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My Lady of the Melancholy Eyes, No. IV, (ss) Yes or No August 1 1908
Playing a Poor Hand, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post August 1 1908
My Lady of the Melancholy Eyes, No. V, (ss) Yes or No August 8 1908
[photography], (pt) Collier’s August 15 1908
The New Musician, (pm) The Saturday Evening Post August 29 1908
Seeing the Campaign, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post August 29 1908, etc.
Your Garden, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post August 29 1908, etc.
Carnegie, Bryan, Hill, and Mitchell, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine August 1908
Contents of the August Magazines, (cl) The Busy Man’s Magazine August 1908
Faint-Heart, (pm) The Story-teller August 1908
Famous Swords of General Grant, (ar) The Scrap Book August 1908
A Farmer’s Life, (pm) The Novel Magazine August 1908
Jack London’s Great Novel, “Martin Eden”, (rv) The Pacific Monthly August 1908 [Ref. Jack London]
The Lace-Makers of the New Ireland, (ar) Smith’s Magazine August 1908
The Largest Clock Ever Made, (ar) The Scrap Book August 1908
Major-General Thomas H. Barry, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine August 1908
A Maker of Absurdities, (bg) The London Magazine August 1908 [Ref. W. Heath Robinson]
Maxims and Moralisings, (ms) The Busy Man’s Magazine August 1908, etc.
The Most Practical Thing in the World, (ed) Appleton’s Magazine August 1908
The Pierrots on the Pier, (ms) The English Illustrated Magazine August 1908
Portable Pastimes: Being Part of a Letter from Angelina to Her Dearest Friend, (ar) The Windsor Magazine #164, August 1908
“Problem” Pictures, (ar) The Strand Magazine August 1908
The Reformers, (pm) The All-Story Magazine August 1908
Rules for Conduct, (pm) The Novel Magazine August 1908
Some Sundials, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine August 1908
The Sweet Exception, (pm) The Story-teller August 1908
The Three Corporals, (ss) The Novel Magazine August 1908
To My Musician!, (pm) The Story-teller August 1908
Two Countries, (pm) The Novel Magazine August 1908
The Whole Family: A Novel in Twelve Parts, by Twelve Authors: The Mother, (sl) Harper’s Bazar August 1908 (by Edith Franklin Wyatt)
[frontispiece], (fp) The American Magazine August 1908
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Book Magazine August 1908
[frontispiece], (fp) Fry’s Magazine August 1908
[photography], (pt) Cosmopolitan Magazine August 1908
The Meeting, (ss) Yes or No September 5 1908
My Lady of the Melancholy Eyes, No. VI, (ss) Yes or No September 5 1908
College-Bred Farmers, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post September 12 1908, etc.
The Autobiography of an Obscure Author, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post September 26 1908, etc.
Cupid in the Office, (pm) Collier’s September 26 1908
Aptly Defined, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 1908
A Clincher, (pm) The All-Story Magazine September 1908
Contents of the Sept. Magazines, (cl) The Busy Man’s Magazine September 1908
Curiosities in Sporting Phrases, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 1908
Father Bernard Vaughan, (ar) The Lady’s Realm September 1908
A Few Thoughts, (ms) The Busy Man’s Magazine September 1908, etc.
Hence These Tears, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 1908
Home Nursing, (ss) The Novel Magazine September 1908
Keeping Cool: On Holiday at the Most Popular Seaside Resorts in Europe and America, (ar) The London Magazine September 1908
A Letter to Keep Forever, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 1908
A Little Polish Dancer, (ar) The Lady’s Realm September 1908
The Little Problems of Mr. Brigg, (ar) The Strand Magazine September 1908 [Ref. Thomas Hargreaves Brigg]
Logic, (pl) The English Illustrated Magazine September 1908
A “Low-Shoe” Cold, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 1908
Luck in Mines, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 1908
Military Small Beer, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine September 1908
A Moonlight Romance, (pm) The Novel Magazine September 1908
The New Arithmetic, (pm) The Royal Magazine September 1908
The New Roosevelt, (ar) The American Magazine September 1908 [Ref. Theodore Roosevelt]
The Old Pugilist, (pm) Fry’s Magazine September 1908 (by Bertram Atkey)
Overheard by the Club Waiter, (ms) The Grand Magazine of Fiction September 1908
Poor John!, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 1908
Sailing to Business, (ar) The London Magazine September 1908
She Talked the Roof Off, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 1908
Some Eighteenth-Century Engravings, (ar) Putnam’s Monthly & The Reader September 1908
Something Like a Farm!, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 1908
Theatrical Scenes and Portraits, (pi) Cosmopolitan Magazine September 1908
When Mary Was a Lassie, (pm) The All-Story Magazine September 1908
Where Baths Are Taken Once a Month, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 1908
Why Cats Alight on Their Feet, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 1908
Women’s Strange Professions, (pi) The Royal Magazine September 1908
Women, To-Day and Yesterday, (ed) Appleton’s Magazine September 1908
The Wonders of Water, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 1908
The World’s Most Beautiful Women: A Post-Card Test, (ar) The Strand Magazine September 1908
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Book Magazine September 1908
[frontispiece], (fp) Fry’s Magazine September 1908
Big Savings on Small Wages, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1908
A Bottle Fashioned After Mother Earth, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine October 1908
By the Light of the Lantern, (qa) The Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1908, etc.
Canadian National Exhibition Breaks Many Records, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine October 1908
Champion Dogs, (pi) Pearson’s Magazine October 1908
Contents of the Oct. Magazines, (cl) The Busy Man’s Magazine October 1908
Dancing Is Only an Expression of Life, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine October 1908
Electricity on the Rail, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1908
English Homes and Gardens: 1. “Orchards,” the Residence of William Chance, Bart., (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) October 1908
Foretold Their Doom, (ar) The Scrap Book October 1908
Free Riding in Russia, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1908
The Freight Claim-Agent, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1908
The Hunchbacked Musicians, (ss) The Novel Magazine October 1908
The Ideal of Child-Beauty of Different Nations, (ar) The Strand Magazine October 1908
Important First Things in America, (cl) The Scrap Book October 1908, etc.
Kharbarova: A Far Samoyad Settlement, (ar) The Windsor Magazine #166, October 1908
The Light of the Morning, (pm) The Novel Magazine October 1908
Making a New Time-Table, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1908
Mark Twain’s Elusive Birthday, (hu) The Scrap Book October 1908
The Meanest Job in the World, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1908
Meeting Long Odds in Tunnel Work, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1908
Moral Lessons in Car Signs, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1908
More Stories Told by Your Favourites, (ms) The Story-teller October 1908
Most Honest Passenger on Record, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1908
New Haven Old-Timer, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1908
The New Occupants of Government House, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine October 1908
The Olympic Games: Were They a Success?, (ar) Fry’s Magazine October 1908 (by C. B. Fry)
The Opening of the Theatrical Season—An Interview with Charles Frohman, (iv) Metropolitan Magazine October 1908 [Ref. Charles Frohman]
A Really Dangerous Business, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine October 1908
The Rise and Glory of Italian Art, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine October 1908
Royalty at the Dinner-Table, (ar) The Scrap Book October 1908
Scenes from the Latest Plays, (cl) People’s October 1908
The Three Drawers, (vi) The English Illustrated Magazine October 1908
What Do These Two Black Pages Mean?, (ms) The Scrap Book October 1908
Working Together, (ed) Appleton’s Magazine October 1908
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Scrap Book October 1908
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Book Magazine October 1908
[photography], (pt) Cosmopolitan Magazine October 1908
[photography], (pt) The Royal Magazine October 1908
Thrift, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post November 14 1908, etc.
A Born Othello, (bg) The Scrap Book November 1908
The Carlist Pretender to the Throne of Spain, (bg) Munsey’s Magazine November 1908
Contents of November Magazines, (cl) The Busy Man’s Magazine November 1908
The Crux of Association Football: Is Peace Possible?, (ar) Fry’s Magazine November 1908 (by C. B. Fry)
Do a Little More, (ms) The Busy Man’s Magazine November 1908
English Homes and Gardens: II. Cawdor Castle, the Seat of Earl Cawdor, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) November 1908
An Esperanto City, (ar) The Strand Magazine November 1908
Excelsior (“When I was but a little boy…”), (pm) The Story-teller November 1908
The Fight for a New Navy, (ar) McClure’s Magazine November 1908
From Nell’s Diary, (ss) The English Illustrated Magazine November 1908
Good Stories About the Great, (ar) The Scrap Book November 1908
How Sankey Composed “The Ninety and Nine”, (ar) The Scrap Book November 1908
How the Rich Live, (ar) The London Magazine November 1908
How the Turk Made Haste, (vi) The Scrap Book November 1908
An Imperial Rogue: A Sketch of the Life Lucien Bonaparte, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine November 1908
The Iron Ring, (ss) The English Illustrated Magazine November 1908
Is It Dangerous to Be Fat?, (ar) The Scrap Book November 1908
Lights and Shadows, (hu) The Scrap Book November 1908
The Magic Mirror, (pm) The Novel Magazine November 1908, etc.
Making a Seven-Day Week, (ar) The Scrap Book November 1908
The Man Who Couldn’t Be Hanged, (ar) The Scrap Book November 1908
The Master of Fox-Hounds, (il) Metropolitan Magazine November 1908
The Passing Years, (pm) The Novel Magazine November 1908
Samples of Chinese Humor, (ms) The Scrap Book November 1908
The Satire of W.K. Haselden, (ar) The Strand Magazine November 1908 [Ref. W. K. Haselden]
Smile When You Can, (ms) The Busy Man’s Magazine November 1908
The Speech of the Eyes, (ar) The Scrap Book November 1908
Tolstoi’s Jubilee, (ar) The Strand Magazine November 1908 [Ref. Leo Tolstoi]
The Truth About the Rubber Industry in Tropical Mexico, (ar) The Pacific Monthly November 1908
The Viavi Movement Nearer Home, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine November 1908
When Almanacs Were the “Best Sellers”, (ar) The Scrap Book November 1908
The Wright Way of Flying, (ar) The Idler November 1908
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Scrap Book November 1908
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Book Magazine November 1908
[photography], (pt) The American Magazine November 1908
[photography], (pt) Cosmopolitan Magazine November 1908
Giving the Game Away (etc.), (hu) Yes or No December 5 1908
Help for the Unemployed, (ed) Yes or No December 5 1908
A Miss and a Kiss (etc.), (hu) Yes or No December 5 1908
On a Certainty (etc.), (hu) Yes or No December 5 1908
Result of Our Football Contest, (ms) Yes or No December 5 1908
A Telephone Scrap (etc.), (hu) Yes or No December 5 1908
Too Busy (etc.), (hu) Yes or No December 5 1908
Sensation in Court, (ar) The Daily Telegraph December 8 1908
In the Crucible, (ss) Yes or No December 12 1908
Brickbats and Bouquets, (cl) Collier’s December 19 1908, etc.
[photography], (pt) Collier’s December 19 1908
Across the Window-Ledge, (ss) The London Magazine December 1908
Contents of December Magazines, (cl) The Busy Man’s Magazine December 1908
English Homes and Gardens: III. Derwent Hall, Derbyshire, a Seat of the Duke of Norfolk, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) December 1908
Epitaph on a Man Without Convictions, (pm) The Grand Magazine of Fiction December 1908
Fateful Days of Great Men, (ar) The Scrap Book December 1908
The First Cup of Coffee, (vi) The Scrap Book December 1908
The First Motor-Boat Race, (cs) Pearson’s Magazine December 1908
From Stage to Altar, (pi) The Royal Magazine December 1908
He Never Told a Lie, (pm) The Argosy December 1908
An Interval of Rest, (pm) The Novel Magazine December 1908
Japanese Prints of Perry, (pi) McClure’s Magazine December 1908
Letters from G. G., (sl) The American Magazine December 1908, etc. (by Grace Hall)
Metals More Precious Than Gold, (ar) The Scrap Book December 1908
On the Giving of Presents, (ed) Appleton’s Magazine December 1908
The Pessimist (“A little snow”), (pm) The Story-teller December 1908
Some Village and Market Crosses, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine December 1908
The Stage, (pi) The Strand Magazine December 1908, etc.
The Successful Assistant, (ms) The Busy Man’s Magazine December 1908
“That Reminds Me”, (ar) The Strand Magazine December 1908
These Great Crops of Ours, (ar) The Scrap Book December 1908
The Three Smokers, (cs) The London Magazine December 1908
Tricks for the Christmas Party, (ar) The London Magazine December 1908
What Is the Matter with David Belasco?, (ar) Hampton’s Broadway Magazine December 1908
Writers and Their Work, (cl) Hampton’s Broadway Magazine December 1908, etc.
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Scrap Book December 1908
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Book Magazine December 1908
[photography], (pt) The American Magazine December 1908
[photography], (pt) Cosmopolitan Magazine December 1908
Apples, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 2 1909
In the Grip of the “Flu”, (hu) Yes or No January 16 1909
1909 and After, (ed) Appleton’s Magazine January 1909
Applying the Closure, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1909
The Book of the Month, (br) The Busy Man’s Magazine January 1909, etc.
Brains, Femininity, and Melodrama, (th) Hampton’s Broadway Magazine January 1909
The Comtesse’s Understudy, (ss) Sievier’s Monthly #1, January 1909
Contents of January Magazines, (cl) The Busy Man’s Magazine January 1909
A Crime Against American Children, (ar) The Ladies’ Home Journal January 1909
Dogs as Dowries, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1909
An Easy Solution, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1909
English Homes and Gardens: IV. Southam Delabere, Gloucestershire, the Residence of Mrs. Ratcliff, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) January 1909
The Experience and Observations of a New York Saloon-Keeper, (ar) McClure’s Magazine January 1909
The Faith Cure, (vi) Sievier’s Monthly #1, January 1909
The Fountain Pen Industry in Canada, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine January 1909
Gibbs Was Surprised, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1909
A Good Hand, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1909
Great Minds That Have Thought Alike, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1909
The House of Too Much Trouble, (pm) The Novel Magazine January 1909
How to Bring up Children, (ms) Sievier’s Monthly #1, January 1909
If You Intend to Build a Bungalow, (ar) The Ladies’ Home Journal January 1909
In Search of the Pole, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1909
Merliza, the Fairy, (ss) The English Illustrated Magazine January 1909
Milton’s Tercentenary, (pi) The Pall Mall Magazine January 1909
More Tricks for the Christmas Party, (ar) The London Magazine January 1909
Neptune’s Mail, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine January 1909
New Home-Made Trimmings, (ar) The Ladies’ Home Journal January 1909
Northcliffe and Munsey, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine January 1909
On the Stubborn Coast of Oregon, (pi) The Pacific Monthly January 1909
Our Inconsistent Language, (pm) The Scrap Book January 1909
Parrots as Advertising Agents, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1909
Personalities, (ia) Hampton’s Broadway Magazine January 1909, etc.
The Poet’s Miss, (pm) The Novel Magazine January 1909
A Police Trap, (ms) The London Magazine January 1909
A Reverend Negro’s Oration on the Body of a Brother Nigger, (ms) Sievier’s Monthly #1, January 1909
The Safe Road, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine January 1909
The Sailor’s Daughter, (pm) The Novel Magazine January 1909
The Sleeping Beauty, (ss) Sievier’s Monthly #1, January 1909
Sleeping Out of Doors, (ms) The Busy Man’s Magazine January 1909
Souls—Masculine and Feminine, (ms) Sievier’s Monthly #1, January 1909
Sport in a Nutshell, (cl) Fry’s Magazine January 1909, etc. (by Bertram Atkey)
The Synopsis of the Very Latest Novel, (vi) Sievier’s Monthly #1, January 1909
Twenty-Nine the Age for Crime, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 1909
An Up-to-Date at Home, (vi) Sievier’s Monthly #1, January 1909
What It Really Means to Be an Actress, (ar) The Ladies’ Home Journal January 1909
What Some Girls Did with Bows, (ar) The Ladies’ Home Journal January 1909
A Winter Love Song, (pm) Metropolitan Magazine January 1909
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Scrap Book January 1909
[front cover], (cv) The Green Book Album January 1909
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Book Magazine January 1909
[photography], (pt) The American Magazine January 1909
[photography], (pt) Cosmopolitan Magazine January 1909
[photography], (pt) The Pacific Monthly January 1909
Cabinet-Choosing and Golf, (ms) Collier’s February 6 1909
Magazine Men, (cl) The Saturday Evening Post February 6 1909, etc.
On an Invitation to Dinner, (ar) Collier’s February 6 1909
The Return, (vi) Yes or No February 6 1909
[photography], (pt) Collier’s February 6 1909
Dougal’s Views on Flying Machines, (hu) Yes or No February 13 1909
How to Become a Good Revolver Shot, (ar) Yes or No February 13 1909
The Unseen Eyes, (ss) Yes or No February 13 1909
The Confessions of a Con Man, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 20 1909, etc.as told to Will Irwin
Does a Farm Education Pay?, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post February 20 1909
Aeroplanes in the Making, (ar) The Royal Magazine February 1909
The Answer That Pleased the King, (ms) The Scrap Book February 1909
An Appeal to Cupid, (pm) The Novel Magazine February 1909
Arthur Upson, (ob) Putnam’s Magazine February 1909 [Ref. Arthur Upson]
Beautiful Homes and Gardens: V. Hord Manor, Wilshire, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) February 1909
Be Exact, (ms) The Busy Man’s Magazine February 1909
Contents of February Magazines, (cl) The Busy Man’s Magazine February 1909
Curious Hobbies of Royalties, (ar) The Scrap Book February 1909
Eliot the Inscrutable, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine February 1909
Factors in Successful Management, (ms) The Busy Man’s Magazine February 1909
The Family Tree of the Weather-Vane, (ar) The Scrap Book February 1909
The Fulfilment, (ss) Sievier’s Monthly #2, February 1909, etc.
How I Escaped, (ss) The Grand Magazine February 1909
How Language Grows, (ar) The Scrap Book February 1909
Just Before, (vi) Sievier’s Monthly #2, February 1909
The King Who Does Not Know, (ar) The Scrap Book February 1909
Lincoln and Darwin, Emancipators, (ed) Appleton’s Magazine February 1909 [Ref. Charles Darwin & Abraham Lincoln]
Midnight (“Snow and the shadows on it”), (pm) The English Illustrated Magazine February 1909
Notes About Other Books, (cl) The Busy Man’s Magazine February 1909
Plays and Players, (th) Hampton’s Magazine February 1909, etc.
Punishing Riotous Suffragettes, (ar) The Scrap Book February 1909
Quick Returns, (vi) Pearson’s Magazine February 1909
Secrets of the Night, (ss) The Novel Magazine February 1909
The Silent Speech, (ss) The English Illustrated Magazine February 1909
Some Stories of Men and Manners, (cl) Appleton’s Magazine February 1909
Stage Prizes, (ar) The Strand Magazine February 1909
The Treasure of Yesterday and Today, (ar) The Pacific Monthly February 1909
The Useless Arm of the Kaiser, (il) The Scrap Book February 1909
Valuable Knowledge, (pm) The Novel Magazine February 1909
Wanted: More Nerve, Fewer Nerves, (ar) The Scrap Book February 1909
“Where Ignorance Is Bliss”, (pm) The Grand Magazine February 1909
The Women Who Are Plain, (ar) The Scrap Book February 1909
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Scrap Book February 1909
[frontispiece], (fp) The Blue Book Magazine February 1909
[photography], (pt) Cosmopolitan Magazine February 1909
One of the “Plain People” Speaks, (pm) Collier’s March 6 1909
Robbie’s Rake-Off, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post March 13 1909
A Waiting Patriot, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 13 1909 (by Samuel George Blythe)
Answer to Correspondents, (ms) The Grand Magazine March 1909
Beautiful Homes and Gardens: VI. Powderham Castle, Devon; the Seat of the Earl of Devon, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) March 1909
The Blessings of Middle Age, (ar) Woman’s Home Companion March 1909
A Credential from Uncle Sam, (ar) The Scrap Book March 1909
Days the Life-Savers Honor, (ms) The Scrap Book March 1909
Deserts, (pm) The All-Story Magazine March 1909
Doubles of the Great, (ar) The Scrap Book March 1909
The Dream of Father Placidus, (ss) The Idler March 1909
Home Problems, (cl) Woman’s Home Companion March 1909, etc.

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