [Ref. Mlle Lula Krasavina]
The Clue of the Two Orange Pips [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #138, 1924
The Dove and the Crow, (vi) Ancient Indian Fables and Stories ed. & tr. Stanley Rice, John Murray, 1924
The Fifth Vase [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #125, 1924
Moss Trees and How to Make Them, (ar) The British Girl’s Annual 1924
The Mystery of the Random Bullet [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Union Jack v2 #1087, 1924 (by W. W. Sayer), uncredited.
Nella, (nv) The Choice Story Magazine #70, 1924
On the Right Hand Wall [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Union Jack v2 #1059, 1924 (by W. W. Sayer), uncredited.
Random Readings, (ms) The Choice Story Magazine #70, 1924
Squibs the Squirrel, (ss) The Golden Annual for Girls 1925, 1924
Tim the Terrier, (ss) The Golden Annual for Girls 1925, 1924
Wise and Otherwise, (ms) The Choice Story Magazine #54, 1924
Convict Finds Liberty Useless, (ms) Mystery Magazine #171, January 1 1925
Convict Seizes a Car in Prison and Escapes, (ms) Mystery Magazine #171, January 1 1925
Federal Agents Seize Bogus Money, (ms) Mystery Magazine #171, January 1 1925
A Gold Brick Swindle, (ms) Mystery Magazine #171, January 1 1925
Robbing the Postmaster, (ms) Mystery Magazine #171, January 1 1925
England’s Drowned Towns, (ar) Chums January 4 1925
The Missing Designer [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #144, 1925
All Expenses Paid, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1925
Crossword, (pz) The Popular Magazine January 7 1925, etc.
The Dog’s Day, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1925
A Guaranteed Remedy, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1925
The Seat of Inspiration, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1925
Something Rare in Cows, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1925
Statesmen as Peacocks, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1925
What She Paid For, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1925
A Calendar for 1925, (cv) Liberty January 3 1925
Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 9, (pz) Liberty January 3 1925
Cache Valley, (ms) Short Stories January 10 1925
Chinese Engineering, (ms) Short Stories January 10 1925
Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 10, (pz) Liberty January 10 1925
Piecemeal Justics of ’49, (ms) Short Stories January 10 1925
Arms of University Colleges, (il) Chums January 11 1925
Our Readers’ Prize Jokes, (hu) Chums January 11 1925
Aid Requested, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine January 15 1925
Almost Hoodwinks the Cop, (ms) Mystery Magazine #172, January 15 1925
Belle Starr, the Bandit, (ar) Mystery Magazine #172, January 15 1925
The “Black Mags”, (ms) Mystery Magazine #172, January 15 1925
Burglar Freed Through Soft-Heartedness, (ms) Mystery Magazine #172, January 15 1925
Doing It Thoroughly, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine January 15 1925
Forgotten, for a Time, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine January 15 1925
Get $40,000 from a Messenger, (ms) Mystery Magazine #172, January 15 1925
Human Skeletons on a Desert Island, (ms) Mystery Magazine #172, January 15 1925
Not a Fat Part, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine January 15 1925
Painful Pity, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine January 15 1925
Still Going!, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine January 15 1925
Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 11, (pz) Liberty January 17 1925
The Crimson Lure [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #145, 1925
Affected His Memory, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 20 1925
The Athletic Diplomat, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 20 1925
The Big Man, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 20 1925
Maudie at Home, (cl) Snappy Stories 2nd January 1925
Misleading Signs, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 20 1925
Still Farther Ahead, (cl) Adventure January 20 1925, etc.
Cherry of the Honky-Tonk, (ts) “I Confess” January 23 1925
The Door of Hope, (ts) “I Confess” January 23 1925
He Believed the Worst, (ts) “I Confess” January 23 1925
Her Love Sin, (ts) “I Confess” January 23 1925, etc. (by Winnifred Eaton Babcock)
My Greatest Temptation, (ts) “I Confess” January 23 1925, etc.
The Price of a Good Time, (ts) “I Confess” January 23 1925
To Have—and Try to Hold, (ts) “I Confess” January 23 1925
When Love Comes Too Soon, (ts) “I Confess” January 23 1925
Commercially Perfect, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 24 1925as told to Myron Morris
Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 12, (pz) Liberty January 24 1925
A Serpent Candle, (ar) Chums January 25 1925
A City Worker: Meeting the Traveler at the City’s Gates As Told by Herself to John Mappelbeck, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 31 1925as told to John Mappelbeck
Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 13, (pz) Liberty January 31 1925
Announcing “True Adventures”, (ms) Action Stories January 1925
Are You a $1000 Prize Detective?, (cn) True Detective Mysteries January 1925
The Best New Books, (rc) The Occult Digest January 1925
The Brand of Eve, (ss) Live Stories January 1925
The Cow, (ss) The Minnesota Quarterly Winter 1925
The Crook of Mayfair [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #364, 1925 (by H. H. Clifford Gibbons)
The Cynic’s Own Prospectus of Chicago, (ms) 10 Story Book January 1925
Digest of Occult Reviews, (rv) The Occult Digest January 1925
The Editor’s Page, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper January 1925, etc.
The Episode of the Eloping Heiress, (ss) Live Stories January 1925
Foolish Virgins, (ss) Live Stories January 1925
Happy New Year!, (pi) Physical Culture January 1925
His Father’s Crime [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #365, 1925 (by William Murray Graydon)
I Am Afraid, (ts) Smart Set January 1925
I’m 35, (ts) Smart Set January 1925
I Meet My Rival, (ts) Smart Set January 1925
Is Your Conscience Uneasy?, (ms) True Detective Mysteries January 1925
Literary Acrostics No. 23, (cn) The Cornhill Magazine January 1925
Living Editorials of Today, or Sign Posts on Life’s Broadway, (ms) The Occult Digest January 1925
Lonesomest Street in the World, (ts) Smart Set January 1925
Mary and the Judge, (ts) Smart Set January 1925
May I Come to You?, (ts) Smart Set January 1925, etc.
A Mephistopheles Word Square, (pz) Pearson’s Magazine January 1925
The Morals of Mabel, (ts) Smart Set January 1925
My Masquerade of Marriage, (ts) Live Stories January 1925as told to Pauline Desha
My New Lease of Love, (ss) Live Stories January 1925
The Mystery of the Lost Battleship [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #363, 1925 (by W. W. Sayer)
The Mystery of the Seine [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #366, 1925 (by G. H. Teed)
New Books Certain to Please, (br) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #154, January 1925
New York Evening Graphic ad, (ms) Dream World January 1925
Personal, (ss) Live Stories January 1925
Picked Up in the Studios, (cl) Movie Thrillers January 1925
The Play of the Month: “The Nervous Wreck,” at St. James’s Theatre, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) January 1925
Powder Puff’s Strategy, (ss) Live Stories January 1925
“Primrose”, (th) The London Magazine January 1925
The Professional Gentleman, (n.) Aldine Boxing Novels #1, 1925 (by Matt Watson)
“The Punch Bowl”, (pi) The Smart Set (UK) January 1925
Real Love vs. Reel Love, (ss) Live Stories January 1925
Rilette Ripples, (ms) The Smart Set (UK) January 1925
Scars, (nf) The Boy’s Own Paper January 1925
Scents and Suggestions, (ms) The Smart Set (UK) January 1925
Suddenly Rich, (ts) Smart Set January 1925
A Tent Awaits You, (ts) Smart Set January 1925
This Month’s Contributors, (bg) True Detective Mysteries January 1925, etc.
To the Public, (ar) The Occult Digest January 1925
A Tragedy in Black and White, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine January/February 1925
The Truth in History, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine January/February 1925
We Are Building Again from What Seemed a Hopeless Wreck, (ts) Smart Set January 1925
We Made Our Marriage an Aid to Success, (ts) Smart Set January 1925
When Beauty Pals with Beast, (ss) Live Stories January 1925
White Powder, (ts) Smart Set January 1925
Who Are the Fake Mediums, (ar) The Occult Digest January 1925
Who’s Who in Triple-X, Introducing Our Authors, (bg) Fawcett’s Triple-X Magazine #8, January 1925 [Ref. William King Bowen, Philip E. Hubbard, Frank Richardson Pierce, D. E. Sherman & Clem Yore]
The Widows Might, (ts) Live Stories January 1925as told to Vernon Tankeray
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Happy Mag. January 1925
[front cover], (cv) True Detective Mysteries January 1925
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Magazine #67, January 1925
[photography], (pt) Photoplay January 1925
[photography], (pt) The Smart Set (UK) January 1925 [Ref. Miss Phyllis Monkman]
Hurry Along, (hu) Chums February 1 1925
The Third Degree [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #146, 1925
An All-Around Citizen, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 7 1925
The Best Decorator, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 7 1925
A Difficult Job, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 7 1925
A Good Place to Start From, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 7 1925
Mr. Mellon’s Comment, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 7 1925
A Modern Brummel Passes, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 7 1925
The Spirit of Adventure, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 7 1925
Superior to Flattery, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 7 1925
A Model of Hero’s Engine, (ar) Chums February 8 1925
Roll Up for Prizes, (hu) Chums February 8 1925
Forbidden Love, (ts) “I Confess” February 6 1925
The Girl Hunter, (ts) “I Confess” February 6 1925
Her Husband’s Secret, (ts) “I Confess” February 6 1925
“I Loved Him Too Much!”, (ts) “I Confess” February 6 1925
It’s in the Blood!, (ts) “I Confess” February 6 1925
“I Was a Thief Until—”, (ts) “I Confess” February 6 1925
Men Who Steal Wives, (ts) “I Confess” February 6 1925
“My Life’s a Lie!”, (ts) “I Confess” February 6 1925
Should She Have Told?, (ts) “I Confess” February 6 1925
Why Men Marry, (ts) “I Confess” February 6 1925
The Angel with the Thermometer, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 7 1925
Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 14, (pz) Liberty February 7 1925
The Flapper’s Version of History, (pl) Snappy Stories 1st February 1925
Modes for Maudie, (cl) Snappy Stories 1st February 1925
Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 15, (pz) Liberty February 14 1925
Modes of the Moment, (ms) Horner’s Stories #1639, February 14 1925
A New Portrait of Lincoln, (ms) Liberty February 14 1925
Peggy’s Special Cross-word Puzzle, (pz) Horner’s Stories #1639, February 14 1925
The Tattooed Diamonds [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #147, 1925
Maude with an E, (cl) Snappy Stories 2nd February 1925
A City Worker - The Chef of the Help-Yourself Place, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 21 1925as told to John Mappelbeck
Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 16, (pz) Liberty February 21 1925
Mother Goose on the Radio, (pm) The New Yorker February 21 1925
The Portrait on the Cover, (ms) Liberty February 21 1925
Say It with Scandal, (vi) The New Yorker February 21 1925
Openings for Boys who can Draw, (cl) Chums February 22 1925
$1000 for Limericks, (cn) Liberty February 28 1925
Liberty’s Cross-Word Puzzle No. 17, (pz) Liberty February 28 1925
The Amazing Affair of the Renegade Prince [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #370, 1925 (by George Norman Philips)
Because of the Dog, (vi) Gaiety February 1925
Budding Physical Culturists, (pi) Physical Culture February 1925
Caged Animals Sense the Hunter, (ms) True Adventures February 1925
The Case of the Red Cremonas [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #367, 1925 (by H. H. Clifford Gibbons)
Central America’s Secret, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper February 1925
A Cross-Word Puzzle, (pz) Movie Thrillers February 1925
A Day with England’s Greatest Man, (ar) My Magazine February 1925
A Doctor’s Wife Speaks, (sl) Physical Culture February 1925, etc.as told to Gilbert Rogers
The Dream, (vi) My Magazine February 1925
The End of the Journey, (vi) My Magazine February 1925
Face to Face, (vi) My Magazine February 1925
First Prize—Pamela, (ms) The Happy Mag. February 1925
Hands Off, America, (ms) My Magazine February 1925
A He-Man’s Day’s Work, (ms) True Adventures February 1925
He Was Only a Man, (ts) Smart Set February 1925
The Hippo Boys Go for a Basket of Eggs on a Slippery, Slidy Day [Hippo Boys], (vi) My Magazine February 1925
How Balek Won His Wager, (vi) My Magazine February 1925
How We Gave the World Its Useful Animals, (ar) My Magazine February 1925
The Humour of Ridgewell, (bg) The Strand Magazine February 1925 [Ref. William Ridgewell]
I Can’t Help Feeling, (pm) My Magazine February 1925
I Wanted to Be a Lady, (ts) Smart Set February 1925
“I Was Sickly and Misshapen, but I Will Be Like Venus”, (ar) Physical Culture February 1925as told to George Cameron-Emslie
Jim Hurd’s Wife, (ts) Smart Set February 1925 (by Erle Stanley Gardner)
Jimmy Mouse Spoils the Picture, (vi) My Magazine February 1925
Landlubbers All, (ms) Fawcett’s Triple-X Magazine #9, February 1925
Life in a Thousand Years, (ar) My Magazine February 1925
Life’s Curse, (vi) 10 Story Book February 1925
Literary Acrostics No. 24, (cn) The Cornhill Magazine February 1925
A Little Story in English and French: King Caramel, (vi) My Magazine February 1925
A Long Odds’ Gamble, (ts) Smart Set February 1925
Lovers’ Island, (ts) Smart Set February 1925
A Maple Leaf Word Square, (pz) Pearson’s Magazine February 1925
The Memories of the World, (ar) My Magazine February 1925
Missing in Mexico [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #369, 1925 (by John Nix Pentelow)

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