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HUNT, FRAZIER (1885-1967) (stories)
- Little Mrs. Lindetrom’s Pull (ss) Collier’s Oct 25 1913
- The Cub Reporter Again (ss) Collier’s Nov 8 1913
- The Kipling Man (ss) Snappy Stories Jun #1 1916
- The Other Side of It (ss) Live Stories Jul 1916
- Little Prince (ss) Today’s Magazine Nov 1916
- Red Petrograd Days (ar) Collier’s Aug 9 1919
- Millionaires Made While You Wait (ar) Cosmopolitan Jan 1920
- What Would You Do with a Million? (ar) Cosmopolitan Mar 1920
- Lightning Flashes Around the World (ss) Collier’s Apr 2 1921
- Tea Stands for Tokyo (ss) Collier’s Apr 23 1921
- Nice and White and Innocent (ss) Collier’s May 7 1921
- Tell It to the Marines (ss) Collier’s May 21 1921
- Where Lightning Strikes (ss) Collier’s Jul 2 1921
- Me for Manila (ss) Collier’s Oct 29 1921
- Who’s to Blame in Ireland? (ar) Hearst’s International Jul 1922
- The Woman Who Wrote “The Sheik” (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1922
- Is England Going Dry? (ar) Hearst’s International Jan 1923
- What I Saw in Turkey (ar) Hearst’s International Apr 1923
- Strangling the Jewish Student in Europe (ar) Hearst’s International Jun 1923
- What Is the Black International? (ar) Hearst’s International Jul 1923
- Morals in Scandinavia (ar) Hearst’s International Aug 1923
- France’s Royal Roughnecks (ar) Hearst’s International Oct 1923
- It’s Great to Be Home Again (es) Cosmopolitan May 1924
- America’s Schools Take the Lead (ar) Hearst’s International Jun 1924
- My Little Old Home Town (es) Cosmopolitan Jun 1924
- Cousin Ernie’s Radio (es) Cosmopolitan Jul 1924
- They Offered Me a Divorce in 45 Days (ar) Hearst’s International Jan 1925
- I Think Most Paris Divorces Aren’t Worth the Paper They Are Written On (ar) Hearst’s International Feb 1925
- 98, A Millionaire—and Still Working (bg) Cosmopolitan Aug 1925 [John R. Booth]
- This, at Least, I Have Learned (ar) Cosmopolitan Oct 1925
- Another Covered Wagon (ar) Cosmopolitan Nov 1925
- He Knew All My Boyhood Heroes (ar) Cosmopolitan Nov 1925
- President Coolidge (ar) Cosmopolitan Jan 1926
- Henry Ford (ar) Cosmopolitan Feb 1926
- We Pay Red Grange 10 Times as Much as Coolidge (ar) Cosmopolitan Mar 1926
- The Most Interesting Woman I Ever Met (bg) Cosmopolitan Apr 1926 [Lady Astor]
- What a Fighter! What a Writer (bg) Cosmopolitan May 1926 [Capt. John W. Thomason]
- He’s a Grand Old Man (cl) Cosmopolitan Mar 1927
- He Passed Up a Million Dollars (bg) Cosmopolitan Jun 1927 [Dr. Harry Steenbock]
- Such Things Really Happen (ar) McClure’s Jan 1928
- The Story of Your Car—No. 1: Your Buick (ar) McClure’s May 1928
- The Story of Your Car—No. II: Your Chrysler (ar) McClure’s Jun 1928
- A Business Built on a Hunch— (ar) The New McClure’s Jul 1928
- Here They Are—“Bert” and “Al” (ar) The New McClure’s Jul 1928
- He Dreamed $1,300 Into $50,000,000 (ar) The New McClure’s Aug 1928
- The Romantic Soldier (sl) The Red Book Magazine Aug 1928, etc.
- From Wagons to Limousines (ar) The New McClure’s Sep 1928
- He Is Giving the Kids a Break (ar) Cosmopolitan Jan 1933
- The Church Rolls Up Its Sleeves (ar) Good Housekeeping Mar 1933
- That Burns Me Up! (ar) Cosmopolitan May 1933
- America Fights for the Heart of Mankind (ar) Liberty Feb 24 1934
- “I Am Following the Will of Heaven” (as told by Henry Pu Yi) (ar) Liberty Mar 10 1934
- Will Soviet Russia Fight Japan? (ar) Liberty Mar 31 1934
- The House That Is to Be (ar) Good Housekeeping Mar 1934
- The Danger Triangle of the World (ar) Liberty Apr 21 1934
- Will 400,000,000 Chinese Go Communist? (ar) Liberty Jun 16 1934
- A Thunderbolt Waits for India (ar) Liberty Jul 21 1934
- Are the Philippines a Military Weakness? (ar) Liberty Aug 4 1934
- Why the Prince of Wales Will Never Marry (ar) Liberty Sep 29 1934
- The Bachelor Prince (ar) Liberty Oct 6 1934, etc.
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