Argosy All-Story Weekly – January 19, 1924 – “Officer !” by Hulbert Footner (GD Interior, No Label)
This January 19, 1924 issue of Argosy All-Story Weekly debuts “Officer !” by Hulbert Footner, the first installment of a five-part serial. Alongside Footner’s tale, the magazine offers adventure, western drama, and classic pulp intrigue through a variety of continued stories, short fiction, and poetry.
The item is in acceptable condition with good interior for its age. It displays rips, marks, and creases consistent with vintage wear, but the text remains intact and very readable. The pictured copy is the exact one you will receive. Please review images for condition details.
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Table of Contents
Five Continued Stories
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Officer ! (Part One of Five) — Hulbert Footner – p.321
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A Centaur of Navarre (Part Two of Seven) — Charles B. Stilson – p.360
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Out Where the Worst Begins (Part Three of Five) — George F. Worts – p.390
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Unbeatable Bates (Part Four of Five) — Joseph Ivers Lawrence – p.420
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Diary of a Notorious Woman (Part Five of Five) — Edited by Lady Elizabeth Steyne – p.444
Novelette & Short Stories
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The Gray Friar — Florence M. Pettee – p.341
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A Man Named Sullivan — Frank Condon – p.379
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Hopalong Cassidy Returns: VI—Ogallala Gives Welcome — Clarence E. Mulford – p.411
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Gladys of Spif — Jesse F. Gelders – p.437
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Life and Adventures of Friday Smith — Jack Bechdolt – p.458
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Siamese — Karl W. Detzer – p.466
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For Youth Must Ride — Paul Severance – p.475
Poetry
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“Speaking of Operations” — Floyd Meredith – p.340
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To Mine Ego — Leslie Ramón – p.359
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If I’d My Life to Live Again — Mary C. Davies – p.378
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Six Years Old — Wayne Rea – p.389
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The Menace — Grace MacGowan Cooke – p.410
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The Open Door — Mary Cecil – p.436
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Cargoes — Theda Kenyon – p.443
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The Poet Dreams of Spring — Ralph Lusk – p.465
A fine collectible from the golden age of pulps, featuring Hulbert Footner and other notable contributors of the era.