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Novels of the Autumn, (br) Land & Water September 13 1917, etc.
Cecil Reginal Temple, (ms) The Magnet Library September 15 1917
Ice Valley, (ss) Chums September 15 1917
Our Fighting Merchant Ships, (ar) Yes or No September 15 1917
The Submarine Conscience, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 15 1917
A Slacker with a Soul, (ss) New-York Tribune September 16 1917
And That Was the End of the Story, (ss) The Sketch September 19 1917
The Great Story Contest, (cn) Snappy Stories 2nd September 1917, etc.
Extracts from the Greyfriars Herald and Tom Merry’s Weekly, (ms) The Magnet Library September 22 1917, etc.
Facts and Fish Stories, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post September 22 1917
Lilts of Laughter, (hu) Yes or No September 22 1917, etc.
My Chum in the Ordnance Corps, (ar) Yes or No September 22 1917
William Wibley, (ms) The Magnet Library September 22 1917
Recent Volumes of Note, (br) Land & Water September 27 1917
Fools, (ss) Reedy’s Mirror September 28 1917
Arthur Courtney, (ms) The Magnet Library September 29 1917
Things of Interest, (ar) Chums September 29 1917
The Rendezvous, (ss) New-York Tribune September 30 1917
Add Ds and Fs, Must Second, (ss) 10 Story Book September 1917
Amateur Theatricals at the Front, (ar) The Windsor Magazine September 1917
The Beauty of Common Things, (ar) The Girl’s Own Paper and Woman’s Magazine September 1917
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. D. L. A. Jephson, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper September 1917
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. Tom Peddie, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper September 1917
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. V. E. Johnson, M.A., (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper September 1917
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Rev. K. R. G. Hunt, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper September 1917
Designs in Irish Crochet, (ar) The Girl’s Own Paper and Woman’s Magazine September 1917
The Exodus, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine September 1917
For “All-Weather” Wheelmen, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper September 1917
The Grand Fleet, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper September 1917
The Green Box, (ss) 10 Story Book September 1917
Heine and Shaw on America, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1917
How Airment Protect Their Eyes, (cl) The Captain #222, September 1917
How Cupid Came to Damnation, (ss) 10 Story Book September 1917
A Hundred Thousand a Year, (ss) 10 Story Book September 1917
Is This Why You Drink?, (ar) McClure’s Magazine September 1917
Knowledge and Understanding, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine September 1917
The Last Beer, (ss) 10 Story Book September 1917
The Letters She Never Sent, (ms) The Novel Magazine September 1917
“Lion-Kings”, (ar) The Strand Magazine September 1917 [Ref. Edmond Pezon]
A Mail Carrier Is Not the Only One Who Has to Keep on Delivering, (ms) The American Magazine September 1917 (by John M. Siddall)
Men and Women in the Lime-light, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1917
The Play of the Month: “Inside the Lines,” at the Apollo, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) September 1917
A Practical Blouse and Skirt, (ar) The Girl’s Own Paper and Woman’s Magazine September 1917
Scenes from the Histories (King John to King Henry IV), (ar) The Windsor Magazine September 1917
School Days in Many Lands, (ar) Everyland September 1917
The Sins of the Four Hundred, Part 8: The Pitfalls in the Way of the Unwary, (ar) The Smart Set September 1917
“Smile!”, (th) The London Magazine September 1917
Twenty-Three Guineas in Prizes!, (cn) Pearson’s Magazine September 1917
Two Northern Games: Knur and Spell, and Arrow-Throwing, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper September 1917
The War Inside Myself, (ar) The American Magazine September 1917
Water-Scoops, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper September 1917
Wild Animals I Have Known, (??) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine September 1917
Your Opinion, Please!, (cn) The Royal Magazine September 1917
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Grand Magazine September 1917
[frontispiece], (fp) Everyland September 1917
[photography], (pt) The Captain #222, September 1917
[photography], (pt) Metropolitan September 1917
Marjorie Hazeldene, (ms) The Magnet Library October 6 1917
Aged Constables in Fist Duel, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 9 1917
Bank Roll Disappears with Clairvoyant, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 9 1917
Digs Hole Through Jail; Is Caught, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 9 1917
Fifteen Years for Assaulting Girl, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 9 1917
Hangs Son from Chandelier, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 9 1917
Jailed After Starting Mule, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 9 1917
Officers Bought Stolen Goods, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 9 1917
Schoolgirl Charged with Burglary, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 9 1917
Thief’s Father Urges Surgery, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 9 1917
Notable Books, (br) Land & Water October 4 1917
Things You May Have Overlooked, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post October 6 1917
Some Lighter Literature, (br) Land & Water October 11 1917
Gosling, (ms) The Magnet Library October 13 1917
You, (pm) Boston Sunday Globe Magazine October 14 1917
Books of the Week, (br) Land & Water October 18 1917, etc.
Deep Sea Scouting, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 20 1917
Shooting by the Clock, (ar) Chums October 20 1917
The Voice of the Church Bell, (ss) New-York Tribune October 21 1917
From Conscience to Khaki, Being the Confession of a Man Who Objected to War, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 27 1917
Monsieur Carpentier, (ms) The Magnet Library October 27 1917
The Sport of Pigeon Racing, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post October 27 1917
“Ahoy!”, (pm) McCall’s Magazine October 1917
The Argument That Took the Wrong Turn, (vi) The International October 1917
Better than Army Pay, (hu) The Captain #223, October 1917
The Bible on the Battlefield, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper October 1917
A Chance to Make Your Fortune, (cn) Pearson’s Magazine October 1917
The Discovery of Gneugh-Ioughrck (A Fragmant), (nf) The International October 1917
An Expensive Date, (ms) Saucy Stories October 1917
How I Advertised Myself Into a Better Job, (ar) The American Magazine October 1917
How to Make a Model Aeroplane, (ar) The Captain #223, October 1917, etc.
In the Red Room of Rose Croix, (pm) The International October 1917
It’s the Encores People Call for That Make Lying Difficult, (ms) The American Magazine October 1917 (by John M. Siddall)
Laying Out Corners, (cl) The Captain #223, October 1917
Let Us Be Content, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine October 1917
Love Is One, (pm) The International October 1917
Mme. Petrova, (pi) McClure’s Magazine October 1917
The O. Henry Index, (ix) Waifs and Strays by O. Henry, Doubleday, Page and Company, 1917
The Play of the Month: “Three Weeks,” at the Strand Theatre, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) October 1917
“Round the Map”, (th) The London Magazine October 1917
Seeing Ourselves As Others See Us, (ar) Everyland October 1917
Sunday School in Many Lands—Part I, (ar) Everyland October 1917
Sunday School in Many Lands—Part II, (ar) Everyland October 1917
Theatrical Section, (pi) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine October 1917, etc.
What Booze Did to Me in the Twenties, (ar) The American Magazine October 1917
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Captain #223, October 1917
[frontispiece], (fp) Everyland October 1917
[photography], (pt) The Captain #223, October 1917
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine October 1917
George Blundell, (ms) The Magnet Library November 3 1917
The Pipe, (ss) New-York Tribune November 4 1917
Confessions of a Conscript, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 3 1917
The Royal Naval Reserve, (ar) Yes or No November 3 1917
The Evolution of Cinema Stars, (ar) Yes or No November 10 1917
How Peace Came, (ss) All-Story Weekly November 10 1917translated by Achmed Abdullah
The Apparition, (ss) New-York Tribune November 11 1917
Another Mystery Solved, (ms) Mystery Magazine #1, November 15 1917
Piet Delarey, (ms) The Magnet Library November 17 1917
A Simple Hammock, (ar) Chums November 17 1917
The “Hide-and-Seek” Campaign: with General Smuts in German East, (ar) Penny Pictorial #965, November 24 1917
Mr. Lawrence Lascelles, (ms) The Magnet Library November 24 1917
The Steam Turbine, (cl) Chums November 24 1917
From Playground to Battleground: Sports Star in Uniform, (ar) Illustrated Sunday Magazine November 25 1917
Abraham Lincoln Belongs in History—Not in the Nursery, (ms) The American Magazine November 1917 (by John M. Siddall)
Automobile Directory, (ms) Everybody’s Magazine November 1917
The Black Squad, (ar) The Captain #224, November 1917
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Capt. V. Wheeler-Holohan, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper November 1917
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. James B. Hendryx, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper November 1917
Do You Know These Rank-Badges?, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper November 1917
Getting Jobs for Other People, (ar) The American Magazine November 1917
Glimpses of the Grand Fleet and Its Day’s Work, (ar) The Windsor Magazine November 1917
Henry Kitchell Webster: A Portrait and a Sketch, (bg) Everybody’s Magazine November 1917 [Ref. Henry Kitchell Webster]
H.S.V.U.S. for Better Citizenship: The Greater Task, (ar) Everybody’s Magazine November 1917
Italy and Her People, (ar) Everyland November 1917
The Little Paper, (ms) My Magazine November 1917, etc.
The Old Clock, (vi) My Magazine November 1917
The Origin of Chess, (cl) The Captain #224, November 1917
Overheard (“Simply can’t get any hot water for the children’s baths”), (pl) Colour November 1917
The Play of the Month: “Carminetta,” at the Prince of Wales, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) November 1917
Round Things in a Round World, (pi) My Magazine November 1917
The Sandstorm, (ms) My Magazine November 1917
Scenes from the Histories (King Henry V to King Henry VIII), (ar) The Windsor Magazine November 1917
The Second Fifty Members UAPA, (ms) The Vagrant #6, November 1917
Six Little Visitors Come to Town [Hippo Boys], (cs) My Magazine November 1917
Stealing His Way Through the Winter, (il) My Magazine November 1917
A Story in English and French: A Nasty Fault, (vi) My Magazine November 1917
The Things I Forgot, (ms) My Magazine November 1917
Three Men of England, (ms) My Magazine November 1917
When Money Began to Come Easy, (ar) The American Magazine November 1917
Why I Believe in a Future Life, (ar) The American Magazine November 1917
With “Everybody’s” Publishers. An Important Announcement, (ms) Everybody’s Magazine November 1917
“Zig-Zag”, (th) The London Magazine November 1917
[frontispiece], (fp) Everyland November 1917
[frontispiece], (fp) The Windsor Magazine November 1917
[photography], (pt) The Captain #224, November 1917
[photography], (pt) Everybody’s Magazine November 1917
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine November 1917
The Apparitions of Souter Fell, (ms) Mystery Magazine #2, December 1 1917
More About Turbines, (cl) Chums December 1 1917
Our Great Christmas Number!, (ed) Chums December 1 1917
The Clue of the Torn Veil [Phinella Martin], (ss) Woman’s Weekly #319, December 8 1917 (by Emily Jane Allingham)
A Day in My Life, (ms) Woman’s Weekly #319, December 8 1917
Dispensing for Girls!, (ar) Woman’s Weekly #319, December 8 1917
The Editor Cracks Some Nuts, (hu) Chums December 8 1917
English Embroidery—With a Transfer, (ar) Woman’s Weekly #319, December 8 1917
The Fascinating “Miss” Forrest, (sl) Woman’s Weekly #319, December 8 1917
The Girl with a Grievance, (ar) Woman’s Weekly #319, December 8 1917
Home-Made Cakes Which Save the Bread!, (ms) Woman’s Weekly #319, December 8 1917
Household Superstitions, (ms) Woman’s Weekly #319, December 8 1917
Laughing Gas, (hu) Chums December 8 1917
A New Hat Mount, (ms) Woman’s Weekly #319, December 8 1917
A Pretty Style in Camisoles, (ms) Woman’s Weekly #319, December 8 1917
Secrets of the Secret Service, (ar) Woman’s Weekly #319, December 8 1917
The Social Career of Dorothy Perkins, No. 1: Dorothy’s Ambition, (cs) Woman’s Weekly #319, December 8 1917
To My Soldier, (pm) Woman’s Weekly #319, December 8 1917
Some Letters from Phyllis, (vi) Chicago Ledger December 1 1917
“Swing On to Victory”, (vi) Chicago Ledger December 1 1917
Bowser’s Beans [Mr. Bowser], (ss) Boston Sunday Globe Magazine December 2 1917 (by M. Quad)
Bowser Sews on Buttons [Mr. Bowser], (ss) Boston Sunday Globe Magazine December 9 1917 (by M. Quad)
Ancient Indian Ditches, (ms) Mystery Magazine #3, December 15 1917
The Masked Executioner, (ms) Mystery Magazine #3, December 15 1917
No. 7 Rue Feron, (ss) Mystery Magazine #3, December 15 1917
On Going to the War, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 15 1917
Rodin Is Dead, (ar) Collier’s December 15 1917
Bowser Has Dignity When He Stands on It [Mr. Bowser], (ss) Boston Sunday Globe Magazine December 16 1917 (by M. Quad)
Close-Up Snapshots of a French Attack, (pi) Collier’s December 22 1917
Kamerad or Camouflage, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 22 1917
The “Makin’s” of a Saint, (ss) Chicago Ledger December 22 1917
S. Walkey’s Great New Serial!, (ed) Chums December 22 1917
Bowser Renders First Aid [Mr. Bowser], (ss) Boston Sunday Globe Magazine December 23 1917 (by M. Quad)
The Poilu’s Dream on Christmas Eve, (ss) Boston Herald December 23 1917
Having Her Way, (vi) Chicago Ledger December 29 1917
Making the Little God Laugh, (ss) Chicago Ledger December 29 1917
The Valley of the Bones, (ss) Chums December 29 1917
Bowser Is Always Calm [Mr. Bowser], (ss) Boston Sunday Globe Magazine December 30 1917 (by M. Quad)
Any Compaints? No in Our Army or Navy, Thank You!, (il) The Captain #225, December 1917
Art and Clairvoyance, (nf) The International December 1917
Barnard’s Lincoln Unvisited, (nf) The International December 1917
Books of the Season, (br) Land & Water Christmas 1917, etc.
The Book That Has Helped Most in Business, (ar) The American Magazine December 1917
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. Arthur Lee Knight, late R.N., (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper December 1917
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. H. Fuller Hobden, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper December 1917
A Broken Chair, (pm) Winter’s Pie Winter 1917
Concerning Death, (pp) The International December 1917
The Day They Didn’t Celebrate, (hu) Smith’s Magazine December 1917
Drama As She Is Played, (nf) The International December 1917
Fighting the Mud at the Front, (ar) The Windsor Magazine December 1917
Home Truths, (cn) Pearson’s Magazine December 1917
Life and Work on an Ambulance Train, (ar) The Windsor Magazine December 1917
Little Trails That Lead to the Threshold of a Merry Christmas, (ar) The Delineator December 1917
No One Person Is Allowed to Carry Around All the World’s Knowledge, (ms) The American Magazine December 1917 (by John M. Siddall)
A Nurse’s Confession, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1917
Official American Red Cross Hospital Garments and Supplies, (ar) The Delineator December 1917
Overheard (“Look here, old man, since we are to have gas fires”), (pl) Colour December 1917
Pax Hominibus Bonae Voluntatis, (ms) The International December 1917
Plain George of Perania, (th) The London Magazine December 1917
The Premier’s Election Portraits, (pi) The Strand Magazine December 1917 [Ref. David Lloyd George]
A Tale of Two Cities, (ss) The Winning Post Annual Winter 1917
Who Caused the War?, (ed) The Delineator December 1917
“Wild Sumac”, (ms) Saucy Stories December 1917
[frontispiece], (fp) Everyland December 1917
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine December 1917
The Barrier Reef Mystery [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #45, 1917 (by Andrew Murray)
The Black Bat [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #42, 1917 (by Andrew Murray)
The Blockade Runners [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #34, 1917 (by William Murray Graydon)
A Case of Blackmail [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #27, 1917 (by Ernest W. Alais)
The Case of the International Adventurer [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #43, 1917 (by John William Bobin)
The Catspaw, or Hounded Down [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #29, 1917 (by Andrew Murray)
Craft and Cunning [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #31, 1917 (by William Murray Graydon)
The Diamond Sunburst [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #37, 1917 (by G. H. Teed)
The Embassy Detective [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #26, 1917 (by William Murray Graydon)
The Half-Caste [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #35, 1917 (by Andrew Murray)
The House with the Double Moat [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #33, 1917 (by Edwy Searles Brooks)
A Legacy of Shame [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #39, 1917 (by John William Bobin)
The Man with the Green Eyes [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #24, 1917 (by Norman Goddard)
The Mysterious Mr. Reece [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #41, 1917 (by Robert Murray Graydon)
“Old Bill”, (vi) Canada in Khaki #1, 1917
The Perils of Petrograd [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #36, 1917 (by William Murray Graydon)
The Secret of the Draker’s Folly [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #25, 1917 (by Andrew Murray)
The Secret of the Past [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #40, 1917 (by William Murray Graydon)
Sexton Blake, Special Constable [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #28, 1917 (by John William Bobin)
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, (na) Houghton Mifflin, 1917; translated by W. A. Neilson & Kenneth G. T. Webster
The Small World and the War (A Fact), (te) Canada in Khaki #1, 1917
Ten Years After [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #32, 1917 (by John William Bobin)
The Three Trails, or the Mystery of Grey Gables [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #30, 1917 (by William Murray Graydon)
Vengeance [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #38, 1917 (by Andrew Murray)
When Conscience Sleeps [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #46, 1917 (by William J. Bayfield)
Where the Trail Ended [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Sexton Blake Library #44, 1917 (by William Murray Graydon)
Oldest City in the World, (ms) Mystery Magazine #4, January 1 1918
One of the Seven Wonders, (ms) Mystery Magazine #4, January 1 1918
Two Mysteries, (ms) Mystery Magazine #4, January 1 1918
Some Facts About Turbines, (cl) Chums January 5 1918
William Stott, (ms) The Magnet Library January 5 1918
The Congratulatory Telegram, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1918
Criticism from an Expert, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1918
An Echo from an Old War, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1918
He Wanted No Competition, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1918
Names Among the Soldiery, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1918
Prepared for the Worst, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1918
A Real French Scholar, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1918
Superb Preparedness, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1918
Too Rough on the Czar, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1918
Vitality of the Golden Rule, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1918
When “Tay Pay” Saw Woodrow, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1918
Aged Pair Taken as Pickpockets, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 8 1918
Aged Physician Held for Brother’s Death, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 8 1918
Bank Bandit Found in British Uniform, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 8 1918
Escaped Convict Captured After Eleven Years, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 8 1918
Plot to Kidnap Ford Baby, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 8 1918
Round-up of Auto Thieves in New York, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 8 1918
Saloonkeeper SHot Resisting Arrest, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 8 1918
Stole Thousands to Help Friends, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 8 1918
Swindled Many Women, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 8 1918
Twenty Detectives Demoted, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 8 1918
Two Policemen Killed Pursuing Robber, (ms) Detective Story Magazine January 8 1918
Kitchen Camouflage: More Impressions of a Wounded French Soldier on His First Visit to America, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 5 1918
Winners in Our Story Contest, (ms) Snappy Stories 1st January 1918, etc.
Mr. Capper, (ms) The Magnet Library January 12 1918
Poilu’s Romance, (ss) New-York Tribune January 13 1918
Highest Dwelling House in the World, (ms) Mystery Magazine #5, January 15 1918
Story of the Rue de la Harpe, (vi) Mystery Magazine #5, January 15 1918
A Wonderful Tree, (ms) Mystery Magazine #5, January 15 1918
Gatty and Myers, (ms) The Magnet Library January 19 1918
Turbines Again!, (cl) Chums January 19 1918, etc.
Miss Primrose, (ms) The Magnet Library January 26 1918
Are You Interested in Coal Conservation?, (ms) Everywoman’s World January 1918
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. W. Percival Westell, F.L.S., M.B.O.U., (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper January 1918
The Bracken That Spreads Its Brown and Yellow Carpet on the Hills, (ms) My Magazine January 1918
Bringing Them Across: Life on an American Destroyer in the Danger Zone, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #70, January 1918
Children’s Day in Zuñi Land, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper January 1918
A Corner in Books, (rc) Pearson’s Magazine (US) January 1918
The Divine Plan of the Ages, (ar) Overland Monthly January 1918
A Dogcart and a Jolly Little Horse and an Exciting Moment in the River [Hippo Boys], (cs) My Magazine January 1918
Embroideries and Knitting Designs, (ms) Everywoman’s World January 1918
An Engagement Broken Off, (ar) My Magazine January 1918
Fighting Trim for Stay at Homes, (ms) Everywoman’s World January 1918
The Gate of Knowledge, (rc) The International January 1918
Geomancy, (nf) The International January 1918
A Glimpse Into the Theatres, (cl) The International January 1918, etc.
His Last Bow, (br) The International January 1918 [Ref. Arthur Conan Doyle]
His Robe of Honor, (ms) Saucy Stories January 1918
How to Make a Goblin Fiddle, (ms) My Magazine January 1918
How Whistling Will Brought His Ferret Home, (ms) My Magazine January 1918
The Humour of Lawson Wood, (ar) The Strand Magazine January 1918 [Ref. Lawson Wood]
The Importance of Mouth Hygiene, (ms) Everywoman’s World January 1918
In the Lime-Light, (cl) Pearson’s Magazine (US) January 1918, etc.
In the Realm of Bookland, (rc) Overland Monthly January 1918
In the Realm of Books, (rc) Everywoman’s World January 1918
Is Your Name in These Girls’ Pictures?, (pi) My Magazine January 1918
January: Uncle Peter’s Page for Children, (ms) Everywoman’s World January 1918
The Law of Liberty: A Tract of Therion, (nf) The International January 1918 (by Aleister Crowley)
Leading Art Achievement in 1917, (ms) Everywoman’s World January 1918
The Lie She Told, (th) The London Magazine January 1918
The Light of the Better Days, (il) My Magazine January 1918
The Little Men with the Moving Eyes, (ms) My Magazine January 1918
A Little Story in French and English: A Present for Dollie, (vi) My Magazine January 1918
The Little Woolly Men, (ms) My Magazine January 1918
“Love Lies Bleeding”, (pm) The International January 1918
Making Industries of the Old Arts, (ar) Everywoman’s World January 1918
The Message of the Master Therion, (nf) The International January 1918 (by Aleister Crowley)
The Miser, (vi) My Magazine January 1918
More Picture Puzzles, (pz) The Grand Magazine January 1918
Mrs Adam Shortt Leads Canadian Women in National Thought, (ar) Everywoman’s World January 1918
Our Part in the War, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine January 1918
Pickets of the Wild, (cl) The Captain #226, January 1918
The Play of the Month: “Arlette,” at the Shaftesbury Theatre, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) January 1918
Poor Dick Who Made Us Rich, (ar) My Magazine January 1918
The Prize Letters in the W.S.S.U. Contest, (ar) McClure’s Magazine January 1918
A Review of Revues, (th) McClure’s Magazine January 1918
Sayings from the Bible, (pi) My Magazine January 1918
The Sins of the Four Hundred, Part 9: The Influence of the Four Hundred on the Smaller Cities, (ar) The Smart Set January 1918
Smart Afternoon and House Frocks, (ms) Everywoman’s World January 1918
Tales of the Word Family, (ms) My Magazine January 1918, etc.
Ten Little Tales, (ms) My Magazine January 1918
Thirty Toms and What They Are Like, (pi) My Magazine January 1918
Utilizing Nature’s Sweets, (ms) Everywoman’s World January 1918
What Goes On in Your Head Is Older Than You Think, (ms) The American Magazine January 1918 (by John M. Siddall)
What Is in a Tail!, (cl) The Captain #226, January 1918
Why a Cotton-Reel Has a Projection, (ms) My Magazine January 1918
Why a Horse Has a Board Hanging in Front, (ms) My Magazine January 1918
Why Millers Mix Their Flours, (ms) My Magazine January 1918
Why Psalm Books Have Divided Pages, (ms) My Magazine January 1918
Why Traction Engines Have Grooved Wheels, (ms) My Magazine January 1918
Why We Should Be Glad That Water-Pipes Burst in Winter, (ms) My Magazine January 1918
[photography], (pt) The Captain #226, January 1918
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine January 1918
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine January 1918
The Ghost and the Jewels, (ss) Mystery Magazine #6, February 1 1918
Hindu Sword Swallowing, (ms) Mystery Magazine #6, February 1 1918
Mental Powers of Signorina Agnesi, (ms) Mystery Magazine #6, February 1 1918
Perpetual Fire, (ms) Mystery Magazine #6, February 1 1918
Why the Sea Is Salt, (ms) Mystery Magazine #6, February 1 1918
Oliver Kipps, (ms) The Magnet Library February 2 1918
With the Guns in Italy, (ed) Chums February 2 1918
Bloodhounds Prove to Be Valuable Aids, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 5 1918
Catches Firebug Redhanded, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 5 1918
Clings to Murder Habit, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 5 1918
Girl Who Slew Father Is Freed, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 5 1918
Murder Wave Rises in Arizona, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 5 1918
Pigeon Warns of Murder, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 5 1918
Pistol Duel Fatal to Both, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 5 1918
Policeman Aids Thief Band, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 5 1918
Punished Boy Dies in Classroom, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 5 1918
Two Murder Suspects Held, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 5 1918
Facts About Turbines, (cl) Chums February 9 1918, etc.
Miss Cora Quelch, (ms) The Magnet Library February 9 1918
[front cover], (cv) All-Story Weekly February 9 1918
Give Me a Girl—, (pm) Snappy Stories 1st February 1918
Civil War Food Prices, (ms) Mystery Magazine #7, February 15 1918
Freak Cisterns, (ms) Mystery Magazine #7, February 15 1918
Looking for Buried Pot of Gold, (ms) Mystery Magazine #7, February 15 1918
Pirate Cat’s Ghost Keeps Crews Awake, (ms) Mystery Magazine #7, February 15 1918
Queer Shapes Stones Take, (ms) Mystery Magazine #7, February 15 1918
Something About Powder and Guns, (ms) Mystery Magazine #7, February 15 1918
Superstition in War, (ms) Mystery Magazine #7, February 15 1918
“The White Lady”, (ms) Mystery Magazine #7, February 15 1918
Some Clever Inventions by Boys, (ar) Chums February 16 1918
Another True War Book: The Life of the Martyrs, by George Duhamel, (br) Pearson’s Magazine (US) February 1918 (by Frank Harris)
The Black Cat Club, (ms) The Black Cat February 1918
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. Jack Dodworth, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper February 1918
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. S. Leonard Bastin, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper February 1918
The Brook, (pm) The Tryout February 1918
Cambridge and the Aviation Industry, (cl) The Captain #227, February 1918
Daring Saves a Railroad Bridge, (ar) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1918
Duluth’s Titanic Iron-Ore Dock, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1918
Erie’s New Non-Telescope Car, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1918
Frogs—The World Over, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1918
Have You an Engine in Your Home?, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1918
If You Aren’t Fighting—Are You Worth Fighting For?, (ms) The American Magazine February 1918 (by John M. Siddall)
Keeping Tabs in Telegraph Oprs, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1918
London’s Tube Cars on a Main Line, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1918
Love and Laughter, (pm) The International February 1918
“Mrs. Dane’s Defense”, (ms) Saucy Stories February 1918
The New Art of Dress, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) February 1918
The Play of the Month: “The Thirteenth Chair,” at the Duke of York’s, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) February 1918
The Priestess of the Graal, (pm) The International February 1918
The Rail and Wire in Time of War, (pi) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1918
Rio Grande’s New Head a Plugger, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1918
Sam Loyd’s Riddles for Railroaders, (cn) Railroad Man’s Magazine February 1918
The Trail of the Olympian, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper February 1918
Two Stars, (ed) The Black Cat February 1918
Volunteers of the Farm, (ar) Everybody’s Magazine February 1918
What I Have Learned from “Abe” Lincoln, (ar) The American Magazine February 1918
The Younger Set on Broadway, (pi) Everybody’s Magazine February 1918
[frontispiece], (fp) The London Magazine February 1918
[frontispiece], (fp) To-Day February 1918
[photography], (pt) The Captain #227, February 1918
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine February 1918
German Soldiers Are Superstitious, (ms) Mystery Magazine #8, March 1 1918
Gloves Worn in All Ages, (ms) Mystery Magazine #8, March 1 1918
Goosefish Makes Excellent Food, (ms) Mystery Magazine #8, March 1 1918
How a “Hunch” Really Works, (ms) Mystery Magazine #8, March 1 1918
How Our Ancestors Told the Time, (ms) Mystery Magazine #8, March 1 1918
Japanese Superstitions, (ms) Mystery Magazine #8, March 1 1918
Uncle Sam’s Weather Hoodoo, (ms) Mystery Magazine #8, March 1 1918
Miss Phyllis Howell, (ms) The Magnet Library March 2 1918
Your Future: How to Become a Civil Engineer, (cl) Chums March 2 1918
The Greyfriars Gallery 62: Major Robert Cherry, (ms) The Magnet Library March 9 1918
Eyes for the Navy, (ar) Top-Notch Magazine March 1 1918
The Enchanted Cat, (ss) Chicago Ledger March 2 1918, etc.
An Impossible Plan That Worked, (ar) Collier’s March 2 1918
Why You Should Buy Liberty Bonds, (ms) Snappy Stories 1st March 1918
Burglar Poses as Clothing Dummy, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 12 1918
Exclusive Detroit Jewelry Store Looted, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 12 1918
Held in Jail Because He Can Cook, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 12 1918
Murderer Hangs Himself in Cell, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 12 1918
Robber Uses Girl as Shield Against Bullets, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 12 1918
Shooting Follows Joy Ride, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 12 1918
Some Figures on Homicide, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 12 1918
Suave Crook Robs Beauty-Parlor Girl, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 12 1918
[photography], (pt) Land & Water March 14 1918
Age of the Oceans, (ms) Mystery Magazine #9, March 15 1918
French Fighters, (ms) Mystery Magazine #9, March 15 1918
A New Military Road, (ms) Mystery Magazine #9, March 15 1918
When World Peace Came Before, (ms) Mystery Magazine #9, March 15 1918
Wrecked on Top of Old Ship, (ms) Mystery Magazine #9, March 15 1918
His Bandaged Eye, (vi) Chicago Ledger March 16 1918
Hop Hi, (ms) The Magnet Library March 16 1918
When You Meet Celebrities, (vi) Chicago Ledger March 16 1918
Alert Policeman Thwarts Beef Haul, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 19 1918
Bond Bargains Land Youth in Jail, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 19 1918
Gives Police Money Found Years Ago, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 19 1918
Million-Dollar Mail Robbery Is All Off, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 19 1918
“Mysterious Maud” Is Arrested, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 19 1918
Out-Sherlocking Sherlock Holmes, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 19 1918
Police Force Is Beaten at Polls, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 19 1918
Sentenced Gunman Says: “You’ll Be Sorry”, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 19 1918
Skeleton Clew to Old Murder, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 19 1918
Warden’s Death Foretold in Dreams, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 19 1918
Wounded Man Found Wandering in Daze, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 19 1918
Lend Your Binoculars, Spy-Glasses, and Telescopes to the Navy, (ms) Snappy Stories 2nd March 1918
[photography], (pt) Land & Water March 21 1918
Billiken’s Boy: A Story for Children, (vi) Chicago Ledger March 23 1918
Bolsover Minor, (ms) The Magnet Library March 23 1918
The Green-Eyed Monster, (vi) Chicago Ledger March 23 1918
How It All Happened, (vi) Chicago Ledger March 23 1918
Chronicles of the Great War, (br) Land & Water March 28 1918
[photography], (pt) Land & Water March 28 1918
Aunt Susan’s Quilt, (vi) Chicago Ledger March 30 1918
Dorothy, the Hon. Horton, Jr., (vi) Chicago Ledger March 30 1918
Grandmother’s Beau, (vi) Chicago Ledger March 30 1918
An Impressive Bridge, (il) Chums March 30 1918
In New York, (vi) Chicago Ledger March 30 1918
A Passing Storm, (vi) Chicago Ledger March 30 1918
The Aeroplane in Flight, (cl) The Captain #228, March 1918
Book Received, (br) Colour March 1918, etc.
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. E. H. D. Sewell, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper March 1918
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. G. A. Wade, B.A., (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper March 1918
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. Harold C. Earnshaw, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper March 1918
The Colleges and the War, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine March 1918
An Experiment of Susie’s, (ms) Saucy Stories March 1918
Famous Generals, (pi) Pearson’s Magazine March 1918
German Pistol-Practise in French Churches, (ia) Munsey’s Magazine March 1918
“Here and There”, (th) The London Magazine March 1918
How I Cured Myself of Being Too Sensitive, (ar) The American Magazine March 1918
How the United States Takes Care of Interned Germans, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine March 1918
The Jester, (hu) The Grand Magazine March 1918, etc.
Letter from an “Extinguished Minister”, (lt) The American Magazine March 1918
A Locomotive Coaling Plant (Dairycoates, Hull), (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper March 1918
Lord Rhondda, (bg) The Strand Magazine March 1918 [Ref. Lord Rhondda]
Moths Don’t Destroy Treasures Like These, (ms) The American Magazine March 1918 (by John M. Siddall)
The “My America” League, (cl) McClure’s Magazine March 1918, etc.
My Sentiments, Anent the National Amateur, (ar) The Tryout March 1918
Our Little Wife, (ms) Saucy Stories March 1918
The Play of the Month: “Yes, Uncle!”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) March 1918
The President and His Chief Lieutenants in the Conduct of the War and the Affairs of the Nation, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine March 1918
Stars, Not Scars, (ms) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine March 1918
Ten Sons of Cabinet Officers in War Service, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine March 1918
Told by the Camera, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine March 1918, etc.
Torpedoed, (ts) The Cornhill Magazine March 1918
War Amid the Alpine Snows, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine March 1918
When My Boy Comes, (ar) The American Magazine March 1918
Why Not Be a Wireless Operator?, (cl) The Captain #228, March 1918
Wildflowers of Asklepiades, (ms) The International March 1918translated by Ed Storer
“With Such a Spirit”, (ms) McClure’s Magazine March 1918
[photography], (pt) The Captain #228, March 1918
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine March 1918
Animal Plants That Live in the Snow, (ms) Mystery Magazine #10, April 1 1918
Ever-Burning Mountains, (ms) Mystery Magazine #10, April 1 1918
Oldest Living Woman, (ms) Mystery Magazine #10, April 1 1918, etc.
Practical Reasons for Hunting Ancestors, (ms) Mystery Magazine #10, April 1 1918
Red Ink Plant on Tap Now, (ms) Mystery Magazine #10, April 1 1918
Romance of the Potato, (ms) Mystery Magazine #10, April 1 1918
Tornadoes and Cyclones, (ms) Mystery Magazine #10, April 1 1918
When Paris Surrendered, (ms) Mystery Magazine #10, April 1 1918
His Brother, (ss) The Youth’s Companion April 4 1918
Walker and Valence, (ms) The Magnet Library April 6 1918
Books to Read, (br) Land & Water April 4 1918, etc.
Never Again, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 6 1918
Buy Government Bonds, (ms) Snappy Stories 1st April 1918
[photography], (pt) Land & Water April 11 1918
Dick Trumper, (ms) The Magnet Library April 13 1918
In the Big Grass, (ss) Chums April 13 1918
Oddments, (ms) Chums April 13 1918, etc.
Tricks of the Angler’s Art, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post April 13 1918
House of Seven Gables Now a Soup Kitchen, (ms) Mystery Magazine #11, April 15 1918
Lives in Three Counties and Four Townships, (ms) Mystery Magazine #11, April 15 1918
The Tower of Babel, (ms) Mystery Magazine #11, April 15 1918
[photography], (pt) Land & Water April 18 1918
Col James Wharton, (ms) The Magnet Library April 20 1918
The Hidden Way, (ss) Chums April 20 1918
Baltimore Unearths Gigantic Stock Swindle, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 23 1918
Cracksmen Steal Books on Criminology, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 23 1918
Detectives Involved in Thefts, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 23 1918
Finger Prints Hidden with Collodion, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 23 1918
Gunman Guilty of Slaying Policeman, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 23 1918
Not a War Industry, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 23 1918
An Out-of-Door Opportunity, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 23 1918
Policeman Suspended After Theft, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 23 1918
Revolver Borrowed and Returned After Holdup, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 23 1918
Woman Caught Passing Bad Checks, (ms) Detective Story Magazine April 23 1918, etc.
[photography], (pt) Land & Water April 25 1918
Modern Angling Devices, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post April 27 1918
The Pit of Fire, (ss) Chums April 27 1918
Walter Bunter, (ms) The Magnet Library April 27 1918
Robelot’s Reasons, (ss) New-York Tribune April 28 1918
Ballade of Great Captains (“Of men of arms who’ve lived or died…”), (pm) The Story-teller April 1918
Big Figures of Our Fighting Forces, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine April 1918
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: 2nd Lieut. Geoffrey Prout, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper April 1918
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. W. J. Hawkes, M.A., (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper April 1918
Do Girls Remain Single from Choice?, (ar) The Royal Magazine April 1918
Intensive Culture and Increased Food-Supply—Views of a Model Vegetable Garden in England, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine April 1918
“Lieut.-General Sir Aylmer Hunter-Weston, M.P., K.C.B., D.S.O”, (cv) Colour April 1918
Life on Board a Hospital Ship, (ar) The Windsor Magazine April 1918
Nationality in Art: The Work of Paul and Grace Henry, (ar) Colour April 1918
“Pamela”, (th) The London Magazine April 1918
The Play of the Month: “Love in a Cottage”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) April 1918
Ships or Advertisements, (ed) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine April 1918
The Soldier’s Family - What of Them?, (ar) McClure’s Magazine April 1918
The Story of Christian Girl, (ar) The American Magazine April 1918
Terrorist, (ss) The Liberator April 1918
Whining Lovers I Disdain, (pm) Munsey’s Magazine April 1918
Why I Cut Loose from Chicago, (ar) The American Magazine April 1918
Women and Secrets, (ar) Lloyd’s Magazine April 1918
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine April 1918
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine April 1918
Antiseptics in the Middle Ages, (ms) Mystery Magazine #12, May 1 1918
Earth May Endure 180,000,000 Years, (ms) Mystery Magazine #12, May 1 1918
First Knitting Machine, (ms) Mystery Magazine #12, May 1 1918
A Great Apple Orchard, (ms) Mystery Magazine #12, May 1 1918
Luminous Fish of the Ocean, (ms) Mystery Magazine #12, May 1 1918
Origin of Odd Terms, (ms) Mystery Magazine #12, May 1 1918
Peace More Deadly Than War, (ms) Mystery Magazine #12, May 1 1918
Potter and Greene, (ms) The Magnet Library May 4 1918
The Sinking Sands, (ss) Chums May 4 1918
[photography], (pt) Land & Water May 2 1918
Educating Robert, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 4 1918
Footnotes on the War, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post May 4 1918, etc.
Tricks of the Hunter’s Trade - The Call, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post May 4 1918
Bistoquet’s Triumph, (ss) New-York Tribune May 5 1918
The Tree in the Pool: A Sketch, (vi) Land & Water May 9 1918
Bearing the Food Burden, (ar) Penny Pictorial #989, May 11 1918
Coming Home to the Trenches, (vi) Chicago Ledger May 11 1918
The Stranded Galleon, (ss) Chums May 11 1918
Tricks of the Hunter’s Trade, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post May 11 1918
What Women Are Doing in the War, (cl) Chicago Ledger May 11 1918, etc.
Brain the Seat of All Pain, (ms) Mystery Magazine #13, May 15 1918
Crime Trees Dead, (ms) Mystery Magazine #13, May 15 1918
TheFirst Bathtub, (ms) Mystery Magazine #13, May 15 1918
The Horse’s Day Waning, (ms) Mystery Magazine #13, May 15 1918
How Submarines Are Tested, (ms) Mystery Magazine #13, May 15 1918
Ink Gave Away Secret, (ms) Mystery Magazine #13, May 15 1918
Monkey Cannot Master User of Fingers, (ms) Mystery Magazine #13, May 15 1918
Neglected Vegetable, (ms) Mystery Magazine #13, May 15 1918
Old Violin Discovered, (ms) Mystery Magazine #13, May 15 1918
Our Smallest Ally, (ms) Mystery Magazine #13, May 15 1918
Sawdust Not Valuable, (ms) Mystery Magazine #13, May 15 1918
Tanks May Plough War-Ruined Farms, (ms) Mystery Magazine #13, May 15 1918
Two Long-Lived Pens, (ms) Mystery Magazine #13, May 15 1918
Weather Man Helps Win the War, (ms) Mystery Magazine #13, May 15 1918
Gadsby and Vavasour, (ms) The Magnet Library May 18 1918
The Sink Hole, (ss) Chums May 18 1918
Are You an American?, (ms) Snappy Stories 2nd May 1918
Consequences, (ss) Detective Story Magazine May 21 1918
Claude Hoskins, (ms) The Magnet Library May 25 1918
The Secret Way, (ss) Chums May 25 1918
Training Camp Tales, (cl) People’s Favorite Magazine May 25 1918
Allied Labor and the Russian Peace, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1918 (by Frank Harris)
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Rev. Alfred Colbeck, M.A., (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper May 1918
The Diary of a Coward, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine May 1918
Exhibition of British Lithographs in Paris, (ms) Colour May 1918
Foreigners, (ss) The International May 1918translated by Thomas Ransford
Forwarned in Forheated, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine May 1918
Here Is the Reason Some Men Appear So Marvelously Able, (ms) The American Magazine May 1918 (by John M. Siddall)
The Home of Fifty Prime Ministers: 10 Downing Street, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1918
How Books Are Born, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1918 (by Frank Harris)
How I Found Health in a Dentist’s Chair, (ar) The American Magazine May 1918
In the Realm of Bookland, (cl) Overland Monthly May 1918
John Redmond, (ob) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1918 (by Frank Harris)
Lord A. on Progress Backward, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1918 (by Frank Harris)
Napoleon’s Tactics, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1918 (by Frank Harris)
The Play of the Month: “Nothing but the Truth”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) May 1918
Some of the Latest and Best Books, (rc) The International May 1918
Sons of Well-Known American Families in the Service, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine May 1918
The War in the Italian Alps, (il) The Captain #230, May 1918
Why I Married Before Going to War, (ar) The American Magazine May 1918
“Yes, Uncle!”, (th) The London Magazine May 1918
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Grand Magazine May 1918
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine May 1918
Bees Accurate Clocks, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
Coffee Came First from Abyssinia, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
Could Save 52,000,000 Tons of Coal, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
First “Hunger” Strike, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
$5 and a Dog, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
A Home-Made Barometer, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
How Order of the Garter Got Its Name, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
How We Got First Seedless Oranges, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
Macedonia’s War-Dogs, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
Making the Wind Store Electricity, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
Marvelous Memories of Well-Known Men, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918, etc.
“Turkish” Tobacco from Japan, (ms) Mystery Magazine #14, June 1 1918
A Desperate Rescue, (ss) Chums June 8 1918
Montague Newland, (ms) The Magnet Library June 8 1918
The Same Humane Treatment, (ss) Chicago Ledger June 1 1918
The Vain Rookie Rides to a Fall, (ss) Chicago Ledger June 1 1918
Oratorio, (ss) New-York Tribune June 2 1918
A Literary Letter, (ob) The Editor June 3 1918 [Ref. William Hope Hodgson]
Obituary from The Sphere, 8 June 1918, (ob) The Sphere June 8 1918 [Ref. William Hope Hodgson]
Alibi, (ss) New-York Tribune June 9 1918
Coats of Many Colors, (pi) Collier’s June 15 1918
The Great Ju-Ju, (ss) Chums June 15 1918
Is Your Piano in Tune?, (ar) Top-Notch Magazine June 15 1918
Long Baffled Science, (ms) Mystery Magazine #15, June 15 1918
Martyrs, (ss) Boston Evening Transcript June 15 1918
May Day Festival of the Romans, (ms) Mystery Magazine #15, June 15 1918
Newest Things, (ms) Mystery Magazine #15, June 15 1918, etc.
Riddle of the “Head of Gold”, (ms) Mystery Magazine #15, June 15 1918, etc.
Sir Hilton Popper, Bart, (ms) The Magnet Library June 15 1918
An English Prophet and Seer, (br) Land & Water June 20 1918 [Ref. Robert Blatchford]
Defying the Clock and What It Did, (vi) Chicago Ledger June 22 1918
For the Women Who Sew and Embroider, (cl) Chicago Ledger June 22 1918
Patriotic Pete, (cs) Chicago Ledger June 22 1918
Polly Didn’t Like Her Cage, (vi) Chicago Ledger June 22 1918
Roderick Sylvester, (ms) The Magnet Library June 22 1918
Your Kitchen in War Time, (ar) Chicago Ledger June 22 1918
The Beagle in American Sport, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 29 1918
Getting Them Back—How the Wounded Are Cared for in a Modern Battle, (pi) Collier’s June 29 1918
Uncle Clegg, (ms) The Magnet Library June 29 1918
“The Beauty Spot”, (th) The London Magazine June 1918
Biographers, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) June 1918
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. W. Herbert Holloway, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper June 1918
Cling Not to Earth, (pm) The Tryout June 1918
London by Night (“Above the shaded lamps of London town…”), (pm) The Story-teller June 1918
Lucy Jane Hutchins Frost, (ob) The Vagrant #7, June 1918
The Maize Spirit, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper June 1918
Our Soldiers in France, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine June 1918
The Play of the Month: “The Lilac Domino”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) June 1918
The Remarkable Surgical Operation on Dicky Morgan, (ar) The American Magazine June 1918
Some Notable People!, (pz) The Strand Magazine June 1918
War Prices a Hundred Years Ago, (ms) The Strand Magazine June 1918
War Work in Well-Known New York Houses, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine June 1918
Where do I come in?—Asks the Human Being, (ms) The American Magazine June 1918 (by John M. Siddall)
Women in War Work, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine June 1918
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Captain #231, June 1918
[photography], (pt) Boys’ Life June 1918
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine June 1918
Queer Religious Ceremony, (ms) Mystery Magazine #16, July 1 1918
When Folks Went to Church by Law, (ms) Mystery Magazine #16, July 1 1918
Women to Take Men’s Places as Chemists, (ms) Mystery Magazine #16, July 1 1918
A Difference in Ideals, (sl) Chums July 6 1918, etc.
Herr Gans, (ms) The Magnet Library July 6 1918
Comments on the War, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post July 6 1918
The Soldier’s Equipment, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post July 6 1918
Training Mariners and Making Men, (pi) Collier’s July 13 1918
Gum-Chewing Has It’s Good Reasons, (ms) Mystery Magazine #17, July 15 1918
Jackrabbits May Help Win the War, (ms) Mystery Magazine #17, July 15 1918
The Public Lands, (ms) Mystery Magazine #17, July 15 1918
Skull of Slain Man Found, (ms) Mystery Magazine #17, July 15 1918
Facts About the Army, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post July 20 1918
Patrick Gwynne, (ms) The Magnet Library July 27 1918
Adieu, (ss) New-York Tribune July 1918
America’s War Effort Put Concisely, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) July 1918
Another Secret Document, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) July 1918 (by Frank Harris)
Be Careful, Baby!, (th) The London Magazine July 1918
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. Savile Lumley, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper July 1918
Brotherhoods’ Relief and Compensation, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) July 1918
The Burlington Gallery, (ms) Colour July 1918
Camouflage, (ar) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly July 1918, etc.
Celluloid Comedy, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine July 1918
Continuing the United Membership List, (ms) The Vagrant #8, July 1918
Daredevils!, (ar) McClure’s Magazine July 1918
Defenders of Democracy, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine July 1918
“Don’t Use Your Head—Use Mine,” Says the Kaiser, (ms) The American Magazine July 1918 (by John M. Siddall)
The English vice Trial, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) July 1918 (by Frank Harris)
Etiquette of the Flag, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine July 1918
Fighting Sons of Fighting Men, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine July 1918
The Food Famine in Germany, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) July 1918 (by Frank Harris)
How the Germans Treat Each Other, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 7 1918
Human Nature—As Seen by a Pullman Porter, (ar) The American Magazine July 1918
The Martial City of Washington, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 7 1918
The Ministry of National Service: Its Organisation and Work, (ar) The Windsor Magazine July 1918
Musical Kites and How to Make Them, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper July 1918
My Experience with Women in Men’s Jobs, (ar) The American Magazine July 1918
The Negro Soldier, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine July 1918
Our Position in the World War, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine July 1918
An Outrage to France, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 7 1918
The Play of the Month: “Be Careful, Baby!”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) July 1918
The Pulse of the Pacific, (cl) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly July 1918, etc.
Raymond Pratt Adams, (ar) The Tryout July 1918
Rome and Carthage, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) July 1918 (by Frank Harris)
A Runway for Shells, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper July 1918
School Sports Results, 1918, (ms) The Captain #232, July 1918
The Secret of Longevity, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 7 1918
Their Last Dance Together Until - ?, (pi) McClure’s Magazine July 1918
The Tsarina’s Love Letters and Rasputin’s Murder, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) July 1918 (by Frank Harris)
The Wars of Napoleon, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine July 1918
Where Bryan Wears the Crown of Thorns, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 7 1918
The Women Behind the Men Behind the Guns, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine July 1918
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine July 1918
Aerial Mails for Denmark, (ms) Mystery Magazine #18, August 1 1918
Big Kettle a Relic, (ms) Mystery Magazine #18, August 1 1918
Lusitania May Be Raised by New Salvage Ship, (ms) Mystery Magazine #18, August 1 1918
Making Matches, (ms) Mystery Magazine #18, August 1 1918, etc.
Why Lightning Hits Certain Trees, (ms) Mystery Magazine #18, August 1 1918
Tom Redwing, (ms) The Magnet Library August 3 1918
To George Kellog, Somewhere in France, (pm) Collier’s August 3 1918
Mrs. Mimble and Trotter, (ms) The Magnet Library August 10 1918
Chrysalis and Butterfly, (ss) New-York Tribune August 11 1918
Finds Her Brother After 34 Years, (ms) Mystery Magazine #19, August 15 1918
Reclaiming Mountains of Waste Coal, (ms) Mystery Magazine #19, August 15 1918
Seaweed Is Newest Food, (ms) Mystery Magazine #19, August 15 1918
Thief Had Loot Hoarded, (ms) Mystery Magazine #19, August 15 1918
“I’m Yours, You’re Mine”, (pm) Snappy Stories 2nd August 1918
Badges of Overseas Regiments, (il) Chums August 24 1918
Comment on the Week, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post August 24 1918, etc.
Harnessing Niagara: Further Facts About Turbines, (cl) Chums August 31 1918
Mr. Ferrers Locke [Ferrers Locke], (ms) The Magnet Library August 31 1918
Types and Turkeys, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 31 1918
American Women in England, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine August 1918
An Artist’s Victory, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
The Bing Boys on Broadway, (th) The London Magazine August 1918
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. W. E. Cule, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper August 1918
Captain Ball, V.C., Ad Memoriam, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
Change of Address, (pm) To-Day August 1918
The Children’s Aid Committee and Its Work, (ar) The Windsor Magazine August 1918
The Creator of Tarzan, Edgar Rice Burroughs, (bg) The Book News Monthly August 1918 [Ref. Edgar Rice Burroughs]
Deal a Few Cards to Others—Life Is no Game of Solitaire, (ms) The American Magazine August 1918 (by John M. Siddall)
A “Fine Art Gallery” and “Museum”, (hu) The Boy’s Own Paper August 1918
The German Trade Defeat, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
The Ice Trust’s Coming Activities, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
Life?, (vi) 10 Story Book August 1918
Making a “Splurge” to Impress the Neighbors, (ar) The American Magazine August 1918
Our Airmen in France, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine August 1918
The Play of the Month: Violette, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) August 1918
Pneumatic Tools, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper August 1918
Stamp Collecting, (ar) The Tryout August 1918
The Supremacy of Evil, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
U.S.A. U.S.A., (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
The Want of Clothes in Germany, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1918
What Are You Trying to Do for God and Men, Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jr.?, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
World’s Series Opened—Batter Up!, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine August 1918
[photography], (pt) Boys’ Life August 1918
[photography], (pt) The Captain #233, August 1918
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine August 1918
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine August 1918
Danger from Thunderstorms, (ms) Mystery Magazine #20, September 1 1918
How Chinese Porcelain Originated, (ms) Mystery Magazine #20, September 1 1918
Lords of the Desert Become Bankers, (ms) Mystery Magazine #20, September 1 1918
Migration of Mosquitoes, (ms) Mystery Magazine #20, September 1 1918
Old Roman Cement, (ms) Mystery Magazine #20, September 1 1918
The Origin of Fear, (ms) Mystery Magazine #20, September 1 1918
Thinks Four Mystic, (ms) Mystery Magazine #20, September 1 1918
The Mule in War, (ar) Chums September 7 1918
My Big Scoops for You!, (ed) Chums September 7 1918
Rival, (ss) New-York Tribune September 8 1918
Badges of Rank of the Royal Air Force, (il) Chums September 14 1918
Comment on the War, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post September 14 1918, etc.
Paul Tyrrell, (ms) The Magnet Library September 14 1918
The Sportsmen’s Greatest Year, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 14 1918
All About “Humbug”, (ms) Mystery Magazine #21, September 15 1918
Imitation Pepper and Tea New German Substitutes, (ms) Mystery Magazine #21, September 15 1918
Magic Serum Does Away with Laziness, (ms) Mystery Magazine #21, September 15 1918
An Old Manuscript Recently Published, (ms) Mystery Magazine #21, September 15 1918
Unto the End, (ar) Top-Notch Magazine September 15 1918
Proverbs for the Imprudent, (??) Snappy Stories 2nd September 1918
One Metal Disk, (ss) Chicago Ledger September 21 1918
Heracles Ionides, (ms) The Magnet Library September 28 1918
He Was Little, But Game, (vi) Chicago Ledger September 28 1918
A Quiet Little Game Among Friends, (vi) Chicago Ledger September 28 1918
After the War—?, (cl) Everybody’s Magazine September 1918
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. Ernest Goodwin, (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper September 1918
Can Germany Pay?, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine September 1918
Confession of a Lawyer’s Wife, (ss) The Delineator September 1918
Everybody’s Guide to War Service, (ms) Everybody’s Magazine September 1918, etc.
Fast Travelling Beasts and Birds, (cl) The Captain #234, September 1918
Gold-fish for Pleasure and Profit, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper September 1918
How I Was Cured of Self-Pity, (ar) The American Magazine September 1918
The Man from Toronto, (th) The London Magazine September 1918
Naval Hunnism, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine September 1918 (by Lewis R. Freeman)
Not Quite!, (il) The Captain #234, September 1918
Picturesque Soldiers of Our Allies, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine September 1918
The Play of the Month: “Fair and Warmer,” at the Prince of Wales, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) September 1918
Portraits of Yesterday, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine September 1918
Tails Up!, (th) The London Magazine September 1918
’Tis Often Thus, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #78, September 1918
True Fairy-Story, (ts) Everybody’s Magazine September 1918
When the “Lunar Limited” Starts—Buy a Ticket, (ms) The American Magazine September 1918 (by John M. Siddall)
[photography], (pt) Boys’ Life September 1918
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine September 1918
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine September 1918
The After Care Association, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 1 1918
The Census in Ancient Times, (ms) Mystery Magazine #22, October 1 1918
Concerning Our Flag, (ms) Mystery Magazine #22, October 1 1918
Early English Police System, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 1 1918
Hooligans, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 1 1918
Le Marechausse, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 1 1918
Modern Thought on Criminology, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 1 1918
The Mutual Welfare League, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 1 1918
Probation and Parole, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 1 1918
Study Made of Soldiers’ Feet, (ms) Mystery Magazine #22, October 1 1918
What Is Crime?, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 1 1918
Miss Locke, (ms) The Magnet Library October 5 1918
A Murmur from the Editor, (ed) Chums October 5 1918
Various Practical Services Free to Any Reader, (ms) Adventure 1st October 1918, etc.
Business in War Time—No. 14: The Government’s Use of Advertising, (ar) Collier’s October 5 1918
How Your Bond Beats the Boche, (pi) Collier’s October 5 1918
Asking Help for Clark, (vi) The Popular Magazine October 7 1918
The Independent Mr. Johnson, (vi) The Popular Magazine October 7 1918
What Youth Once Did in War, (vi) The Popular Magazine October 7 1918
Admiral Sims and the British Fleet, (ms) The Times October 12 1918
When She Forgot Her Hat, (vi) Chicago Ledger October 12 1918
Effects of an Earthquake in a Mine, (ms) Mystery Magazine #23, October 15 1918
How to Grow Miniature Trees, (ms) Mystery Magazine #23, October 15 1918
Insects First to Use Liquid Fire, (ms) Mystery Magazine #23, October 15 1918
Japan to Increase Army and Navy, (ms) Mystery Magazine #23, October 15 1918
The Loan Means Victory, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine October 15 1918
One-Way Glass Newest Invention, (ms) Mystery Magazine #23, October 15 1918
Our War Expenses Top All Records, (ms) Mystery Magazine #23, October 15 1918
Looking Ahead, (cl) Adventure mid October 1918, etc.
Merton and Tunstall, (ms) The Magnet Library October 19 1918
Odds and Ends of Sport, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 19 1918
“What Did You Do When I Was Gone?”, (pm) Snappy Stories 2nd October 1918
1918, (pm) Land & Water October 24 1918
Mr. Bull and Miss Bull, (ms) The Magnet Library October 26 1918
The American Woman Goes to War, (pi) McCall’s Magazine October 1918
Are Farmers Getting Rich?, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) October 1918
Are you on Two Pay-rolls? You Can Be—and you Should Be, (ms) The American Magazine October 1918 (by John M. Siddall)
Beneficent Autocracy, (ms) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine October 1918
The B.O.P. Portrait Gallery: Mr. C. E. Johnstone, B.A., (bg) The Boy’s Own Paper October 1918
Do You Dread Getting Old?, (ar) The American Magazine October 1918
Emily Brontë or “Prunty”: Born July 30, 1818, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) October 1918
Enemy Aircraft Sighted, (il) The Captain #235, October 1918
Fashions, (ms) McCall’s Magazine October 1918, etc.
The Good Angel of the Battlefields, (ar) McClure’s Magazine October 1918
Health Questions Answered, (qa) McCall’s Magazine October 1918
His Water-Lou, (il) Saucy Stories October 1918
How Your Dollars Fight, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine October 1918
In the Limelight, (cl) Pearson’s Magazine (US) October 1918, etc.
“The Lilac Domino”, (th) The London Magazine October 1918
Mrs. Pankhurst—Now and Then, (iv) Everybody’s Magazine October 1918 [Ref. Emmeline Pankhurst]
One of the Greatest Salesmen in the World, (bg) The American Magazine October 1918
Our Generals at the Front, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine October 1918
The Play of the Month: Freedom of the Seas, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) October 1918
The President’s Wife in Wartime, (ar) McCall’s Magazine October 1918
President Wilson vs. Roosevelt, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) October 1918
Second-Hand Book Dealers in New York, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) October 1918
Signs of the Times, (ms) McCall’s Magazine October 1918, etc.
So Doth the Busy Elephant, (pi) Everybody’s Magazine October 1918
Uncle Sam’s Correspondence Course, (ms) McCall’s Magazine October 1918
What Caused It!, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1918
When Your Hair Goes Up, (ms) McCall’s Magazine October 1918
Heathen Religions, (ms) Mystery Magazine #24, November 1 1918
Kitchen of the Shah, (ms) Mystery Magazine #24, November 1 1918
Rescue Breaks Up “Spooky” Seance, (ms) Mystery Magazine #24, November 1 1918
Where Your Dreams Come From, (ms) Mystery Magazine #24, November 1 1918
Why You Laugh, (ms) Mystery Magazine #24, November 1 1918
Budding Edisons, (cl) Chums November 9 1918
Sir Reginald Brooke, Bart, (ms) The Magnet Library November 9 1918
The Criminal Insane, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918
An Extremist, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918, etc.
Hue and Cry, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918, etc.
Individualization of Punishment, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918, etc.
Industrial Training in Penology, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918
“The King’s Peace”, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918, etc.
Night Duty in 1750, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918, etc.
Policemen in Germany, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918
A Practical Demonstration of Dactyloscopy, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918
Private Jails, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918, etc.
Teeth Clew Is Discarded, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 5 1918
The Genius of Raemaekers, (rv) Land & Water November 14 1918 [Ref. Louis Raemaekers]
A Curious Garden Trick Explained, (ms) Mystery Magazine #25, November 15 1918
Dwarfed Trees, (ms) Mystery Magazine #25, November 15 1918
A Novel Scarecrow, (ms) Mystery Magazine #25, November 15 1918
A Queer Postoffice, (ms) Mystery Magazine #25, November 15 1918
The Rainiest Place in the World, (ms) Mystery Magazine #25, November 15 1918
Strange Chinese Superstitions, (ms) Mystery Magazine #25, November 15 1918
The Grand Canon Park, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 16 1918
Meeting, (ss) New-York Tribune November 17 1918
The Army and Phosphate Bill, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 23 1918
Mr. Samuel Vernon-Smith, (ms) The Magnet Library November 23 1918
Are You Fit for the Job?, (ar) Chums November 30 1918
The Flapjacks at Mohave, (pm) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 30 1918
American Rails Far from Home, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
Another American Poet: Carlyle McIntyre, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) November 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
“Chingachgook” at the Front, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper November 1918
Compensation, (vi) The Tryout November 1918
Doctor, Super-Doctor and Quacks, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) November 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
Feeding Our Soldiers, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine November 1918
From Hunland to Holland, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine November 1918
Girls They Left Behind Them, (pi) Everybody’s Magazine November 1918
Ground Scouts, (cl) The Captain #236, November 1918
Here’s an Unhyphenated American, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
It Was the United States of America That Yelled Down That Stairway, Mr. German Major, (ms) The American Magazine November 1918 (by John M. Siddall)
“The Judge and the Brother Are One!” President Wilson, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) November 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
Loanagrams, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
Military and Naval Medals, (ar) The Captain #236, November 1918
The Ministry of Information: Its Organisation and Work, (ar) The Windsor Magazine November 1918
My Triumph Over Fears That Cost Me $10,000 a Year, (ar) The American Magazine November 1918
The New Kingdom of Hedjaz, (pi) Munsey’s Magazine November 1918
The Oath, (pm) The American Jewish Chronicle November 1918
The Old-Time Trackman’s Tribute, (pm) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
On Our Only Golf Railroad, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
Our Disabled Soldiers, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) November 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
A Painter of Air-Battles, (ar) The Strand Magazine November 1918 [Ref. Henri Farré]
The Play of the Month: The Law Divine, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) November 1918
The Railroad Man’s Opportunity, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
The R.B.A., (ar) Colour November 1918
The Red Cross Call, (pm) The Tryout November 1918
The Six Ways of Lion Hunting, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper November 1918
A Slant at Government Control, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
Snatched from the Mail-Crane, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
“Soldier Boy!”, (th) The London Magazine November 1918
Soldiers’ Service Department, (cl) Short Stories November 1918, etc.
Some of My Experiences with “Bootlickers”, (ar) The American Magazine November 1918
The Soul and the Drunkard, (ar) McClure’s Magazine November 1918
Speaking—As Everybody Is—of Taxes, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
Thanksgiving, (pm) The Tryout November 1918
Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree, (hu) Everybody’s Magazine November 1918
Waste Not: Want Not, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) November 1918 (by Frank Harris ,[?])
When the Hun Goes Back, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
Who Am I?, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine November 1918
The Wild and Wooly Inventor, (cl) The Captain #236, November 1918
[frontispiece], (fp) To-Day November 1918
[photography], (pt) Boys’ Life November 1918
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine November 1918
[photography], (pt) The Red Book Magazine November 1918
Bottle in Tree, (ms) Mystery Magazine #26, December 1 1918
Plan to Tap the Earth’s Interior for Heat, (ms) Mystery Magazine #26, December 1 1918
Prehistoric Weapons of Meteoric Age, (ms) Mystery Magazine #26, December 1 1918
Superstitions of the Sea, (ms) Mystery Magazine #26, December 1 1918
Wages and Hours in Japan, (ms) Mystery Magazine #26, December 1 1918
Life in a Senior O. T. C., (ar) Chums December 7 1918
Motor Launch v. Zeppelin, (il) Chums December 7 1918
Sand-of Two Kinds, (ss) Chicago Ledger December 7 1918
Dentists as Insanity Experts, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
Ethics of Juvenile Delinquency, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
Excessive Cases of Insanity, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
Fearful Eliza, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
Generous Convicts, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
Inebriates in New York, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
Junior Policemen of New York, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
Law Versus Wealth, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
An Unusual Roman Custom, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
What Convicts’ Food Costs, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 10 1918
The Inconsistency of Dad, (vi) Chicago Ledger December 14 1918
The Land-Seekers, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 14 1918
Recruits in a Senior O. T. C., (ar) Chums December 14 1918
Curious Pavements, (ms) Mystery Magazine #27, December 15 1918
Rivers Disappear in Mysterious Manner, (ms) Mystery Magazine #27, December 15 1918
Sacred Cats Bring $15 a Ton, (ms) Mystery Magazine #27, December 15 1918
The Seal Used on Our Paper Money, (ms) Mystery Magazine #27, December 15 1918
Tools Named After Animals, (ms) Mystery Magazine #27, December 15 1918
Does Anybody Understand Music?, (vi) Chicago Ledger December 21 1918
The Trained Cadet in a Senior O. T. C., (ar) Chums December 21 1918
Five-Thousand-Dollar Seizure in Opium, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918
The Medieval Brank or Shame Mask, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918
Paraffin Marking for Criminals, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918
Punishing Women for Capital Offenses, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918
Size of Prison Cells, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918
Stolen Goods, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918, etc.
Theories About Lost Identity, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918
The Third-Degree Controversy, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918
Three Objects of Imprisonment, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 24 1918
[photography], (pt) Land & Water December 26 1918
At the Sign of the Jolly Jack, (pm) The Bellman #650, December 28 1918
From Far Away, (pm) The Bellman #650, December 28 1918
Life in an Officers’ Cadet Battalion, (ar) Chums December 28 1918
The Trail of the Hun, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post December 28 1918
Waldo the Wonder-Man [Sexton Blake], (na) Union Jack Library December 28 1918 (by Edwy Searles Brooks)
Bank Robbers Blanked, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 31 1918
An Expert on Penology, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 31 1918
From Thief to British Spy, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 31 1918
Gummed Cane Gets Bills, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 31 1918
Identification by Palm and Foot Impressions, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 31 1918

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