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Blue Book v038 n04 [1924-02], 1924
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1THE BLUE BOOK
2KARL EDWIN HARRIMAN, Editor
4Copyright, 1924, by The Consolidated Magazines Corporation (The Blue Book Magazine).
5Copyright, 1924, by The Consolidated Magazines Corporation, in Great Britain and the Colonies.
7COVER DESIGN: Painted by Laurence Herndon to illustrate "The Riddle of the Rangeland."
9A Spirited Novelette
11The Riddle of the Rangeland By Forbes Parkhill 166
12There's a very special attraction in a good Western story; and Mr. Parkhill, himself a Westerner, has here written one of the best we have ever printed.
14Thirteen Short Stories You'll Remember
16At the Cafe des Princesses By Charles Saxby 1
17This story of an American boy trapped in the underworld of Constantinople is impressive indeed, and readers will be glad that more of Mr. Saxby's work is to follow.
19Flood Courage By Austin Hall 12
20Rex, the great California sheep-dog, is the hero of this fine story; those who have read of Rex before will know how well worth reading about his exploits are.
22The Sword of Sophocles By Viola Brothers Shore 19
23The story of Maizie, who is one of the most interesting stenographers that ever happened, and of sundry other people who were also mixed up in an odd affair.
25Red Rain By Warren Hastings Miller 31
26An exciting adventure of an American scientist in the tropics, by a writer who journeys far to get the material for his stories.
28The Western Star By Agatha Christie 38
29Hercule Poirot, detective extraordinary, is confronted by one of the strangest problems of his career—and solves it with his customary skill and aplomb.
31Experience By Albert Richard Wetjen 48
32Wherein a very salty deep-water sailor takes his ship to the Great Lakes and encounters some things that surprise him.
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