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BISLAND, ELIZABETH; [i.e., Mrs. Elizabeth Bisland Whetmore] (1861-1929) (chron.)
- * The Alligators’ Funeral, (vi) St. Nicholas Mar 1891
- * The Cathedral at Cologne, (ar) Cosmopolitan Mar 1892
- * Co-operative Housekeeping in Tenements, (ar) Cosmopolitan Nov 1889
- * David Cameron’s Fairy Godmother, (ss) St. Nicholas Dec 1891
- * The Eldest of the Arts, (ar) Cosmopolitan Apr 1891
- * Famous Beauties, (ar) Cosmopolitan Jan 1890
- * Flower Ladies, (vi) St. Nicholas Aug 1889
- * A Flying Trip Around the World, (ar) Cosmopolitan Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1890
- * The Great City Companies, (ar) Cosmopolitan Jul 1892
- * In the Field Papers:
* ___ 5. A Nineteenth-Century Arcady, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1889
- * London Charities, (ar) Cosmopolitan Jul 1891
- * The New York Flower Market, (ar) Cosmopolitan Dec 1889
- * A Nineteenth-Century Arcady, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1889
- * The Passion Play at Oberammergau, (ar) Cosmopolitan Dec 1890
- * The People’s Palace in London, (ar) Cosmopolitan Jan 1891
- * The Studios of New York, (ar) Cosmopolitan May 1889
- * Tattersall’s, (ar) Cosmopolitan Sep 1891
- * Time-Spirit of the Twentieth Century, (??) The Atlantic Monthly Jan 1901
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BISS, EULA (c1977- ); (about) (chron.)
- * The Only Professional Player of the Toy Piano, Margaret Leng Tan, (ss) The Bellingham Review Win/Spr 2003; also as “This Is Not a Toy”.
- * The Pain Scale, (ss) Seneca Review Spr 2005
- * This Is Not a Toy, (ss) The Bellingham Review Win/Spr 2003, as “The Only Professional Player of the Toy Piano, Margaret Leng Tan”.
BISSELL, PAUL J. (fl. 1930s) (chron.) (art)
- * Aid to the Lost Battalion, (ar) Flying Aces Sep 1933
- * Attack on the Mole, (ar) Flying Aces Feb 1934
- * Baracca Leads Raid on Austrians, (ar) Flying Aces Aug 1932
- * Biddle Downs a Checkerboard, (ar) Flying Aces Jun 1934
- * Bombing Richthofen’s Drome, (ar) Flying Aces Apr 1932
- * Brereton’s Famous Flight, (ar) Flying Aces Aug 1934
- * Collishaw’s Black Hawks, (ar) Flying Aces Mar 1933
- * Coppens, Belgium’s Greatest Ace, (ar) Flying Aces Nov 1932
- * Dorcieres—Duellist Supreme!, (ar) Flying Aces Dec 1933
- * Downing the L-22, (ar) Flying Aces May/Jun 1933
- * First Official Yank Victory, (ar) Flying Aces Mar 1932
- * First Yank to Down a Hun, (ar) Flying Aces Mar 1934
- * General Mitchell’s Flight Over the Front Lines, (ar) Flying Aces Jul 1934
- * How Barker Won the V.C., (ar) Flying Aces Feb 1932
- * Ingalls—America’s Only Navy Ace, (ar) Flying Aces Nov 1933
- * The Invulnerable Dormé, (ar) Flying Aces Jan 1933
- * Last Yank Victory of the War, (ar) Flying Aces Nov 1934
- * The Lieutenant White’s Supreme Sacrifice, (ar) Flying Aces Jul 1933
- * Lufbery Becomes an Ace, (ar) Flying Aces May 1932
- * Luke Downs Three Balloons, (ar) Flying Aces Jan 1932
- * Mannock, the Mad Major, (ar) Flying Aces Dec 1932
- * Niebling’s Phenomenal Feat, (ar) Flying Aces Apr 1933
- * Nungesser to the Rescue, (ar) Flying Aces Jul 1932
- * Putnam Downs Five in One Flight, (ar) Flying Aces Sep 1934
- * Rickenbacker Downs Two, (ar) Flying Aces Feb 1933
- * Rickenbacker Saves Lt. Meissner, (ar) Flying Aces May 1934
- * The Story Behind the Cover:
* ___ Aid to the Lost Battalion, (cl) Flying Aces Sep 1933
* ___ Baracca Leads Raid on Austrians, (cl) Flying Aces Aug 1932
* ___ Biddle Downs a Checkerboard, (cl) Flying Aces Jun 1934
* ___ Bombing Richthofen’s Drome, (cl) Flying Aces Apr 1932
* ___ Collishaw’s Black Hawks, (cl) Flying Aces Mar 1933
* ___ Coppens, Belgium’s Greatest Ace, (cl) Flying Aces Nov 1932
* ___ Dorcieres—Duellist Supreme!, (cl) Flying Aces Dec 1933
* ___ Downing the L-22, (cl) Flying Aces May/Jun 1933
* ___ First Official Yank Victory, (cl) Flying Aces Mar 1932
* ___ First Yank to Down a Hun, (cl) Flying Aces Mar 1934
* ___ How Barker Won the V.C., (cl) Flying Aces Feb 1932
* ___ Ingalls—America’s Only Navy Ace, (cl) Flying Aces Nov 1933
* ___ The Invulnerable Dormé, (cl) Flying Aces Jan 1933
* ___ Last Yank Victory of the War, (cl) Flying Aces Nov 1934
* ___ The Lieutenant White’s Supreme Sacrifice, (cl) Flying Aces Jul 1933
* ___ Lufbery Becomes an Ace, (cl) Flying Aces May 1932
* ___ Luke Downs Three Balloons, (cl) Flying Aces Jan 1932
* ___ Mannock, the Mad Major, (cl) Flying Aces Dec 1932
* ___ Niebling’s Phenomenal Feat, (cl) Flying Aces Apr 1933
* ___ Nungesser to the Rescue, (cl) Flying Aces Jul 1932
* ___ Putnam Downs Five in One Flight, (cl) Flying Aces Sep 1934
* ___ Rickenbacker Downs Two, (cl) Flying Aces Feb 1933
* ___ Rickenbacker Saves Lt. Meissner, (cl) Flying Aces May 1934
* ___ Top Man for Luke, (cl) Flying Aces Oct 1934
* ___ Trollope Gets Six in One Day, (cl) Flying Aces Jan 1934
* ___ Vaughn Wins the D.S.C., (cl) Flying Aces Sep 1932
* ___ War’s Youngest Ace Downs Voss, (cl) Flying Aces Oct 1932
* ___ When Bishop Fought Richthofen, (cl) Flying Aces Jun 1932
* ___ Yank Rookie Gets German Ace, (cl) Flying Aces Oct 1933
* ___ The Youngest V.C. Flyer, (cl) Flying Aces Aug 1933
- * Top Man for Luke, (ar) Flying Aces Oct 1934
- * Trollope Gets Six in One Day, (ar) Flying Aces Jan 1934
- * Vaughn Wins the D.S.C., (ar) Flying Aces Sep 1932
- * War’s Youngest Ace Downs Voss, (ar) Flying Aces Oct 1932
- * When Bishop Fought Richthofen, (ar) Flying Aces Jun 1932
- * Yank Rookie Gets German Ace, (ar) Flying Aces Oct 1933
- * The Youngest V.C. Flyer, (ar) Flying Aces Aug 1933
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