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

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

The American Magazine [v89 #5, May 1920] (The Phillips Publishing Company, 25¢, 290pp, standard) [] (Full Text) Details supplied anonymously. 9 · Wanted: A Fool [Part 1 of 6] · Philip Curtiss · sl; illustrated by Norman Price 14 · The House of a Million Questions · Allison Gray · ar 16 · “Give Me the West!” · B. C. Forbes · ar 19 · The Highest Paid Newspaper Contributor in the World · Hugh S. Fullerton · bg [Ref. Bud Fisher] 19 · Seven Tips I Have Picked Up on the Way · Bud Fisher · ar 21 · Self-Boosters I Have Known · [uncredited] · ar 23 · Getting Even with Dulcie · Fannie Kilbourne · ss; illustrated by Leslie L. Benson 26 · Back to the Old Home Town · Ellis Parker Butler · ar; illustrated by Tony Sarg 28 · Fathers and Sons · Charles Magee Adams · ss; illustrated by J. Henry 31 · An Expert in Men’s Clothes · Keene Sumner · bg [Ref. John S. Capper] 32 · Men Are Not Vain—They Want to Be Comfortable · John S. Capper · ar 34 · To the Heights at 53 · Mary B. Mullett · ar 39 · Getting Your Second Wind in Business · Joseph French Johnson · ar 40 · The Bold Adventure of Jimmie the Watchmaker · Roy P. Churchill · ss; illustrated by Harry Townsend 42 · Sid Says. LIII. Don’t Try to Sell Opera Glasses to a Blind Man · [uncredited] · ms 43 · What People Want When They Come to Buy a Home · Ashton S. Tourison · ar 44 · Which Words Do You Use Most? · Fred C. Kelly · ar 49 · Mother Mason Gives Some Good Advice [Mason Family] · Bess Streeter Aldrich · ss; illustrated by F. Graham Cootes 52 · “They’re Just Like Us!” · Courtney Ryley Cooper · ar 55 · If You Want to Be Happy—Practice! · Dr. Frank Crane · ar 57 · Quick Work by Philip · R. L. Lurie · ss; illustrated by R. K. Ryland 59 · Are You Watching Your Blood Pressure? · Edwin F. Bowers, M.D. · ar 60 · The Biggest Thing I Have Learned in Business · Robert A. Long · ar 62 · Scattergood Moves to Adjourn [Scattergood Baines] · Clarence Budington Kelland · ss; illustrated by Paul Meylan 66 · Be Careful About Your Handwriting · Arthur S. Chapman · ar 69 · The Joys of Single Blessedness · [uncredited] · ar 70 · “Ain’t This the Darnedest World!” · L. H. Robbins · ss; illustrated by Arthur William Brown 74 · Queer Things People Get Insured For · Merle Crowell · ar 76 · Interesting People _76 · Wins Out in a New Line After 50 · Charles B. Driscoll · bg _77 · Read What Lincoln Said to This Man · H. O. Bishop · bg _78 · The Story of a Novel Bakery Shop · Trell W. Yocum · bg _80 · A Woman Coal Miner · Roy Jansen · bg 143 · The Kind of Friends Who Have Helped Me Most in Business · [uncredited] · ar 145 · The Employer Who Wasn’t Afraid to Tell the Truth · [uncredited] · ar 147 · The Most Wonderful Thing I Ever Knew an Animal to Do · The Readers · lt 288 · The Family’s Money · Various · cl

The American Magazine [v89 #6, June 1920] (The Phillips Publishing Company, 25¢, 272pp, standard) [] (Full Text) Details supplied anonymously. 11 · Stories of Winning and Losing in Wall Street · John Singleton · ar 14 · “Never Stop—Never Give Up!” · Edison Marshall · ss; illustrated by J. Henry 16 · The Fun of a Large Family · Tom Daly · ar 19 · Exactly Why Some Are Promoted—and Others Are Not · Frank B. Copley · ar 20 · Could You Live Alone Like Ed Burge? · Hugh S. Fullerton · ar 23 · Stealing Cleopatra’s Stuff · Fannie Kilbourne · ss; illustrated by Norman Rockwell 26 · How I Wrote 50,000 Jokes in 20 Years · Thomas L. Masson · ar 29 · The Devil Cat Meets Her Match · Henry P. Holt · ss; illustrated by Charles N. Sarka 32 · Good Health Largely a Matter of Will · Martin Edwards, M.D. · ar 34 · Business Is a Young Man’s Game · Charles W. Patterson · ar 37 · The Dear Old University of Hard Knocks · Guy Bates Post · ar 39 · The Jealousy of Mother McCurdy · Leslie Gordon Barnard · ss; illustrated by Clarence F. Underwood 42 · Have You Been Finger-Printed? · Mary B. Mullett · ar 46 · Paul and West Virginia [Alexander Hanley, Success Developer] · H. C. Witwer · ss; illustrated by Arthur William Brown 51 · “Side-line Johnny” · [uncredited] · ar 52 · The Most Wonderful Billiard Player in the World · Merle Crowell · ar 54 · Sid Says. LIV. Paddle Your Canoe—Watching the Other Fellow Won’t Carry You Up-Stream · [uncredited] · ms 55 · Ten Commandments for Salesmen · Dr. Frank Crane · ar 56 · Scattergood Meddles with the Dangerous Age [Scattergood Baines] · Clarence Budington Kelland · ss; illustrated by Paul Meylan 60 · Get to the Point! · Keene Sumner · ar 63 · Wanted: A Fool [Part 2 of 6] · Philip Curtiss · sl; illustrated by Norman Price 68 · How Much Time Do You Spend Turning Over Ducks? · Ellis Parker Butler · ar 70 · Dollars and Sense · Kay Cleaver Strahan · ss; illustrated by Clyde Squires 74 · Interesting People _74 · An Expert at Searching for Missing People—and Some of His Strange Experiences · Louis A. MacMahon · bg [Ref. J. Otis Swift] _76 · Invented a Washing Machine to Save His Mother’s Strength · James A. Thorson · bg _77 · A Newspaper Woman Who Has “Arrived” · Charles Hoyt · bg _77 · Says a Man Is a Fool if He Won’t Take a Chance on Himself and His Town · Betty Dishon · bg 145 · Where I Live—and Why I Like It · The Readers · lt 270 · The Family’s Money · Various · cl

The American Magazine [v90 #1, July 1920] (The Phillips Publishing Company, 25¢, 226pp, standard) [] (Full Text) Details supplied anonymously. 13 · What Fool thing Do You Do That Endangers Your Life? · Keene Sumner · ar 16 · “Gene” Grace—Whose Story Reads Like a Fairy Tale · B. C. Forbes · ar 19 · “Look Out for Your Husbands! Golf Is Coming!” · George Ade · ar 21 · The Man Who Hid Himself · Conrad Richter · ss; illustrated by Will Grefé 24 · Put the Stars to Work for You · Bruce Barton · ar 27 · Sid Says. LV. June Is a Good Month in Which to Get Rid of a Swelled Head · [uncredited] · ms 28 · Scattergood and the Prodigal Mother [Scattergood Baines] · Clarence Budington Kelland · ss; illustrated by Paul Meylan 32 · Good News for Stutterers and Other Defectives in Speech · Frank B. Copley · ar 34 · What We Have Learned from 6,000,000 Customers · Julius Rosenwald · ar 37 · The Seamy Side of Life Won’t Hurt You · Marjorie Rambeau · ar 39 · The Rev. Mr. Deering Sues His Congregation · Myra Sawhill · ss; illustrated by W. B. King 42 · A Digger for Facts Will Outstrip a “Guessing Genius” · Merle Crowell · ar 44 · Wannie—and Her Heart’s Desire · Agnes Mary Brownell · ss; illustrated by E. F. Ward 47 · Habits Are Safer Than Rules · Dr. Frank Crane · ar 49 · Why They Called Her “Little Ireland” · Leslie Gordon Barnard · ss; illustrated by Clarence F. Underwood 52 · Which Is Your Favorite Wild Animal? · Samuel A. Derieux · ar 57 · Wanted: A Fool [Part 3 of 6] · Philip Curtiss · sl; illustrated by Norman Price 60 · Would You “Fall for” the Advertisement Printed Below? · Albert Sidney Gregg · ar 62 · Now Wasn’t That Just Like Father! · Frank Hurburt O’Hara · ss; illustrated by C. Clyde Squires 66 · How the World Looks to a Short Man · J. Frank Davis · ar 68 · Ellen of Troy [Alexander Hanley, Success Developer] · H. C. Witwer · ss; illustrated by Arthur William Brown 72 · Interesting People _72 · The Builder of a Great Sea Wall · A. M. Corrigan · bg _73 · A Woman Stenographer—Now a Banker · Vonnie M. Griffith · bg _74 · A Man Who Is Liked by Boys · William F. McDermott · bg _75 · A Lawyer Who Saw His Opportunity When It Came · Albert Sidney Gregg · bg _76 · An Independent Laborer—Thanks to Horseradish · William Bruce Hart · bg 131 · The Biggest Thing I Ever Learned—and Who Taught It to Me · The Readers · lt 224 · The Family’s Money · Various · cl

The American Magazine [v90 #2, August 1920] (The Phillips Publishing Company, 25¢, 220pp, standard) [] (Full Text) Details supplied anonymously. 15 · I Saw Lincoln Shot! · William J. Ferguson · ar 16 · Ferguson—Who Saw the Greatest Murder in Modern History · Merle Crowell · ar 19 · How to Study the Signs of Business · B. C. Forbes · iv [Ref. Clarence W. Barron] 21 · Babs and the Little Gray Man · Florence Ryerson · ss; illustrated by Clarence F. Underwood 24 · Why I Never Hire Women Under Thirty · [uncredited] · ar 26 · A Great Preacher with a Wonderful Memory · Thane Wilson · ar 28 · “Last Night, When You Kissed Blanche Thompson—” [Mason Family] · Bess Streeter Aldrich · ss; illustrated by R. M. Crampton 31 · Keep Moving! · Dudley A. Sargent, M.D. · ar 32 · Exercises for Folks Who Lead a Sedentary Life · [uncredited] · ar 34 · Speaking of the Weather · Henry J. Cox · ar 36 · Bucking the Forces of Old Mother Nature · [uncredited] · pi 39 · The More People You Can Direct—The More You Are Worth · John N. Willys · ar 40 · Scattergood Skims a Little Cream [Scattergood Baines] · Clarence Budington Kelland · ss; illustrated by Paul Meylan 44 · What a Big Candy Maker Has Found Out About Us Humans · Mary B. Mullett · ar 46 · The Most Accurate Man in the World · Bruce Barton · ar 48 · Sid Says. LVI. Mr. Almighty Dollar Looks Pretty Sick Just Now—but He’ll Convalesce · [uncredited] · ms 49 · Jim Culver Learns the Secret of Teamwork · Edwin Balmer · ss; illustrated by C. H. Taffs 52 · The Smartest Animals We Know · Samuel A. Derieux · ar 57 · A Blossom in Waste Places · Alice Garland Steele · ss; illustrated by Leslie L. Benson 60 · “Private Office—Entrance Next Door” · Frank B. Copley · ar 62 · The Answer to Joe Trice’s Prayer · Ann Goldsborough · ss; illustrated by John Coughlin 66 · Mother Davey—and Her Seven Sons · Albert Sidney Gregg · ar 69 · Wanted: A Fool [Part 4 of 6] · Philip Curtiss · sl; illustrated by Norman Price 72 · How It Feels to Have Been an Adopted Child · [uncredited] · ar 74 · Interesting People _74 · A Sick Man Who Refused to Give Up · Hazel Hope Spencer · bg _75 · A Young Woman Who Makes Brooms · Charles F. Danver · bg _76 · “Go to a Little Town,” Says This Editor · Willard Kiplinger · bg _77 · An Ingenious Photographer of Birds · E. E. Moise · bg [Ref. Stanley Clisby Arthur] 142 · What I Want in My House · The Readers · lt 148 · An Interesting Letter from a Great Billiard Player · George F. Slosson · lt 183 · The Troubles of a Hotel Man · [uncredited] · ar 184 · Blunders of Salesmen · [uncredited] · ar 220 · The Family’s Money · Various · cl