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The Saturday Evening Post [v209 #21, November 21, 1936] (5¢, 112pp, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by Norman Rockwell) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 5 · Lifer [Part 1 of 6] · Charles Francis Coe · sl; illustrated by Robert W. Crowther 8 · Words and Pictures · Laurence Stallings · ar 10 · Don’t You Cry for Me [March family] · J. P. Marquand · ss; illustrated by John La Gatta 12 · Football Wife · Virginia Black · ar; illustrated by Ralph Pallen Coleman 14 · The Wilsons: Library Place, Continued · Eleanor Wilson McAdoo & Margaret Y. Gaffey · ar 16 · Scenario By— · Grover Jones · ss; illustrated by Harley Ennis Stivers 18 · Beach Squatter · H. L. Davis · ss; illustrated by George Brehm 20 · We Can Defend America: Munitions · General Johnson Hagood · ar 22 · Col. Humphrey Flack Makes Three Thousand Per Cent Net [Col. Humphrey Flack] · Everett Rhodes Castle · ss; illustrated by Galbraith 24 · Poirot Loses a Client [Part 3 of 7; Hercule Poirot] · Agatha Christie · sl; illustrated by Henry Raleigh 27 · The Horse and Buggy Days · Rose Wilder Lane · ar; illustrated by Herbert Johnson 28 · First Love · Carolyn Sloat · pm 28 · You’ll Love ’Em · Frank Ryan · hu 28 · Song for a Split Personality · Ethel Jacobson · pm 31 · Scrub · Harold A. Fitzgerald · ar 37 · Bringing Over Europe · Raymond G. Carroll · ar 41 · Loneliness · Marion H. Turner · hu 50 · Song Before Breakfast · Ogden Nash · pm 110 · Little Lulu · Marge · ct 112 · Keeping Posted · Misc. · cl; photo & autobio sketch of Everett Rhodes Castle.

The Saturday Evening Post [v209 #22, November 28, 1936] (5¢, 96pp, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by J. C. Leyendecker) [] (Full Text) The “Keeping Posted” in this issue solves the problem of what to call the George Apley material. Marquand created a framing story of letters for a novel, which became in book form The Late George Apley. So it is fiction, though the SEP lists it as articles. Details supplied by Mark Owings. 5 · George Apley [Part 1 of 4] · J. P. Marquand · sl; illustrated by Orison MacPherson 8 · A Gentleman of Some Importance · William C. White · ss; illustrated by Ritchie Cooper 10 · Visiting Firewoman · George S. Brooks · ss; illustrated by John Polgreen 12 · Reggie and the Greasy Bird · P. G. Wodehouse · ss; illustrated by H. R. Ballinger; no series characters I recognize. 14 · The Widow’s Mite · W. Thornton Martin · ss; illustrated by Ritchie Cooper 16 · The Wilsons: Prospect · Eleanor Wilson McAdoo & Margaret Y. Gaffey · ar 18 · Lifer [Part 2 of 6] · Charles Francis Coe · sl; illustrated by Robert W. Crowther 20 · Poirot Loses a Client [Part 4 of 7; Hercule Poirot] · Agatha Christie · sl; illustrated by Henry Raleigh 23 · Britain’s Prosperity · Jesse Rainsford Sprague · ar; illustrated by Herbert Johnson 24 · Hitches in Great Poetry: Pippa, Come On and Pass! · Scott Corbett · pm 24 · The Sad Case of Benjamin Franklin Grimes · W. B. France · pm 24 · Reunion · Reuben Ship · hu 24 · Dog in a Chair · Margaret Mackprang Mackay · pm 24 · Look Foolish, Please! · Robert Avery · hu 26 · All Work and No Headlines · Herbert O. (Fritz) Crisler · ar 31 · No Team · E. Davenport · ar 82 · To a Shipwrecked Schooner · Mary Cabourn · pm 94 · Little Lulu · Marge · ct

The Saturday Evening Post [v209 #23, December 5, 1936] (5¢, 108pp, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by Frances Tipton Hunter) [] (Full Text) The “Keeping Posted” in this issue notes that Hollywood bought Benét’s “Everybody Was Very Nice.” It was theoretically filmed; as “Love, Honor, and Behave” but the on-line synopsis bears no real resemblance to the story, the film being a comedy about wife-spanking. Details supplied by Mark Owings. 5 · I Saw America · David Lawrence · ar 8 · The Toad Men of Tumbaroo [Colin Glencannon] · Guy Gilpatric · ss; illustrated by Anton Otto Fischer 10 · The Seduction of Lester Shermerhorn · Henry Anton Steig · ss; illustrated by Galbraith 11 · Troy Weight · J. P. Marquand · ss; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 12 · Life on the Desert · Frank Condon · ar; illustrated by Galbraith 14 · Trade Last · Frank Bunce · ss; illustrated by Ralph Pallen Coleman 16 · Vendee · William Faulkner · ss; illustrated by F. R. Gruger 18 · The Wilsons: Campus Controversies · Eleanor Wilson McAdoo & Margaret Y. Gaffey · ar 20 · Poirot Loses a Client [Part 5 of 7; Hercule Poirot] · Agatha Christie · sl; illustrated by Henry Raleigh 23 · We Can Defend America: Pity the Poor Taxpayer · General Johnson Hagood · ar; illustrated by Herbert Johnson; last of series. 24 · A Song Without · Berton Braley · pm 24 · Dealer’s choice · Jerome Barry · pm 24 · Surprise! · Rosamond du Jardin · pm 24 · What? Me Nervous? · Parke Cummings · hu 27 · Lifer [Part 3 of 6] · Charles Francis Coe · sl; illustrated by Robert W. Crowther 33 · “I Was So Scared…” · Jay Berwanger & Bob Graf, Jr. · ar 35 · Britons Never Shall Be Slaves · F. Britten Austin · ar; illustrated by ? 94 · Country Cellars · Leona Ames Hill · pm 102 · The School of Seat-Saving · Katherine Sproehnle · hu 106 · Little Lulu · Marge · ct

The Saturday Evening Post [v209 #24, December 12, 1936] (5¢, 120pp, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by John Newton Howitt) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 5 · The Blood of the Martyrs · Stephen Vincent Benét · ss; illustrated by Henry Raleigh 7 · A Mother in Mannville · Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings · ss; illustrated by H. J. Mowat 8 · The Height of Selfishness · George Rector · ar 10 · The Labors of Jarle · Frank Bunce · ss; illustrated by Charles La Salle 12 · The Wilsons: A Governor’s Family · Eleanor Wilson McAdoo & Margaret Y. Gaffey · ar 14 · Vacation—With Pay · Richard Macaulay · ss; illustrated by George Brehm 16 · $6000 for a Touchdown · George Dunscomb · ar 17 · Why the Captain Hates the Sea · Capt. Wilbur Ross · ar; illustrated by Anton Otto Fischer 18 · George Apley [Part 2 of 4] · J. P. Marquand · sl; illustrated by Orison MacPherson 20 · Poirot Loses a Client [Part 6 of 7; Hercule Poirot] · Agatha Christie · sl; illustrated by Henry Raleigh 23 · Rolling Down to Whatnots · Struthers Burt · ar; illustrated by Raeburn Van Buren 24 · Stanzas in Some Confusion · Ethel Jacobson · pm 24 · Memoirs of a Memoir Writer · Parke Cummings · hu 24 · The Domestic Baedeker · Herbert Dalmas · pm 24 · Dinner for One, Please, James · Paul North & Scott Corbett · ss 26 · Lifer [Part 4 of 6] · Charles Francis Coe · sl; illustrated by Robert W. Crowther 31 · Where the Bad Stocks and Bonds Go · Boyden Sparkes · ar 110 · Better Dress · Doug Welch · ar; illustrated by ?; I would bet on May Wilson Preston as illustrator. 118 · Little Lulu · Marge · ct 120 · Keeping Posted · Misc. · cl; autobio sketch of Frank Bunce.

The Saturday Evening Post [v209 #25, December 19, 1936] (5¢, 92pp, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by Norman Rockwell) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 5 · Tish Goes to Jail [Letitia (Tish) Carberry] · Mary Roberts Rinehart · ss; illustrated by May Wilson Preston 8 · High and Mighty Again · Girard Chaput · ar 10 · Swing Business · Henry Anton Steig · ss; illustrated by Galbraith 12 · Ee-Mechun [Mr. Rumbin] · Booth Tarkington · ss; illustrated by Ritchie Cooper 14 · Across the Continent on Ten Thousand Dollars · [uncredited] · ar 16 · With a Little Water on the Side · Borden Chase · ss; illustrated by Ralph Pallen Coleman 18 · Josephine Weds Bonaparte · F. Britten Austin · ss; illustrated by Henry J. Soulen 20 · The Wilsons: White House Visions · Eleanor Wilson McAdoo & Margaret Y. Gaffey · ar 23 · Star Man · Courtney Ryley Cooper · ar; illustrated by Herbert Johnson 24 · United They Gall · Berton Braley · pm 24 · Backfield Ace · Ed Gravetti · hu 24 · Things I Don’t Want for Christmas · Aleen Wetstein · pm 24 · Piano Lessons, Old and New · Scott Corbett · hu 26 · Lifer [Part 5 of 6] · Charles Francis Coe · sl; illustrated by Robert W. Crowther 31 · Poirot Loses a Client [Part 7 of 7; Hercule Poirot] · Agatha Christie · sl; illustrated by Henry Raleigh 90 · Little Lulu · Marge · ct 92 · Keeping Posted · Misc. · cl; photo & autobio sketch of Norman Rockwell.

The Saturday Evening Post [v209 #26, December 26, 1936] (5¢, 68pp, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by J. C. Leyendecker) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 5 · Rogers’ Rangers [Part 1 of 7] · Kenneth Roberts · sl; illustrated by Matt Clark 8 · Meet the Convention Wife · Jane Reitell · ar; illustrated by Galbraith 10 · I Can Tell You Everything · George Bradshaw · ss; illustrated by John Polgreen 12 · Murder Was Her Dish · George S. Brooks · ss; illustrated by H. R. Ballinger 14 · The Great Wall · Joseph Hergesheimer · ss; illustrated by John Polgreen 16 · The Wilsons: A President Moves In · Eleanor Wilson McAdoo & Margaret Y. Gaffey · ar 18 · Past Speaking · Dorothy Thomas · ss; illustrated by Larry B. Kritcher 20 · George Apley [Part 3 of 4] · J. P. Marquand · sl; illustrated by Orison MacPherson 22 · Father Meets Son · J. P. McEvoy · ar; illustrated by Ralph Pallen Coleman 23 · Resettlement Project, or, Would You Mind Moving Over, Dear? · Katharine Dayton · pl; illustrated by Wyncie King 24 · Looking Forward · George Horace Lorimer · ed; his farewell after 39 years. 26 · My Peripatetic Homestead · Arthur L. Lippmann · pm 26 · Receiving Line · Norman Ingersoll · hu 26 · Does He Have a Friend? · Barbara Collyer · pm 26 · Name of a Name of a Baby! · Harley P. Cook · hu 28 · Lifer [Part 6 of 6] · Charles Francis Coe · sl; illustrated by Robert W. Crowther 41 · The Hills Remain · Anna Blake Mezquida · pm 65 · At Christmastide · Mary Cabourn · pm 66 · Little Lulu · Marge · ct 75 · Everybody’s Money · Albert W. Atwood · ar; illustrated by Herbert Johnson

The Saturday Evening Post [v209 #27, January 2, 1937] (5¢, 60pp, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by J. C. Leyendecker) [] (Full Text) Not sure if it is general knowledge, but a note in the “Keeping Posted” section on the last page (which I’m mostly not listing unless it has something that looks significant) says that Leslie Ford’s real first name was Nitzenith, later shortened to Zenith. Details supplied by Mark Owings. 5 · Ill Met by Moonlight [Part 1 of 7] · Leslie Ford · sl; illustrated by Ritchie Cooper 8 · The Horn of Roland · Leonard H. Nason · ss; illustrated by Ralph Pallen Coleman 10 · The Detroit Principle · Garet Garrett · ar 12 · Harum-Scarum · John Randolph Phillips · ss; illustrated by Earl Blossom 14 · Dark Child · Edward North Robinson · ss; illustrated by George Brehm 16 · Lunch and Lecture · Lee Arms · ar; illustrated by Galbraith 18 · Rogers’ Rangers [Part 2 of 7] · Kenneth L. Roberts · sl; illustrated by Matt Clark 20 · Cheer for Your Own Side · Harold Titus · ss; illustrated by Raeburn Van Buren 22 · To Mr. Lorimer - Au Revoir, But Not Good-By · [uncredited] · ed 24 · Pruning and Spraying (An Interview with Harry Flood Byrd, United States Senator) · Raymond G. Carroll · iv [Ref. Harry Flood Byrd] 26 · The Wilsons: Life in the Limelight · Eleanor Wilson McAdoo & Margaret Y. Gaffey · ar 42 · The Bobsled Ride · Glenn Ward Dresbach · pm 58 · Little Lulu · Marge · ct

The Saturday Evening Post [v209 #28, January 9, 1937] (5¢, 84pp, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by Monte Crews) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 5 · Tom Jeff—He Loves the President, But · Joseph Alsop, Jr. & Turner Catledge · ar 8 · Bwah-Wahdi-Dough · Henry Anton Steig · ss; illustrated by Galbraith 10 · More Lofty Mansions · Anne Cameron · ss; illustrated by F. Sands Brunner 12 · Meron, the Bonehead · Guy Gilpatric · ar 13 · Noah’s Ark, N.Y. · Paul W. Kearney · ar 14 · Once More Around the Mountain · Robert S. Mansfield · ss; illustrated by Rico Tomaso 16 · Contact Mike · Joseph Marshall · ss; illustrated by Raeburn Van Buren 18 · Ill Met by Moonlight [Part 2 of 7] · Leslie Ford · sl; illustrated by Ritchie Cooper 20 · Rogers’ Rangers [Part 3 of 7] · Kenneth L. Roberts · sl; illustrated by Matt Clark 23 · George Apley [Part 4 of 4] · J. P. Marquand · sl; illustrated by Orison MacPherson 24 · Hitches in Great Poetry · Scott Corbett · pm; Omar’s Moving Finger Cuts Up / Lord Byron’s Lady Spoils the Mood / Emerson’s Concord Farmers Fail a Little Short of a World’s Record. 24 · One Old Pal to Another · Frank M. Ryan · hu 24 · Practical Maiden’s Prayer · Aleen Wetstein · pm 24 · No Sale · Norman Ingersoll · hu 27 · The Wilsons: White House Romances · Eleanor Wilson McAdoo & Margaret Y. Gaffey · ar 48 · The Friendly Touch · Ogden Nash · pm 82 · Little Lulu · Marge · ct

The Saturday Evening Post [v209 #29, January 16, 1937] (5¢, 88pp, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by Leslie Thrasher) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Mark Owings. 5 · Seattle’s One-Man Revolution · Alva Johnston · ar 8 · Provocateur · William C. White · ss; illustrated by Ritchie Cooper 10 · Big Business, Now What · Joseph P. Kennedy · ar 12 · A Tough Breed of Cattle · Ray Palmer Tracy · ss; illustrated by Orison MacPherson; western. 14 · Boer’s Luck · William J. Neidig · ss; illustrated by Rico Tomaso 16 · Sliding Downhill · Edwin Muller · ar 18 · The Animals’ Fair · James Gould Cozzens · nv; illustrated by George Brehm 20 · Ill Met by Moonlight [Part 3 of 7] · Leslie Ford · sl; illustrated by Ritchie Cooper 23 · The Wilsons: The White House · Eleanor Wilson McAdoo & Margaret Y. Gaffey · ar 24 · How to Apply for a Position · Richard Adamson · ss 24 · I Wonder Why · Evelyne Love Cooper · pm 24 · The Glad Boy · Norman R. Jaffray · pm 26 · Rogers’ Rangers [Part 4 of 7] · Kenneth L. Roberts · sl; illustrated by Matt Clark 61 · Ho-Hum · Berton Braley · pm 86 · Little Lulu · Marge · pm 88 · Keeping Posted · Misc. · cl; includes autobio sketch by William J. Neidig.