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The Sunday Magazine of Intelligence and Entertainment   (about) Sunday supplement to The New York Sunday Press.

The Sunday Magazine of Intelligence and Entertainment [Vol. II No. 25, October 9, 1898] (New York Press, The, 5¢) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. · “I am the Queen, and I shall never yield the throne of my fathers” · [uncredited] · fp 3 · “Cookin’ Yer Own Grub” · Frederick Palmer · ar 6 · An American Emperor [Part ? of ?] · Louis Tracy · n. C. Arthur Pearson, 1897; illustrated by C. F. Underwood; chapters III and IV. 17 · Tempora Mutantur · Irving King · ms 18 · Self-Help · William James Baker · ms 19 · Baseball’s Heroes of 1898 · W. B. Hanna · ar 25 · In the Wake of War · Charles W. Dobbins · ar 27 · Helen Gould and the Soldiers · Osborn Spencer · ar 33 · New Jersey’s Deserted Village · J. E. Quinn · ar 37 · Fairy Gold · R. K. Munkittrick · ms 38 · The Case of Mr. Greenie · Aquila Kempster · ss; illustrated by Clare Angell 46 · Mr. Fatman’s Progressive Valet System · D. F. Thomson · ms 47 · For the Fun of It · Charles Hayden Church · hu

The Sunday Magazine of Intelligence and Entertainment [Vol. III No. 1, October 23, 1898] (New York Press, The, 5¢) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. · The Great Feast at Which Vansittart Unfolded a Startling Scheme · [uncredited] · fp 3 · Dawson’s Police · Frederick Palmer · ar 7 · The Place of “One Summer” · Edith Carruth · ar 11 · An American Emperor [Part ? of ?] · Louis Tracy · n. C. Arthur Pearson, 1897; illustrated by C. F. Underwood; chapters VII and VIII. 21 · Practice Game at Yale Field · Kate Masterson · ar 25 · How Moving Photographs Are Taken · Agnes Molleson · ar 29 · Spanish Footprints in American Soil · Irving King · ms 31 · A Frost Fancy · R. K. Munkittrick · ms 32 · Sailor Cats · Cora Rigby · ss; illustrated by F. A. Busing 34 · America’s Unique Naval Victories · Lewis Holden · ar 36 · Stage Talk · [uncredited] · ms 40 · A Piece of Bread · François Coppée; translated by Lila Stewart Smith · ss Short Stories July 1896; illustrated by D. F. Thomson translated from the French. 46 · Capriciousness Profound · [uncredited] · ms; illustrated by Clare Angell 47 · For the Fun of It · Charles Hayden Church · hu

The Sunday Magazine of Intelligence and Entertainment [Vol. III No. 2, October 30, 1898] (New York Press, The, 5¢, 48pp) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. · “Long Live Jerome the First” · [uncredited] · fp 3 · A Thousand a Day with a Rocker · Frederick Palmer · ?? 7 · Hampered Wilhelmina · Henry W. Fischer · ar 13 · An American Emperor [Part ? of ?] · Louis Tracy · n. C. Arthur Pearson, 1897; illustrated by C. F. Underwood; chapters 9 & 10. 22 · Some London Types · Jonas Higgom · ar; illustrated by Leslie W. Lee 26 · For Harvard’s Rich Youths · I. Miller · ar 29 · Amateur Comedy Club of New York · Brouwer Warner · ar 33 · “And the One Shall Be Taken” · James H. Tuckerman · ??; illustrated by S. B. Aspell 40 · Visit to the Mosque of Omar · Lewis Holden · ar 42 · The Horse That Is Not · Edith Carruth · ?? 46 · Hallowe’en in the Poorer Section · D. F. Thomson · ar 47 · For the Fun of It · Charles Hayden Church · hu

The Sunday Magazine of Intelligence and Entertainment [Vol. III No. 3, November 6, 1898] (New York Press, The, 5¢, 48pp) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. · “A Quaint Hum Went Up from This Wild-Looking Crowd as Vansittart Moved Through It” · [uncredited] · fp 3 · Spanish Hospitality · Isabel Allardyce · ??; illustrated by Clare Angell 7 · Three Women · Post Wheeler · ?? 8 · Army Mule, Humorist · Harry Null Gaither · ?? 11 · An American Emperor [Part ? of ?] · Louis Tracy · n. C. Arthur Pearson, 1897; illustrated by C. F. Underwood; chapters 11 & 12. 23 · Messengers We Have Met · S. B. Aspell · ?? 27 · A Lighthouse in the Black Belt · Dexter Marshall · ?? 31 · Chinese Cues · Ludlow Brownell · ??; illustrated by F. A. Busing 34 · Stage Talk · Misc. · ms 38 · When Janet Was “Down East” · Helen Cummings · ?? 45 · Misunderstood · C. H. C. · ?? 46 · The Tide · William W. Carruth · ?? 47 · How Can He Win? · D. F. Thomson · ar 48 · For the Fun of It · Charles Hayden Church · hu

The Sunday Magazine of Intelligence and Entertainment [Vol. III No. 5, November 20, 1898] (New York Press, The, 5¢, 48pp) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. · “‘We must go as we are’, she said. ‘We require no assistance’” · [uncredited] · fp 3 · Thanksgivin’ at “The Hook” · Dexter Marshall · ?? 7 · “The Ship of the Desert” · Lewis Holden · ??; illustrated by F. A. Busing 9 · The Canoe · Charles Hayden Church · ?? 10 · An American Emperor [Part ? of ?] · Louis Tracy · n. C. Arthur Pearson, 1897; illustrated by C. F. Underwood; chapters 15 & 16. 22 · Bronx Park and Its Beauties · W. O. Eschwege · ar 26 · New York Bay · Howard Prentice · ar 27 · Missionaries in Japan · Ludlow Brownell · ar 30 · Our Army and Navy · George M. Vickers · ar 32 · Smuggling Drink Into Camp · Edith Carruth · ?? 36 · Stage Talk · Misc. · ms 40 · Elsa Withington’s Ruined Career · Cora Rigby · ss; illustrated by Frank T. Bowers 45 · A Poem and an Explanation · R. K. Munkittrick · ?? 47 · Cheap Satisfaction · D. F. Thomson · ?? 48 · For the Fun of It · C. H. C. · hu

The Sunday Magazine of Intelligence and Entertainment [Vol. III No. 7, December 4, 1898] (New York Press, The, 5¢, 48pp) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. · Winter · C. F. Underwood · fp 3 · Bayamo, Cuba, in the War · Irving King · ar 7 · Dara Santara’s Last Call · Ludlow Brownell · ss 10 · An American Emperor [Part ? of ?] · Louis Tracy · n. C. Arthur Pearson, 1897; illustrated by C. F. Underwood; chapters 19 & 20. 24 · American Artists in Paris · A. Curtis Bond · ar 29 · The Mormon Settlement · Warren McVeigh · ar 31 · Her Eyes · Charles Hayden Church · ?? 32 · Patrolman Murphy · C. F. Lester · ?? 34 · “Con” Dugan, Tough · Aquila Kempster · ss 43 · A Dream · Julius W. Muller · ?? 47 · Large Fright and Small Cause · D. F. Thomson · ?? 48 · For the Fun of It · C. H. C. · hu

The Sunday Magazine of Intelligence and Entertainment [Vol. III No. 8, December 11, 1898] (New York Press, The, 5¢, 48pp) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. · “So you see, monsieur, that the game is now in my hands” · [uncredited] · fp 3 · Cheerful Children of the Streets · Margaret Martin · ?? 7 · From One Viewpoint · Elsie Barker Gay · ?? 8 · Three Don Quixotes of the Klondyke · Frederick Palmer · ?? 10 · An American Emperor [Part ? of ?] · Louis Tracy · n. C. Arthur Pearson, 1897; illustrated by C. F. Underwood; chapters 21 & 22. 24 · The Golfer, the Skeptic and the Agnostic · Cora Rigby · ?? 29 · Arches, Old and New · W. O. Eschwege · ?? 33 · Resurrected Stories · Lewis Holden · ?? 35 · A Reversible Story · Kate Masterson · ?? 38 · Spain’s Heliographic System in Cuba · Irving King · ar 42 · With a Commercial Aspect · Charles Hayden Church · ??; illustrated by Frank T. Bowers 47 · At the Sunday Dinner · D. F. Thomson · ?? 48 · For the Fun of It · C. H. C. · hu

The Sunday Magazine of Intelligence and Entertainment [Vol. III No. 9, December 18, 1898] (New York Press, The, 5¢, 48pp) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. · “‘Mr. Vansittart,’ she cried, as she bent over him, ‘are you hurt?’” · [uncredited] · fp 3 · Fighting Chaplains of the Army and Navy · Joseph Dana Miller · ar 10 · How My Promotion Came · A Man of ’61 · ar 14 · Illustrated · Charles Hayden Church · ?? 15 · An American Emperor [Part ? of ?] · Louis Tracy · n. C. Arthur Pearson, 1897; illustrated by C. F. Underwood; chapters 23 & 24. 29 · Familiar Burden Bearers · Cora Rigby · ?? 31 · Home of the House of Savoy · Irving King · ar 33 · France · M. · ?? 34 · The Amaranth · Brouwer Warner · ?? 36 · House Where William Penn Lived · W. O. Eschwege · ar 40 · “The Saddest Song in the World” · Margaret Dodge · ??; illustrated by Clare Angell 47 · In Bad Shape for Santa Claus · D. F. Thomson · ?? 48 · For the Fun of It · Elsie Barker Gay · hu

The Sunday Magazine of Intelligence and Entertainment [Vol. III No. 11, January 1, 1899] (New York Press, The, 5¢, 48pp) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. · “And there can be no doubt”, said Henri, “that there is something or other in the air” · [uncredited] · fp 3 · Curious Night Photographs · W. O. Eschwege · pi 5 · $2,500 a Night for a Singer · Margaret Martin · ar 7 · Cost of a Lie · [uncredited] · ms 8 · Testing a Toledo Blade · Harry N. Gaither · ar 11 · An American Emperor [Part ? of ?] · Louis Tracy · n. C. Arthur Pearson, 1897; illustrated by C. F. Underwood; chapters 27 & 28. 21 · Some Dogs That I Have Known · Cora Rigby · ar 25 · When Gran’pappy Plays de Banjo · Kate Jordan · ?? 26 · Work of the Life Savers · C. A. Metcalf · ar 29 · Industrious Elephants · Lewis Holden · ar 32 · Some Early Musical Entertainments · Charles H. Day · ar 35 · Who Is My Neighbor? · C. H. C. · vi 36 · Love for Somebody · Moses Teggart · ?? 37 · The Sale of Quong Qui · Warren McVeigh · ??; illustrated by Clare Angell 44 · Heaven Sends Grub; Whence Come Cooks? · Capt. A. J. Kenealy · ss 47 · At 2 A.M. · D. F. Thomson · ?? 48 · For the Fun of It · Charles Hayden Church · hu

The Sunday Magazine of Intelligence and Entertainment [Vol. III No. 16, February 5, 1899] (New York Press, The, 5¢, 48pp) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. · “Every Stroke Was a Stroke Nearer the Heart of Vansittart” · [uncredited] · fp 3 · Canadian Hockey in New York · Archie MacDougall · ar 6 · A Seventy-Mile Flyer Caught by the Camera · [uncredited] · pi 7 · The Metamorphosis of Wiggins · Ludlow Brownell · ss; illustrated by C. F. Underwood 13 · Infanta Eulalie and Her Sons · Lewis Holden · ??; illustrated by Clare Angell 15 · Macaroni Shops of New York · Osborn Spencer · ar 18 · The Runaway Empress · Henry W. Fischer · bg 23 · Verdi’s House of Rest · [uncredited] · pi 24 · An Unmanly Triumph · Edwin Pugh · ss 28 · Stage Talk · [uncredited] · ms 32 · Greek Meets Greek · A. De Ford Pitney · ss 34 · Glimpses of Salt Lake City · [uncredited] · ms 35 · An American Emperor [Part ? of ?] · Louis Tracy · n. C. Arthur Pearson, 1897; illustrated by C. F. Underwood; chapters 37 & 38. 48 · The Age of Chivalry Is Not Gone · D. F. Thomson · ??

Sunday Magazines: During the period 1902 to 1920 (roughly) several US newspapers carried a weekly (or monthly) syndicated Sunday supplement usually titled The Sunday Magazine of the xxxx. These typically came from one of four separate syndicates, each of which is discussed in its own section.

American Sunday Monthly Magazine --- see under American Sunday Monthly Magazine.

Associated Sunday Magazine --- see under Associated Sunday Magazine.

Illustrated Sunday Magazine --- see under Illustrated Sunday Magazine.

The National Sunday Magazine --- see under The National Sunday Magazine.

Sunday Stories   (about)

Sunday Stories [No. 1934, May 20, 1933] (Amalgamated Press, 2d, iv+461-484pp, 7½″ x 11″) [] Details supplied by Rich Horton. 461 · Send Your Troubles to Margery · Margery · cl 462 · A Kingdom for Love [Part ? of ?] · John Crichton · sl 465 · Moon-Time Dreams · H. G. · pm 466 · A Gay Beret for the Tennis Girl · [uncredited] · ms 467 · A Lady of High Degree · Winifred Carter · nv 471 · Margery Solves Your Dress Problems · Margery · cl 472 · A Cosy Outfit for Baby · [uncredited] · ms 473 · Pretty Frocks for Summer Days · [uncredited] · ms 474 · This Week’s Prize-Winning Household Hints · [uncredited] · cl 475 · An Embroidered Linen Tray-Cloth · [uncredited] · ms 480 · The Reluctant Heiress [Part ? of ?] · F. A. Wellesley-Smith · sl; illustrated by Leslie Otway iii · Making Pickles at Home · [uncredited] · ms

Sunday Stories [No. 2174, December 25th 1937] (Amalgamated Press, 2d, iv+601-624pp, 7.5″ x 11″) [] 601 · Bring Your Troubles to Margery · Margery · cl 602 · Margot in Search of Happiness [Part ? of ?] · Hope Chester · sl 605 · Fun for the Christmas Party · [uncredited] · ms 606 · Christmas Joy · Olga Ogan · pm 607 · Romance to the Rescue · Marianne Melville · ss 611 · Try These Readers’ Favourite Christmas Cookery Recipes · Various · ms 612 · Let Margery Solve Your Dress Problem! · Margery · cl 613 · Such an Attractive Jumper to Make— · [uncredited] · ms 614 · For After-Christmas Gaieties · [uncredited] · ms 622 · A Job for Elspeth [Part ? of ?] · Edith M. Leitch · sl iii · Easy to Knit—Easy to Wear · [uncredited] · ms