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Blue Book v038 n04 [1924-02], 1924
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1MAGAZINE
2DONALD KENNICOTT, Associate Editor
3FEBRUARY 1924
5Special Note: Each issue of The Blue Book Magazine is copyrighted. Any republication of the matter appearing in the magazine, either wholly or in part, is not permitted except by special authorization.
7Free Lances in Diplomacy By Clarence Herbert New 56
8"What Happened at Windsor" reveals a remarkable episode of international importance which transpired at the home of the British king: Mr. New is in fine form here.
10Blue Checker By Robert S. Lemmon 69
11This unusual story, by the gifted author of the Lucky Elkins series, deals with a homing pigeon and a championship race.
13Deep-Water Men By Culpeper Zandtt 109
14"When a Sailor Comes Ashore" has a lot of thrills in it and narrates the further fortunes of a secret platinum mine.
16The Bull Boy By George L. Knapp 123
17In this appealing story of circus life Dr. Knapp writes of a boy who was cared for as a baby by the "bulls"—which is the big-tent name for the elephants.
19Dead Men Tell No Tales? By Elsie Virginia Thomas 132
20This striking story captivates one by its curious mystery—and refutes the old pirates' slogan.
22String Bean Slocum By William Bartholow 143
23The strange adventures of a Big League pitcher marooned on an island in the South Seas, and the story of his amazing come-back, are here told in amusing fashion.
25The Voice in the Air By Van Tassel Sutphen 158
26Politics and love and sundry other unaccountable things enter into this specially attractive story.
28A Really Unusual Serial
29The Florida Kid By Charles Horn 84
30A hobo's progress, through peril and tragedy and romance, is the theme of this vivid novel, which in this second of its three big installments, comes to a great climax.
32SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: $2.00 a year in advance. Canadian postage 50c per year. Foreign postage $1.00 per year.
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35IMPORTANT NOTICE: Do not subscribe for THE BLUE BOOK MAGAZINE through an agent unknown to you personally, or you may find yourself defrauded. Many complaints are received from people who have paid cash to some swindler, in which event, of course, the subscription never reaches this office.
37THE BLUE BOOK MAGAZINE is issued on the first of the month preceding its date (Feb. issue out Jan. 1st), and is for sale by all newsdealers after that time. In the event of failure to obtain copies at news-stands, or on trains, a notification to the Publisher will be appreciated.
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