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[paragraph noting the death of Mr. F. St. Mars, frequent contributor of nature stories to the magazine], (ob) The London Magazine November 1921 [Ref. F. St. Mars]
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine November 1921
[photography], (pt) Metropolitan November 1921
Benzol Is Not the Best Motor Fuel, (ms) Short Stories December 10 1921
Don’t Say “C.C.”—Say “Mil”; It’s More Classy, (ms) Short Stories December 10 1921
The Holy City Has a New Waterworks, (ms) Short Stories December 10 1921
In the Wholly Unexplored Regions?, (ms) Short Stories December 10 1921
A Portable Lawn, (ms) Short Stories December 10 1921
Prophylactic Therapy Applied to Digs, (ms) Short Stories December 10 1921
Says Sun Spots Mean an Early, Cold Winter, (ms) Short Stories December 10 1921
The Smallest Bird Lives in Cuba, (ms) Short Stories December 10 1921
Some Animal Centenarians, (ms) Short Stories December 10 1921
Steel Direct from the Ore, (ms) Short Stories December 10 1921
What Makes You Sneeze?, (ms) Short Stories December 10 1921
“The Wings of the Wind”, (ms) Short Stories December 10 1921
How About It, Cowboys?, (cn) Adventure December 30 1921
Abou-Said, (pm) Colour December 1921; translated by Griffyth Fairfax & Adolphe Thalasso
All the Fun of the Frost, (ms) Pearson’s Magazine December 1921
Christmas Night’s Entertainmens, (ms) Pearson’s Magazine December 1921
£500—A Magnificent Offer to Observers!, (cn) The London Magazine December 1921
Fortune Telling by Cards, (ar) The Sovereign Magazine December 1921
Heard at the 19th, (ms) The London Magazine December 1921
The Marvels of a Snowflake, (ms) Pearson’s Magazine December 1921
P.G. Wodehouse: The Creator of “Jeeves” and “Archie”, (ar) The Strand Magazine December 1921 [Ref. P. G. Wodehouse]
The Play of the Month: The Sign on the Door, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) December 1921 [Ref. Channing Pollock]
“Sally”, (th) The London Magazine December 1921
Secret Hearts, (pm) Colour December 1921; translated by Griffyth Fairfax & Adolphe Thalasso
60 Pages of Humor, (hu) Wayside Tales and Cartoons Magazine December 1921
Solution to “A Tale with Tangles in It”, (ms) The Strand Magazine December 1921
The Warrior’s Bride, (pm) Colour December 1921; translated by Griffyth Fairfax & Adolphe Thalasso
Zulma, (pm) Colour December 1921; translated by Griffyth Fairfax & Adolphe Thalasso
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine December 1921
The Endless Sky (“There is no end to the sky”), (pm) Argosy Allstory Weekly January 21 1922
Prize-Winners, (ms) Yes or No January 23 1922
George L. Catton, (bg) Brief Stories January 1922
“The Golden Moth”, (th) The London Magazine January 1922
My Neighbour, (vi) Colour January 1922
The Science of Palmistry, (ar) The Sovereign Magazine January 1922
Things I Saw at the English Court, (ar) Good Housekeeping January 1922
[photography], (pt) The Grand Magazine January 1922
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine January 1922
Automobile Death Rate Goes Up, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 20 1922
The Crooked Voter, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 20 1922
Direct Testimony, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 20 1922
A Faulty Invitation, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 20 1922
Home, Sweet Home, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 20 1922
Inevitable Success, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 20 1922
Not Altogether Crazy, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 20 1922
Not Irreparable, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 20 1922
Painless Salvation, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 20 1922
Ultramodern Women, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 20 1922
Washington on Peace, (ms) The Popular Magazine February 20 1922
“Cairo”, (th) The London Magazine February 1922
Col. Charles Young, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine February 1922
The Football Girl Arrives, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine February 1922
Fortune Telling with Dice and Dominoes, (ar) The Sovereign Magazine February 1922
The Play of the Month: The Faithful Heart, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) February 1922 [Ref. Monckton Hoffe]
[frontispiece], (fp) The Windsor Magazine #326, February 1922
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine February 1922
About the Boll Weevil, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 7 1922
Belong to America!, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 7 1922
A Big Collection, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 7 1922
Getting Up Steam, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 7 1922
Great Is the Melting Pot!, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 7 1922
The Lucky Physician, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 7 1922
The Path to Prominence, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 7 1922
Putting Things Over, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 7 1922
Safety First in the Air, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 7 1922
Life with the Cover Off—The Experiences of a Girl Reporter, (ss) Collier’s March 11 1922
The Vintage of 1922, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 18 1922
The Capital’s Man Hunt, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 20 1922
Chemists Do Some Predicting, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 20 1922
Nothing Given Free, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 20 1922
Prong-Horn Antelope Need Protection, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 20 1922
Refinement and Environment, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 20 1922
Superfluous Prevision, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 20 1922
They Don’t Let Go, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 20 1922
Those Precious Drops, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 20 1922
A Tragic Oversight, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 20 1922
“Fun of the Fayre”, (th) The London Magazine March 1922
Harrison Fisher and the Dog on the Cover, (ms) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine March 1922
Heard This One?, (hu) The Novel Magazine March 1922, etc.
A New Word Square, (pz) Pearson’s Magazine March 1922, etc.
The Play of the Month: Blood and Sand, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) March 1922 [Ref. Vicente Blasco Ibáñez]
The Spanish Lover, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #120, March 1922
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine March 1922
Ample Opportunity, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1922
Gluttons for Oratory, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1922
A Heaven on Earth, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1922
Intensified Interest, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1922
Involuntary Confession, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1922
The Irishman’s Choice, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1922
A Land of Precious Stones, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1922
The Lesser Evil, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1922
Silencing the Court, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1922
Something Else for Ireland, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1922
Taking No Chances, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1922, etc.
Charles Hargens, Jr., (bg) Brief Stories April 1922
“La Folie”, (pm) The Blue Magazine #34, April 1922
Lady Lavery’s Views on Art—and Other Things, (iv) The Strand Magazine April 1922 [Ref. Hazel, Lady Lavery]
The Play of the Month: “Welcome Stranger”, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) April 1922 [Ref. Aaron Hoffman]
The Possibilities of Wallpaper, (ar) The Home Magazine, Woman at Home April 1922
Should Divorce Be Made Easier?, (ar) The Home Magazine, Woman at Home April 1922
The Simple Art of Stencilling, (ar) The Home Magazine, Woman at Home April 1922
[frontispiece], (fp) The Windsor Magazine #328, April 1922
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine April 1922
A Woman Detective’s Story, (ss) MacLean’s May 1 1922as told to Gertrude E. S. Pringle
The Rawhide Railroad, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 6 1922
The Army Offers You a Vacation, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 20 1922
Clipping Hair and Clipping Coupons, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 20 1922
A Football Romance, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 20 1922
Making Everything Plain, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 20 1922
The Man Who Had, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 20 1922
A Printing Bill, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 20 1922
Regulating Clothes, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 20 1922
Successful Management, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post May 20 1922
The Time Not to Quit, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 20 1922
The Greatest Secret Service Story of the War, (ar) McClure’s Magazine May 1922 (by C. E. Russell)
Here Is a New Word Square, (pz) Pearson’s Magazine May 1922
James B. Starr, (bg) Brief Stories May 1922
Little Stories of Success, (ar) The Half-Century Magazine May/June 1922
The Play of the Month: The Lady of the Rose, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) May 1922
The Verdun Medal, (ms) Colour May 1922
The World Goes Marching On, (cl) Pearson’s Magazine May 1922, etc.
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine May 1922
The Confessions of a She-Politician, (ar) MacLean’s June 1 1922
Old Songs That Men Have Sung, (cl) Adventure June 20 1922, etc.
No Compromise with Bolshevism, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post June 24 1922
British Crime Since the War, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) June 1922
The Favourite Wins!, (cn) The Novel Magazine June 1922
“The Lady of the Rose”, (th) The London Magazine June 1922
The Persistent Lovers, (sa) The Sovereign Magazine June 1922
Personal and Otherwise, (cl) Harper’s Magazine June 1922, etc.
Peter Rabbit and His Baby Bunnies, (cs) The Happy Mag. June 1922, etc.
The Play of the Month: The Bat, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) June 1922 [Ref. Mary Roberts Rinehart]
Prescriptions, (ms) The Happy Mag. June 1922, etc.
The Truth at Last About Ireland, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) June 1922
The Volga Valley Comes to Life Again, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) June 1922
The Youth of Napoleon, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) June 1922
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Happy Mag. June 1922
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine June 1922
A Bathing Tragedy, (il) The Happy Mag. July 1922
Excused, (pm) The Happy Mag. July 1922
The Falling Leaf, (pm) The Happy Mag. July 1922
Handwriting Competition, (cn) The Royal Magazine July 1922, etc.
How Its Hair Gives an Animal Away, (ar) The Sovereign Magazine July 1922
How to Be Tall, Graceful and Strong, (cl) The Violet Magazine #1, July 1922, etc.
Kiki, Andre’ Picard’s Comedy, (pl) Hearst’s International July 1922adapted by David Belasco
Loneliest of All, (pm) The Happy Mag. July 1922
The Man Who Completely Lost His Head, (il) The Happy Mag. July 1922
Novel Competition, (cl) The Violet Magazine #1, July 1922
One Exception, (pm) The Happy Mag. July 1922
Our Changeable Climate: The Man Who Wanted to Go for a Walk, (il) The Happy Mag. July 1922
The Play of the Month: Decameron Nights, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) July 1922
A Quiet Read, (ss) The Happy Mag. July 1922
The Romance of the Finger Ring, (ar) The Sovereign Magazine July 1922
“Round in 50”, (th) The London Magazine July 1922
Settling It, (pm) The Happy Mag. July 1922
Silence, (ss) The Century Magazine July 1922
Sure to Grow, (pm) The Happy Mag. July 1922
A Warning to Those Who Would Defy the Kill-Joys, (il) The Happy Mag. July 1922
Why He Flewsseau!, (pm) The Happy Mag. July 1922
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine July 1922
How Much of Her Past Should a Wife Tell?, (ar) Midnight August 26 1922
How Much of His Past Should a Husband Tell?, (ar) Midnight August 26 1922
Beware of the Snaps!, (ms) The Happy Mag. August 1922
“Decameron Nights”, (th) The London Magazine August 1922
Famous Love Letters, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1922
“Gwyneth of the Welsh Hills”, (sa) The Sovereign Magazine August 1922 [Ref. Edith Nepean]
How Its Walk Gives an Animal Away, (ar) The Sovereign Magazine August 1922
The Irish Free State and Irish Soul, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1922
The Love She Threw Away, (ss) The Violet Magazine #2, August 1922
Love’s Test, (pm) The Violet Magazine #2, August 1922
Multum in Parvo, (ms) The London Magazine August 1922
The Play of the Month: Whirled Into Happiness, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) August 1922
A Romance of the Dark Continent, (is) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine August 1922 [Ref. Cynthia Stockley]
Three Centuries of Americans, (ar) McClure’s Magazine August 1922
What’s in a Kiss?, (pm) The Violet Magazine #2, August 1922
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Happy Mag. August 1922
[frontispiece], (fp) McClure’s Magazine August 1922
[frontispiece], (fp) The Windsor Magazine #332, August 1922
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine August 1922
The Distinguished Janitor, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1922
A Great Race, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1922
The Language of the Air, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1922
Preventable Fires, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1922
Southern Highlanders, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1922
A Tribute to Delaware, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1922
A Brief Address, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 20 1922
The Careful Hunter, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 20 1922
An Efficient Warning, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 20 1922
Poison or Medicine?, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 20 1922
Senator Harrison’s Mistake, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 20 1922
Too Much Law, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 20 1922
The Film Play of the Month: Fox Farm, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) September 1922 [Ref. Warwick Deeping]
The Jungle of the Mind, (ar) The Atlantic Monthly September 1922
Margaret Batterham, (bg) Brief Stories September 1922
“Orphans of the Storm”, (th) The London Magazine September 1922
Relations, (pm) The Royal Magazine September 1922
The Situation in Russia, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1922
Some Famous Love Stories, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1922
Some Summer Laughter, (hu) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #126, September 1922
To?, (pm) The Royal Magazine September 1922
The Twelve greatest Living Americans!, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1922
Wine-Soaked Europe and Dry America, (ed) The Ladies’ Home Journal September 1922
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Corner Magazine September 1922
[frontispiece], (fp) McClure’s Magazine September 1922
[photography], (pt) The Grand Magazine September 1922
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine September 1922
Letters from a Self-Made Burglar, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post October 7 1922
Why Beautiful Women Commit Suicide, (ar) Midnight October 7 1922
Soldiers of Fortune, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post October 14 1922
About Anna Lea Merritt, (ar) Colour October 1922
Gentlewomen All, (pm) Harper’s Magazine October 1922
The Girl Who Pleased Herself, (ss) The Violet Magazine #4, October 1922
How to Make Money, (cn) The Novel Magazine October 1922
Ladies, (pm) The Royal Magazine October 1922
The Mermaid’s Cave, (ms) The Happy Mag. October 1922
Mr. Rabbit and His Baby Bunnies, (cs) The Happy Mag. October 1922, etc.
Money vs. Man, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) October 1922
“The Passionate Friends”, (sa) The Sovereign Magazine October 1922
The Play of the Month: The Second Mrs. Tanqueray, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) October 1922 [Ref. Arthur Wing Pinero]
This Month’s Word Square, (pz) Pearson’s Magazine October 1922, etc.
The Two Butterflies, (pm) The Violet Magazine #4, October 1922
[frontispiece], (fp) McClure’s Magazine October 1922
[photography], (pt) The Grand Magazine October 1922
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine October 1922
Confessions of a Doctor’s Wife, (ts) Midnight November 4 1922
Cupid’s Helper, (ms) Argosy Allstory Weekly November 4 1922
The Love Affairs of a Timid Man, (ts) Midnight November 11 1922
Please Remit, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 11 1922
The Sucker, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 11 1922
Just a Woman’s Way, (ss) The Violet Magazine #6, November 17 1922
New Easy Competition, (cn) The Violet Magazine #6, November 17 1922
Will He Make a Good Husband?, (ms) The Violet Magazine #6, November 17 1922
Every Advantage, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 18 1922
The Lunatic Fringe, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 18 1922
Confessions of a Political Campaigner, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 25 1922
Games, (pm) The Royal Magazine November 1922
The Jester’s Page, (ms) Lloyd’s Story Magazine November 1922, etc.
Let’s Laugh, (hu) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #128, November 1922
Money Any Use to You?, (cn) The Novel Magazine November 1922
The Play of the Month: Bluebeard’s 8th Wife, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) November 1922
Rugby Football in the ’Sixties, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine November 1922
“Scraps of Paper”, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) November 1922
“Snap”, (th) The London Magazine November 1922
The Woman Who Wrote “The Sheik”, (ar) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine November 1922 [Ref. E. M. Hull]
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Happy Mag. November 1922
[frontispiece], (fp) McClure’s Magazine November 1922
[frontispiece], (fp) The Windsor Magazine #335, November 1922
[photography], (pt) Cosmopolitan November 1922 [Ref. Charles D. Mitchell]
[photography], (pt) The Grand Magazine November 1922
[photography], (pt) The London Magazine November 1922
The Girl Who Loved a Sailor, (ss) The Violet Magazine #7, December 1 1922
The Mistletoe Bough, (??) The Violet Magazine #7, December 1 1922
History of the “Tarzan” Novels, (ms) Argosy Allstory Weekly December 9 1922 [Ref. Edgar Rice Burroughs]
A Midnight Drive, (ss) The Violet Magazine #8, December 15 1922
The Prophecy, (ms) The Violet Magazine #8, December 15 1922
The Crystal Never Lies, (ss) The Violet Magazine #9, December 29 1922
Same Eve, (pm) The Violet Magazine #9, December 29 1922
To the West, (pm) The Violet Magazine #9, December 29 1922
Authentic Christmas Ghosts, (ar) The Sovereign Magazine December 1922
The Best Match Trick in the World, (ms) The Strand Magazine December 1922
Cash Prizes, (cn) The Novel Magazine December 1922
A Christmas Romance, (pm) Cassell’s Winter Annual #4, 1922/23
Coloured Supplement, (ms) The Grand Magazine December 1922
A Guide to Books, (rc) The New Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1922/January 1923
I Wonder (“My Dear, Sometimes when you are idle for a while…”), (pm) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine December 1922
Notabilities: Sir Charles Harrington, Herbert Hoover, (ar) McClure’s Magazine December 1922
On Bach, (ar) The New Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1922/January 1923
Patriotism vs. Individualism, (ed) The New Pearson’s Magazine (US) December 1922/January 1923
“Phi-Phi”, (th) The London Magazine December 1922
The Play of the Month: Secrets, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) December 1922 [Ref. Rudolf Besier & May Edginton]
Some Fun for the Christmas Fireside, (ms) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #129, December 1922
Under the Mistletoe Bough, (ar) The Sovereign Magazine December 1922
[photography], (pt) The Royal Magazine December 1922
The Bum Actor, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
A Disappointed Woman, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
A Double-Barreled Comeback, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
The Doubtful Honor, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
The Greater Need, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
A Point of Etiquette, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
A Return toNormalcy, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
Sailing on Skates, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
The Smooth Diamond, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
Speaking of Ireland, (ms) The Popular Magazine January 7 1923
The Lodgers in Queer Street, (pm) The Red Magazine January 5 1923
Making Them Believe It, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 6 1923
Chantey of the West Wind, (pm) The Premier Magazine #157, January 9 1923
Plants of the Western Desert, (ar) Short Stories January 10 1923
Charles Alden Seltzer’s Novels, (ms) Argosy Allstory Weekly January 20 1923 [Ref. Charles Alden Seltzer]
Three Black Cows, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post January 20 1923
The Beauty Charm, (pm) The Violet Magazine #11, January 26 1923
The Dearest Folk of All, (pm) The Violet Magazine #11, January 26 1923
Beaded Girdles, Cross-Stitched Linens and Aprons in New Designs, (pi) McCall’s Magazine January 1923
A Budget of Christmas Puzzles—Solutions, (pz) The Strand Magazine January 1923
“The Cabaret Girl”, (th) The London Magazine January 1923
Midwinter (“Diamond spears and crystal drops”), (pm) The Half-Century Magazine January/February 1923
The Play of the Month: The Island King, (pi) The New Magazine (UK) January 1923 [Ref. Peter Gawthorne]

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