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Broom [July 1922] (standard) [] Issue partially indexed from The Standard Index of Short Stories by Francis J. Hannigan. · Sun Rises in Darkness · Robert M. Coates · ss · Princess Takes a Potion · John Chapin Mosher · ss

Broom [August 1922] (standard) [] Issue partially indexed from The Standard Index of Short Stories by Francis J. Hannigan. · At 125 Boulevard St, Germain · Benjamin Peret · ss · At the Doors · Boris Andreevich Vogau · ss

Broom [September 1922] (standard) [] Issue partially indexed from The Standard Index of Short Stories by Francis J. Hannigan. · Battle of Flowers · Jean Albert · ss · Vitrion · Elie Ehrenbourg · ss

Broom [November 1922] (standard) [] Issue partially indexed from The Standard Index of Short Stories by Francis J. Hannigan. · Vflien All Is Ended · Louis Aragon · ss

Broom [December 1922] (standard) [] Issue partially indexed from The Standard Index of Short Stories by Francis J. Hannigan. · Cosmic Theatre · Paul Scheerbart · ss

Broom [January 1923] (standard) [] Issue partially indexed from The Standard Index of Short Stories by Francis J. Hannigan. · My Dear Mrs. Wurtelbach · Kenneth Burke · ss · Nigger · Margaret Evans · ss · Fugitives · Charles Galwey · ss · House of Conover · Robert Alden Sanborn · ss

Broom [February 1923] (standard) [] Issue partially indexed from The Standard Index of Short Stories by Francis J. Hannigan. · Song of the Whip · Carleton Beals · ss · Kid · Vsevolod Ivanov · ss · Transformations · Richard Huelsenbeck · ss Broom February/March 1923

Broom [March 1923] (standard) [] Issue partially indexed from The Standard Index of Short Stories by Francis J. Hannigan. · Bottle of Lilac Perfume · Dorothy M. Hamilton · ss

Broom [August 1923] (standard) [] Issue partially indexed from The Standard Index of Short Stories by Francis J. Hannigan. · Snapshot of a Young Lady · Malcolm Cowley · ss · Kabnis · Jean Toomer · ss Broom August/September 1923

Broom [September 1923] (standard) [] Issue partially indexed from The Standard Index of Short Stories by Francis J. Hannigan. · In the Orchard · Virginia Woolf · ss The Criterion April 1923

Broom [October 1923] (standard) [] Issue partially indexed from The Standard Index of Short Stories by Francis J. Hannigan. · Black Wren · John Freeman · ss

Broom [November 1923] (standard) [] Issue partially indexed from The Standard Index of Short Stories by Francis J. Hannigan. · Extra · Louis Aragon · ss · Hesperldes · Slater Brown · ss · Awful Storming Fire · Charles L. Durboraw · ss

The Brown Book of Boston   (about) Ran from vol. 1 no. 1 (May 1900) to vol. 11 no. 1 (May 1905). It merged into Modern Women after that.

The Brown Book of Boston [v2 #4, February 1901] (The Bernard-Richards Co., Ltd., 10¢) [] Details supplied by John Locke from Table of Contents. 197 · The Herr Doctor [Part ? of ?] · Robert MacDonald · sl; illustrated by R. Emmett Owen 198 · The Man Behind the Plow · Misc. · pm 199 · Our Lady of Dreams · Winthrop Packard · pm; illustrated by Charles E. Heil 202 · At the End of the City · George Kibbe Turner · ss; illustrated by R. Emmett Owen 204 · The Joke That Failed · Maitland LeRoy Osborne · ss; illustrated by W. Herbert Dunton 206 · To My Violin · Mary Louise Wilder · pm; illustrated by H. W. Colby 207 · The Lady of Fairview · Julia Truitt Bishop · ss; illustrated by Ernest Fosbery · For the Little Brown Bookers: _214 · A Valentine Story · Grace Russell · vi; illustrated by Clara E. Atwood _214 · Unobservatory · Abbie Farwell Brown · pm; illustrated by Clara E. Atwood _214 · The Life and Adventures of a Learned Lass · Clara E. Atwood · vi; illustrated by Clara E. Atwood

The Brown Book of Boston [v3 #4, August 1901] (The Bernard-Richards Co., Ltd., 10¢) [] Details supplied by John Locke from Table of Contents. 87 · Two Roads · Ella Wheeler Wilcox · pm; illustrated by Charles E. Heil 88 · An American Peer · Marguerite Tracy · ss; illustrated by Louise W. Jackson 89 · Rosemary for Remembrance · Myrtle Reed · pm; illustrated by Albert F. Schmitt 90 · When the Chinook Struck Fairfield [Part 3 of ?] · Henry Wallace Phillips · sl; illustrated by Ernest Fosbery 92 · The Courting of Matilda Green · F. Warner Robinson · ss; illustrated by W. Herbert Dunton 95 · The Pete and Polly Stories: 3. · Carolyn Wells · ss; illustrated by Clara E. Atwood · For the Little Brown Bookers: _98 · The Downfall of George · Temple Bailey · vi _98 · Admiral Pickle · Theodosia Garrison · vi _99 · Geography · Abbie Farwell Brown · vi _99 · He, She and It · Clara E. Atwood · vi _99 · The Life and Adventures of a Learned Lass: 4. · Clara E. Atwood · vi

The Brown Book of Boston [v3 #5, September 1901] (Bernard-Richards Co., Ltd., 10¢, 28pp, tabloid) [] Details supplied by Mike Ward. 107 · When the Chinook Struck Fairfield [Part 4 of ?] · Henry Wallace Phillips · sl; illustrated by Ernest Fosbery 109 · The Great Siberian Railway · Peter MacQueen · ar; illustrated by W. Herbert Dunton 110 · A Legal Cupid · Barrington Kidd · ss; illustrated by Clara E. Atwood 111 · The Dedication of St. Swithin’s · Albert Lee · ss; illustrated by R. Emmett Owen 113 · The Magic of Point Lace · Waldon Fawcett · ar; illustrated by photos 114 · Florida in Pennsylvania · Charles Battell Loomis · ar 115 · Editorials · The Editor · ed 116 · The September Photograph Contest · [unknown artist] · pi; illustrated with reproductions of the prize winners. 118 · For the Little Brown Bookers / For His School and Country · Harriet E. Hawley · vi; illustrated by Clara E. Atwood 119 · For the Little Brown Bookers / Life and Adventures of a Learned Lass, V · Clara E. Atwood · vi 120 · Bread on the Waters · Analusia Barnard · ss; illustrated by C. Victor Stearns 121 · The Pete and Polly Stories—Part IV · Carolyn Wells · ss; illustrated by Clara E. Atwood 123 · A Summer Bungalow for $500 · Frank T. Lent · ar; illustrated with plans by the Architect. 125 · Fashionable Novelties · Mabel Beard · ar 126 · The Housewife and the Market Basket / The Fall Canning · Cynthia Newcomb · cl

The Brown Book of Boston [v4 #1, November 1901] (The Bernard-Richards Co., Ltd., 10¢, cover by G. W. Picknell) [] Details supplied by John Locke from Table of Contents. 3 · The Story of “Bud’s” First Run · Maitland LeRoy Osborne · ss; illustrated by R. Emmett Owen 5 · Autumn · Theodosia Garrison · pm; illustrated by Walter L. Greene 6 · Song of Thanksgiving · J. Franklin Booth · pm 8 · Here and There in the Chinatown of San Francisco · Mabel Clare Craft · ia 13 · The Taming of Sam Slosson · William MacLeod Raine · ss 13 · The Dream Man · Eben E. Rexford · pm; illustrated by Albert Prentice Button 14 · The Great Hartsock Boom · Ellis Parker Butler · ss; illustrated by W. Herbert Dunton 24 · The Pete and Polly Stories: 7. · Carolyn Wells · ss; illustrated by Clara E. Atwood · For the Little Brown Bookers: _23 · The Turkey Fred · Grace A. Pepe · vi; illustrated by Clara E. Atwood _23 · The First White Bear · Carolyn Wells · pm; illustrated by Clara E. Atwood _23 · Shining Things for Shining Money · Caroline F. Needham · pm; illustrated by Clara E. Atwood _23 · The Life and Adventures of a Learned Lass: 7. · Clara E. Atwood · vi; illustrated by Clara E. Atwood

The Brown Book of Boston [Volume V Number 2, June 1902] (39-70pp, 14.5″ x 11.25″) [] Details supplied by Bart Nyberg. · Ho! for the Days of June · Myrtle Reed · pm · Earning Money in College · Daniel Day Walton, Jr. · ar · Mistress June · Edwin L. Sabin · pm · American Women at the Coronation (Edward VII) · Waldon Fawcett · ar · The Outcast of Sweet Briar Gulch [Part 1 of ?] · Henry Wallace Phillips · sl; subtitled “The Romance of a Western Mine”. · To Myrtilla Who Is About to Cross the Blue Atlantic · Ellen Watson · ar · An American Girl in London · Ethel Shackelford · ss · When They Were in Love · Rayah D. Cuthbert · ar · What Happened in the Ninth Inning · Ralph Henry Barbour · ss; subtitled “A College Baseball Story”. · Home-Made Culture for Girls · Heloise E. Hersey · ar · Keep to Your Orbit · Ella Wheeler Wilcox · pm · Political England of Today · Edwin D. Mead · ar · Postal Progress in America · [uncredited] · ms · The People Who Are Passing · [uncredited] · ms; short pieces on Whitelaw Reid, Jacob Riis, others. · Class Day Features at Different Colleges · Various · pt · The Monthly Photographic Contest · Various · pt · Editorial Page · Arthur Winslow Tarbell · ed · The Brown Book’s Cartoon Contest · [uncredited] · ms · Collars, Revers and Yokes · Evelyn Parsons · ar · Children’s Diseases · Gertrude Davidson · ss · For the Little Brown Bookers: Philip’s “Run” to Putnam · Grace A. Pope · ss · Stories of American Heroes for Boys and Girls: Fourth Story—Dolly Madison · Pauline Carrington Bouve · ss · Domestic Topics: The Maiden and Her Chest · Carroll W. Rankin · cl · Domestic Topics: Substitutes for Expensive Meat · George H. Fisher · cl · A Clearing House for Good Ideas · Rachel Emerson · ar · Fencing for Women · Winifred Percival · ar · Random Notes on the World’s Work · [uncredited] · ms · Children’s Fashions · Mabel Beard · ar · Law Column · Howard Whitmore · ar

The Brown Book of Boston [v7 #3, July 1903] (Richards Publishing Co. Ltd., 10¢, 28pp, tabloid) [] A women’s magazine, clearly, and a good example of a 19th-century story paper on its way to become a 20th-century big slick. Although a monthly, it’s in “weekly” format: large of size, saddle-stitched, pretty much exactly the same dimensions as later issues of The Saturday Evening Post and Collier’s. A two-colour cover, predominantly green, with a Gibson Girl-type young lady on the front. Quite thin—28 pages, including cover (but, then, I haven’t seen any examples of the S.E.P. and Collier’s from as early as 1903, and it’s possible they weren’t much thicker at that time). Published from Boston by the Richards Publishing Co. Ltd. Quite a number of articles, and lots of black- and-white illustrations. Print small, but otherwise nicely produced. The most familiar name in the contents list is Ellis Parker Butler, who has a short humorous article called “The Windiest Corner in the World” (about the gusts of wind caused by the Flatiron Building—New York’s first skyscraper?). I suspect this is a magazine which ceased publication within a few years of 1903, unable to compete with the S.E.P. and Collier’s, but I may be wrong. Only fiction listed. Details supplied by David Pringle. · At the Sign of the Teacup · Temple Bailey · ss · Mrs. Casey at the Euchre Party · Irene S. Capwell · ss · Unlimited Tonnage · M. Kingsbury Scott · ss · Tommy’s First Sweetheart · Lois A. Oldham · ss

The Brown Book of Boston [v8 #5, March 1904] (The Richards Publishing Co., Ltd., 10¢, cover by Louise W. Jackson) [] Details supplied by John Locke from Table of Contents. 147 · In the Garden of Youth · Arthur G. Learned · il 148 · The Dower-Chest of Ann Ponsford · V. L. Siberrad · ss; illustrated by Frank T. Merrill 152 · Jack Baylis, Sky-Pilot Pro Tem · Dr. Henry C. Rowland · ss; illustrated by A. G. Learned

Brunette   (about)

Brunette [v1 #3, 1961] ed. Douglas Averill (Brunette Publications, $1.00, 80pp) [] 4 · Mr. Blue · E. M. Adair · ss 8 · Brunette Rhapsody · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Patrice Webber. 14 · Brunettes Are Better in Bed · Tony Spender · ar 16 · Brunette Mistress · Mark Foreman · ss 19 · Triple Treat · [uncredited] · pi; featuring the Selko Sisters. 26 · Frolicking Susan · G. Tyler · ss 27 · 7 Reasons Why Males Prefer Brunettes · L. Maddock · ar 31 · Notes on Bagging the Brunette Bombshell · [uncredited] · ar 34 · Barely Brunette · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Janet Raft. 42 · Garman’s Problems · Joe Kinney · ss 46 · Premier Performance · Johnathon Chadwick · ss 56 · A Raven in the Sun · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Sally Levine. 56 · Black Magic · G. Tyler · ar 59 · Black Hearted Brunette · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Paula Potter. 64 · To a Lonely Brunette · [uncredited] · ar 66 · Blonde for Contrast · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Marcia Bailey. 74 · Dark Deception · [uncredited] · pi; featuring Ginger Checker.