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Turner, George Kibbe

* The Roof Hoppers, (sl) Liberty Jul 19, Jul 26, Aug 2, Aug 9, Aug 16 1924

* Secret Movements, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post June 17 1922

* The Secret Pearls, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Nov 4, Nov 11, Nov 18 1922

* Settled in Full, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post March 25 1922

* The Seven Dead Men [Chibosh], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 3 1923

* The Shadow on the Silhouette [Marcus Aurelius Browne], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post June 14 1924

* The Smile Factory, (ss) McClure’s Magazine December 1916

* Spring Again, (ss) The National Farm Journal April 1930

* “The Strange Woman”, (ar) McClure’s Magazine May 1913

* The Street of the Forgotten Men, (ss) Liberty February 14 1925

* Swans Never Forget, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion June 1932

* The Taking of Alexandra [Memories of a Doctor], (ss) McClure’s Magazine January 1914

* Tales from a Safe-Deposit Box:
* ___ A Bull on America, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 19 1917
* ___ The Danger of Safety, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post March 10 1917
* ___ A Little More Capital, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post April 14 1917
* ___ The Miracle Peddlers, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post March 31 1917
* A Temperance Campaign, (ss) McClure’s Magazine November 1900

* The Thing Above the Law, (ar) McClure’s Magazine March 1912

* This Way Madness, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Mar 6, Mar 13 1926

* Those Who Dance, (nv) Everybody’s November 1922

* The Thumbless Black Hand, or the Coming of Gonfardino [Chibosh], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post October 20 1923

* The Vacant Road, (ss) McClure’s Magazine March 1909

* The Veiled Lady and the Prophet, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post September 20 1919

* Wasted Childhood, (ss) McClure’s Magazine September 1916

* The Way of Capital, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 8 1921

* The Way of Capital: On Wall Street, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 4 1920

* The Way of Capital: With Briad Street, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 11 1920

* The Way of Capital: With Washington, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 18 1920

* What Organized Labor Wants, (ar) McClure’s Magazine November 1908

* What Wilson Is Up Against, (ar) McClure’s Magazine February 1913

* Whereas, the Women, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post July 22 1922

* The White Dog [Memories of a Doctor], (ss) McClure’s Magazine March 1914

* White Shoulders, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 15, Jan 22, Jan 29, Feb 5, Feb 12 1921

* Why We Have No Army: An Interview with General Leonard Wood, (iv) McClure’s Magazine April 1912

* The Wonders of Washington, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 29, Jul 10, Jul 31 1920

* The Wonders of Washington: The Man in the Sack Suit, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 7 1920

* Written on the Cuff, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post June 28 1919

Turner, George M.

* Anaesthetic Annals, (ar) Flynn’s August 29 1925

* Crazy Jake’s Paper, (pm) Flynn’s July 18 1925

* “Vicious Circles”, (ar) Flynn’s September 19 1925

Turner, Gerry L.

* [letter from Quincy, IL, USA], (lt) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact January 1984

Turner, Godfrey

* The Brown Widow, (ss) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly February 1881

* Floral Tributes, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly July 1887

* In Love with an Actress, (nv) The Dollar Monthly Magazine Jul, Aug 1864

* Mind Your Stops, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine June 1889

* On the Aelian Bridge, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine October 1887

* The Power of the Harp, (pm) The Belgravia Annual Christmas 1869

* Rhyming and Punning, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine March 1888

* A Royal Victory, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine March 1892

* Tricked by a Texan Ranger, (ss) The Dollar Monthly Magazine March 1865

* The Wag’s Family, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine December 1870

* What Is Bad Language?, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine April 1890

Turner, Grace

* Ace-High Dishes, (ar) This Week October 4 1936

* Add Crackers—and Cook!, (ar) This Week August 25 1940

* Alexander Woollcott Talks Food, (ar) This Week January 5 1941

* All Manner of Recipes, (ar) This Week December 5 1937

* American Food in the Jungle, (ar) This Week May 8 1938

* …And Serve Them Hot, (ar) This Week February 11 1940

* And the Hole Costs Nothing, (ar) This Week February 2 1941

* Angel Food, (ar) This Week December 26 1937

* Appetite Whetters, (ar) This Week May 29 1938

* As a Man Eats, (ar) This Week January 3 1937

* At the Baker’s, (ar) This Week February 14 1937

* A Bachelor-Cook’s Best Recipes, (ar) This Week April 27 1941

* Back-Yard Barbecues Are Fun, (ar) This Week July 13 1941

* Bebe and Ben—and Breakfast, (ar) This Week November 23 1941

* Be Courageous—and Season That Food!, (ar) This Week March 17 1940

* Be Hospitable with Tea, (ar) This Week December 8 1940

* Brass Buttons and Beefsteak, (ar) This Week August 9 1936

* The Bride Who Couldn’t Cook, (ar) This Week January 28 1940

* Buffet Suppers, (ar) This Week November 22 1936

* But Not Chop Suey, (ar) This Week September 25 1938

* A Career Girl’s Recipes for Success, (ar) This Week September 15 1940

* Chefs for a Night, (ar) This Week January 30 1938

* A Child in the House, (ar) This Week March 8 1936

* Children Love to Cook, (ar) This Week August 21 1938

* Chinese Cooking Captures America, (ar) This Week October 22 1939

* Come Into the Kitchen, (ar) This Week August 16 1936

* Come to Tea!, (ar) This Week May 2 1937

* Connie Boswell Swings Some Recipes, (ar) This Week July 3 1938

* Cooked the American Way, (ar) This Week August 20 1939

* Cookery with a Tang, (ar) This Week October 6 1940

* Cooking Can Be Fun, (ar) This Week January 14 1940

* Cooking to Beat the Band, (ar) This Week December 6 1936

* Cook’s Day Out, (ar) This Week January 2 1938

* Cook the Easy Way, (ar) This Week August 31 1941

* Crack Christmas Recipes, (ar) This Week December 24 1939

* Creating a Meal Out of Nothing, (ar) This Week April 30 1939

* A Cue to Good Food, (ar) This Week March 14 1937

* Detecting the Chef’s Secret, (ar) This Week November 28 1937

* Dinner Music, (ar) This Week June 27 1937

* Dinners That Stuart Erwin Likes, (ar) This Week July 17 1938

* Discovered! The Clue to Good Food, (ar) This Week May 23 1937

* Dishes That Once Glorified Vienna, (ar) This Week August 4 1940

* Dutch Treat!, (ar) This Week December 15 1940

* Easy Dishes for Camp or Home, (ar) This Week June 25 1939

* Eat Hearty!, (ar) This Week November 27 1938

* Eating Out—At Home, (ar) This Week November 30 1941

* Eat Well for Success, (ar) This Week January 15 1939

* Economical—But Good, (ar) This Week May 25 1941

* Eddie Does a Cooking Act, (ar) This Week January 10 1937

* The Enchantment of Food, (ar) This Week August 23 1936

* Encore to Food!, (ar) This Week May 30 1937

* Engineering Good Meals, (ar) This Week September 22 1940

* Enrich Your Bill of Fare, (ar) This Week April 3 1938

* Even Her Meals Are Smartly Dressed, (ar) This Week February 5 1939

* Favorite Foods, (ar) This Week August 30 1936

* Feasting Season (with Demetria M. Taylor), (ar) This Week December 21 1941

* Feeding the “Lillie”, (ar) This Week March 28 1937

* Fillips from Phillips, (ar) This Week October 17 1937

* The Fine Art of Curry, (ar) This Week May 3 1936

* Fine Food on Tap, (ar) This Week March 6 1938

* A Fish Story—But True, (ar) This Week April 2 1939

* Fit for a King, (ar) This Week May 9 1937

* Follow Your Star…to Dinner, (ar) This Week June 26 1938

* Food a Man Likes, (ar) This Week March 20 1938

* Food Can Be Picturesque as Well as Good, (ar) This Week July 2 1939

* Food Flash! New Recipes for Fruit, (ar) This Week February 18 1940

* Food for Fun, (ar) This Week June 20 1937

* Food for Luck, (ar) This Week March 12 1939

* Food for Outdoor Appetites, (ar) This Week July 28 1940

* Food for Thoughtful Givers, (ar) This Week December 20 1936

* “Food Goes Round and Round”, (ar) This Week April 4 1937

* “Food Is a Great Adventure”, (ar) This Week May 4 1941

* Food Makes the Holiday, (ar) This Week December 17 1939

* Food to Fit Your Mood, (ar) This Week October 8 1939

* The Foot Behind the Gob, (ar) This Week October 27 1940

* Footlights on Food, (ar) This Week May 16 1937

* Foreign Dishes for Home Cooking, (ar) This Week April 28 1940

* For Happy Meals—, (ar) This Week June 18 1939

* From a Star Singer’s Cookbook, (ar) This Week December 7 1941

* From Comedy to Cooking, (ar) This Week November 1 1936

* Front Page for Food, (ar) This Week September 27 1936

* Gems of Food from Treasure Island, (ar) This Week September 3 1939

* The Gentleman Can Cook, (ar) This Week February 12 1939

* Get Saucy with Your Meals, (ar) This Week May 7 1939

* “Give Me Home-Cooked Food”, (ar) This Week January 17 1937

* Give Them Goose!, (ar) This Week December 25 1938

* Give Your Meals a South-Sea Tang, (ar) This Week September 24 1939

* Gloria Picks Fruit, (ar) This Week July 11 1937

* Glorifying the American Summer, (ar) This Week July 10 1938

* Go Ahead, Preserve It!, (ar) This Week August 10 1941

* Gold in Your Meals, (ar) This Week May 22 1938

* Good…and Plenty!, (ar) This Week December 11 1938

* Good Cooking Pays Dividends, (ar) This Week January 21 1940

* Good Cooks Are Artists, (ar) This Week March 9 1941

* A Good Egg, (ar) This Week October 3 1937

* Good Eggs!, (ar) This Week September 21 1941

* Good Parties Can Be Inexpensive, (ar) This Week February 16 1941

* Good Pickin’s, (ar) This Week January 31 1937

* Good Recipes for Busy People, (ar) This Week April 14 1940

* Good Sport—and a Good Cook, (ar) This Week December 14 1941

* Good-Will Recipes from Rio, (ar) This Week April 20 1941

* A Great Musician’s Hospitality, (ar) This Week November 29 1936

* A Guy’s Favorite Dishes, (ar) This Week January 24 1937

* Halliday Meals, (ar) This Week March 21 1937

* “Heaven in Summer”, (ar) This Week August 1 1937

* He Doesn’t Fiddle About Food, (ar) This Week December 18 1938

* He Likes His Meals Square, (ar) This Week May 15 1938

* He-Man Food, (ar) This Week July 14 1940

* Here Are Good Recipes for Summer, (ar) This Week July 9 1939

* Here Are Some Really Noble Dishes, (ar) This Week May 28 1939

* He Reconditions Men, (ar) This Week October 5 1941

* Her Food Repertory, (ar) This Week August 22 1937

* Her Salad Days, (ar) This Week July 25 1937

* He’s a Good Plain Cook, (ar) This Week October 12 1941

* He Sings for His Meals, (ar) This Week February 20 1938

* He Was Hungry, (ar) This Week April 11 1937

* High Eating!, (ar) This Week January 8 1939

* Historic Recipes for Modern Cooks, (ar) This Week March 19 1939

* Hitch Your Table to a Star, (ar) This Week June 5 1938

* Home-Cooked Dishes That Are Tops, (ar) This Week December 31 1939

* Hospitality—Unlimited, (ar) This Week November 8 1936

* Hot Food for Cold Customers, (ar) This Week February 26 1939

* How a Famous Night Club Caters to Men, (ar) This Week October 16 1938

* How One Hostess Succeeds, (ar) This Week September 29 1940

* How to Feed a Husband, (ar) This Week May 14 1939

* How to Win Friends—with Food, (ar) This Week July 24 1938

* The Hungry Angel, (ar) This Week September 4 1938

* Ice Wizardry, (ar) This Week September 5 1937

* If You Were Dining on the Normandie, (ar) This Week October 2 1938

* If You Were Henry’s Mother, (ar) This Week August 24 1941

* “I Like to Cook”, (ar) This Week October 18 1936

* “I’ll Take Steak”, (ar) This Week January 26 1941

* I Love Good Food, (ar) This Week August 2 1936

* The Importance of Fine Food, (ar) This Week February 6 1938

* “I’m Romantic—”, (ar) This Week October 24 1937

* “It Pays to Cook Expertly”, (ar) This Week March 16 1941

* It’s a Bird!, (ar) This Week November 7 1937

* It’s Finnish—and It’s Good, (ar) This Week September 10 1939

* It’s Seasoning That Matters, (ar) This Week June 23 1940

* Jazz Up Their Appetites, (ar) This Week April 17 1938

* Just Sandwiches—But Umm!, (ar) This Week October 1 1939

* Kitchen Parties for Sophisticates, (ar) This Week June 16 1940

* Knee-Deep in Sandwiches, (ar) This Week September 8 1940

* Lanny Ross Entertains at Home, (ar) This Week February 28 1937

* Let’s Enjoy Eating, (ar) This Week June 9 1940

* “Let’s Have a Bite”, (ar) This Week September 19 1937

* Lily Pons at Home, (ar) This Week July 19 1936

* Living Factories for Health, (ar) This Week June 30 1940

* Made with Pineapple, (ar) This Week May 19 1940

* Make Food Exciting, (ar) This Week November 3 1940

* Make Good Cooking a Symphony, (ar) This Week September 14 1941

* Make It Good—and Plenty!, (ar) This Week March 2 1941

* Make It Savory, (ar) This Week July 31 1938

* Make Magic with Peas, (ar) This Week January 22 1939

* Make Your Parties Original, (ar) This Week October 20 1940

* A Man’s Idea of Solid Food, (ar) This Week December 10 1939

* Martini at Dinner, (ar) This Week November 14 1937

* Maybe You’re Wearing a Mask, (ar) This Week October 9 1938

* Mayfair Meals, (ar) This Week December 12 1937

* Meals a’ la Margo, (ar) This Week June 6 1937

* Meals by “Star” Light, (ar) This Week September 26 1937

* Meals for Hungry People, (ar) This Week December 4 1938

* Meals on a Houseboat, (ar) This Week August 11 1940

* Meals with “Ma Tucker”, (ar) This Week January 16 1938

* Men Like Her Meals, (ar) This Week May 18 1941

* Miss Lupino Likes to Cook, (ar) This Week November 16 1941

* Miss Tobin Stars Food, (ar) This Week August 28 1938

* Morton Downey’s Cooking Hobby, (ar) This Week February 7 1937

* Movie-Actor Chef, (ar) This Week November 10 1940

* Mrs. Miniver Likes These Recipes, (ar) This Week November 17 1940

* New Dishes from Old France, (ar) This Week November 24 1940

* New Food Tricks for Parties, (ar) This Week October 23 1938

* New Recipes—and Good Ones, (ar) This Week June 15 1941

* New Tricks with Dried Fruits, (ar) This Week October 13 1940

* New Tricks with Prunes, (ar) This Week June 29 1941

* No Fried Clams Here, Either!, (ar) This Week July 6 1941

* No Joking—“Gracie” Can Cook!, (ar) This Week October 11 1936

* A Noted Hostess Entertains Informally, (ar) This Week May 26 1940

* “Nothing Like American Pie”, (ar) This Week January 9 1938

* An Ocean-Liner Chef Talks Food, (ar) This Week August 13 1939

* Only One Crust, Please!, (ar) This Week October 26 1941

* Our Bodies Burn It, (ar) This Week April 6 1941

* Paul Hits the High Spots, (ar) This Week February 21 1937

* Pennsylvania Dutch Treats, (ar) This Week November 2 1941

* People Have More Fun—, (ar) This Week October 25 1936

* Picking a Meal Out of the Air, (ar) This Week November 13 1938

* Pleasing Dishes from Far-Away Places, (ar) This Week March 31 1940

* Pleasing His Palate, (ar) This Week September 20 1936

* Put a Table Under a Tree, (ar) This Week August 17 1941

* A Question of Taste, (ar) This Week April 25 1937

* Real Chinese Food Is Delicious Food, (ar) This Week January 12 1941

* Recipe for Living, (ar) This Week September 13 1936

* Right for Wright—Right for You, (ar) This Week August 27 1939

* A Salad Wagon Is a Refreshing Idea, (ar) This Week March 3 1940

* Salmon—Man’s Favorite Fish, (ar) This Week June 2 1940

* The Scots Can Cook, (ar) This Week November 9 1941

* “Sense,” Not Dollars, Does It!, (ar) This Week April 18 1937

* Shanghai Banquet, (ar) This Week August 8 1937

* She Carries Her Kitchen Along, (ar) This Week April 7 1940

* She Loves “Different” Dishes, (ar) This Week September 12 1937

* She Pulls Out the Plum, (ar) This Week November 21 1937

* She Stars Also in Domesticity, (ar) This Week August 7 1938

* She Taught Her Children to Cook, (ar) This Week November 5 1939

* Simple and Nutritious, (ar) This Week July 27 1941

* Simple Dishes Are Best, (ar) This Week March 23 1941

* A Singer’s Notes on Food, (ar) This Week February 27 1938

* Soldier of Fortune—and Gentleman Cook, (ar) This Week September 1 1940

* Soup Is Important in Summer, (ar) This Week July 7 1940

* South Sea Savor, (ar) This Week March 27 1938

* Spanish Dishes Americans Like, (ar) This Week February 4 1940

* Spontaneous Parties Are Best, (ar) This Week September 28 1941

* A Star at the Fireside, (ar) This Week March 7 1937

* Streamline Your Dinner Parties, (ar) This Week November 19 1939

* Sugar and Spice, (ar) This Week December 19 1937

* Supper After the Show, (ar) This Week June 14 1936

* Sweets! Sweets!, (ar) This Week July 18 1937

* Switzerland Gives Us New Recipes, (ar) This Week July 23 1939

* The Taste of Independence, (ar) This Week July 4 1937

* The Tenor of His Food, (ar) This Week June 13 1937

* Teresa’s Day Out, (ar) This Week June 12 1938

* These Dishes Add Much, (ar) This Week July 30 1939

* These Foreign Dishes Are Practical, (ar) This Week September 17 1939

* These French Recipes Are Easy, (ar) This Week June 11 1939

* These Party Ideas Succeed, (ar) This Week June 4 1939

* These Simple Foods Have Distinction, (ar) This Week February 25 1940

* They Ask for Recipes, (ar) This Week January 23 1938

* They Make Cooking a Hobby, (ar) This Week February 19 1939

* Things to Indulge In, (ar) This Week October 10 1937

* This Artist Is Also a Fine Cook, (ar) This Week March 24 1940

* This Australian Food Is Tops, (ar) This Week May 12 1940

* This Canned Meat Makes Good Meals, (ar) This Week May 5 1940

* This Cookery Gets Results, (ar) This Week January 29 1939

* This Food Has Hot-Weather Appeal, (ar) This Week July 16 1939

* This Food Is Food, (ar) This Week April 16 1939

* This Food Satisfies Seven Sisters, (ar) This Week April 23 1939

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