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Blue Book v035 n06 [1922-10], 1922
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1MAGAZINE OCTOBER 1922
2DONALD KENNICOTT, Associate Editor
4Strategy Hawkins Cruises By Edward Mott Woolley 60
5These business stories by Mr. Woolley are attracting much attention. And well they may, for they expound the wisdom of a business expert in a way that makes them valuable indeed.
7Wolfssen By M. L. C. Pickthall 68
8The brilliant author of "White Magic" and "The Earthquake" has here written a remarkable story of a strange dog in the Northland.
10Sand By Rex Vancil Bixby 74
11This very much up-to-the-minute story of an airplane holdup and pursuit is exciting indeed. The author has himself been a pilot, and he writes with spirit and conviction.
13Devil Mist By George F. Worts 93
14That strange country Siam is the highly colored setting for this vivid romance of a young man who heard the East a-callin' all too clearly.
16Battle Galore By Jim Tully 100
17Here a professional pugilist writes a story of the ring that makes you see and feel just what the fighter himself experiences: a unique contribution by the author of "Emmett Lawler."
19Micky Free and Whoo Whoo By Clem Yore 133
20The man who wrote "Fair-enough Charley" and "Laughing Johnny Coyne" contributes an exciting story of the West that is wild.
22Easy Street Experts By Bertram Atkey 142
23In this latest exploit, "The Hide of the Wolf," our amiable adventurers in rascality bring off a dangerous coup with conspicuous success.
25The Lobster List By George L. Knapp 152
26A specially interesting story of young America in conflict with the police department, by the man who wrote "Spud's Probation," "The Prodigal," and many other well-liked BLUE BOOK MAGAZINE successes.
28A Thrilling Serial
30Lou-Lou By H. Bedford-Jones 108
31This picturesque and eventful romance of East and West is the best thing yet written by the author of "Shadows of Saffron," "The Cruise of the Pelican," and other stories you have read with great pleasure.
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