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Blue Book v032 n04 [ 1921 02], 1921

43 lines. Read by computer on 17 September 2026. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.

1MAGAZINE February 1921
2DONALD KENNICOTT, Associate Editor
4HEADINGS: Drawn by QUIN HALL
6Tower of Jewels
7The blithe tale of two negro pugs and their memorable battle—by a new writer you will be glad to meet again in the Blue Book.
8By Paul Fitzgerald 76
10The Poisoned Pen
11A perplexing mystery confronted the Post Office inspectors; you’ll enjoy following them to its solution.
12By Leonard D. Hollister 84
14The Men of Grimaldi
15Twenty-five thousand years ago it happened—but none the less it’s deeply interesting now: a truly different story.
16By Prosper Buranelli 91
18Including Good Will
19A story of some very real and human people, by the author of “The Fiery Mills of Men.”
20By Charles Wesley Sanders 99
22Free Lances in Diplomacy
23“The Dreams of Asia” find the Free Lances taking cards in the deep game of Oriental intrigue.
24By Clarence Herbert New 136
26Luck
27You will find this intensely human story, with its underlying theme, especially worth reading.
28By Alexander Hull 149
30Oolong, Mixed
31It all happened in China—happened with speed and suddenness. Don’t miss this one.
32By Mary Weik 157
34Two Notable Serials
36Wind Along the Waste
37A fascinating novel; its scene is a lonely part of the California coast; its plot is replete with thrills and action.
38By Gladys E. Johnson 1
40The Strength of the Pines
41This fine novel of the Oregon wilderness is sure to please you. We’ve seldom printed a more engaging story.
42By Edison Marshall 106

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