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Putnam’s Monthly & The Reader [Volume IV No. 3, June 1908] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Subtitled “A Magazine of Literature, Art and Life”. Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at HathiTrust or Google Books. 258 · William Howard Taft · W. D. Paddock · il 259 · The Romance of the Great Lakes III.—Passenger Traffic and Summer Life · James Oliver Curwood · ar; previous parts had appeared in the Jan and Feb 1908 issues of The Reader. 273 · Judith of the Cumberlands [Part 1 of 6] · Alice MacGowan · sl; illustrated by George Wright 285 · Books and the Man · S. Weir Mitchell · pm The Proceedings of the Charaka Club: Volume II, William Wood and Company, 1906 [Ref. William Osler] read to the Charaka Club, March 4, 1905. 287 · McCartney · Hugh Molleson Foster · ss; illustrated by Clinton Balmer 291 · A Fronting of Fates · C. R. Bacon · ss; illustrated by C. B. Falls 301 · In Praise of Portraiture · Richard Watson Gilder · pm [Ref. Cecilia Beaux]; “address in verse” introducing a U of Pennsylvania honorary degree for the artist Cecilia Beaux. 305 · Reminiscences of a Franco-American No. III. Madame Pauline Viardot, née Garcia · Jeanne Mairet · bg [Ref. Pauline Viardot]; not so stated, but presumably previous parts had appeared in The Reader prior to merger. 311 · An Eye for an Eye · John Albemarle · ss 319 · The House Dignified: Its Design, Its Arrangement, and Its Decoration IX. Fireplaces · Lillie Hamilton French · ar 328 · A Foreign Tour at Home [Part 4 of 8] · Henry Holt · ar 336 · At Large XII. The Love of God · A. C. Benson · ar The Cornhill Magazine June 1908 343 · What We Put Up With · Anna A. Rogers · ar 348 · In the Moonlight of Picardy · Frank Waller Allen · ss 352 · Yours in Confidence IV.—Kate’s Wedding · Jane Clifford · ss; illustrated by William J. Glackens; the first three stories of this series appeared in The Reader. 357 · Edmund Clarence Stedman · H. W. Boynton · bg [Ref. Edmund Clarence Stedman] 361 · Edmund Clarence Stedman · William Cleaver Wilkinson · pm 362 · Some Women of France · Emily James Putnam · br 367 · Idle Notes · An Idle Reader · br 369 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 384 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Monthly & The Reader [Volume IV No. 4, July 1908] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Subtitled “A Magazine of Literature, Art and Life”. Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at HathiTrust or Google Books. 386 · William Dean Howells · W. D. Paddock · il 386 · Napoleon’s Return from St. Helena · Katherine Prescott Wormeley · ar The Cornhill Magazine July 1908; “An Eye-Witness’s Account of a Memorable Event”. 394 · A New Italian Novelist · Maria Pastore Mucchi · bg [Ref. Sibilla Aleramo]; “Sibilla Aleramo and Her Story of ”A Woman“”. 398 · Judith of the Cumberlands [Part 2 of 6] · Alice MacGowan · sl; illustrated by George Wright 410 · America in the Orient · Day Allen Willey · ar; “A Word Concerning Our Neglected Opportunities”. 415 · A Foreign Tour at Home [Part 5 of 8] · Henry Holt · ar 424 · The Romance of the Great Lakes IV.—What the Ships Carry. Part II · James Oliver Curwood · ar 436 · A Problem for Two · Elliott Flower · ss 442 · Mr. Howells’s Way of Saying Things · Edith M. Thomas · ar [Ref. William Dean Howells] 447 · A Song and a Dance · Jane Dalziel Wood · ss; illustrated by C. Clyde Squires 456 · The House Dignified: Its Design, Its Arrangement, and Its Decoration X. Some Important Details · Lillie Hamilton French · ar 464 · The Heart of a Geisha [Part 1 of 2] · Mrs. Hugh Fraser · nv; illustrated by Ludvig Holberg 473 · Deciding About a New Author · Gerald Stanley Lee · ar 475 · How We Elected the Old Man · Edward Salisbury Field · ss; illustrated by Arthur G. Dove 481 · The End of a Philosophy · Charlotte Watson · ss 489 · Empire-Building · Montgomery Schuyler · br 494 · Idle Notes · An Idle Reader · br 497 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 512 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Monthly & The Reader [Volume IV No. 5, August 1908] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Subtitled “A Magazine of Literature, Art and Life”. Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at HathiTrust or Google Books. 514 · James, Cardinal Gibbons · W. D. Paddock · il 515 · Cardinal Gibbons Forty Years Ago · Day Allen Willey · bg [Ref. Cardinal Gibbons]; “The Work of a Zealous Young Bishop in North Carolina”. 523 · A Foreign Tour at Home [Part 6 of 8] · Henry Holt · ar 530 · The Heart of a Geisha [Part 2 of 2] · Mrs. Hugh Fraser · nv; illustrated by Ludvig Holberg 539 · The Kalsomining of Dakota Sam · Arthur Stringer · ss; illustrated by Arthur G. Dove 546 · The Sonnet · Clinton Scollard · pm 547 · Skyland in the Andes · Marrion Wilcox · ar 558 · Less Than Kin [Part 1 of 5] · Alice Duer Miller · nv; illustrated by M. J. Spero 569 · Augustus Saint-Gaudens · George B. McClellan, LL.D. · bg [Ref. Augustus Saint-Gaudens] 573 · Rose Song · Robert Loveman · pm 574 · Sherwell’s Holiday · Albert Kinross · ss The Pall Mall Magazine August 1908; illustrated by Robert Edwards 582 · All Cats Look Black at Night · Anne Warner · ss; illustrated by William J. Glackens; ghostly hints, all explained away in the light of day. 590 · Judith of the Cumberlands [Part 3 of 6] · Alice MacGowan · sl; illustrated by George Wright 601 · The Great Lakes V.—The Romance and Tragedy of the Inland Seas · James Oliver Curwood · ar; previous parts were under series title: The Romance of the Great Lakes. 610 · An Error of Judgment · Elliott Flower · ss 616 · A Half-Dozen Problem Novels · Elisabeth Luther Cary · br 619 · Fiction in Lighter Vein · Charlotte Harwood · br 623 · Idle Notes · An Idle Fellow · br 625 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 640 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Monthly & The Reader [Volume IV No. 6, September 1908] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Subtitled “A Magazine of Literature, Art and Life”. Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at HathiTrust or Google Books. 642 · President Theodore Roosevelt · W. D. Paddock · il 643 · The Great Lakes VI.—Buffalo and Duluth: The Alpha and Omega of the Lakes · James Oliver Curwood · ar 655 · Before the Dawn · Florence Earle Coates · pm 656 · “You’d Scarce Expect One of My Age…” · Will Vawter · il 657 · The Mermaid · Willis Boyd Allen · vi; illustrated by Clinton Balmer; fantastic; mermaid rescues human infant. 659 · Roosevelt the Athlete · Allen Day · ar [Ref. Theodore Roosevelt]; “The President’s Devotion to Physical Culture”. 664 · The Greek Signorina and Her ’Usband, Sir Thomas Hatkins, R.N. · Grant Showerman · ss 671 · To Stevenson—of Some Critics · Grace Hazard Conkling · pm 672 · Some Eighteenth-Century Engravings · [uncredited] · ar 680 · The Clam-Digger · Allan Updegraff · pm 681 · A Foreign Tour at Home [Part 7 of 8] · Henry Holt · ar 689 · La Conquistadora · Eugene P. Lyle, Jr. · ss 695 · The Necessary Melancholy of Bachelors · Edward K. Graham · ar; illustrated by Josephine A. Meyer 698 · Judith of the Cumberlands [Part 4 of 6] · Alice MacGowan · sl; illustrated by George Wright 707 · Two Portraits of Walt Whitman · Annie Nathan Meyer · ar [Ref. Walt Whitman] 711 · The Grinding of the Wheels · Marie Louise Goetchius · ss 717 · De Hobbilty-Goblin · Rosalie Arthur · pm 718 · Canada’s Poet-Laureate · Alberta Wolhaupler · bg [Ref. Louis-Honoré Fréchette] 719 · Peggy O’Neill and General Jackson · W. A. Croffut · bg [Ref. Peggy O’Neill & Andrew Jackson]; “A Washington Belle Who Caused a Cabinet to Fall”. 726 · Yours in Confidence V.—The Shame of Mrs. Clinton · Jane Clifford · ss; illustrated by J. R. Shaver 731 · Love Lies in Thy Secret Soul · Edna Kingsley Wallace · pm 732 · Less Than Kin [Part 2 of 5] · Alice Duer Miller · nv; illustrated by M. J. Spero 744 · Fresh Woods and Pastures New · A. I. du Pont Coleman · br 749 · Idle Notes · An Idle Reader · br 753 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 768 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Monthly & The Reader [Volume V No. 1, October 1908] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Subtitled “A Magazine of Literature, Art and Life”. Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at HathiTrust or Google Books. 2 · Thomas Wentworth Higginson · Amy Otis · il 3 · Nero as Artist and Engineer · Rodolfo Lanciani · bg [Ref. Nero]; “A Daring Builder and Discriminating Collector”. 13 · William H. Taft: The Peacemaker of the Philippines · Charles A. Conant · bg [Ref. William H. Taft] 19 · The Rulers of East and West · Joseph Conrad · ar The Pall Mall Magazine May 1905 (+1) 23 · To-Morrow’s Land · Roscoe Gilmore Stott · pm 24 · The Wedding-Present Problem · Anne Warner · ss Cassell’s Magazine October 1908; illustrated by William J. Glackens 28 · The Fellowship of Friends · Caroline Duer · ss; illustrated by Robert Edwards 35 · Winning an Empire · James Oliver Curwood · ar 44 · Farragut at Port Hudson · Loyall Farragut · ar [Ref. David Farragut] 53 · Emerson’s “Foot-Note Person” · Thomas Wentworth Higginson · ar [Ref. Ralph Waldo Emerson] 58 · The Untended Rose-Tree · Eugene C. Dolson · pm 59 · The Villa of Jove · Arthur Colton · ar; illustrated by Eliot T. Putnam 66 · A Foreign Tour at Home [Part 8 of 8] · Henry Holt · ar 75 · Genius · Mrs. N. B. Morange · pm 76 · Judith of the Cumberlands [Part 5 of 6] · Alice MacGowan · sl; illustrated by George Wright 87 · The Rubicon · William Winter · pm 88 · The Professor’s Awakening · Don Marquis · ss; illustrated by John C. Vondrous 97 · The Parting · Louise Driscoll · pm 98 · Less Than Kin [Part 3 of 5] · Alice Duer Miller · nv; illustrated by M. J. Spero 107 · Democracy and the Main Chance · H. W. Boynton · ar 113 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 128 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Monthly & The Reader [Volume V No. 2, November 1908] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Subtitled “A Magazine of Literature, Art and Life”. Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at HathiTrust or Google Books. 130 · Andrew Carnegie · W. D. Paddock · il 131 · The City of Dreadful Height · Joseph B. Gilder · ar; about New York city skyscrapers. 144 · Breakheart Farm · Basil King · ss; illustrated by Robert Edwards 152 · Judith of the Cumberlands [Part 6 of 6] · Alice MacGowan · sl; illustrated by George Wright 163 · Letters of Walt Whitman to His Mother and an Old Friend · Walt Whitman · lt 170 · Mademoiselle Genée · Emily M. Burbank · bg [Ref. Mademoiselle Genée]; “The Danish Dancer Who Revives Memories of Taglioni”. 174 · Aldrich · Frank Dempster Sherman · pm 175 · Between Alpha and Omega · Herbert Quick · ss; illustrated by Hanson Booth 183 · The London “Times” and the American Civil War · George Haven Putnam · ar [Ref. John Delane] 192 · Panama and the Canal · Hugh C. Weir · ar; “The Civilization-Builders at Work”. 202 · The Intelligent Music-Lover Self-Revealed · Annie Nathan Meyer · ar 203 · A Woman to Her Hand-Mirror · Harold S. Symmes · pm 204 · A Foreign Tour at Home: A Postscript · Henry Holt · ar 207 · Less Than Kin [Part 4 of 5] · Alice Duer Miller · nv; illustrated by M. J. Spero 216 · A Plea for Critics · Eugene Wendell Harter · ar 220 · The Branded · Roscoe Gilmore Stott · pm 221 · Yours in Confidence VI.—Mrs. Dowe Congratulates the Happy Pair · Jane Clifford · ss; illustrated by William J. Glackens 225 · More of More · Charles Battell Loomis · ar [Ref. Ruyter Little More] 227 · An Illustrated Argument · Elliott Flower · ss 233 · Problems of the Past and Present · Charles De Kay · br 237 · A Dream-Child · Don Marquis · pm 238 · Idle Thoughts · An Idle Reader · br 241 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 256 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Monthly & The Reader [Volume V No. 3, December 1908] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Subtitled “A Magazine of Literature, Art and Life”. Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at HathiTrust or Google Books. fps. · The Rainbow at Sea · Lee Schwarz · fp 257 · The Rainbow at Sea · Edith M. Thomas · pm 258 · On the Morning of Christ’s Nativity · John Milton · pm Poems of Mr. John Milton by John Milton, Humphrey Moseley, 1645 259 · Bulgaria: A Nation Reborn · Arthur D. Howden Smith · ar 269 · Guglielmo Ferrero: The New Historian of Rome · Sibilla Aleramo · bg [Ref. Guglielmo Ferrero] 274 · A Son of Sorrow · Effie Smith · ss 280 · Yours in Confidence VII.—Mrs. Dowe Displays Tact and Discretion · Jane Clifford · ss; illustrated by J. R. Shaver 286 · Progress at Panama · Hugh C. Weir · ar; “How the Canal Builders ”Make the ’Dirt’ Fly“”. 294 · An American Oberammergau · Harlan I. Smith · ar; “The Passion Play by American Indians”. 305 · Her Woolly Lamb · Edward Salisbury Field · ss; illustrated by C. Clyde Squires 310 · Less Than Kin [Part 5 of 5] · Alice Duer Miller · nv 320 · A Christmas Gift · Don Marquis · pm 321 · The Milton Tercenenary · Wilfred Whitten · bg [Ref. John Milton] 334 · Benignant Death · Effie Smith · pm 335 · The Shadow of the Trees · Clare Benedict · ss; illustrated by H. A. Mathes 344 · ’Lijy · Jeannette L. Gilder · ss; illustrated by Hanson Booth 352 · Shattered Idylls [Part 1 of 2] · Antonio Fogazzaro; translated by George Marvin Griffith · nv; illustrated by J. W. Robson translated from the Italian. 360 · As Europe Sees Us · Emily James Putnam · br 365 · A Christmas Star · Eugene C. Dolson · pm 366 · Idle Notes · An Idle Reader · br 369 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 384 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Monthly & The Reader [Volume V No. 4, January 1909] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Subtitled “A Magazine of Literature, Art and Life”. Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at HathiTrust or Google Books. 387 · The Call of the Car · Minna Irving · ar 398 · The Romance of Panama · Hugh C. Weir · ar; “Remains and Reminiscences of Past Centuries”. 406 · Shattered Idylls [Part 2 of 2] · Antonio Fogazzaro; translated by George Marvin Griffith · nv; illustrated by J. W. Robson translated from the Italian. 415 · Where Love Dwelt in Shadow · Agnes Fales Strong · ss; illustrated by Clinton Balmer 419 · A New Year’s Rondeau (Exodus xv. 27) · Austin Dobson · pm The Cornhill Magazine January 1909 420 · Tropical Island, Town, and River · Marrion Wilcox · ar; about Taboga, in the Gulf of Panama. 432 · Edgar Allan Poe from an English Point of View · Norman Douglas · ar [Ref. Edgar Allan Poe] 438 · Poe as a Critic · Sherwin Cody · ar [Ref. Edgar Allan Poe] 440 · The Ikon of St. Demetrius · Arthur D. Howden Smith · ss 449 · Balzac in Britanny · W. H. Helm · ar; illustrated by Lex de Renault [Ref. Honore de Balzac] 456 · Americans in the Making · Day Allen Willey · ar; “New England’s Method of Assimilating the Alien”. 464 · When Thirst Held Sway · Keene Abbott · ss; illustrated by D. C. Hutchison 472 · Israel Zangwill · Clarence Rook · bg [Ref. Israel Zangwill] 475 · Yours in Confidence VIII.—Mrs. Dowe Entertains Miss Livingston of New York · Jane Clifford · ss; illustrated by William J. Glackens 481 · Isadora Duncan · Julia Ellsworth Ford · pm 482 · California Paradoxes · Frances Albert Doughty · ar 488 · Every Man in His Humor · H. W. Boynton · br 494 · Idle Notes · An Idle Reader · br 497 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 512 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

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Putnam’s Magazine [Volume V No. 5, February 1909] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Subtitled “A Magazine of Literature, Art and Life”. Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at HathiTrust or Google Books. 514 · A. Lincoln · S. M. Passett · pt 515 · Recollections of Lincoln · James Grant Wilson · bg [Ref. Abraham Lincoln] 530 · The American Diplomatic Service · Herbert H. D. Peirce · ar 536 · Lincoln’s Nomination as Seen by a Young Girl from New York · Mary King Clark · ar 538 · Yours in Confidence IX.—The Conquests of Sallie Potts · Jane Clifford · ss; illustrated by J. R. Shaver 544 · A California Psalm · Clarence Urmy · pm 546 · Poems · Richard Watson Gilder · gp _546 · Milton · Richard Watson Gilder · pm read at Columbia University, December 9, 1908. _547 · The Warrior-Priest · Richard Watson Gilder · pm read at the Meeting in Memory of Bishop H. C. Potter, at the Country Club, December 12, 1908. _547 · Shakespeare’s New Home · Richard Watson Gilder · pm read at the Laying of the Corner-Stone of the New Theater, New York, December 15, 1908. 549 · Some Recent Finds in Greek Marbles · Alice Rinaldi & Estelle M. Hurll · ar 552 · Arthur Upson · [uncredited] · ob [Ref. Arthur Upson] 553 · Explicit Carmina Illius Poetæ: Vale, Arthur Upson · Allan Updegraff · pm 554 · Out of the Storm · William Hope Hodgson · ss; illustrated by Percy Cowen 558 · Bunyan in Prison · Frank Preston Smart · pm [Ref. John Bunyan] 559 · Gwen’s Stranger · Lily A. Long · ss; illustrated by Robert Edwards 568 · New York at Table · Richard Duffy · ar 574 · The Broken Urn · Emma Bell Miles · ss; illustrated by Alden K. Dawson 581 · Sir Frederick Treves · Wilfred T. Grenfell · bg [Ref. Sir Frederick Treves]; “A Surgeon Who Happens to Be a Man of Genius”. 592 · The Orchestra Rivals · Elliott Flower & George L. Louis · ss 599 · Deserter-Hunting · John S. Wise · ar 603 · The Amalfian Cornice Road · Arthur Colton · ar; illustrated by Eliot T. Putnam 610 · The Making of a Doctor · Cornelia A. P. Comer · ss; “A Man Story”. 617 · Modernism in Art · Christian Brinton · ar 623 · Idle Notes · An Idle Reader · br 625 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 640 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Magazine [Volume V No. 6, March 1909] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Subtitled “A Magazine of Literature, Art and Life”. Details supplied by Denny Lien from an online copy at HathiTrust or Google Books. 643 · Gary, the Magic City · Elliott Flower · ar 654 · Two Musical Centenaries: Mendelssohn and Chopin in 1909 · Daniel Gregory Mason · ar [Ref. Mendelssohn & Chopin] 659 · “Corruption” in Ancient Rome and Its Counterpart in Modern History · Guglielmo Ferrero; translated by Frances Ferraro Lance · ar 670 · Recollections of Lincoln · James Grant Wilson · bg [Ref. Abraham Lincoln] 676 · A Medallic History of Lincoln · Montgomery Schuyler · ar [Ref. Abraham Lincoln] 682 · Winds o’March · Roscoe Gilmore Stott · pm 683 · A Stranger in New York · Elliott Flower · ss; illustrated by William J. Glackens 689 · Yours in Confidence0 X.—The Women of the South Rise to the Occasion · Jane Clifford · ss 694 · Prohibition in Georgia: Its Failure to Prevent Drinking in Atlanta and Other Cites · S. Mays Ball · ar 702 · Costa Rica: A Central American Republic That Is Peaceful and Prosperous · Henry Wellington Wack · ar 714 · The Child Spirit · Marie Louise Goetchius · ss; illustrated by H. J. Mowat 723 · Abraham Lincoln in 1854 · Horace White · bg [Ref. Abraham Lincoln] from an address delivered before the Illinois State Historical Association…January 30, 1908. 730 · The Pipe of Pan · Katharine Metcalf Roof · ss 738 · A Trip on a Great Lakes Freighter · James Oliver Curwood · ar 745 · The Drummer-Girl · Hulbert Footner · ss 753 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 768 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Magazine [Volume VI No. 1, April 1909] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 25¢, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 2 · Guglielmo Ferrero · [uncredited] · pt 3 · The History and Legend of Antony and Cleopatra · Guglielmo Ferrero; translated by Frances Lance Ferrero · ar 17 · Charles Darwin · Leonard Huxley · ar [Ref. Charles Darwin] 25 · A Chapter from Life · J. Walker McSpadden · ss 31 · Sicily: The Land of Unrest · Emily James Putnam · ar 41 · Chicago’s Renaissance · Martyn Johnson · ar; “An Old Italian Pageant in a New-World Setting”. 48 · The Wiving of Lance Cleaverage [Part 1 of 7] · Alice MacGowan · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards 60 · Let Me Enjoy · Thomas Hardy · pm The Cornhill Magazine April 1909; “Song: Minor Key”. 61 · In Sound of the Sea · Eleanor Seeleye · ss; illustrated by Louis A. Holman 73 · Men of the Wireless · Arthur D. Howden Smith · ar; “The Hurry Call of the Sea, and Those Who Send It”. 82 · Lawlessness · Charles W. Eliot · ar; “copyright 1909 by The Civic Forum”. 92 · A Good-for-Nothing Theory · Alice Dalziel Wood · ss; illustrated by Arthur William Brown 102 · “Omar” Fitzgerald · Henry D. Sedgwick · bg [Ref. Edward FitzGerald] 108 · Some Recent Books on Music · Daniel Gregory Mason · br 113 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 128 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Magazine [Volume VI No. 2, May 1909] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 131 · Three Significant Art Shows · Elisabeth Luther Cary · ar; “Sorolla, Zuloaga and the Modern Germans”. 148 · Julia Ward Howe · Florence Painter · bg [Ref. Julia Ward Howe] 156 · Curing Mr. Dobson · Ellis Parker Butler · ss; illustrated by Arthur G. Dove 167 · The Far Northwest and the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exhibition · Albert Wilhelm · ar 176 · The Wiving of Lance Cleaverage [Part 2 of 7] · Alice MacGowan · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards 187 · The Fire of Love · Maarten Maartens; translated by Wladyslaw T. Benda · ss 195 · The Flower of Remembrance · Eugene C. Dolson · pm 196 · The Jumping-Off Place · Albert Scott Cox · ar; illustrated by Albert Scott Cox 204 · The Fauns · Eden Phillpotts · pm The Pall Mall Magazine May 1909 206 · Jane Austen at Lyme Regis · Arthur C. Benson · bg [Ref. Jane Austen] 213 · The Fascination of London · Ford Madox Hueffer · ar 216 · Camping Above the Yosemite · Harriet Monroe · ar; “A Summer Outing with the Sierra Club”. 228 · A Sportsman’s Paradise · Day Allen Willey · ar; “East Africa’s Appeal to the Hunter of Big Game”. 233 · The Home-Coming of Evelina · Emma Bell Miles · ss 237 · Italy and the Book-Makes · Charlotte Harwood · ar 241 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 256 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Magazine [Volume VI No. 3, June 1909] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 259 · The Conquest of the Air · Count Zeppelin; translated by Robert Crozier Long · ar The Pall Mall Magazine June 1909 270 · The Air—Our True Highway · Lieutenant Frank P. Lahm · ar 280 · The Wiving of Lance Cleaverage [Part 3 of 7] · Alice MacGowan · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards 291 · The American Church on Trial [Part 1 of 2] · Hugh C. Weir · ar 297 · John Hay: The Making of a Great Diplomat · Charles W. Moores · bg [Ref. John Hay] 309 · The Judgment of Roxenie · Effie Smith · ss; illustrated by H. J. Mowat 317 · Swinburne · Don Marquis · pm 318 · Cleveland · Richard Watson Gilder · pm; read at the Memorial Meeting in Carnegie Hall, March 18, 1909. 320 · From West China to Central Park · Frits V. Holm, M.R.A.S. · ar; “How the Metropolitan Museum of Art Secured a Copy of the Nestorian Tablet”. 331 · Walt Whitman: The Last Phase · Elizabeth Leavitt Keller · bg [Ref. Walt Whitman]; the author was one of Whitman’s nurses during his last illness. 338 · Their Ideal Grandmother · Anne Warner · ss 341 · The Death-Mask of Napoleon · S. Mays Ball · ar [Ref. Napoleon] 344 · Madame Eames’ Valedictory · Emma Eames · ar; “A Farewell Word to the Opera-Going Public”. 349 · The Breaking-In of Bob Herries · Cornelia A. P. Comer · ss; illustrated by Gerrit A. Beneker 359 · The Cornices of Bowfire Place · Hulbert Footner · ss; illustrated by Florence Scovel Shinn 369 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 384 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Magazine [Volume VI No. 4, July 1909] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 397 · Opening Up the Northwest · Elliott Flower · ar; “A Record in Railroad Building by the Latest Line to the Pacific Coast”. 397 · Excavating in Egypt · Arthur E. P. Weigall · ar; “Where Rich Treasures Sometimes Reward the Digger”. 412 · Noblesse Oblige · S. Ten Eyck Bourke · ss; illustrated by R. Emmett Owen 422 · The American Church on Trial [Part 2 of 2] · Hugh C. Weir · ar 428 · In the Land of the Troubadours · Ernest C. Peixotto · ar 437 · Letters to Sanchia [Part 1 of 3] · Maurice Hewlett · nv 446 · George Meredith · Emily James Putnam · bg [Ref. George Meredith] 456 · The Wiving of Lance Cleaverage [Part 4 of 7] · Alice MacGowan · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards 464 · Summer “Boreding”: A Lament · Grace Graham · hu; illustrated by Florence Scovel Shinn 471 · Elihu Root at Secretary of State · Gaillard Hunt · ar [Ref. Elihu Root] 479 · The Love of a Fool · Maarten Maartens · ss; illustrated by Alexander Popini 492 · Some Recent Novels · H. W. Boynton · br 497 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 512 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Magazine [Volume VI No. 5, August 1909] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 514 · “Don’t You Want the Rag Baby? Oh, Don’t You?” · Paul Meylan · il 515 · “The Peak of the Load” · Arthur D. Howden Smith · ar; “What It Means to Light New York City and Transport Her Crowds”. 527 · Knox—“Able Citizen” · Edward G. Lowry · bg [Ref. Philander Chase Knox]; “Attorney-General, Senator, Secretary of State”. 538 · “’T is Dogged as Does It” · Wilfred T. Grenfell · ts; “The Last Voyage of the Schooner ”Rippling Wave“ ”. 547 · Avalon · Clinton Scollard · pm 548 · The Advertisement · Louise Mack · ss The Grand Magazine March 1909; illustrated by H. J. Mowat 554 · The Emmanuel Movement · Frederic B. Hodgins · ar 568 · The Little Stenographer’s Creed · Jane Dalziel Wood · ss; illustrated by Paul Meylan 578 · The Last Straw · Eden Phillpotts · ss Nash’s Magazine June 1909; illustrated by W. J. Glackens 588 · Letters to Sanchia [Part 2 of 3] · Maurice Hewlett · nv 598 · Tennyson · H. W. Boynton · bg [Ref. Alfred, Lord Tennyson] 604 · Ships in Port · Lewis Worthington Smith · pm 604 · The Wiving of Lance Cleaverage [Part 5 of 7] · Alice MacGowan · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards 614 · An August Noon · Mary J. Safford · pm 615 · Old Man Slevin · Jean Dwight Franklin · ss; illustrated by Hanson Booth 619 · Delia Bacon and After · John Walcott · ar [Ref. Delia Bacon & William Shakespeare] 625 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 640 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Magazine [Volume VI No. 6, September 1909] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 643 · John Quincy Adams Ward: The Work of a Veteran Sculptor · Montgomery Schuyler · bg [Ref. John Quincy Adams Ward] 657 · The “Harmonizer’s” Outlook · Marrion Wilcox · ar; “Certain International Problems Confronting the Taft Administration”. 662 · The “Autocrat’s” Theology: Unpublished Letters of Oliver Wendell Holmes · Oliver Wendell Holmes & Emory S. Turner · lt; with explanatory notes by Emory S. Turner. 667 · My Dream Garden · Elizabeth Reid · pm 668 · Alfonso XIII and the New Era in Spain · Rachel Challice · ar [Ref. Alfonso XIII] 678 · The Wiving of Lance Cleaverage [Part 6 of 7] · Alice MacGowan · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards 687 · To the Earth-Goddess · John G. Neihardt · pm 689 · International Athletics · Dudley Allen Sargent · ar; “The Olympic Games and the German Festival”. 699 · Lloyd Carpenter Griscom · Hugh Willard · bg [Ref. Lloyd Carpenter Griscom]; “An American Diplomat of the New Type”. 702 · Yours in Confidence1 XI.—A Timely Visit: Mrs. Dowe Takes the Masses by Surprise · Jane Clifford · ss; illustrated by Florence Scovel Shinn 708 · An Overtone · Katharine Metcalf Roof · ss; illustrated by Alden Dawson 717 · To John Burroughs · Elsie V. H. Baldwin · pm 719 · What Ails New England? · Edward Vallandigham · ar 724 · Letters to Sanchia [Part 3 of 3] · Maurice Hewlett · nv 732 · An Intermittent Engagement · Jane Dalziel Wood · ss; illustrated by H. J. Mowat 744 · In the Case of Mr. Henry Forster · Rowland Thomas · ss; fantastica, somewhat HPLish; New Englander Forster haunted to death by a malignant thing (invisible, but at the end, also seen by others). 753 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 768 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Magazine [Volume VII No. 1, October 1909] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 3 · Abdul Hamid II: A Mediæval Ruler in the Twentieth Century · H. G. Dwight · bg [Ref. Abdul Hamid, II] 14 · The Future of Physical Education · Dudley Allen Sargent · ar 20 · The Chinese Woman at Home · Isaac Taylor Headland · ar 34 · Doctor Johnson: The Great Cham of Literature After Two Centuries · Charles W. Hodell · bg [Ref. Dr. Samuel Johnson] 45 · The Sign of the Covenant · Katharine Holland Brown · ss; illustrated by H. E. Summers 56 · The Bench of Desolation [Part 1 of 4] · Henry James · nv 62 · Looking Forward · James J. Hill · ar; address delivered at Seattle, Washington, on June 1, 1909. 70 · Idle Notes · An Idle Reader · br 71 · The Amundsen Polar Expedition—1910 · M. Alger · ar 75 · Men of the Alpenstock · Day Allen Willey · ar; “The Hardy Guides Who Have Made Mountain Climbing Possible to All”. 86 · In a Pergola · Clarence Urmy · pm 87 · The Wiving of Lance Cleaverage [Part 7 of 7] · Alice MacGowan · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards 99 · The Manchurian Muddle · Edward Harkness · ar; “Political Significance of the Struggle for Railway Control”. 105 · Circumstantial Evidence · Edward Salisbury Field · ss 113 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 128 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Magazine [Volume VII No. 2, November 1909] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 130 · J. Pierpont Morgan · Frank Holl · il 131 · An American Medici · Gardner Teall · bg [Ref. J. Pierpont Morgan, Sr.]; “J. Pierpont Morgan and His Various Collections”. 145 · Woman in America · Gina Lombroso Ferrero · ar; “The Aspirations of Woman and the Aspirations of the Race”. 151 · The Bench of Desolation [Part 2 of 4] · Henry James · nv 161 · The Forest’s Guardian · Day Allen Willey · bg [Ref. Gifford Pinchot]; “Gifford Pinchot, National Forester and Head of the Conservation Commission”. 172 · Mollusk or Suffragette? · Elizabeth Overstreet Cuppy · pl; illustrated by Florence Scovel Shinn 182 · Prepaid Return Postage · Henry A. Castle · ar; “An Economical Proposition Which Congress Ignores”. 186 · Rita Sacchetto · Emily M. Burbank · ar [Ref. Rita Sacchetto] 192 · The Purchase of New York · Ruth Putnam · ar 194 · The Forest Pilot · Marrion Wilcox · ss; marginally fantastic; folk beliefs. 200 · Texas Transformed · Emerson Hough · ar; “A Story Regarding the Exchange of Certain Historical Hats”. 208 · New Zealand: The Brighter Britain of the South Pacific · Willard French · ar 219 · The Practical Joke · Eden Phillpotts · ss The Story-teller November 1909; illustrated by W. J. Glackens 229 · After Harvest · Ethel Talbot · pm 230 · San Francisco’s Poet-Mayor · Mabel Craft Deering · bg [Ref. Edward Robeson Taylor]; “Edward Robeson Taylor and His Many Activities”. 232 · Provincialism · Josiah Royce · ar; “Based Upon a Study of Early Conditions in California”. 241 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 256 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Magazine [Volume VII No. 3, December 1909] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 259 · What Conservation Means to the Nation’s Progress and Prosperity · Day Allen Willey · ar; “After Interviews with Senator Newlands”. 271 · The Sword in the Moutains [Part 1 of ?] · Alice MacGown · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards 285 · The Sermon on the Mount · Joseph Gilpin Pyle · ar; “Is Christ’s Ideal a Practical One To-day?”. 288 · John Brown—Modern Hebrew Prophet · E. N. Vallandigham · bg [Ref. John Brown] 297 · The Bench of Desolation [Part 3 of 4] · Henry James · nv 303 · An Opportunity and the Man · Walter R. Stevens · bg [Ref. Edward Gardner Lewis]; “A Magazine Publisher Who Has Made Millions” (Lewis is never actually named in the article). 311 · The Changing Road · Katharine Lee Bates · pm 312 · Jerry · Ruth M. Harrison · ss; illustrated by John P. Pemberton 321 · Ten Million a Year · Maarten Maartens · ss The Lady’s Realm July 1909 328 · Omar and Reason · Arthur Guiterman · pm; from a Poem in the Persian Attributed to Omar Klayyam. 329 · The American Opium Peril · Hugh C. Weir · ar; “Growing Use in This Country of a Drug That Elsewhere Has Slain Its Millions”. 337 · The River and I [Part 1 of 4] · John G. Neihardt · ar 352 · Maternity · Anne P. L. Field · pm 353 · Orange Lily · Eden Phillpotts · ss 363 · Making a Small Farm Pay · A. W. Day · ar [Ref. Josiah D. Detrich]; “The Remarkable Achievement of an Inexperienced Parson”. 367 · Stevenson and Henley · Beatrice Post Candler · ar [Ref. Robert Louis Stevenson & W. E. Henley] 369 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 384 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Magazine [Volume VII No. 4, January 1910] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 386 · Richard Watson Gilder—1844-1909 · Wilhelm Funk · il 387 · Opening Up Central Oregon · George Palmer Putnam · ar; “What the Coming of the Railroads Means to a Neglected Empire”. 396 · The Old Oregon Trail · Robert Fletcher · ar 398 · Glimpses of T.B. Aldrich · William H. Rideing · bg [Ref. T. B. Aldrich] 407 · Eusapia Paladino · James H. Leuba · ar; “A Critical Consideration of the Medium’s Most Striking Performances”. 416 · “Lord Gordon-Gordon” · W. A. Croffut · bg [Ref. Lord Gordon-Gordon]; “A Bogus Peer and His Distinguished Dupes”. 429 · Mrs. Weatherwalks and the Helter-Skelter · Hulbert Footner · ss; illustrated by W. J. Glackens 439 · The Land of Yesterday · Don Marquis · pm 440 · Mary and Joseph · Roscoe Gilmore Stott · pm 441 · Folly o’ the Wise · Cornelia A. P. Comer · ss 450 · The River and I [Part 2 of 4] · John G. Neihardt · ar 462 · The Sword in the Moutains [Part 2 of ?] · Alice MacGown · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards 474 · A Woman in the Himálayas · Fannie Bullock Workman · ts; “First Circuit of the Nun Kun Range and Ascent of Two Virgin Peaks”. 482 · A Fancy · Valance Patriarche · pm 483 · A Withheld Completion · Willis Boyd Allen · ss; illustrated by Josephine A. Meyer 487 · The Bench of Desolation [Part 4 of 4] · Henry James · nv 494 · Miss Peyton, of Virginia · James Cosslett Smith · ss 497 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 512 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Magazine [Volume VII No. 5, February 1910] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 514 · “But when the third blow fell she said never a word” · O. T. Jackman · il 515 · A Half-Forgotten Heroine · J. Earl Clauson · bg [Ref. Ida Lewis]; “Ida Lewis, the Lighthouse Keeper in Newport Harbor”. 524 · Some Masters of Portraiture · Elisabeth Luther Cary · ar 535 · The Pickaxe · Gouverneur Morris · ss 546 · Talks with Tennyson [Part 1 of 2] · Elizabeth Rachel Chapman · ar [Ref. Alfred, Lord Tennyson] 553 · Wireless Railroading · Robert F. Gilder · ar 560 · A French Ambassador on English Literature · Brander Matthews · ar [Ref. Jules Jusserand] 564 · Two Spirits · Mrs. Schuyler van Rensselaer · pm 565 · The Problem of Superannuation in the Civil Service · Alcott W. Stockwell · ar 572 · The Spirit of Flaubert · Ellen Fitzgerald · ar [Ref. Gustave Flaubert] 575 · The Singer Goes Home: R.W.G. · Edith M. Thomas · pm [Ref. Richard Watson Gilder] 575 · The First Portrait of R.L.S. · J. B. G. · ar [Ref. Robert Louis Stevenson] 582 · The Land of Youth · Cornelia A. P. Comer · ss; illustrated by Paul Meylan 589 · A Memorable Half-Century: 1857-1907 · Charles M. Harvey · ar 598 · The River and I [Part 3 of 4] · John G. Neihardt · ar 608 · The Sword in the Moutains [Part 3 of ?] · Alice MacGown · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards 620 · Cadwalader’s Fourth Virtue · Edward Salisbury Field · ss 625 · My Creed · Jeannette L. Gilder · pm 625 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 640 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Magazine [Volume VII No. 6, March 1910] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 642 · “He caught wildly at nothing to steady himself” · F. S. Coburn · il 643 · Val d’Aosta I.—The Present · Felice Ferrero · ar; “A Fascinating Region Little Known to Americans”. 657 · The River and I [Part 4 of 4] · John G. Neihardt · ar 669 · A French Tribute to Lincoln · J. B. G. · ar [Ref. Abraham & Mary Todd Lincoln]; “The Gold Medal Presented to His Widow in 1866”. 671 · Days · Marion Lorraine · ar 673 · The Awakening of the Cities · Hugh C. Weir · ar; “The Era of Civic Advertising and the Chamber of Commerce”. 681 · The Greek Lady [Part 1 of 2] · Emily James Putnam · ar 690 · Ragtime · Baroness von Hutten · ss The Windsor Magazine July 1909 693 · The “Odic” Force? · Henry Holt · ar 697 · An Æolian Romance · Eleanor Seeleye · ss; illustrated by F. S. Coburn 708 · Selma Lagerlöf: The First Woman to Win the Nobel Prize for Literature · Velma Swanston Howard · bg [Ref. Selma Lagerlöf] 710 · Miss Lagerlöf’s Literary Debt · Selma Lagerlöf; translated by Velma Swanston Howard · ar; her speech accepting the Nobel Prize, largely in form of an embedded short story. 714 · The Attic Philosophers: A Chronicle of the Studios of No. 21 · Hulbert Footner · ss; illustrated by Florence Scovel Shinn 725 · The Rejection of the Budget and the Consequent Breach in the British Constitution · H. W. Massingham · ar 731 · The Light-Ship · Thomas Lomax Hunter · pm; illustrated by Louis M. Weickum 734 · The Sword in the Moutains [Part 4 of ?] · Alice MacGown · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards 746 · Talks with Tennyson [Part 2 of 2] · Elizabeth Rachel Chapman · ar [Ref. Alfred, Lord Tennyson] 752 · At Rest · Ralph Thicknesse · pm 753 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl 768 · Noteworthy Books of the Month · [uncredited] · ms

Putnam’s Magazine [Volume VII No. 7, April 1910] (G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 128pp) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Denny Lien. 769 · Notice to the Subscribers for Putnam’s Magazine · The Editor · ms; announcing this as last issue, as merging into Atlantic Monthly, which will take over subscriptions. 771 · Mr. John La Farge · Elisabeth Luther Cary · bg [Ref. John La Farge]; “A Great Craftsman Who is Also a Thinker”. 779 · The Patteran · Amelia Josephine Burr · pm 780 · The National Government and the Public Highways · Lyman Beecher Stowe · ar 793 · The Criminal · Cesare Lombroso · ar; to be the preface of his forthcoming posthumous book Criminal Man. 796 · Reclaiming the Everglades · S. Mays Ball · ar; “Reversing the Far Western Irrigation Problem”; given as “Reclaiming the Florida Everglades” in the running heads. 802 · They Asked for the People’s Highway · Edith M. Thomas · pm 803 · The Solid South in Dissolution · E. N. Vallandigham · ar 809 · The Greek Lady [Part 2 of 2] · Emily James Putnam · ar 818 · European Waterways and Their Lesson for America · Herbert Bruce Fuller · ar 824 · Strength · Keene Abbott · ss; illustrated by O. T. Jackman 835 · Val d’Aosta II.—The Roman Past · Felice Ferrero · ar 846 · Our Chinese Policy: Are We Shutting an Open Door? · John Foord · ar 853 · Browning’s Father: Caricaturist, Verse-writer and Humanitarian · Francis Herbert Stead · bg [Ref. Robert Browning] 861 · The Last Picture of Henry Clay · [uncredited] · ar [Ref. Henry Clay] 862 · An Early Letter of Daniel Webster’s · Daniel Webster · lt 864 · The Sword in the Moutains [Part 5 of ?] · Alice MacGown · sl; illustrated by Robert Edwards; serial was not continued as such, but Putnam’s subscribers could write for a free copy of a pamphlet containing remainder of the work. 875 · Roses of Paestum · William Aspenwall Bradley · pm 875 · A Seer and Some Doers · H. W. Boynton · br 881 · The Lounger · [uncredited] · cl

Putrid Pulp Reprint   (about) The full title is Scary Monsters Magazine Presents Putrid Pulp Reprint.

Putrid Pulp Reprint [#1, 2008] ed. Dennis J. Druktenis (Scary Monsters Magazine, $25.00, 68pp, quarto) [] Reprint of Monster Parade [v2 #6 (really issue #1), September 1958], with minor additions. Details supplied by Denny Lien. 3 · First Issue! A Putrid Pulp Reprint! · Dennis J. Druktenis · ed 6 · The Old Ghoul Says · The Old Ghoul · ed Monster Parade September 1958 8 · Rock Around the Tombstone · Robert J. Cassidy · ss Monster Parade September 1958 12 · I’ll Love You to Death! · Lawrence Block · ss Monster Parade September 1958 14 · Horror Show · Kenneth Malone · ss Monster Parade September 1958 17 · Fiend Without a Face · [uncredited] · mr Monster Parade September 1958 20 · Feeding Time at the Zoo · Matthew Shipwreck · ss Monster Parade September 1958 22 · Revenge of the Jukebox Vampire · Colin Cassidy · ss Monster Parade September 1958 25 · Come Into My Parlor · [uncredited] · pi Monster Parade September 1958 28 · You’ll Die Laughing · [uncredited] · hu Monster Parade September 1958 30 · Monsters in Your Living Room · [uncredited] · ar Monster Parade September 1958 34 · Witch Girl! · [uncredited] · ss Monster Parade September 1958 36 · The Haunted Strangler · [uncredited] · mr Monster Parade September 1958 39 · The Most Horrible Story in the World · Barry Miles · ss Monster Parade September 1958 42 · Feed Me, Mr. Wodgett · John Jakes · ss Monster Parade September 1958 64 · Ghoullery of Vintage Monster Magazine Covers · [uncredited] · pi

Putrid Pulp Reprint [#2, 2008] ed. Dennis J. Druktenis (Scary Monsters Magazine, $25.00, 70pp, quarto) [] Reprint of Monster Parade [v1 #2, November 1958], with minor additions. Details supplied by Denny Lien. 3 · Second Issue! A Putrid Pulp Reprint! · Dennis J. Druktenis · ed 6 · The Old Ghoul Says · The Old Ghoul · ed Monster Parade November 1958 8 · The Well of the Damned · Robert Antone · ss Monster Parade November 1958 12 · Dig That Crazy Scientist · Alex Merriman · ss Monster Parade November 1958 14 · World of Giants · [uncredited] · mr Monster Parade November 1958 16 · Humans, Go Home! · Matthew Shipwreck · ss Monster Parade November 1958 19 · The Monster and the Lady · [uncredited] · pi Monster Parade November 1958 22 · Plan 9 from Outer Space · [uncredited] · mr Monster Parade November 1958 24 · Orgy of the Undead · Barry Miles · ss Monster Parade November 1958 26 · Loofers · Frank Irwin · ct Monster Parade November 1958 28 · The Man Who Believed in Werewolves · Charles D. Hammer · ss Monster Parade November 1958 30 · IT! The Terror from Beyond Space · [uncredited] · mr Monster Parade November 1958 32 · Seven Curses of Lust · Gordon Fry · ss Monster Parade November 1958 36 · How to Be a Witch · [uncredited] · pi Monster Parade November 1958 38 · Zoot Zombie · Matthew Shipwreck · ss Monster Parade November 1958 39 · Monster Parade Rogue’s Gallery of Ghouls · [uncredited] · pi Monster Parade November 1958 56 · Make-Up Secrets of Movie Horror Pictures · James Bowles · ar Modern Mechanix February 1933

Putrid Pulp Reprint [#3, 2009] ed. Dennis J. Druktenis (Scary Monsters Magazine, $25.00, 68pp, quarto) [] Reprint of Monster Parade [v1 #3, December 1958], with a new editorial. Details supplied by Denny Lien. 3 · Third Issue! A Putrid Pulp Reprint! · Dennis J. Druktenis · ed 6 · The Old Ghoul Says · The Old Ghoul · ed Monster Parade December 1958 8 · Hipster from Hell · Elliot Zucker · ss Monster Parade December 1958 12 · Secrets of the Torture Cult · Hall Thornton · ss Monster Parade December 1958 14 · How to Make a Monster · [uncredited] · mr Monster Parade December 1958 16 · The Curse of Hamid · Robert Antone · ss Monster Parade December 1958 18 · Invisible Man · [uncredited] · mr Monster Parade December 1958 20 · Out of the Mouths of Monsters · [uncredited] · pi Monster Parade December 1958 23 · Web of the Giant · Hillary Dawn · vi Monster Parade December 1958 24 · Mummy’s Rumble · Gordon Fry · ss Monster Parade December 1958 26 · Curses for Sale · Bill Long · ar Monster Parade December 1958; on witchcraft supplies shop of Roy Heist. 28 · Coffins Are for Corpses · David Challon · ss Monster Parade December 1958 30 · “Find Me a Victim” · Dan Malcolm · ss Monster Parade December 1958 32 · Monster Pin-Ups · [uncredited] · pi Monster Parade December 1958 34 · Crossroads of the Ghouls · Ralph Burke · ss Monster Parade December 1958 37 · Magician of Death · [uncredited] · cs Monster Parade December 1958

Putrid Pulp Reprint [#4, 2009] ed. Dennis J. Druktenis (Scary Monsters Magazine, $25.00, 70pp, quarto) [] Reprint of Monster Parade [v1 #4, March 1959], with a new editorial. Details supplied by Denny Lien. 3 · Fourth Issue! A Putrid Pulp Reprint! · Dennis J. Druktenis · ed 6 · The Old Ghoul Says · The Old Ghoul · ed Monster Parade March 1959 8 · The Thing Behind Hell’s Door · Alex Merriman · ss Monster Parade March 1959 11 · The Ape · [uncredited] · mr Monster Parade March 1959 14 · Demons of Cthulhu · Charles D. Hammer · ss Monster Parade March 1959 18 · TV Monsters March On · [uncredited] · pi Monster Parade March 1959 22 · Frozen Stiff · Hal Ellson · ss Monster Parade March 1959 24 · The Story of Dracula · Blackie Seymour · pi Monster Parade March 1959 28 · Monster Pin-Ups · [uncredited] · pi Monster Parade March 1959 30 · Death Feast of the Damned · G. H. Dubrow · ss Monster Parade March 1959 33 · I Married a Monster from Outer Space · [uncredited] · mr Monster Parade March 1959 36 · Curse of the Blue Man · Barry Miles · ss Monster Parade March 1959 38 · The Blob · [uncredited] · mr Monster Parade March 1959 40 · The Monster Who Came from Nowhere · Kenneth Malone · ss Monster Parade March 1959 43 · She Stalks at Sundown · Lou Cameron · cs Monster Parade March 1959

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Quandry   (about)

Quandry [Vol. I No. 3, #3, October 1950] [] Issue partially indexed. · A Terrifying Tale · Lee Hoffman · vi

Quandry [Vol. II No. 1, #13, August 1951] [] Issue partially indexed. · Oliver King Smith Science Fiction Publicity Center · Bob Tucker · ar · Fan File · Bob Shaw · ms

Quandry [Vol. II No. 2, #14, Oct 1951] ed. Lee Hoffman (Lee Hoffman) [] Details supplied by Richard Newsome from reprint in The Complete Quandry, Vol. 1 ed. Joe D. Siclari, 1982. 2 · Chaos · Lee Hoffman · ed 6 · Prelude · Lee Hoffman · ar 12 · Scenes & Sights at the St. Charles · [uncredited] · ct 16 · A Letter from Bloch · Robert Bloch · lt 21 · Quotes out of Context · [uncredited] · ms 29 · Sic Transit Gloria Mundi · Lee Hoffman · ms

Quandry [Vol. II No. 3, #15, Nov 1951] ed. Lee Hoffman (Lee Hoffman) [] Details supplied by Richard Newsome from reprint in The Complete Quandry, Vol. 1 ed. Joe D. Siclari, 1982. 2 · Chaos · Lee Hoffman · ed 3 · How Dull Was My Weekend · Bob Tucker · ar 8 · The Quick and the Dead Drunk · Rich Elsberry · ar 10 · 770 · Frank Dietz · ar 12 · “…But the Eggplant Over There” · Bill Morse · ar 13 · “A Bird in the Hand…” · Roger Sims · ar 15 · Autobiography · Rick Sneary · bg 16 · A Critique of Pure Fanzines · Bill Venable · ar 18 · A Rebuttal · Russell K. Watkins · ar 20 · Pure as New Fallen Slush · Max Kesler · ar 22 · [letter] · Sam Moskowitz · lt 22 · [letter] · Bob Tucker · lt 23 · [letter] · Manly Banister · lt 24 · [letter] · Walter A. Willis · lt 25 · [letter] · J. T. Oliver · lt 25 · [letter] · Pike Pickens · lt 26 · [letter] · Rich Elsberry · lt 27 · [letter] · Es & Les Cole · lt 27 · [letter] · Bob Tucker · lt 27 · [letter] · Lyell Crane · lt 28 · [letter] · Vince Clarke · lt 28 · [letter] · Gerry de la Ree · lt

Quandry [#16, Dec 1951] ed. Lee Hoffman (Lee Hoffman) [] Details supplied by Richard Newsome from reprint in The Complete Quandry, Vol. 1 ed. Joe D. Siclari, 1982. 2 · Chaos · Lee Hoffman · ed 4 · The Harp That Once or Twice · Walt Willis · cl 7 · The Necon · Eric Bentcliffe · ar 8 · “Like a Rose” · Roger Dard · ar 11 · Konner’s Korner · Willis Conner · ar 13 · Gone but Not Forgotten · Bob Tucker · ar 16 · Fans in Philly · Morton D. Paley · ar 19 · From Der Voodvork Out… · Bob Silverberg · cl 22 · S.Y. 22 · [letter] · Bob Tucker · lt 22 · [letter] · Lee Jacobs · lt 22 · [letter] · Riley Joe Snyder · lt 23 · “I have just perused the new issue of Quandry” by Ogden Gnash · Robert Bloch · pm 23 · “If you wish to run my verse” by Edna St. Vitus Melee · Robert Bloch · pm 24 · [letter] · F. T. Laney · lt

Quandry [#17, Jan (& Feb) 1952] ed. Lee Hoffman (Lee Hoffman) [] Details supplied by Richard Newsome from reprint in The Complete Quandry, Vol. 1 ed. Joe D. Siclari, 1982. 1 · Quandry #17, Jan (& Feb) 1952 · ed. Lee Hoffman · mg 2 · Chaos · Lee Hoffman · ed 3 · Shangi-La, the Red Leather Fanzine · F. T. Laney · ar 6 · The Harp That Once or Twice · Walter A. Willis · cl 11 · A Reply · Edward Wood · ar 13 · Slim, Son of Slam · Forrest J Ackerman · ms 17 · From Der Voodvork Out… · Bob Silverberg · cl 19 · Sez You 19 · [letter] · Don Ford · lt 20 · [letter] · Joe Kennedy · lt 20 · [letter] · G. M. Carr · lt 20 · [letter] · Ken Beale · lt 21 · [letter] · Rick Sneary · lt 21 · [letter] · F. G. Rayer · lt 22 · [letter] · F. J. Robinson · lt 22 · [letter] · Ken F. Slater · lt