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The American Magazine [v88 #5, November 1919] (The Phillips Publishing Company, 20¢, 250pp, standard) [] (Full Text) Details supplied anonymously. 7 · Egan Comes Down to Earth [Part 1 of 6] · Holworthy Hall · n.; illustrated by Leslie L. Benson 12 · Don’t Speculate and Don’t Listen to “Tips” on Stocks · A. Barton Hepburn · ar 13 · Sid Says. XLVII. What You Win Is Always Two Jumps Behind What You Want · [uncredited] · ms 14 · What Is New About the Young Man of To-Day? · Walter Camp · ar 16 · Woolworth’s Successor · B. C. Forbes · iv [Ref. Hubert T. Parson] 19 · Three Things Learned from 50 Years in One Business · Mary B. Mullett · iv [Ref. Houston Lowe] 20 · Murphy’s Mummy · D. Wooster Taylor · ss; illustrated by J. Henry 24 · How Your Hands Express Your Character · Alon Bement · ar 27 · Why I Am Glad—and Why Sorry—I Never Married · An Old Maid · ar 28 · All Mrs. Flaherty’s Fault · Reinette Lovewell · ss; illustrated by F. Graham Cootes 31 · Can People Be Trusted? · Helen Christine Bennett · ar 32 · John M. Bowman—Who Runs Six Big New York Hotels · Fred C. Kelly · ar 34 · The Wit of Will Rogers · George Martin · ar 37 · A Remarkable Man Takes You Into His Confidence · Merle Crowell · iv [Ref. Guy Eastman Tripp] 38 · The Rough-Shod Mr. Billings and Where His Ride Led Him · Robert Wingate · ss; illustrated by Will Grefé 41 · What Shall It Profit a Man [Part 7 of 7] · Bruce Barton · sl 42 · Finding Babies for Folks to Adopt · Henry Dwight Chapin, M.D. · ar 45 · The Mason Family Now on Exhibition [Mason Family] · Bess Streeter Aldrich · ss; illustrated by Denman Fink 49 · The Autobiography of One Who Got Over Being “Touchy” · [uncredited] · ar 50 · Scattergood Dips in His Spoon [Scattergood Baines] · Clarence Budington Kelland · ss; illustrated by Paul Meylan 53 · Compare Yourself with These Rules of Fun · Dr. Frank Crane · ar 54 · 48—and Just Getting Ready to Live · Peter Clark MacFarlane · ar 56 · Old Frank Sees It Through · Samuel A. Derieux · ss; illustrated by J. Knowles Hare 60 · Human Nature—As the Country Editor Knows It · William Dudley Pelley · ar 62 · Interesting People 62 · A “Failure” Who Made Good · A. G. Birch · bg 64 · An Omaha Woman Who Is Doing a Big Job · A. E. Long · bg 65 · Here Is a Man Whose Hobby Has Made Him Famous · E. F. Tinker · bg [Ref. Elam Bartholomew] 66 · A Great Painter of the Vanishing West · Estelline Bennett · bg [Ref. Charles M. Russell] 82 · How I Mean to Divide My Property · The Readers · lt 242 · The Most Valuable Hours in My Day · F. W. · ar 246 · The Family’s Money · Various · cl

The American Magazine [v88 #6, December 1919] (The Phillips Publishing Company, 20¢, 250pp, standard) [] (Full Text) Details supplied anonymously. 7 · A Man with a Great New Idea · Mary B. Mullett · ar 8 · Here Is My Plan · John Leitch · ar 11 · Allegheny · John Taintor Foote · ss; illustrated by Douglas Duer 14 · Look at Your Letters Before Mailing Them · Herman A. Blackman · ar 16 · “They Wanted a Big Man for a Big Job” · Allison Gray · ar 19 · How to Study Your Business · Keene Sumner · iv [Ref. Edwin F. Gay] 20 · Scattergood Borrows a Grandmother [Scattergood Baines] · Clarence Budington Kelland · ss; illustrated by Paul Meylan 24 · Human Nature in a Storage Warehouse · Merle Crowell · ar 27 · My Empty Coat Sleeve · Robert H. Allison · ar 29 · Christmas Magic [Mac and Mary] · Christine Whiting Parmenter · ss; illustrated by Norman Price 32 · Just What Is a College Education Worth? · Percy S. Stratus · ar 34 · Picking Out Pretty Girls for the Stage · Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr. · ar 39 · Poor Old Ellis Parker Butler Is 50 This Month · Ellis Parker Butler · ar 40 · Santa Claus Breaks Into the Kelly Pool Game · Edwin Balmer · ss; illustrated by J. Henry 43 · The Experiences of a Procrastinator · [uncredited] · ar 45 · Egan Comes Down to Earth [Part 2 of 6] · Holworthy Hall · n.; illustrated by Leslie L. Benson 48 · Thank God—If You Escaped Being Born a Genius · Dr. Frank Crane · ar 49 · Sid Says. XLVIII. Genius Burns—But Only so Long as the Power Is Turned on · [uncredited] · ms 50 · The Theatrical Sensation of Springtown [Mason Family] · Bess Streeter Aldrich · ss; illustrated by Norman Rockwell 53 · Some Facts About Tuberculosis Which Everybody Ought to Know · Stanley M. Rinehart, M.D. · ar 54 · The Same Old Corker · Alice Garland Steele · ss; illustrated by Clarence F. Underwood 57 · The Yellow Streak · Grantland Rice · ar 58 · How Mr. Goff Chooses Men for Promotion · Albert Sidney Gregg · ar 60 · Keep Your Eyes Open! · E. M. Wickes · ar 62 · Interesting People 62 · A Detective with a Wonderful Memory · Douglas Williams · bg 63 · A Successful Editor at Thirteen · Hal Horne · bg 64 · A Happy Negro Who Is Doing a Good Job · Samuel A. Derieux · bg [Ref. Charles Jaggers] 66 · Advertising Her Way Through College · Harriet Nixon Pettibone · bg [Ref. Esther Van Wagoner] 143 · The Age I Would Like to Be · The Readers · lt 224 · Making Calls Is Making Money · W. W. Dunkle · ar 238 · How We Behave at the Dentist’s · [uncredited] · ar 243 · The Way People Hurt Me · [uncredited] · ar 244 · The Family’s Money · Various · cl

The American Magazine [v89 #1, January 1920] (The Phillips Publishing Company, 20¢, 170pp, standard) [] (Full Text) Details supplied anonymously. 7 · How Much Do You Know? · Dr. Frank Crane · qz 9 · Sid Says. XLIX. If You Expect Any Miracles in 1920—You Have Got to Perform Them · [uncredited] · ms 11 · Don’t Be Too Sure—Mr. Hurd! · Anna Blake Mezquida · ss; illustrated by Norman Price 14 · My Wild Ride with Youth in an Aeroplane · Ray Stannard Baker · ar 16 · Why I Did Not Go Into Business for Myself · Samuel M. Vauclain · ar 19 · Watch Out for Counterfeit Bills and Coins! · John E. Wilkie · ar 20 · Marcia Lets Her Conscience Take a Brief Vacation · Christine Whiting Parmenter · ss; illustrated by Clarence F. Underwood 24 · The Salaries That Are Paid in Various Lines · B. C. Forbes · ar 27 · “The Hand That Jerks the Strings” · Viola Brothers Shore · ss; illustrated by C. Clyde Squires 30 · Are You Making Money—or Losing It? · Keene Sumner · iv [Ref. Melvin T. Copeland] 32 · What Is Personality? · Arthur William Brown · ar 34 · The Experiences of a Magician · Howard Thurston · ar 37 · “Keep Your Eyes on Replogle” · Merle Crowell · ar 38 · Why Olaf Proposed in the Month of March · William R. & Louis Duryea Lighton · ss; illustrated by Walter Tittle 42 · Human Traits in the Barnyard · Samuel A. Derieux · ar 45 · Egan Comes Down to Earth [Part 3 of 6] · Holworthy Hall · n.; illustrated by Leslie L. Benson 50 · What My Father Did for Me · Edgar A. Guest · ar 50 · Hard Luck · Edgar A. Guest · pm 52 · Scattergood Administers Soothing Sirup [Scattergood Baines] · Clarence Budington Kelland · ss; illustrated by Paul Meylan 56 · Here Are the Signs of Indigestion · Robert H. Rose, M.D. · ar 57 · How to Avoid Stomach Trouble · Robert H. Rose, M.D. · ar 58 · Interesting People _58 · A Great Executive · Norman Beasley · bg _59 · A Preacher Who Shoots Game · Moore Springer · bg _60 · A Stenographer Who Turned Into a Sales Agent · Frank Richardson Pierce · bg [Ref. Helen A. Courtney] 66 · What I Think Is the Matter—What I Would Do About It · The Readers · lt 168 · The Family’s Money · Various · cl

The American Magazine [v89 #2, February 1920] (The Phillips Publishing Company, 25¢, 226pp, standard) [] (Full Text) Details supplied anonymously. 7 · A Man Who Refused to Be “As Good as Dead” · Mary B. Mullett · ar 9 · What These Strikes Cost You in Money · Roger W. Babson · ar 10 · Wiped Off the Slate · Alma & Paul Ellerbe · ss; illustrated by Arthur Litle 12 · Who Dropped the Monkey Wrench on Your Head? · Henry Woodhouse · ar 15 · A Great Employer Who Has Faith in Men · Merle Crowell · ar 16 · Men Are Square · James H. Foster · ar 19 · How I Wrote a Thousand “Nick Carter” Novels · Frederic Van Rensselaer Dey · ar 20 · Transplanting Mother · Martha King Davis · ss; illustrated by E. F. Ward 24 · Are You Ready in Case of Fire? · Ex-Chef Edward F. Croker · ar 27 · Your Heart · Stanley M. Rinehart, M.D. · ar 29 · Jilted—Because of Her Clothes! · Christine Whiting Parmenter · ss; illustrated by Norman Price 33 · Sid Says. L. It Isn’t Your Age That Counts—It’s What You Can Do · [uncredited] · ms 33 · 38—Half Way Through Life! · Clarence Budington Kelland · ar 34 · Facts About Us Humans Discovered by a Great Retailer · Helen Christine Bennett · iv 37 · Ina Claire Describes People Who Are Easy to Imitate · Keene Sumner · ar 38 · The Terrible Charge Against Jeff Potter · Samuel A. Derieux · ss; illustrated by Paul Meylan 42 · How We Changed the Church in Our Town · The Author of “Finding God in Millersville” (by Heber J. Grant) · ar 44 · The Girl at the Switchboard · H. C. Witwer · ss; illustrated by Irma Dérèmeaux 48 · “I Could Afford to Pay a Salesman $5,000 More Every Year” · Allison Gray · ar 51 · Does Marriage Clip the Wings of Youth? · Winona Godfrey · ss; illustrated by Hanson Booth 54 · Why So Many Folks Have to Eat Their Own Words · Julius H. Barnes · ar 56 · Egan Comes Down to Earth [Part 4 of 6] · Holworthy Hall · n.; illustrated by Leslie L. Benson 59 · The Greatest Delusion in the World · Dr. Frank Crane · ar 60 · “Two Down in Front for This Evening” · John McBride · ar 62 · Blunt Nose · Earl Wayland Bowman · ss 64 · Interesting People _64 · The Advertising Manager of the Great Lakes · J. P. Derum · bg _65 · Don’t Be Afraid to Make Mistakes · Albert Sidney Gregg · bg _66 · A Girl Who Knows How to Boss a Paving Job · Hope Harrison · bg 127 · How I Feel About Marriage · The Readers · lt 224 · The Family’s Money · Various · cl

The American Magazine [v89 #3, March 1920] (The Phillips Publishing Company, 25¢, 286pp, standard) [] (Full Text) Details supplied anonymously. 7 · If We Divided All the Money · George E. Roberts · ar 11 · “I Never Could Have Married Anybody Else” · Christine Whiting Parmenter · ss; illustrated by Clarence F. Underwood 14 · Train Up a Pup in the Way He Should Go · Samuel A. Derieux · ar 16 · The Wonder Story of Wrigley · Merle Crowell · ar 16 · The Secret of Successful Advertising · William Wrigley, Jr. · ms 19 · A Great Cartoonist Who Carries Us Back to Our Childhood · Hugh S. Fullerton · bg [Ref. Clare Briggs] 19 · Briggs Tells His Own Story · Clare Briggs · bg [Ref. Clare Briggs] 21 · Men I Have Had to Fire · [uncredited] · ar 23 · Marcia Mason’s Lucky Star [Mason Family] · Bess Streeter Aldrich · ss; illustrated by B. J. Rosenmeyer 26 · The Seven Baker Brothers—Bakers of Pittsburgh · Helen Christine Bennett · ar 28 · Scattergood Invests in Salvation [Scattergood Baines] · Clarence Budington Kelland · ss; illustrated by Paul Meylan 32 · The Most Extraordinary Counterfeiting Case I Know Of · John E. Wilkie · ar 34 · “Zipp”—A Remarkable Judge of Human Nature · Frank Ward O’Malley · ar 37 · “Give a Good Man Authority-” · B. C. Forbes · ar 38 · Try These Tests on Your Eyes · Alon Bement · ar 41 · The Mercenary Little Wretch · Wilbur Hall · ss 42 · You Cannot Bluff the Camera · Gotthelf Pach · ar 44 · “Count a Thousand—Slow—Between Each Drop” · Edison Marshall · ss; illustrated by W. H. D. Koerner 47 · Is That Your Dummy—and Is That You Hiding Behind It? · Frank P. Norbury, A.M., M.D. · ar 48 · People Who Are “Slow Pay” · Albert Sidney Gregg · ar 51 · Egan Comes Down to Earth [Part 5 of 6] · Holworthy Hall · n.; illustrated by Leslie L. Benson 54 · Snickers at My Second-Hand Clothes · [uncredited] · ar 55 · Sid Says. LI. Here Is One Way to Teach the Young to Worship the Almighty Dollar · [uncredited] · ms 56 · “Which Woman, John?” · Cora Schilling Lawson · ss; illustrated by Hanson Booth 60 · Why I Never Will Leave the City Again · Charles Hanson Towne · ar 62 · Dick Tresco and the Yellow Streak · Lewis Parsons · ss; illustrated by Harry Townsend 66 · I Wish I Had Not Been a Well-Frog · Ellis Parker Butler · ar 68 · Interesting People _68 · A Man Whose Creed Is: To Be Not Simply Good, but Good for Something · Betty Dishon · bg _69 · From Railroad Clerk to Grand Opera Composer · Mabel Ansley Murphy · bg [Ref. Charles W. Cadman] _70 · A Westerner Who Made Bees Change a World-Old Habit · John A. Hadaller · bg _72 · A Woman in the Banking World · Helen Christine Bennett · bg 216 · They Made Their Big Dreams Come True in the Small Town · Oney Fred Sweet · ar 258 · The Last Thing I Would Part With · The Readers · lt 279 · Look Out—Not In: A Cure for Self-Pity · [uncredited] · ar 282 · What My Boss Taught Me About Marriage · [uncredited] · ar 284 · The Family’s Money · Various · cl

The American Magazine [v89 #4, April 1920] ed. John M. Siddall (Crowell Publishing Company, 25¢, 296pp+, standard, cover by Lou Mayer) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Kyle McAbee. 9 · A Genius Who Never Walked a Step · B. C. Forbes · ar; about Charles Lee Cook. 13 · On the 7:50 Express · Edwin Balmer · ss; illustrated by Leslie Benson 16 · The Greatest Builder of Skyscrapers in the World · Helen Christine Bennett · ar; about Louis J. Horowitz. 19 · Don’t Settle Down Into a Soft Snap · Philip Curtiss · ar 20 · Which Musical Instrument Do You Like Best? · Marquette A. Healy · ar; about family that sells musical instruments. 23 · Mystery of the Red-Haired Girl · Louise Kennedy Mabie · ss; illustrated by Hanson Booth 26 · How’s Your Climate? Have You Got It with You? · Ellis Parker Butler · hu 28 · Good and Bad Manners in Business · Roger W. Babson · ar 30 · Making of “Val” Pierce · Conrad Richter · ss; illustrated by Douglas Duer 34 · Only 26—but on the Stage for 21 Years · Fay Bainter · mm 37 · A Great Expert in Telling Who Can Be Trusted · Merle Crowell · ar; about William B. Joyce. 37 · Human Beings Who Are Good Risks—and Poor Ones · William B. Joyce · ar 39 · Martin Quest and Wife—Purchasing Agents · Wilbur Hall · ss; illustrated by C. F. Underwood 42 · Over the Hills to the Poorhouse · Hugh S. Fullerton · ar 43 · Sid Says. LII. You Wouldn’t Go to a Deaf Mute for Lessions in Elocution · John M. Siddall · ed; unsigned; quotes letter to editor and editor’s response. 44 · These Dogs Can Teach Us All Something · Samuel A. Derieux · ar 47 · What I Have Learned from Old Ben Franklin · [uncredited] · ar 48 · Why I Am Glad I Married a Suffragist · William Dudley Pelley · ar 50 · Tillie Cuts Loose [Mason Family] · Bess Streeter Aldrich · ss; illustrated by F. G. Cootes 53 · Just What Has Been Done to Communicate with the Dead · John M. Siddall · ed [Ref. James H. Hyslop] 53 · Only Way to Prove the Existence of Spirits · Mary B. Mullett · iv; interview with Dr. James H. Hyslop, president of American Society of Psychical Research. 57 · “Nobody Else’s Home Seems Just Right” · Ruth Fargo · ss; illustrated by Thomas Fogarty 60 · How to Use Your Mistakes · Frank Crane · ar 62 · Egan Comes Down to Earth [Part 6 of 6] · Holworthy Hall · n.; illustrated by Leslie Benson 65 · Oh Yes—They Do Come Back · Grantland Rice · ar 66 · What Mother Had Always Wanted · Linda Buntyn Willie · ss; illustrated by W. B. King 68 · Dad’s Way of “Putting It Up” to Us Boys · Benjamin W. Roberts · ar 70 · Have You an Inventor in Your Family? · Bruce Barton · ar 72 · Take a Census of Your Microbes · M. K. Wisehart · iv [Ref. Robert Tuttle Morris] 74 · Interesting People _74 · A Man Who Got Out of a Rut · R. L. McCammon · bg _75 · A Woman Who Is Doing a Wonderful Work · Ralph C. Busbey · bg _77 · A Practical Educator · J. S. C. · bg _78 · A Great Expert in Sheep · E. R. McIntyre · bg 92 · What I Owe My Father · Various · cn; essay contest winners. 197 · The Biggest Thing I Ever Learned—and Who Taught It to Me · [uncredited] · cn; essay contest announcement. 292 · The Family’s Money · The Readers · lc; readers describe how they manage and save money.