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Scan 4
Blue Book v036 n03 [1923-01], 1923
32 lines. Read by computer on 17 September 2026. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.
1Icebound By Frank Richardson Pierce 88
2Mutiny on a whaler frozen fast in the Arctic ice forms the basis of this fine story by a well-liked Blue Book Magazine writer.
4Every Mountain By Charles Alexander 128
5A specially engaging story of wilderness life, and of Black Buck, the dog who lost his sense of smell and learned to reason.
7Poetic Injustice By George L. Knapp 133
8The man who wrote "The Spider and the Fly," "The Strange Case of Alan Corwin" and many other notable fictions is at his best in this story of Young America in the melting-pot.
10Blinky By Gene Markey 140
11Here we have the story of a young cavalry officer and his adventures on the Border, narrated in most engaging fashion.
13Easy Street Experts By Bertram Atkey 150
14"The Daffodil Dame" is one of the most interesting of these quaint adventures of two amiable practitioners in rascality.
16Harper Wins a Game By William F. Sturm 159
17When you have read this thrillsome story by the author of "The Drivin' Fool" and "A Man His Size," you will agree that basketball may be a game exciting indeed.
19Two Memorable Serials
21Greene of the Gran Quivera By J. Frank Davis 1
22A splendid new novel of the Southwest by the author of the famous Captain Titus stories, "The Hand of Esau" and "The Chinese Label."
24Black Money By J. S. Fletcher 94
25The dénouement of this absorbing mystery novel by the master-hand that wrote "The Inner Temple Mystery," "Ravensdene Court" and "The Middle of Things" is conspicuously engrossing. Don't miss it.
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