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Blue Book v038 n05 [1924-03], 1924
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1MAGAZINE
2DONALD KENNICOTT, Associate Editor
3MARCH 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.
7The Family Compact By George L. Knapp 76
8This striking story of a father and son who discover each other in the gentle art of burglary is one of the best things the author of "Poetic Injustice" and "The Lobster List" ever wrote.
10Le Sport de Golf By Elmer Brown Mason 86
11Certain quaint and joyous episodes which followed golf into France are here amusingly narrated by the man who wrote "The Anthropoid Caddy."
13The Marsdon Manor Tragedy By Agatha Christie 121
14Hercule Poirot is a detective who uses his beloved brain with fascinating dexterity—as witness his adroit solution of this mystery.
16The Fate of Old Points By Austin Hall 127
17The author of the justly popular stories of Rex the great sheep-dog knows other animals well too, and here presents a fine story of wild life.
19Deep-Water Men By Culpeper Zandtt 136
20"A Piratical Expedition" continues the captivating romance of a secret platinum mine with the story of another desperate attempt to steal it.
22Nerve By Rex Vancil Bixby 150
23The fantastic adventures of a gob on the loose are here set down in jocund fashion by the author of "Sand."
25Madame Glorious By Louis M. Henoch 161
26A writer new to our pages has in this story contributed a bit of novelty which we are confident will please you.
28A Complete Novelette
29The Arizona Callahan By H. Bedford-Jones 166
30This well-liked Blue Book author has the gift of versatility; and you will find this keenly exciting story of lively events on a strange Lake Michigan island enjoyable indeed.
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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 (Mar. issue out Feb. 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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