Description
People's Magazine – April 1, 1923 (Vol. 41, No. 6) – The Second Wind – No Label – Good Interior
Step back into the literary culture of the early 1920s with this vintage issue of People's Magazine, dated April 1, 1923. Volume 41, Number 6 features the short story The Second Wind by Harrison R. Howard and an engaging mix of complete novels, short stories, and serialized fiction from renowned writers of the era, including Edgar Wallace and George Allan England.
Condition
This item is in acceptable condition with a good interior for its age. The front cover has creases, along with marks and general wear. Some rips, age marks, and surface imperfections may also be present, consistent with a publication of this vintage. Despite these signs of use, the pages remain in good shape, making it a solid collectible for readers and historians alike. The magazine pictured is the exact copy you will receive. Please review all images for detailed condition.
Table of Contents
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Cover Design – H. T. Fisk
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Hopedale Pie – Complete Novel by H. Keith Trask (p.1)
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The Game Guy – Short Story by Maxwell Smith (p.93)
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Never Bet on an Indian – Short Story by Miles Overholt (p.102)
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The Mirage – Short Story by Carrington Phelps (p.109)
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The Blue Hand – Part I of a Six-Part Story by Edgar Wallace (p.128)
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Bedtime Stories for Grownups: X. Ella the Eel – Russel M. Crouse (p.151)
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The Second Wind – Short Story by Harrison R. Howard (p.152)
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The Vanishing Lady – Short Story by H. C. Bailey (p.166)
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Petticoats – Short Story by George Allan England (p.179)
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The Get-Together Club (p.189)
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Let’s Talk It Over (p.192)
Additional Details
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All items include a plastic protective covering.
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This issue captures the storytelling spirit of its time, offering an authentic glimpse into the entertainment and literary trends of the 1920s.