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Blue Book v043 n03 [1926-07], 1926
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1MAGAZINE
2JULY, 1926
4Special Notice to Writers and Artists:
5Manuscripts and art material submitted for publication in The Blue Book Magazine will only be received on the understanding that the publisher and editors shall not be responsible for loss or injury thereto while such manuscripts or art material are in the publisher's possession or in transit.
7Special 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.
9Shades of the Underground By Turbese Lummis Fiske 102
10A mining man's life is a hard one, and his wife is only too familiar with fear. As witness this vivid little drama by the author of "The Lost Adventure" and "The Hoodoo Hoist."
12The Governor Objects By Calvin Ball 108
13Another story of the garage man Ed and his darling Caroline—and of what transpired when she sought to make him get culture. (Illustrated by Maurice Greenberg.)
15Mountain Mail By Reginald Barker 116
16This absorbing story of frontier life hinges upon an old-timer's methodical habits—and an ex-convict's passion for revenge. (Illustrated by Frank Hoban.)
18Free Lances in Diplomacy By Clarence Herbert New 122
19In this daring story Mr. New deals with a possible airplane attack on America: one of the most fascinating of all this famous series. (Illustrated by William Molt.)
21A Great Novel of the West
22The Lost Frontier By C. E. Pladwell 6
23Hidden in a remote Southwestern region, a bit of the old wild West survives—and gives the hero of this captivating novel adventures of the most exciting kind. (Illustrated by O. E. Hake.)
25Five Stories of Remarkable Real Experience
26The Phantom Call By Arthur L. Mefford 180
27A "boomer" telegrapher's weird experience in a lonely switch-tower.
29The Rooky Pays Off By J. A. Rohan and Wm. Purdy 184
30There's a good laugh in this tale of a grudge from the Philippines paid off in France.
32Speed Goeth Before a Fall By Walter Greenough 186
33When motor-mania led to a strange trial on the Indianapolis track.
35When I Was an Indian By Chelan McGlenn 189
36Here is chronicled the dramatic life story of a boy carried off and adopted by the Indians.
38Ransom Money By Leon Black 192
39An inspection trip on a Mexican railroad leads to some fancy—and violent—financiering.
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