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Chats with the Cheerful Housekeeper, (cl) McCall’s Magazine September 1911
The Clerk’s Holiday, (pm) The Windsor Magazine September 1911
Co-operative Profits and Capitalist Merchants, (ar) The Masses September 1911
Day Dreams, (ms) The Royal Magazine September 1911
“Dink Stover at Yale”, (ms) McClure’s Magazine September 1911
The Engine-Bell’s False Sound, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
Engineer for Forty-Three Years, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
Establishes Hospital Service, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
Everywoman, (ar) National Magazine September 1911
The Fire Question in the United States, (ed) McClure’s Magazine September 1911
£500 Competition, (cn) The Novel Magazine September 1911
Forgotten Inventors, (ms) The Captain #150, September 1911
From President to Switchmen, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
Holiday Friends, (pi) The London Magazine September 1911
How Cars Round Curves, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
How Co-operation Appeals to the Farmer, (ar) The Masses September 1911
How Mahogany Is Obtained, (ms) The Captain #150, September 1911
How to Organize a Co-operative, (ar) The Masses September 1911
Largest Railroad Car, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
Lifetime on One Job, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
Long Island R.R. Crow, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
May Use Lignite for Fuel, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
Medicine Song, (pm) McClure’s Magazine September 1911
Modern Japanese Humour, (ar) The Strand Magazine September 1911
The Mouth, (ms) The Woman at Home September 1911
Moving-Picture Trains, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
My Ideal Character, (pi) The Royal Magazine September 1911
Nash’s Gallery of Stage Favourites, (pi) Nash’s Magazine September 1911, etc.
The Oldest Games of All, (pi) The Outing Magazine September 1911
Operates Switch from Engine, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
The Origin of the Postage Stamp, (ms) The Captain #150, September 1911
Outfits for School Children, (ar) The Woman at Home September 1911
Pennsy Increasing Crops, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
The Play of the Month: “Kismet”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) September 1911
The Power of Gold, (pm) The Argosy September 1911
Productive and Distributive Co-operatives, (ar) The Masses September 1911
Prohibition on the I. C, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
Reclaiming Oil, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
The Reign of Henry VIII., (ar) The Windsor Magazine September 1911
Result of Grand Advertisement Competition, (ms) The Woman at Home September 1911
A Revolutionarv Puzzle, (ar) National Magazine September 1911
The Secrets of Success—Hunting a Job, (ar) Boys’ Life September 1911
Sir Ray Lankester, K.G.B., (bg) The Strand Magazine September 1911 [Ref. Ray Lankester]
Speed Restricting Signals, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
Suggestion for Eastern Farmers, (ed) The Masses September 1911
The Swing by the Lake-Side, (pm) The Grand Magazine September 1911
Trying the Railophone, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
The Ubiquitous Hairpin, (ar) The Lady’s Realm September 1911
Wake Up, England!, (ms) Pearson’s Magazine September 1911
Weedon’s Thirty-Year Run, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
What Is Co-operation?, (ed) The Masses September 1911
Where the Most Expensive Pottery in the World Is Made, (ar) The Lady’s Realm September 1911
Will Boom Industry, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
Will Build New Line, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
World’s Oldest Railroad, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Book Magazine September 1911
[frontispiece], (fp) National Magazine September 1911
[illustration(s)], (il) Boys’ Life September 1911
[photography], (pt) The American Magazine September 1911
[photography], (pt) Munsey’s Magazine September 1911
[frontispiece], (fp) The Red Magazine October 1 1911
Elks - What about them, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 7 1911
The Myth of the Four Hundred, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 7 1911
Tinker’s Schooldays [Sexton Blake], (sl) The Boys’ Friend #539, October 7 1911 (by Cecil Hayter)
Two Bites at a Cherry, (ss) Yes or No October 7 1911
The Adventures of Tommy, (cn) Red Letter October 14 1911
An Animal with “Side-pockets”, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper October 14 1911
B.O.P. Readers in Conference #1—To Wash or Not to Wash, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper October 14 1911
Collier Jim’s Lass, (sl) Red Letter October 14 1911, etc.
Experience (“The cycle of the dewdrop and the cycle of the sea”), (pm) Red Letter October 14 1911
A Fresh Grip, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 14 1911
His Convict Bride, (sl) Fun and Fiction October 14 1911 (+51) (by Herbert Allingham)
How to Do It, (cl) Red Letter October 14 1911
A Journeyman of Letters: Professor Churton Collins and the Murder Club, (ar) Everybody’s Weekly October 14 1911
The Little Outcast, or, Nellie’s Step-Sister, (sl) Red Letter October 14 1911
Making and Mending at Little Cost, (ms) Red Letter October 14 1911
Mary Pemberton, (sl) Red Letter October 14 1911, etc.
My Thrilling Ride in a Coal Mine, (ts) Red Letter October 14 1911
News in Brief, (ms) Red Letter October 14 1911
Reuben in New York, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 14 1911
Tempted by Gold, (vi) Red Letter October 14 1911
That Boy Cecil, (ss) Red Letter October 14 1911
Then Let the Heart Be Glad, (pm) Red Letter October 14 1911
Transplanted, (vi) Chicago Ledger October 14 1911
“You Must Give Me Up, Maggie”, (ss) Red Letter October 14 1911
When Snake Meets—Snake, (ms) Top-Notch October 15 1911
[frontispiece], (fp) The Red Magazine October 15 1911
Description of Chinese Man-Kite, (ia) The Boy’s Own Paper October 21 1911
Fleecing New Companies, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 21 1911
The Higher Education, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post October 21 1911
Saddles and Accessories, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 21 1911
The Week in School, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post October 21 1911
Colours of the New Territorial Home Defenders, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper October 28 1911
How to Make a Simple Model Aeroplane, (ia) The Boy’s Own Paper October 28 1911
The Making of a Ballplayer, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 28 1911
The Tired Business Man and What Makes Him Tired, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 28 1911
Advantages of Electric Engines, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1911
Boy Scout of America, (cl) Boys’ Life October 1911, etc.
The Bridge of Gold, (cn) The Royal Magazine October 1911
The Cardinal, (ar) The Outing Magazine October 1911
Club Room Notes, (ms) Fry’s Magazine October 1911
The Government of Golf: The Answer, (ar) Fry’s Magazine October 1911 (by P. A. Vaile)
Hints for Stamp Collectors, (cl) Boys’ Life October 1911, etc.
The Hobby Shop, (cl) Boys’ Life October 1911
How Can We Get a Good Stamp?, (ar) The Strand Magazine October 1911
Industrial Insurance from the Inside, (br) The Masses October 1911
Information About the Montessori Method, (ms) McClure’s Magazine October 1911
Life and Time, (pm) National Magazine October 1911
Locomotive Pile Driver, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1911
The Lower Higher, (pm) Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1911
Musings of a Photoplay Philosopher, (cl) The Motion Picture Story Magazine October 1911, etc.
New Books for Boys, (br) Boys’ Life October 1911
News of the Outdoor World, (cl) The Outing Magazine October 1911, etc.
Notes on Caravanning, (cl) The English Illustrated Magazine October 1911
Record Race with Death, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1911
The Red Cross Society at Walton-on-Thames, (ar) The Woman at Home October 1911
The Reign of Edward VI., (ar) The Windsor Magazine October 1911
Rembrandt’s “Mill”, (ms) The American Magazine October 1911
Saves Thrushes Under Car, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1911
The Servant Question—By a Mere Man, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion October 1911
Some Fascinating Novelties, (ar) The Woman at Home October 1911
The Song of the Hills, (pm) McClure’s Magazine October 1911
Special Cars for Women, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1911
S. P.’s Big Uplift Span, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1911
Stage Favorites Posed Exclusively for Cosmopolitan, (pi) Cosmopolitan Magazine October 1911
Superstitions of the Months, (ms) The Woman at Home October 1911, etc.
A Tennis Racquet Cover, (ms) The Woman at Home October 1911
Testing a Fire-Box, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1911
Was First Pullman Con, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1911
Will Run Flower Trains, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1911
“Woman at Home” Employment Bureau, (ms) The Woman at Home October 1911
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Book Magazine October 1911
[frontispiece], (fp) National Magazine October 1911
[frontispiece], (fp) T.P.’s Magazine October 1911
[illustration(s)], (il) Boys’ Life October 1911
In a Locomotive’s Cab, (ia) Chums November 1 1911
Baby Mine, (ms) The Woman’s Weekly #1, November 4 1911
Children’s Fashions, (ms) The Woman’s Weekly #1, November 4 1911
Crochet Stitches and How to Make Them, (ar) The Woman’s Weekly #1, November 4 1911
Dainty Dishes for the Invalid, (ms) The Woman’s Weekly #1, November 4 1911
Dress Do’s and Don’ts, (ms) The Woman’s Weekly #1, November 4 1911
The First Mistletoe Lace Pattern Ever Designed!, (ar) The Woman’s Weekly #1, November 4 1911
For Winter Wear, (ar) The Woman’s Weekly #1, November 4 1911
From Blouse to Nightdress, (ar) The Woman’s Weekly #1, November 4 1911
“I Agree! Do the Housekeeping Yourself!”, (vi) The Woman’s Weekly #1, November 4 1911
The Problem of Infant Feeding Solved, (ar) The Woman’s Weekly #1, November 4 1911
Real Love Stories, (cl) The Woman’s Weekly #1, November 4 1911
Removal of Over-Fat, (ar) The Woman’s Weekly #1, November 4 1911
Their Adventures in Boy and Girl Land, (vi) The Woman’s Weekly #1, November 4 1911
“Woman’s Work Is Never Done”, (cs) The Woman’s Weekly #1, November 4 1911
To Save the Bullion Box [Singleton the Searcher], (ss) Chums November 8 1911
[frontispiece], (fp) The Red Magazine November 1 1911
Cabbies and Sentiment, (vi) Everybody’s Weekly November 4 1911
“B.O.P.” Readers in Conference #2, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper November 11 1911
Come Out of the Past, (pm) Red Letter November 11 1911
Getting Ready for Christmas, (ms) Red Letter November 11 1911
The Girl Who Married a Gambler, (ss) Red Letter November 11 1911
The Heart of a Woman: Mr. Robert W. Chambers’s Story of the New Bohemia, (ar) Everybody’s Weekly November 11 1911
Just Smile—and Forget, (pm) Red Letter November 11 1911
Keeping Up Appearances, (sl) The Saturday Evening Post November 11 1911, etc.
The Life and Adventures of the Bullhead, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 11 1911
Making a Living by Literature, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 11 1911
On Main Street - I Is for Ibex, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 11 1911
Saved by a Boy, (ar) Red Letter November 11 1911
A Terror of the Night, (ss) Red Letter November 11 1911
Whatever Is, Is Best, (pm) Red Letter November 11 1911
[frontispiece], (fp) The Red Magazine November 15 1911
The Art of Starting, (ia) Chums November 18 1911
Our Draughts Column, (cl) The Boy’s Own Paper November 18 1911
The Phantom Drummer [Singleton the Searcher], (ss) Chums November 18 1911
The Autobiography of a Small Homesteader in Wyoming, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 25 1911
Chess Problem, (cl) The Boy’s Own Paper November 25 1911
The Generosity of Tubby, (ss) The Boy’s Own Paper November 25 1911
My Readers’ Column, (ed) The Magnet Library November 25 1911, etc.
On Main Street: A Southern Exposure, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 25 1911
The Pin-Fire Opal [Singleton the Searcher], (ss) Chums November 25 1911
Storyettes, (ms) The Magnet Library November 25 1911
When an Elephant Has a Bath, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper November 25 1911
Advantage of Coal as Fuel, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1911
Automatic Stokers Faulty, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1911
Can We Hold India?, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine November 1911
Can You Name Our Mysterious Pictures?, (cn) The Royal Magazine November 1911
Cosmopolitan’s Exclusive Portraits of To-day’s Stage Favorites, (pi) Cosmopolitan Magazine November 1911
Death’s Hour, (pm) National Magazine November 1911
Deepest Cut in the World, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1911
Duties of a Conductor, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1911
From the Santa Fe’s Claim Bureau, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1911
Golf at Your Door: Canons Park, Edgware, (ar) Fry’s Magazine November 1911 (by Arthur Henry Anderson)
Had to Buy One-Mile Line, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1911
International Tennis, (pi) The Outing Magazine November 1911
In the Interpreter’s House, (cl) The American Magazine November 1911, etc.
Irish Highwayman, (ss) National Magazine November 1911
Long-Distance Semaphore, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1911
Magazine Gossip, (ms) The Strand Magazine (US) November 1911
My Soul Shadow, (pm) The Motion Picture Story Magazine November 1911
Newsboy King’s Record Trips, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1911
The New Scheme of Golf Government: The Details of a Suggested Policy, (ar) Fry’s Magazine November 1911 (by P. A. Vaile)
A Note on Guy de Maupassant, (ar) T.P.’s Magazine November 1911 [Ref. Guy de Maupassant]
November’s Jewel, (pm) The All-Story November 1911
The Play of the Month: “Macbeth”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) November 1911
Plays & Players, (pi) The Lady’s Realm November 1911
The Polar Sea, London, N.W., (ar) The Strand Magazine November 1911
Railroad Figures That Talk, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1911
The Reign of Mary, (ar) The Windsor Magazine November 1911
Remarkable Run on the Lehigh, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1911
Richard Stevens, (bg) The American Magazine November 1911 [Ref. Richard Stevens]
Said Railroads Were Wicked, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1911
Sleep, Gentle Sleep, (ss) The English Illustrated Magazine November 1911
Softening Feed-Water, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1911
Some Cookery Hints, (ar) The Woman at Home November 1911
A Song (“God send thee peace…”), (pm) The Story-teller November 1911
Stars of the Season’s Offerings, (pi) The American Magazine November 1911
A Three-Year-Old Boy with a Vocabulary of 1,771 Words, (ar) The American Magazine November 1911
Traveling on a Nickel, (pm) The Motion Picture Story Magazine November 1911
Twenty-Four Miles of Tunnels, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1911
Veteran Con’s Fine Record, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1911
Weather-Wit, (hu) The Strand Magazine November 1911
The Wood Thrush, (ar) The Outing Magazine November 1911
Yards Built in Record Time, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1911
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Book Magazine November 1911
[frontispiece], (fp) National Magazine November 1911
[illustration(s)], (il) Boys’ Life November 1911
The Railroad Terror [Singleton the Searcher], (ss) Chums December 2 1911
Christmas Day Fun, (ia) Chums December 9 1911
’Mid Arctic Ice [Singleton the Searcher], (ss) Chums December 9 1911
Some Simple Conjuring Tricks, (ia) Chums December 9 1911
[frontispiece], (fp) The Red Magazine December 1 1911
“B.O.P.” Readers in Conference #3, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper December 9 1911
He Overdid It, (vi) Chicago Ledger December 9 1911
How to Keep Fit, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 9 1911
On Main Street: The Isle of Palms, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 9 1911
A Christmas Greeting, (pm) The Red Magazine December 15 1911
Don’t, (pm) The Red Magazine December 15 1911
If the Mistletoe Told Tales, (pm) The Red Magazine December 15 1911
Seaonable Sensations, (pm) The Red Magazine December 15 1911
An Unpleasant Sequel, (pm) The Red Magazine December 15 1911
The Fun of Getting Thin, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 16 1911
The Golden Moth [Singleton the Searcher], (ss) Chums December 16 1911
A Modern Flyer, (il) Chums December 16 1911
Parson’s Christmas Gift, (ss) Harper’s Weekly December 16 1911
Christmas Conundrums/Christmas Crackers, (ms) The Magnet Library December 23 1911
An Engine’s Headlights, (ia) Chums December 23 1911
The Giant Tortoise [Singleton the Searcher], (ss) Chums December 23 1911
Oddities in Sport, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 23 1911
Bopello, the Brigand [Singleton the Searcher], (ss) Chums December 30 1911
Harbour Buoys, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper December 30 1911
On the Waterwagon, (hu) The Saturday Evening Post December 30 1911
The Wilderness as a Farm, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 30 1911
Ballade of Old Christmas Presents, (pm) The Windsor Magazine December 1911
Big Fans to Ventilate Tunnels, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine December 1911
Christmas in California, (ms) National Monthly December 1911
Christmas Indoor Games, (ar) Fry’s: The Man’s Magazine December 1911 (by Cecil Hughes)
A Christmas Triolet, (pm) The Windsor Magazine December 1911
Cook Sacrificed His Shirt, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine December 1911
Device to Prevent Derailments, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine December 1911
Early Car-Line Used Mules, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine December 1911
England’s Story in Portrait & Picture. XXIV. The Reign of Elizabeth, (ar) The Windsor Magazine December 1911
Entertaining in London, (ar) The Lady’s Realm December 1911
Eton—Charterhouse—Winchester, (sg) The Strand Magazine December 1911
Fireside Fun, (pz) Boys’ Life December 1911
The First Nowell, (sg) National Magazine December 1911
£500 Given Away, (cn) The Novel Magazine December 1911
The Football Association and the Amateur Football Association: A Plea for Reconciliation, (ar) Fry’s: The Man’s Magazine December 1911 (by C. B. Fry)
Freight-Car Poker, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine December 1911
The Home Life of the Royal Family, (ar) The Strand Magazine December 1911
How I Became a Scout, (hu) Pearson’s Magazine December 1911
How Steel Came Into Use, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine December 1911
John Bull and the “K-2”, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine December 1911
Lord Selborne and the Traffic in Titles, (ed) Pearson’s Magazine December 1911
Melon Train Over Mile Long, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine December 1911
My Favourite Menu, (ms) The Royal Magazine December 1911
The New Manila, (ar) The Century Magazine December 1911
Not Adapted to the Country, (vi) The Outing Magazine December 1911
A Note on the Pictures, (ms) T.P.’s Magazine December 1911
Open Letters, (cl) The Century Magazine December 1911
Our Fashion Referendum, (ar) The Woman at Home December 1911
Our Great Photo-Puzzes Competition, (cn) The Royal Magazine December 1911
Pictures of General Interest, (ia) National Monthly December 1911
Schmat-Razum, (ss) The Strand Magazine December 1911
Tested Ballast for Two Years, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine December 1911
The Twenty-First Birthday of “The Strand Magazine”, (ar) The Strand Magazine December 1911
Winter Fashions—Illustrated, (ia) National Monthly December 1911
The Woman’s Movement—The Old Order Changeth, (ar) National Monthly December 1911
Xmas Gifts from Our Rich Relations, (hu) Pearson’s Magazine December 1911
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Book Magazine December 1911
[frontispiece], (fp) National Magazine December 1911
[frontispiece], (fp) T.P.’s Magazine December 1911
[illustration(s)], (il) Boys’ Life December 1911
[photography], (pt) Metropolitan Magazine December 1911
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, (ss) Stories from the Arabian Nights, Hodder & Stoughton, 1911; adapted by Laurence Housman
Being Content, (pm) Heart Throbs Volume Two ed. Joe Michell Chapple, Grosset & Dunlap, 1911
Between the Lights, (pm) Heart Throbs Volume Two ed. Joe Michell Chapple, Grosset & Dunlap, 1911
A Commonplace Life, (pm) Heart Throbs Volume Two ed. Joe Michell Chapple, Grosset & Dunlap, 1911
Ever True, (pm) Heart Throbs Volume Two ed. Joe Michell Chapple, Grosset & Dunlap, 1911
The Family, (pm) Heart Throbs Volume Two ed. Joe Michell Chapple, Grosset & Dunlap, 1911
Forget It, (pm) Heart Throbs Volume Two ed. Joe Michell Chapple, Grosset & Dunlap, 1911
The Future, (pm) Heart Throbs Volume Two ed. Joe Michell Chapple, Grosset & Dunlap, 1911
Grendel’s Raid, (ex) Swan Sonnenschein, 1911; translated by J. R. C. Hall
The Heart of Friendship, (pm) Heart Throbs Volume Two ed. Joe Michell Chapple, Grosset & Dunlap, 1911
It’s a Gay Old World, (pm) Heart Throbs Volume Two ed. Joe Michell Chapple, Grosset & Dunlap, 1911
King’s Views of New York, (il) 1911
The Murder of Morton Green [Sexton Blake], (ss) The Penny Pictorial Magazine #649, 1911
Now, (pm) Heart Throbs Volume Two ed. Joe Michell Chapple, Grosset & Dunlap, 1911
Pace Implora, (pm) Heart Throbs Volume Two ed. Joe Michell Chapple, Grosset & Dunlap, 1911
Song of the Great Lakes, (pm) Water Way Tales: The Magazine of the Great Lakes 1911
Tiny Things, (pm) Heart Throbs Volume Two ed. Joe Michell Chapple, Grosset & Dunlap, 1911
A Toast to the Traveling Man, (pm) Heart Throbs Volume Two ed. Joe Michell Chapple, Grosset & Dunlap, 1911
Today, (pm) Heart Throbs Volume Two ed. Joe Michell Chapple, Grosset & Dunlap, 1911
The Under Dog, (pm) Heart Throbs Volume Two ed. Joe Michell Chapple, Grosset & Dunlap, 1911
When the Tide Is Low, (pm) Heart Throbs Volume Two ed. Joe Michell Chapple, Grosset & Dunlap, 1911
A Woman’s Prayer, (pm) Heart Throbs Volume Two ed. Joe Michell Chapple, Grosset & Dunlap, 1911
Building the Million-Dollar Pier, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1 1912
A Comedy of Names, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1 1912
Fishing Some!, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1 1912
A Friendly Tip to an Architect, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1 1912
Getting in Wrong with Wright, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1 1912
He Does Not Like to Walk, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1 1912
A Lot of Golf, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1 1912
Milholland’s Big Playthings, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1 1912
Not Exactly Hanging on His Words, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1 1912
An Old Wish in New Words, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1 1912
Rough Railroading to Heaven, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1 1912
Something Good Out of Brooklyn, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1 1912
The Story of a Dislocated Shoulder, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1 1912
Tommy at the Toyshop, (pm) The Red Magazine January 1 1912
When Pence Went to Europe, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The Red Magazine January 1 1912
[illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper January 6 1912
Bob o’ th’ Foundry, (sl) Chums January 13 1912, etc.
On Main Street: The Modern Tom Tuckers, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 13 1912
Our Village Fire Brigade, (nf) The Boy’s Own Paper January 13 1912
The Bad Effects of Education, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 15 1912
Bryan’s Advice to Book Agents, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 15 1912
Caught Without His Armor, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 15 1912
Dashing the Cup from His Lips, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 15 1912
Dreams and Their Sequels, (cl) Top-Notch January 15 1912, etc.
He Works All Over the World, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 15 1912
Looking for Old Acquaintances, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 15 1912
The Meeting of the Enemies, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 15 1912
A New ind of Buttermilk, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 15 1912
Oh, You Mother Eve, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 15 1912
A Patron of Poetry, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 15 1912
The Soldier Among the Flowers, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 15 1912
Something New by Heinl, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 15 1912
Something New in Financiering, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 15 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The Red Magazine January 15 1912
Chums Postcard Exchange, (cl) Chums January 20 1912
[illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper January 20 1912
A New Claimant to the French Throne, (ar) The January 21 1912 (by John de Clancy Macdonnell), uncredited. [Ref. Felix Delavois]
“B.O.P.” Readers in Conference #4, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper January 27 1912
A Wall Street Wife, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 27 1912
[illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper January 27 1912
An African Fish Story, (cs) Nash’s Magazine January 1912
Brigands Kidnap Engineer, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine January 1912
Can You Spell?, (pm) The Lady’s Realm January 1912
Cars Propelled by Wind, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine January 1912
Chats with the Players, (cl) The Motion Picture Story Magazine January 1912, etc.
Christie’s, (ar) The Lady’s Realm January 1912
A Costume Pageant of Leading Dickens Characters, (il) The Strand Magazine January 1912
Dainty Lingerie, (ar) The Woman at Home January 1912
End of Last Broad-Gage Road, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine January 1912
England’s Story in Portrait and Picture, XXV: The Reign of James I, (ar) The Windsor Magazine January 1912
Falling in Love with Pictures, (ar) The Lady’s Realm January 1912
Football Honor List, (ms) The Outing Magazine January 1912
Football in 1911, (ar) The Outing Magazine January 1912
Gamage of Gamage’s, (ar) T.P.’s Magazine January 1912 [Ref. Arthur Walter Gamage]
George Gray’s Trick Strokes, (ar) The Strand Magazine January 1912
Grand Opera Season, (pi) The Lady’s Realm January 1912
Harrow—Marlborough—Uppingham, (sg) The Strand Magazine January 1912
“How the King Works”, (ar) The Strand Magazine January 1912
“Jack Spratt adored the opera…”, (pm) The Motion Picture Story Magazine January 1912
Let’s Hear the Toots!, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine January 1912
Little Bear’s Son, (ss) The Strand Magazine January 1912
Locomotive with No Fireman, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine January 1912
Madame Louis Stern’s Salon in Paris, (ar) The Lady’s Realm January 1912 [Ref. Ernesta Stern]
The Minor Chord, (sl) National Magazine January 1912, etc.
Modern Statesmen, (pm) The All-Story January 1912
Musings of “The Photoplay Philosopher”, (cl) The Motion Picture Story Magazine January 1912, etc.
Old World Dances, (ar) The Woman at Home January 1912
Our November Competition, (cn) The London Magazine January 1912
Over 24 Million Barrels of Oil Used, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine January 1912
Photo Puzzes, (pz) The Royal Magazine January 1912, etc.
Pirates of the Air, (ar) The American Boy January 1912
The Play of the Month: “Peter Pan”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) January 1912
Propeller-Driven Trolley-Car, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine January 1912
Railroader’s Wit Cheered Lincoln, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine January 1912
“Railways” and “Railroads”, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine January 1912
Rhode Island Red—A Rising Poultry Breed, (ar) The Outing Magazine January 1912, as by Arthur Stanley Wheeler
Sante Fe Mallet Hauls 4,280 Tons, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine January 1912
The Song of the Friend, (pm) McClure’s Magazine January 1912
The Spread and Meaning of Feminism, (ar) Pictorial Review January 1912
“There was a man in our town, and he was wondrous mean…”, (pm) The Motion Picture Story Magazine January 1912
Ties Pickled in Salt Lake, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine January 1912
To Julia’s Mourning, (pm) T.P.’s Magazine January 1912
Why Do Foreign Seamen Man British Ships, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine January 1912
Winter Lambs, (ar) The Outing Magazine January 1912
Woman’s Invention to Prevent Wreck, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine January 1912
Woodland Barbarities: The Ways of the Trapper and Snarer, (ar) Fry’s: The Man’s Magazine January 1912 (by Owen Glynne Jones)
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Book Magazine January 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) National Magazine January 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The London Magazine January 1912
[photography], (pt) Metropolitan Magazine January 1912
Belasco’s Flowery Apology, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 1 1912
The Different Kinds of Coldness, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 1 1912
The Diplomatic Young Man, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 1 1912
His Real Chance of Salvation, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 1 1912
How Anne Warner Got Her Start, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 1 1912
Like a Lamb to the Slaughter, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 1 1912
No Trick Money for Them, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 1 1912
The Saccharine Mr. Hitchcock, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 1 1912
The Shoes of a Millionaire, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 1 1912
The State of Single Blessedness, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 1 1912
The Versatile Mr. Reid, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 1 1912
Rabbit-keeping for Boys, (cl) Chums February 3 1912, etc.
B.O.P. Readers in Conference #5, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper February 10 1912
The Death of “Black and White”, (ar) The Bellman #291, February 10 1912
Why We Left the Farm, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 10 1912
[illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper February 10 1912
Some Whaling Adventures, (ms) Top-Notch February 15 1912
Staking a Corpse, (ms) The Daily Telegraph February 15 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The Red Magazine February 15 1912
On Main Street: The Frenzied Eleventh Hour, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 17 1912
Young Men Who Rise, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 17 1912
[illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper February 17 1912
Another Biter Bitten, (ss) The Boy’s Own Paper February 24 1912
The Murder at Monk’s Dene, (ss) Yes or No February 24 1912 (by James H. Bailey)
Your Dog - Has He a Sixth Sense?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 24 1912
The Best Story Contest, (ms) The Motion Picture Story Magazine February 1912
Big Electric Switcher Built, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1912
Bruin: An Artist’s Experience in Norway, (ar) Fry’s: The Man’s Magazine February 1912 (by Harold Gilman)
By the Editor, (ed) Metropolitan Magazine February 1912, etc.
Cables at a Dollar a Letter, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1912
Canadian Carelessness Again, (ms) MacLean’s Magazine February 1912
Death of “Dave” Hazelton, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1912
England’s Story in Portrait and Picture, XXVI: The Reign of Charles I, (ar) The Windsor Magazine February 1912
The Fight for the Minimum Wage, (ar) The Masses February 1912
First Locomotive with Screw Reverse-Gear, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1912
Folly, (pm) The Story-teller February 1912
For Saving Time in Switching, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1912
Frank Billings’s Fine Record, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1912
Fresh Air Fund Appeal: A Novel Way of Collecting Money, (ms) Pearson’s Magazine February 1912
The Grandchildren of Charles Dickens Who Will Benefit by the Centenary Fund, (ms) The Strand Magazine February 1912
The Greatest Court in the World, (ar) The Strand Magazine February 1912
Haileybury—Rugby—Rossall, (sg) The Strand Magazine February 1912
The House of Bondage, (br) The Masses February 1912
Leaders of the New Democracy, (pi) McClure’s Magazine February 1912
Leave, (pm) The Grand Magazine February 1912
Martin the Peasant’s Son, (ss) The Strand Magazine February 1912
Messenger-Boy Becomes Manager, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1912
Milton’s Wife, (pm) The All-Story February 1912
New Coast-to-Coast Record, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1912
New Ideals of Love and Marriage, (ar) Pictorial Review February 1912
Oldest (?) Engineer Passes Away, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1912
On Hairs and Years, (pm) The All-Story February 1912
On One Peter, (pm) The All-Story February 1912
The Onward March, (cl) The Motion Picture Story Magazine February 1912, etc.
Origin of Nicknames of Railroads, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1912
Our Vast Lignite Fields, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1912
The Perils of Thoughtlessness, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine February 1912
The Play and the Players, (pi) The Lady’s Realm February 1912, etc.
The Play of the Month: “Sweet Nell of Old Drury”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) February 1912
Replaced Bridge in 49 Seconds, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1912
Snowfalls, (pm) The Royal Magazine February 1912
Starts New Relief Fund, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1912
The Telephone: Past and Future, (ar) MacLean’s Magazine February 1912
Through the Valley of Madness, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine February 1912
To Be Content (“Father, I do not ask…”), (pm) The Lady’s Realm February 1912
A Trout of Fame, (ms) Fry’s: The Man’s Magazine February 1912 (by William Houghton)
The Valley of Ice, (sl) Boys’ Life February 1912, etc.
What Railroad Accidents Cost, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1912
When Black Was White, (cs) Nash’s Magazine February 1912
Whittling As an Art, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) February 1912
Who We Are and What We Are Doing, (ed) The Masses February 1912
Will She Be Master Mechanic?, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1912
Woman’s Work Is Never Done—Why?, (ar) Pictorial Review February 1912
World’s Railroads—625,698 Miles, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1912
The World We Live In, (cl) McClure’s Magazine February 1912, etc.
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Book Magazine February 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The Smart Set February 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) T.P.’s Magazine February 1912
[photography], (pt) Pearson’s Magazine February 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The Red Magazine March 1 1912
The Weather and How to Foretell It, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 2 1912
New Items of Interest, (nf) New Nick Carter Weekly March 9 1912
On Main Street: The Bogus Badness of New York, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 9 1912
The Plowman, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 9 1912
[illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper March 9 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The Red Magazine March 15 1912
A Best Seller, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 16 1912
Drawbacks to Matrimony, (vi) Chicago Ledger March 16 1912
Her Brave Soldier, (vi) Chicago Ledger March 16 1912
The Mail Carriers of Far Countries, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 16 1912
Substitutes for Wood, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 16 1912
The Ancestor, (pm) Collier’s March 23 1912
The Dealer on the Doorstep, 2: The Tallyman Out of Town, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal March 23 1912
The Monoplaniacs, (ss) Cassell’s Saturday Journal March 23 1912
On Tour, 1: The Weekly Agony, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal March 23 1912
The Searchlight on the Middle Classes, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal March 23 1912
The “Folks at Home”, (ss) The Youth’s Companion March 28 1912
The Treasure of Life, (ss) The Youth’s Companion March 28 1912
The Dealer on the Doorstep, 3: Temptations in Tinsel, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal March 30 1912
The Genius and the Spy, (ss) The Boy’s Own Paper March 30 1912
Hard Lines, (vi) Chicago Ledger March 30 1912
Is a Revolution Coming?, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal March 30 1912
On Tour, 2: Living in Lodgings, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal March 30 1912
The Prisoner at the Bar [Archie Tootleboom], (ss) Cassell’s Saturday Journal March 30 1912
The Searchlight on the Middle Classes: The Marriage Market, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal March 30 1912
True Love, (vi) Chicago Ledger March 30 1912
Two Clever Stage Tricks, (ar) Chums March 30 1912
Your Gun - And How It Should Fit You, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 30 1912
[illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper March 30 1912
Actresses in Repose, (pi) The Royal Magazine March 1912
All’s Well, (pm) MacLean’s Magazine March 1912, etc.
Beals C. Wright Through English Eyes, (ar) The Outing Magazine March 1912 [Ref. Beals C. Wright]
Books Talked About, (br) McClure’s Magazine March 1912
The Bride of To-Day: How Wedding Customs Have Changed, (ar) The Strand Magazine March 1912
Britain’s East-Coast Broadside, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine March 1912
A Champion of Vegetarianism, (ar) The Strand Magazine March 1912
Chats with Players, (cl) The Motion Picture Story Magazine March 1912
Con Saves Brakie, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine March 1912
The Desire for Better Motherhood, (ar) Pictorial Review March 1912
Edison Was Boy on Vet’s Train, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine March 1912
Effect of Snow on Electric Roads, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine March 1912
An Encyclopedia of Sport, (br) The Outing Magazine March 1912
The End of Conspiracies, (ar) The Masses March 1912
England’s Story in Portrait and Picture, XXVII: The Commonwealth & The Protectorate: 1649-1660, (ar) The Windsor Magazine March 1912
Failure: by His Wife, (ss) The Delineator March 1912
The First of the Spring Fashions, (pi) The Lady’s Realm March 1912
From Operator to Traffic Manager, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine March 1912
“Hello! I see I’ve caught your eye…”, (pm) The Motion Picture Story Magazine March 1912
Hero of Forest Fires Dead, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine March 1912
“He’s gone; oh, I’ll believe him every word!…”, (pm) The Motion Picture Story Magazine March 1912
Improves the Reverse-Lever, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine March 1912
In Suburban Cape Town, (cs) Nash’s Magazine March 1912
In the Fen Country, (pm) The Windsor Magazine March 1912
Invented First Railroad Ticket, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine March 1912
The Kaiser As He Is, (bg) The Strand Magazine March 1912
A Lonely One, (pm) The Lady’s Realm March 1912
The Loose Head “L.H.M.G.”, (ar) Fry’s: The Man’s Magazine March 1912 (by E. H. D. Sewell)
More Wages and Shorter Hours, (ar) The Masses March 1912
My Country, Limited, (ar) The Royal Magazine March 1912
New Ideas in Autos, (ar) MacLean’s Magazine March 1912
Old-Timer Gives Life to Duty, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine March 1912
Popular Player Contest, (ms) The Motion Picture Story Magazine March 1912
Prince Ivan, the Glowing Bird, and the Grey Wolf, (ss) The Strand Magazine March 1912
The Private Office, (ar) MacLean’s Magazine March 1912
Progress and Politics, (cl) Cosmopolitan Magazine March 1912, etc.
Sir Peter Lely: Nell Gwyn, (ms) Metropolitan Magazine March 1912
The Soldier’s Tent, (pm) McClure’s Magazine March 1912
Speed of Small Bullets, (ar) The Outing Magazine March 1912
Steel Rails Made in Two Parts, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine March 1912
Stings of the Super’s Stenographer, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine March 1912
Taxidermy in the Tropics, (ar) The Outing Magazine March 1912
The Touch of a Hand, (pm) The Lady’s Realm March 1912
Will the Feminists Pay the Price, (ar) Pictorial Review March 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Book Magazine March 1912
Between Iceberg and Bear, (vi) Top-Notch April 1 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The Red Magazine April 1 1912
Breaking the Air-Racing Record, (ss) Chums April 6 1912
The Dealer on the Doorstep, 4: Some Discreditable Dodges, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 6 1912
My Dire Peril in Mid-Air, (ar) Chums April 6 1912
The Newspaper Game, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 6 1912, etc.
On Tour, 3: In the Chorus, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 6 1912
Ought It to Be?, (cl) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 6 1912
The Searchlight on the Middle Classes: Middle-Class Parents, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 6 1912
Toot’s Tabloid Trip [Archie Tootleboom], (ss) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 6 1912
The Dealer on the Doorstep: In the Registrar’s Court, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 13 1912
Enjoying the Play, (vi) Chicago Ledger April 13 1912
Force of Habit, (vi) Chicago Ledger April 13 1912
Going Away, (vi) Chicago Ledger April 13 1912
Her Hair, (vi) Chicago Ledger April 13 1912
How to Become a School Teacher, (ar) Chums April 13 1912
Matters of Importance, (vi) Chicago Ledger April 13 1912
“Missing Hairs Restored” [Archie Tootleboom], (ss) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 13 1912
On Inspection, (vi) Chicago Ledger April 13 1912
On Tour: The Provincial Theatre, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 13 1912
The Searchlight on the Middle Classes: Middle-Class Sons, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 13 1912
A Visit to a Gull’s Moss, (ia) The Boy’s Own Paper April 13 1912
Your Hold in Shooting, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 13 1912
The Absurd Question, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
Anothe Use for Medicine, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
The Art of Hiding a Mistake, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
Carter Gets a Compliment, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
The Circulation of Oratory, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
A Conservative Financier, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
Cotterill Leaves Off a Garment, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
Elbert Hubbard Receives a Caller, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
An Exchange of Courtesies, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
Flattery for the Prima Donna, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
The Importance of Being an Author, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
Just for the Sake of Recreation, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
The Man He Needed, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
Manufacturing New Lawyers, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
The Most Expensive Shave in the World, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
A Senatorial Compliment, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
A Sermon by Telegraph, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
Some Snakes, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
A Swindle That Paid, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
This Very Mournful Man, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
Too Much Pronunciation, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 15 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The Red Magazine April 15 1912
Boys Again, (vi) Chicago Ledger April 20 1912
By Way of Proof, (vi) Chicago Ledger April 20 1912
Clerk Slaves of the Railways, 1: The Booking Clerk, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 20 1912
The Gay Parisienne, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 20 1912
On Main Street: Looking Both Ways from Sewickley, Pennsylvania, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 20 1912
On Tour: The Temptations of the Chorus Girl, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 20 1912
Ought It to Be?: The Temptation of the Tipster, (cl) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 20 1912
The Searchlight on the Middle Classes: Middle-Class Daughters, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 20 1912
Too Much Nature-Study, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 20 1912
Mr. Bram Stoker, (ob) The Times April 22 1912 [Ref. Bram Stoker]
A Bad Day for the Book [Archie Tootleboom], (ss) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 27 1912
Clerk Slaves of the Railways, 2: The Goods Clerk, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 27 1912
An Elusive Name, (vi) Chicago Ledger April 27 1912
Excitement for Two, (vi) Chicago Ledger April 27 1912
From Peril to Peril, (ss) Chums April 27 1912
Making a Small Business Pay, 1: Buying a Business, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 27 1912
Ought It to Be?: Should Prisons Be Schools for Idleness?, (cl) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 27 1912
Our Annual Series of Cricket Competitions—34th Annual Series—1912, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper April 27 1912
Our Note Book: An Amateur Rider’s Day’s Outing, (cl) The Boy’s Own Paper April 27 1912
The Searchlight on the Middle Classes: Middle-Class Recreations, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 27 1912
The Sportsman’s Scrapbook, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 27 1912
A Trick That Failed, (vi) Chicago Ledger April 27 1912
[illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper April 27 1912
About People, (cl) Woman’s Home Companion April 1912, etc.
Annuities and Their Uses, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine April 1912
An Apology, (ms) The Masses April 1912
Books You Should Read, (br) The Masses April 1912, etc.
Companion Family Talks, (cl) Woman’s Home Companion April 1912, etc.
Croppers, (pm) The Royal Magazine April 1912
The Cup Was “Private”, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine April 1912
Dancer and Actress Too, (bg) Nash’s Magazine April 1912 [Ref. Tamara Karsavina]
The Day of a Man, (ms) The Masses April 1912
Easter Fashions, (pi) The Lady’s Realm April 1912
England’s Story in Portrait and Picture, XXVIII: The Reign of Charles II: 1660-1685, (ar) The Windsor Magazine April 1912
A Gamekeeper’s Corner, (cl) Fry’s Magazine April 1912, etc.
Getting Rid of the House-Fly, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion April 1912
Goh: The Oldest Known Game, One of the Best, (ar) Fry’s Magazine April 1912
Good Ideas, (cl) Woman’s Home Companion April 1912
The Hermit-Thrush, (pm) McClure’s Magazine April 1912
Home!, (pm) The Novel Magazine April 1912
Home Problems, (cl) Woman’s Home Companion April 1912
How Norway Has Solved the Divorce Evil, (ar) The Lady’s Realm April 1912
“Hurrah! for the Men Who Work!”, (ar) The Royal Magazine April 1912
If Britain Disarmed, (ar) The Strand Magazine April 1912
Invents New Rail-Joint, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine April 1912
The Little Folks Play Department, (cl) Little Folk’s Magazine April 1912
Lucky Jim Met It Bravely, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine April 1912
Making the Most of Moving Pictures, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion April 1912
Mined 2,180,323,469 Tons of Coal, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine April 1912
The Minimum Wage Across the Water, (ed) The Masses April 1912
Mr. Mixie Magpie (V) (rebus), (pz) Little Folk’s Magazine April 1912
The Mother, (ss) The Masses April 1912, etc.
“My Garden”, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion April 1912
“My Husband’s Favorite Dish”, (cl) Woman’s Home Companion April 1912
New Device for Handling Freight, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine April 1912
A New Star in an Old Place, (bg) Nash’s Magazine April 1912 [Ref. Pearl Aufrere]
Olive May—Gaiety Girl, (bg) Nash’s Magazine April 1912 [Ref. Olive May]
Our Great £250 Competition, (cn) The Royal Magazine April 1912
Our Own Page, (cl) Woman’s Home Companion April 1912, etc.
Our Presidential Candidate, (ed) The Masses April 1912
A Page of Jokes, (hu) The Grand Magazine April 1912, etc.
Picked Up Along the Right-of-Way, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine April 1912
The Play of the Month: “Nightbirds” at the Lyric, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) April 1912
The Quiet Worker, (ms) MacLean’s Magazine April 1912
Religious Pictures of Rare Feeling, (il) Woman’s Home Companion April 1912
Serious Truth in Few Words, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine April 1912
Side Lines That Pay (Poultry, Bees, Rabbits, Pigeons), (ar) Pearson’s Magazine April 1912
Some Good Books We Have Read, (br) Woman’s Home Companion April 1912
Some Irish Trout-Streams, (ar) Fry’s Magazine April 1912
Special Prizes for Boys and Girls, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion April 1912
Theatre Cabaret, (ar) The Lady’s Realm April 1912
Wassily the Unlucky, (ss) The Strand Magazine April 1912
Why Station-Agents Go Crazy, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine April 1912
Woman’s Kingdom, (cl) The New Magazine (UK) April 1912, etc.
The World of Wheels, (cl) Fry’s Magazine April 1912, etc.
Your Share, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine April 1912
[cartoon(s)], (ct) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #1, April 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Book Magazine April 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) Fry’s Magazine April 1912
[photography], (pt) McClure’s Magazine April 1912
[photography], (pt) T.P.’s Magazine April 1912
An Absolutely Correct Answer, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
American Slang as It Is Slung, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
Another One on the New Broom, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
The Biggest Salary Raise on Record, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
A Bird of a Bargain, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
Brethren in the Senate, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
Bryan in Scientific Circles, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
A Card to the Club, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
Champ Clark Shakes a Hand, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
Disappointed but Diplomatic, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
Economical in His Language, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
A Fine Young Birthday Party, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
A Flood of Tea, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
From Pork to Pen, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
Greater Than the Chief Justice, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
Half and Half, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
Hopeful in the Midst of Tragedy, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
How Belasco Got His Start, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
Killed but Unconvinced, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
Making Himself Solid with Stone, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
Observing the Doctor’s Orders, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
A Sample of Brutal Frankness, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
Sherlock Holmes in the Feminine, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
The Solemnity of Zappone, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
Solving the Problem, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
Straight from the Shoulder, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
The Unsympathetic Attorney, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
The Value of Being a Good Actor, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 1 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The Red Magazine May 1 1912
How Truscott Had His Revenge, (ss) The Boy’s Own Paper May 4 1912
The Issue in Mexico, (ar) The Outlook May 4 1912
The Loss of the Titanic, (ar) The Outlook May 4 1912
On Main Street: Press Errantry, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 4 1912
Your Shooting Eye and How You Use It, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 4 1912
Clerk Slaves of the Railways: The Parcels Clerk, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal May 11 1912
Expensive Bargains, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 11 1912
Tell These to Your Friends, (ar) Chums May 11 1912
[illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper May 11 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The Red Magazine May 15 1912
Big Bags of Game, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 18 1912
“Everybody Plays ‘Truth’”, (vi) Chicago Ledger May 18 1912
Her Message, (vi) Chicago Ledger May 18 1912
Tents for the Holidays, (ar) Chums May 18 1912
[illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper May 18 1912
Confessions of a Wizard’s Fixer, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 25 1912
A Losing Restaurant, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 25 1912
A New Suit of Clothes at the Zoo, (ss) The Boy’s Own Paper May 25 1912
An Alphabet Book by Edward Lear, (ar) The Strand Magazine May 1912 [Ref. Edward Lear]
Ambassador White on Federal Ownership, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine May 1912
Arson at Sea, (sa) The Royal Magazine May 1912
Beat It in Flier’s Water Tank, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine May 1912
Bitter-Sweet, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine May 1912
A British Ballet Artiste, (bg) Nash’s Magazine May 1912 [Ref. Phyllis Bedells]
The Charter of the Wild, (ar) Fry’s Magazine May 1912
The Child of Scaly Crocodiles, (pm) The Grand Magazine May 1912
Children of Famous Theatrical Families, (pi) The Lady’s Realm May 1912
Cooperative Buying for the Home, (ar) Pictorial Review May 1912
England’s Story in Portrait and Picture, XXIX: The Reign of James II: 1685-1688, (ar) The Windsor Magazine May 1912
The Feather of Finist the Falcon, (ss) The Strand Magazine May 1912
A Fortnight’s Tour Round Brittany, (ar) Fry’s Magazine May 1912
Gift, (ss) The Delineator May 1912
How the Coronation Picture Was Painted: Interview with Mr. J. H. F. Bacon, A.R.A., (iv) The Strand Magazine May 1912 [Ref. John H. Bacon]
How to Cure the Gout, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine May 1912 (by Kiyudle)
Improving the Steel Rail, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine May 1912
In the Gun Room, (cl) Fry’s Magazine May 1912, etc.
Madness in Motion, (ar) Cosmopolitan Magazine May 1912
The Minimum Wage, (ar) The Masses May 1912
More Personified Cities, (ar) The Strand Magazine May 1912
Nan, (ms) The Royal Magazine May 1912
The Negative Angle Battle Sight, (ar) The Outing Magazine May 1912
An Oiler’s Sterling Faithfulness, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine May 1912
Personalities—U.S. Senator Joseph M. Dixon, Talcott Williams, (bg) The Hampton Magazine May 1912
Phantom Players, (pi) The Royal Magazine May 1912
Plain Talk to the Stage-Struck Girl, (ar) Pictorial Review May 1912
The Play of the Month: “The Pink Lady” at the Globe Theater, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) May 1912
Sir John’s Madness, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) May 1912
Wabash School on Wheels, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine May 1912
Westerham’s Way, (ss) The Novel Magazine May 1912
Why Women Want to Be Self-Supporting, (ar) Pictorial Review May 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Book Magazine May 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) Fry’s Magazine May 1912
[illustration(s)], (il) Boys’ Life May 1912
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine May 1912
[photography], (pt) T.P.’s Magazine May 1912
Clerk Slaves of the Railways: The Station-Master, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal June 1 1912
Father Refused, (vi) Chicago Ledger June 1 1912
Fortune—and the Workgirl, 1: The Lottery of the Dress World, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal June 1 1912
From Stage to Peerage, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal June 1 1912
Ought It to Be?: What Is Wrong with Our Detectives?, (cl) Cassell’s Saturday Journal June 1 1912
Petticoat Rule in the Army, 2: “Mysteries” of Foreign Service and Campaigning, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal June 1 1912
Shakespeare’s Slowborne [Archie Tootleboom], (ss) Cassell’s Saturday Journal June 1 1912
Your Rifle - How and Why It Is Sighted, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 1 1912, etc.
[frontispiece], (fp) The Red Magazine June 1 1912
[illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper June 1 1912
The Bainsbury Divorce, (sl) Collier’s June 8 1912, etc. (by George Grantham Bain)
The Brains of a Liner, 1, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal June 8 1912
The Derby Winner, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal June 8 1912
Fortune—and the Workgirl, 2: The Romance of the Typewriter, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal June 8 1912
Ought It to Be?: Should Widows Be Fined for Remarriage?, (cl) Cassell’s Saturday Journal June 8 1912
Tootle Loses His Memory [Archie Tootleboom], (ss) Cassell’s Saturday Journal June 8 1912
The Tricks of a Shady Solicitor, 1: Manufacturing Evidence, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal June 8 1912
[illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper June 8 1912
After the Strike—in Lawrence: Special Correspondence, (ar) The Outlook June 15 1912
The Call of Chanticleer, (ms) The Popular Magazine June 15 1912
The Company She Kept, (ms) The Popular Magazine June 15 1912
A Feminine Misunderstanding, (ms) The Popular Magazine June 15 1912
The Generous Employer, (ms) The Popular Magazine June 15 1912
The Great American Game, (ms) The Popular Magazine June 15 1912
The Height of Diplomacy, (ms) The Popular Magazine June 15 1912
One of the Knox Knocks, (ms) The Popular Magazine June 15 1912
The Original Self-Made Man, (ms) The Popular Magazine June 15 1912
Outside Baseball, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 15 1912
Secret Shopping, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 15 1912
The Statesman and the Wise Reporter, (ms) The Popular Magazine June 15 1912
To Make You Laugh, (cl) Chums June 15 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The Red Magazine June 15 1912
The Husband of a Clinging Vine, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 22 1912
New York’s Subway Problem: A Review, (ar) The Outlook June 22 1912
[illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper June 22 1912
And the Floods Came, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 29 1912
The Confessions of an Old Public-School Boy, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 29 1912
New Chums, (ar) Chums June 29 1912
When Clara Hurried, (vi) Chicago Ledger June 29 1912
[illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper June 29 1912
After Railroading in Europe, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine June 1912
Between You and Me, (hu) MacLean’s Magazine June 1912, etc.
Couldn’t Bluff Jim Knights, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine June 1912
Dancing to Deliebes, (bg) Nash’s Magazine June 1912 [Ref. Carlotta Mossetti]
England’s Story in Portrait and Picture, XXX: The Reign of William and Mary: 1689-1694, William III: 1689-1702, (ar) The Windsor Magazine June 1912
Felice Lyne, (ar) McClure’s Magazine June 1912
Footlight Favourites-Past and Present, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) June 1912
The Fresh Air Fund, (ms) Pearson’s Magazine June 1912, etc.
Fresh Air Fund Appeal: What They Think About It, (ms) Pearson’s Magazine June 1912
Guinea Fowls for Market, (ar) The Outing Magazine June 1912
“I done Had to frame Rastus”, a frank talk to the newly married, (ar) Pictorial Review June 1912
Ingredients of a Locomotive, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine June 1912
The Light of Persia, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) June 1912
The Little Humpbacked Horse, (ss) The Strand Magazine June 1912; translated by Post Wheeler
Materialism of the German Working Class, (ar) The Masses June 1912
Max and Moritz, (pi) The Royal Magazine June 1912
Money in Strawberry Grwing, (ar) The Outing Magazine June 1912
The New Path to Peace, (ms) Nash’s Magazine June 1912
Our Political Club at Hever, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine June 1912 (by Kiyudle)
The Play of the Month: “Milestones” at the Royalty, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) June 1912
Pretty Pedalistry, (bg) Nash’s Magazine June 1912 [Ref. Alice Rejane]
Profit from Trees on Waste Land, (ar) The Outing Magazine June 1912
Rev. George Stuart’s Prayer, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine June 1912
Should She Smoke?, (pi) The Royal Magazine June 1912
Sport in the Royal Academy, (ar) Fry’s Magazine June 1912
The Superiority of Australian Swimmers, (ar) Fry’s Magazine June 1912
Thomas Hardy at Home, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine June 1912
The Tireless Bird: Aeroplanes of Tomorrow, (pi) Pearson’s Magazine June 1912
Wages Fifty Years Ago, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine June 1912
With His Hand on the Throttle, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine June 1912
Wooden and Steel Cars, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine June 1912
The Word of the Lord by Bouck White, (ed) The Masses June 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Book Magazine June 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) Fry’s Magazine June 1912
[photography], (pt) Metropolitan Magazine June 1912
[photography], (pt) Munsey’s Magazine June 1912
[photography], (pt) T.P.’s Magazine June 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The Red Magazine July 1 1912
Boating Wisdom, (ar) Cheer Boys Cheer #8, July 13 1912
A County Cricketer, (cl) Cheer Boys Cheer #8, July 13 1912, etc.
The Girl Who Waited, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 13 1912
In the Garden, (cl) Cheer Boys Cheer #8, July 13 1912, etc.
The Last Cartridge, (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer #8, July 13 1912
Making Money in the Holidays, (ar) Cheer Boys Cheer #8, July 13 1912
Pets, (cl) Cheer Boys Cheer #8, July 13 1912, etc.
Sir Randolph’s Ransom [Clive Derring], (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer #8, July 13 1912 (by Edwy Searles Brooks)
The Young Scout’s Ride, (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer #8, July 13 1912
Your Editor’s Chat, (ed) Cheer Boys Cheer #8, July 13 1912, etc.
Another Danger of the Summer Season, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 15 1912
The Commercialism of the South, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 15 1912
The Dangers of a Great City, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 15 1912
A Double-Barreled Escape, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 15 1912
His Last Three-Dollar Bill, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 15 1912
Language and Religion, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 15 1912
The Real Things in Small Beginnings, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 15 1912
The Revenge of a Tramp, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 15 1912
Rockefeller and His Rocks, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 15 1912
The Simplest of Remedies, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 15 1912
The Solution of a Mystery, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 15 1912
Temperament and the Teapot, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 15 1912
Black Dan’s Last Stand [The Castaways’ Club], (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer #9, July 20 1912 (by Cecil Hayter)
Clues! Clues! Clues!, (cl) Chums July 20 1912, etc.
A Cycling Holiday, (ar) Cheer Boys Cheer #9, July 20 1912
Half-Minute Stories, (hu) Cheer Boys Cheer #9, July 20 1912, etc.
How to Become a Strong Man, (cl) Cheer Boys Cheer #9, July 20 1912
In the Redskins’ Camp, (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer #9, July 20 1912
My Readers’ Page, (ed) The Magnet Library July 20 1912, etc.
On Main Street: A Decline in a Noble Industry, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 20 1912
Your Motor Car - Why It Runs, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 20 1912
Her Uncle Horace, (vi) Chicago Ledger July 27 1912
On Main Street: A Midsummer Night’s Scream, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 27 1912
Special Comic Supplement, (cs) The Magnet Library July 27 1912, etc.
A United World, (ms) The Outlook July 27 1912
[photography], (pt) The Outlook July 27 1912
Bucking a Grade on the Denver and Rio Grande, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine July 1912
A California Fire Fighter, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine July 1912
Cheapening Life, (ms) MacLean’s Magazine July 1912
Climbing the Steepest Grade, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine July 1912
Concerning Your Wife’s Clothes, (ar) Pictorial Review July 1912
Curiosities and Solutions to Problems, (ms) The Strand Magazine (US) July 1912
Diver and Dancer, (bg) Nash’s Magazine July 1912 [Ref. Annette Kellerman]
England’s Story in Portrait and Picture, XXXI: The Reign of Anne: 1702-1714, (ar) The Windsor Magazine July 1912
Epoch-Making Engines, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine July 1912
Europe’s Best Troops Command by Women, (ar) The Lady’s Realm July 1912
Excavating the “Brighton” of Ancient Rome, (ar) The Lady’s Realm July 1912
The Fear, (ss) The New Magazine (UK) July 1912
The Field of Art, (cl) Scribner’s Magazine July 1912, etc.
First American Screw-Reverse in Chesapeake and Ohio Locomotive, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine July 1912
The First Locomotive and Train of Passenger-Cars Ever Run in New York, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine July 1912
The Frog-Princess, (ss) The Strand Magazine July 1912; translated by Post Wheeler
George Borup: An Appreciation and a Hope, (ob) The Outing Magazine July 1912 [Ref. George Borup]
Golf at the Sea: Skegness and Its Links, (ar) Fry’s Magazine July 1912
I. C. Boys on One of Their Pets, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine July 1912
Land Settlement for Soldiers, (ar) T.P.’s Magazine July 1912
Laughs from Everywhere, (hu) Pearson’s Magazine (US) July 1912
The Loading Habit, (ms) MacLean’s Magazine July 1912
Making a Single-Track Time-Table, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine July 1912
On a Liar, (pm) The All-Story July 1912
Our Olympiads and Their Origin, (ar) T.P.’s Magazine July 1912
Pennsy’s Biggest Mallet, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine July 1912
A Pirouetting Polyglot, (bg) Nash’s Magazine July 1912 [Ref. Gina Cormani]
The Play of the Month: “Princess Caprice”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) July 1912
Portraits from the Studion of Aimé Dupont, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) July 1912
Some Charming Creations from Paris, (pi) The Lady’s Realm July 1912
The Song of the Chorister, (sg) Pictorial Review July 1912
The Spokesman for Suffrage in America, (ar) McClure’s Magazine July 1912
Sporting Terms—Fishing, (ar) Fry’s Magazine July 1912
Steam Locomotive Without Fire, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine July 1912
Straight-Line Pictures, (ar) The Strand Magazine July 1912
Strike Is Flagged, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine July 1912
Sunshades, (pi) The Royal Magazine July 1912
Tagged with Other People’s Estimates of Us, (ms) MacLean’s Magazine July 1912
Three-Cylinder Simple Locomotive, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine July 1912
Training Under Pressure, (ms) MacLean’s Magazine July 1912
Travel Notes, (cl) Fry’s Magazine July 1912, etc.
Unrequited Love, (pm) The Novel Magazine July 1912
Working Under Discouragement, (ms) MacLean’s Magazine July 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Book Magazine July 1912
[photography], (pt) Metropolitan Magazine July 1912
[photography], (pt) Munsey’s Magazine July 1912
How to Make Things, (cl) Top-Notch August 1 1912, etc.
Strictly Prohibited, (pm) The Red Magazine August 1 1912
Are You Going to Emigrate?, (ar) Cheer Boys Cheer #11, August 3 1912, etc.
The Bungalow Mystery [Clive Derring], (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer #11, August 3 1912 (by Edwy Searles Brooks)
For Freedom!, (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer #11, August 3 1912
Only a Pit-Boy, (ss) Chums August 3 1912
Trapped in the Rockies, (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer #11, August 3 1912
Your Motor Car - The Human Likenesses, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 3 1912
The Aeroplane Spy [Clive Derring], (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer #12, August 10 1912 (by Edwy Searles Brooks)
Four of a Kind, (vi) Chicago Ledger August 10 1912
Health and Strength for All, (cl) Cheer Boys Cheer #12, August 10 1912, etc.
Saving the “Young Dick” [The Castaways’ Club], (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer #12, August 10 1912 (by Cecil Hayter)
Chickens of Royalty, (ms) Top-Notch August 15 1912
A Delicate Matter, (ms) Top-Notch August 15 1912
Difficult Shopping, (ms) Top-Notch August 15 1912
Faithful Accuracy, (ms) Top-Notch August 15 1912
Frank Opinion, (ms) Top-Notch August 15 1912
Freak Restaurants, (ms) Top-Notch August 15 1912
His Dreaded Possibility, (ms) Top-Notch August 15 1912
Just in Time, (ms) Top-Notch August 15 1912
New Leaf Turned to Gloom, (ms) Top-Notch August 15 1912
A Puzzling Question, (ms) Top-Notch August 15 1912
The Rebuke Elegant, (ms) Top-Notch August 15 1912
Timber Talk, (ms) Top-Notch August 15 1912
Unwelcome Luxuries, (ms) Top-Notch August 15 1912
Wasted Effort, (ms) Top-Notch August 15 1912
What Did Patsy Get?, (ms) Top-Notch August 15 1912
What Might Have Been, (ms) Top-Notch August 15 1912
Worthy of His Hire, (ms) Top-Notch August 15 1912
[frontispiece], (fp) The Red Magazine August 15 1912
A Battle in the Air, (ss) Chums August 17 1912
Escape of Sir Richard Edgcumbe, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper August 17 1912
How to Become a Wireless Operator, (ar) Cheer Boys Cheer #13, August 17 1912
Kidnapped! [Clive Derring], (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer #13, August 17 1912 (by Edwy Searles Brooks)
The Last Chance, (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer #13, August 17 1912
Not as Usual, (vi) Chicago Ledger August 17 1912
Things You Don’t Know, (cl) Cheer Boys Cheer #13, August 17 1912, etc.
True Tales of Pluck and Daring No. 1: Fighting the Waves, (ar) Cheer Boys Cheer #13, August 17 1912
[illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper August 17 1912
The Candlestick Clue [Clive Derring], (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer #14, August 24 1912 (by Edwy Searles Brooks)
A City That Educates Its Citizens, (ar) The Outlook August 24 1912
Getting Started, (vi) Chicago Ledger August 24 1912
Pigeons for Profit, (ar) Cheer Boys Cheer #14, August 24 1912
True Tales of Pluck and Daring No. 2: Fighting Death Inside a Volcano, (ar) Cheer Boys Cheer #14, August 24 1912
[illustration(s)], (il) The Boy’s Own Paper August 24 1912
[photography], (pt) The Outlook August 24 1912
The Devil-Man [Will Spearing], (nv) Pluck August 31 1912
Fairy Eye-Glasses, (vi) Chicago Ledger August 31 1912
The Fatal Diamond, (ss) Chums August 31 1912
A Gust of Wind, (vi) Chicago Ledger August 31 1912
How to Enter Our Railways, (ar) Cheer Boys Cheer #15, August 31 1912
“On Tuesday, at Eight!” [Clive Derring], (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer #15, August 31 1912 (by Edwy Searles Brooks)
They Had a Shock, (vi) Chicago Ledger August 31 1912
Toodle’s Encyclopedia, (vi) Chicago Ledger August 31 1912
True Tales of Pluck and Daring No. 3: The Killing of Blackbeard, (ar) Cheer Boys Cheer #15, August 31 1912
The Word of a Private; or, The Man who Rose Again, (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer #15, August 31 1912
Actresses You Know, (pi) Cosmopolitan Magazine August 1912
The British Sea-Anglers’ Society, (ar) Fry’s Magazine August 1912
Chamberlin, Successor to Hays, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine August 1912
Cheer as a Life Prolonger, (ms) MacLean’s Magazine August 1912
Dead in Earnestness, (ms) MacLean’s Magazine August 1912
Deliberate Discords, (ms) The Lady’s Realm August 1912
“Doubling” the “Rush of Blood”, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine August 1912
Edward J. Ward, (bg) The American Magazine August 1912 [Ref. Edward J. Ward]
Emmet F. Harte, Author of “Honk and Horace”, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine August 1912 [Ref. Emmet F. Harte]
England’s Story in Portrait and Picture, XXXII: The Reign of George I: 1714-1727, (ar) The Windsor Magazine August 1912
The Eternal Feminine, (cl) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #5, August 1912, etc.
F. A. F., (ms) The Royal Magazine August 1912
Fame Comes at Ninety to the “Insects’ Homer”, (ar) The Lady’s Realm August 1912 [Ref. Jean Henri Fabre]
The Flight of the Birds, (ar) The Outing Magazine August 1912
Genée, the Dainty Danseuse, (bg) Nash’s Magazine August 1912 [Ref. Adeline Genée]
The Girl Who “Hopped On”, (bg) Nash’s Magazine August 1912 [Ref. Unity More]
Grand £500 Daimler Competition, (cn) The Story-teller August 1912, etc.
The Home Needlewoman, (cl) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #5, August 1912, etc.

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