The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 5086

[]Humphries, Roy (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Did You Know That—, (ia) War Stories #91, February 1931
• * Pilotopics, (ia) Flying Aces August 1938

[]Humphries, Walter Beach (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) The American Magazine May 1929

[]Humphris, Frank (1911-1993) (about) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Boys’ World Feb 16, Apr 6 1963
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Boys’ World: Ticket to Adventure ed. Steve Holland, Bear Alley Books, 2013
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• * Frank Humphris by Stephen Holland, (ob) Paperback, Pulps and Comics October 1994

[]Humphris, W. H. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) The Lady’s Realm Sep 1902, Aug, Dec 1903, Jan 1904, Dec 1905
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Cassell’s Magazine October 1904

[]Humphry, Mrs. (fl. 1890s-1900s) (chron.)
• * Are Gas Stoves Advisable?, (ar) The Windsor Magazine April 1895
• * Are Wedding Presents an Unfair Tax?, (sy) The Woman at Home November 1897
• * Englishwomen Abroad, (ar) The Idler September 1895
• * Honour in Love Matters, (ar) The Grand Magazine May 1907
• The Grand Magazine (US) June 1907
• * How to Be Pretty Though Plain—IV, (ar) The Ladies’ Home Journal July 1899
• * Is Journalism a Desirable Profession for Women?, (sy) The Woman at Home March 1898
• * London in 1930. A Forecast, (ar) The Idler January 1896
• * London Society in the Diamond Jubilee Year, (ar) The Woman at Home December 1897
• * The New Servant, (ar) The Idler November 1895
• * Our English Girls, (ar) The Idler October 1895
• * The Pleasures of Old Age, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine July 1906
• * Should We Establish a Matrimonial Bureau?, (sy) The Woman at Home February 1897
• * Should Women Flirt?, (sy) The Woman at Home November 1896
• * Some Absurdities of Etiquette, (ar) The Idler December 1895
• * Talks on Home Topics: Furniture, (ar) The Windsor Magazine February 1895
• * Talks on Home Topics (Furniture II), (ar) The Windsor Magazine March 1895
• * Talks on Home Topics: Housekeeping, (ar) The Windsor Magazine January 1895
• * Women on Wheels, (ar) The Idler August 1895

[]Humphry, C. E. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * London Letters, to Various Country Cousins No. IX, (ms) London Society February 1890
• * London Letters, to Various Country Cousins No VIII, (ms) London Society January 1890
• * London Letters, to Various Country Cousins No. X, (ms) London Society March 1890

[]Humphry, Richard J. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * The Night No. 12 Blew, (ss) Stag March 1955

[]Humphryes, W. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Aslem’s Yarn, (ss)
• The Life of Adventure in India: First Series, W. & R. Chambers Limited, 1936
• * Johmah John’s Willie, (ss) The Graphic November 28 1932

[]Humphrys, Geoffrey; pseudonym of Leslie George Humphrys (1921-2015) (chron.)
• * Crackers—But Not for Peanuts, (ar) Parade #1463, December 23 1967
• * Girls of the Future Could Be Husband Collectors, (ar) Parade #1630, March 20 1971
• * Gold Robbers Came to Grief Over 2/-, (ar) Parade #1548, August 9 1969
• * The Ice-Cold Time Machine, (ar) Mayfair v4 #10, 1969
• * Jealous Lover Caused Carnage, (ar) Parade #1473, March 2 1968
• * The Marriage Prompters, (ss) Nebula Science Fiction #10, 1954
• * Pies or Pistols?, (ms) Lilliput April/May 1953
• * Pious Pirate Was a Ruthless Kiler, (ar) Parade #1504, October 5 1968
• * The Tail Was Missing, (vi) The London Mystery Magazine #35, December 1957
• * Wealthy Women Fell for Girl-Fighter, (ar) Parade #1465, January 6 1968
• * Where There’s a Will…, (ss) Reveille #234, January 2 1948
• * Women with Murder in Their Eyes, (ar) Parade #1628, March 6 1971

[]Humphrys, H. W. (chron.)
• * Mumbo Jumbo, (vi) London Opinion May 1953

[]Humphrys, (Desmond) John (1943- ) (about) (chron.)
• * Foreword, (fw) Mini-Sagas 1999 ed. Brian Aldiss, Sutton Publishing, 1999
• * What Are the Books You Believe Should Never Have Been Called Classics?, (ms) The Test of Time ed. Andrew Holgate & Honor Wilson-Fletcher, W Magazine, 1999
• * What Are Your Essential Ten Classic Novels for the Next 100 Years?, (ms) The Test of Time ed. Andrew Holgate & Honor Wilson-Fletcher, W Magazine, 1999
• * What Is Your Definition of a Classic?, (ar) The Test of Time ed. Andrew Holgate & Honor Wilson-Fletcher, W Magazine, 1999

[]Humphrys, Leslie George (1921-2015); used pseudonym Geoffrey Humphrys (about) (chron.)
• * Crackers—But Not for Peanuts, (ar) Parade #1463, December 23 1967, as by Geoffrey Humphrys
• * Girls of the Future Could Be Husband Collectors, (ar) Parade #1630, March 20 1971, as by Geoffrey Humphrys
• * Gold Robbers Came to Grief Over 2/-, (ar) Parade #1548, August 9 1969, as by Geoffrey Humphrys
• * The Ice-Cold Time Machine, (ar) Mayfair v4 #10, 1969, as by Geoffrey Humphrys
• * Jealous Lover Caused Carnage, (ar) Parade #1473, March 2 1968, as by Geoffrey Humphrys
• * The Marriage Prompters, (ss) Nebula Science Fiction #10, 1954, as by Geoffrey Humphrys
• * Pies or Pistols?, (ms) Lilliput April/May 1953, as by Geoffrey Humphrys
• * Pious Pirate Was a Ruthless Kiler, (ar) Parade #1504, October 5 1968, as by Geoffrey Humphrys
• * The Tail Was Missing, (vi) The London Mystery Magazine #35, December 1957, as by Geoffrey Humphrys
• * Wealthy Women Fell for Girl-Fighter, (ar) Parade #1465, January 6 1968, as by Geoffrey Humphrys
• * Where There’s a Will…, (ss) Reveille #234, January 2 1948, as by Geoffrey Humphrys
• * Women with Murder in Their Eyes, (ar) Parade #1628, March 6 1971, as by Geoffrey Humphrys

[]Humphrys, M. (chron.)
• * Point of Impact, (vi) Beyond the Boundaries #9, Autumn 1996
• * The Religion of Nostalgia for Men, (vi) Beyond the Boundaries #7, Spring 1996

[]Hun, Sara Keables (chron.)
• * Latifa, (ss) St. Nicholas March 1876

[]Huncke, Herbert (fl. 1960s) (chron.)
• * Elsie, (ss) Escapade August 1960

[]Hund, Amanda (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * 50 Mile Station, (ss) The Colored Lens #29, Autumn 2018

[]Hunderschmidt, Joel (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Give a Dame a Bad Name, (ss) Stolen Fruits 195?

[]Hundertmark, C. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Kit Carson, of the Santa Fe Trail, (ar) Western Romances #18, September 1931

[]Hundertwasser, Friedensreich; [working name of Friedrich Stowasser] (1928-2000) (about) (chron.)
• * Postcards from Pandemonimum, (pi) Avant Garde #10, January 1970

[]Hundley, Will M. (chron.)
• * As Sodom’s Nazarites, (ss) 10 Story Book March 1924
• * Her Brother’s Model (with Tennie Cravens), (ss) The Clever Magazine May 1903
• * The Nymph of Titi Swamp, (ss) The Clever Magazine January 1903
• * The Yaqui Princess, (ss) Young’s Magazine May 1906

[]Huneke, Russell (chron.)
• * The Crossover, (ss) Outer Darkness #20, Autumn 1999

[]Huneker, Diana (chron.)
• * From a Woman’s Note-book, (ms) The Smart Set March 1908

[]Huneker, James G(ibbons) (1860-1921) (chron.)
• * The Artist and His Wife, (ar) The Red Book Magazine September 1908
• * A Batch of Autumn Plays, (th) Ainslee’s Magazine January 1904
• * Brothers-in-Law, (ss) The Smart Set September 1916
• * The Cardinal’s Fiddle, (ss) Harper’s Magazine January 1916
• The Golden Book Magazine #48, December 1928
• * The Disenchanted Symphony, (ss) 1902
• The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction January 1967
• * The Drama of the Month, (cl) Metropolitan Magazine Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Aug, Sep 1905, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Oct 1906
  Jan, Feb, Mar 1907
• * The Drama of the Month: Charpentier’s “Louise”, (cl) Metropolitan Magazine November 1906
• * The Drama of the Month: Two Plays for Anti-Puritans, (cl) Metropolitan Magazine December 1906
• * The Drama of the Season, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine October 1905
• * The Eighth Deadly Sin, (ss) The Smart Set September 1905
• * The Eternal Duel, (vi) The Smart Set November 1904
• Fantasy and Terror #6, 1985
• * Fighting Fat at Marienbad, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine November 1904
• * Grindstones, (ss) The Smart Set November 1913
• * The Hall of the Missing Footsteps, (ss) Ainslee’s Magazine May 1903
• * His Best Friend, (ss) The Smart Set March 1915
• * The Husband of Madame: The Confessions of a Music Critic, (ss) Scribner’s Magazine November 1916
• * Ibsen and the Circus, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine August 1906
• * Ibsen the Individualist, (ar) The Smart Set February 1905
• * Is Concert Singing a Lost Art?, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine May 1896
• * The Italian Futurist Painters, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine March 1913
• * A Magician of the Orchestra, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine February 1913
• * Magic Lantern, (ss) The Century Magazine July 1907
• * A Master of Cobwebs, (ss) Scribner’s Magazine December 1903
• * A Mock Sun, (ss) The Smart Set May 1905
• * A Modern Montsalvat, (ss) The Smart Set February 1917
• * Music the Conqueror, (ss) The Stratford Magazine January 1928
• * A New Year for the Drama, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine January 1905
• * A Paris Night, (ss) The Phoenix March 1916
• * Personalities, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine April 1907
• * Posthumous, (ss) The Smart Set July 1907
• * Richard Wagner’s Greatest Romance, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine March 1905
• * The Russian Ballet, (ar) Everybody’s Magazine February 1916
• * A Sheaf of James Huneker’s Letters (with Royal Cortissoz), (ar) Scribner’s Magazine September 1922
• * Some Roof Gardens, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine September 1906
• * Stage Heroes and Heroines, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine February 1904
• * The Supreme Sin, (ss) The Forum March 1916
• * The Tragic Wall, (ss) The Smart Set November 1905
• * The Truth About “Candida”, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine August 1904 [Ref. George Bernard Shaw]
• * The Tune of Time, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine April 1905
• * Venus or Valkyr?, (ss) The Smart Set June 1916
• * The War of the Sexes, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine February 1907
• * Where the Black Mass Was Heard, (ss) The Smart Set December 1913
• * The Woman Who Loved Chopin, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine December 1905

[]Huner, Holly (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * There Never Were Any Fireflies, (pm) The Literary Hatchet #10, December 2014

[]Huneven, Michelle (1953- ) (about) (chron.)
• * The Foot, (ss) Harper’s Magazine May 1985
• * The Husband She Never Really Had, (ss) Redbook April 1997
• * Too Good to Be True, (ss) Harper’s Magazine December 2015
• The O. Henry Prize Stories 2017 ed. Laura Furman, Anchor Books, 2017
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• * “Too Good to Be True” by Michelle Huneven by David Bradley, (ar) The O. Henry Prize Stories 2017 ed. Laura Furman, Anchor Books, 2017

[]Huneycutt, Sophia (fl. 2010s) (about) (chron.)
• * A Perfect Life, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine March/April 2019

[]Hung, C. H. (fl. 2010s-2020s) (about) (chron.)
• * Asking for It, (ss) Holiday Spectacular #1 ed. Kristine Kathryn Rusch, WMG Publishing, 2020
• * Christmas, Translated, (ss) Holiday Spectacular #1 ed. Kristine Kathryn Rusch, WMG Publishing, 2020
• * Daffodils Full of Tears, (ss) Pulphouse Fiction Magazine #16, 2022
• * The Debtor, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine November/December 2021
• * Faster Than Falling Starlight, (ss) Analog Science Fiction and Fact May/June 2022
• * Grandma Stories and the Gaps They Bridge, (ar) Khōréō v1 #1, 2021
• * Ketchup Pork Chops and Foreign Potatoes, (ss) Khōréō v1 #4, 2021
• * Love the Way She Saw It, (ss) Pulphouse Fiction Magazine #18, 2022
• * Mother May I, (vi) Martian #3, Spring 2022
• Martian Year One ed. Eric Fomley, Shacklebound Books, 2022
• * The Quebecois Quotient, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine January/February 2024
• * The Soul by Which We Measure Ours, (ss) Wings of Change ed. Lyn Worthen, Camden Park Press, 2019
• * Where We Will All Go, (ss) X Marks the Spot ed. Lisa Mangum, WordFire Press, 2020
• * The Winds and Waters of Mars, (ss) DreamForge #7, December 2020

[]Hung, Caroline (fl. 2020s) (about) (chron.)
• * Halloween Notes from Bloody Mary of the Philippines, (vi) 34 Orchard #9, Spring 2024
• * My Favorite Taiwanese Folktale, (pm) Strange Horizons August 26 2024
• * Thousand Petal Song, (ss) Strange Horizons April 29 2024
• * War Makes Flowers, (ss) Flash Fiction Online #129, June 2024
• * “Where is Ligaya [1]”—DAY 22, (pm) Strange Horizons October 2 2023
• * Where Is Ligaya*?—DAY ■, (pm) Strange Horizons February 5 2024

[]Hunge, Roscoe D. (chron.)
• * Scurry for the Fringe on Top (with Richard Craven), (hu) Penthouse February 1970

[]Hunger, Anna (fl. 1950s-1960s) (about) (chron.)
• * Beyond the Breakers, (ss) Magazine of Horror May 1964
• * Come, (ss) Magazine of Horror July 1968
• The Century’s Best Horror Fiction, Volume Two: 1951-2000 ed. John Pelan, CD Publications, 2012
• * Dona Diabla, (ss) Startling Mystery Stories Fall 1967
• * Dwelling of the Righteous, (ss) Magazine of Horror Summer 1966
• * Ground Afire, (ss) Magazine of Horror January 1968
• * The Man Who Lived Forever (with R. DeWitt Miller), (n.) Ace, 1956
• Satellite Series #215, 1958, as "Year 3097"; expanded from “The Master Shall Not Die” by R. DeWitt Miller, Astounding Mar ’38.
• * Year 3097 (with R. DeWitt Miller), (n.) Ace, 1956, as "The Man Who Lived Forever"
• Satellite Series #215, 1958; expanded from “The Master Shall Not Die” by R. DeWitt Miller, Astounding Mar ’38.
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• * The Man Who Lived Forever (with R. DeWitt Miller) by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Science Fiction November 1956
• Astounding Science Fiction (UK) March 1957

[]Hunger, E. A. (chron.)
• * New Methods of Silo Filling, (ar) Farm Mechanics August 1929

[]Hungerford, Mrs.; see under Margaret Wolfe Hamilton Hungerford (chron.)

[]Hungerford, Brian (chron.)
• * It’s Him, (ss) Australian Short Stories #5, 1984

[]Hungerford, Edward (fl. 1880s-1890s) (chron.)
• * The Intellectual Mission of the Saracens, (??) The Atlantic Monthly December 1886
• * Our Summer Migration, (??) The Century Magazine August 1891
• * The Rise of Arabian Learning, (??) The Atlantic Monthly October 1886
• * Spiritual Preaching for our Times, (??) The Century Magazine January 1886

[]Hungerford, Edward (1875-1948) (about) (chron.)
• * Absentee Landlordism, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 9 1912
• * The Amateur Railroader, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 15 1920; as told to Douglas Ryan
• * America and the Shipping Problem, (ar) The Windsor Magazine February 1918
• * The American Army, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 28 1918
• * America’s Industrial Future, (ar) Burr McIntosh Monthly February 1910
• * At the Green Tree Inn, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post July 13 1912
• * The Auto as a Fire-Fighter, (ar) The Scrap Book April 1908
• * The Battle of Hunkus Hill, (ss) The American Boy February 1919
• * The Big-Store Business, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 26 1921
• * Black Bart, (ex) from Wells Fargo, Random House, 1949
• Omnibook Magazine November 1949
• * The Book o’ Rules Man, (ss) The Red Book Magazine November 1911
• * Bridging the Atlantic, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 2 1917
• * Browne, of Boston, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post September 14 1907
• * Building a Railroad, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 25 1911
• * Building the Ships!, (ar) Everybody’s Magazine July 1917
• * Building Up the Country by Rail, (ar) The Outing Magazine November 1909
• * California’s Side of It, (ar) Harper’s Weekly June 7 1913
• * California Takes to the Road, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 22 1923
• * Can the Hotel Come Back?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 25 1916
• * Cargoes for Our Ships, (ar) Collier’s February 8 1919
• * A Case for the Steam Locomotive, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 25 1922
• * Caution! Danger Ahead!, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 31 1931
• * Cavalry of the Air, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 21 1917
• * A Century of the Iron Horse, (ar) The St. Nicholas Magazine April 1929
• * Comfort While You Travel, (ar) The Outing Magazine October 1909
• * Dan Donahue, (ss) The American Magazine October 1910
• * Daniel Willard of the B. and O., (ar) Munsey’s Magazine January 1915
• * Davison—First Aid to the Red Cross, (ar) Everybody’s Magazine November 1917
• * Dining-Car Problems, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 7 1911
• * The Doctor’s Wife, (ss) The Red Book Magazine February 1910
• * Dollars and the Airmen, (ss) Harper’s Weekly October 28 1911
• * Feeding the Multitude, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 19 1913
• * The Feminist Movement That Cashes In, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine April 1914
• * Five Years after, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 13 1925
• * The Freedom of the Air Lanes, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 16 1919
• * The Front of the House, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 6 1916
• * The General Manager, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 4 1911
• * Getting the Traffic Through, (ar) Harper’s Monthly Magazine November 1909
• * The G.P.A. and His Office, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 24 1910
• * The Great Catskill Aqueduct, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine August 1913
• * The Greatest Railway Terminal in the World, (ar) The Outlook December 28 1912
• * His Big Story, (ss) McClure’s Magazine July 1912
• * His Wife and His Job, (ss) The Red Book Magazine May 1912
• * Honor of His Craft, (ss) Harper’s Weekly September 9 1911
• * Human Fallibility, (ms) Metropolitan November 1913
• * In Touch with the Men, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 18 1911
• * The Iron Horse and the Gas Buggy, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 9 1916
• * John Bull - Railway Man, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 2 1919
• * Keeping the Line Open, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 23 1910
• * Launching a Corporation, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 31 1910
• * Lean Years in Egypt, (ar) Metropolitan Magazine October 1913
• * Little Corky, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 21 1908
• * Made in France, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 24 1919
• * Making a Soldier Out of Johnnie, (ar) Everybody’s Magazine February 1918
• * The Man Behind the Shovel, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 29 1916
• * The Man Behind the Ticket, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 13 1913
• * The Man Who Dreams Railroads, (ar) Metropolitan August 1914
• * Man Who Stole a Railroad, (sl) Harper’s Weekly Jul 20, Jul 27 1907
• * Merchant Mariners, (ss) Collier’s January 4 1919
• * Minding the Russian Railroads, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 30 1917
• * Morale - The New Army Strength, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 9 1918
• * The Motor Truck Enlisted, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 6 1918
• * Motor Trucks Solve Terminal Problem (first standardized locomotives for wartime service upon railroads…with photographs), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 3 1920
• * A New Hand at the Throttle, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 2 1918
• * New York’s Own Panama, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine November 1913
• * One O’Clock Appointment, (ss) The Red Book Magazine September 1909
• * On Inland Water Paths, (ar) The Outing Magazine March 1910
• * Our Drifting Railroads, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 13 1919
• * Our Railroads Start Back, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 19 1920
• * Our Railroads Tomorrow, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 7 1920
• * Own Your Own Home: The Modern Fashion of Selling Metropolitan Real Estate, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 7 1913
• * Paid and Repaid, (ss) The Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1908
• * The Passing of the Locomotive, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 28 1911
• * The Personal Tracer, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post July 31 1909
• * The Plight of the Tractions, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 15 1919
• * The Private-Car Mania, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 5 1910
• * The Railroad and Its President, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 24 1910
• * The Railroad Awakens, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 19 1917
• * Railroading—Then and Now, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 18 1927
• * The Railroad Passenger- His Right’s and Near-Rights, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 26 1910
• * The Railroad Prince and His Principality, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 2 1910
• * The Railroads and Panama, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 20 1912
• * Railroad Stations, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 19 1930
• * The Railrod Talks Back, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 18 1929
• * Remaking the Railroad Maps, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 7 1925
• * The Ride to Winniebrook, (ss) Collier’s November 5 1910
• * Riding on Rubber, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 24 1923
• * Salesmanship in Transportation, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 22 1921
• * A Season of Drama, (ss) Short Stories February 1910
• * Simply, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Magazine July 1908
• * Sister’s Position, (ss) The Railroad Man’s Magazine June 1908
• * Six Months After—What the Railroads Are Doing to Keep Their Promise of Increased Wartime Efficiency, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 17 1917
• * A Slant on the H.C.L., (ss) Collier’s March 6 1920
• * Sorehead, (ss) Harper’s Weekly September 19 1908
• * “Specializing”: The New Opportunity for the American Manusfacturer, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine December 1912
• * Speed and Luxury, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 15 1912
• * Struggling Back, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 14 1921
• * The Surgeon of the Sea, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Magazine January 1911
• * The Terminal, (ar) Harper’s Monthly Magazine February 1909
• * “Tickets, Please!”, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 6 1913
• * Tower Easy, (ss) Harper’s Weekly August 15 1908
• * The Towerman, (ss) The Red Book Magazine June 1911
• * The Town Hero, (ss) The Ladies’ Home Journal March 1919
• * Traveling DeLuxe - European Plan, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 24 1926
• * Two Strikes—and Out, (ss) The Country Gentleman December 2 1922
• * Uncle Sam, Railroader, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 28 1918
• * Uncle Sam’s Great Ledger, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 27 1918
• * The Weaving of the Bridge, (ar) Harper’s Monthly Magazine July 1909
• * What of the American Highway?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 13 1924
• * When the Shoe Begins to Pinch, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 28 1922
• * When War Brides Mature, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 31 1917
• * Why Competing Railroads?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 18 1919
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