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Blue Book v42 n06 [1926-04], 1926
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1MAGAZINE
2DONALD KENNICOTT, Associate Editor
3APRIL 1926
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.
7Chaulmoogra
8A hazardous quest in a savage jungle is here tellingly narrated by the man who wrote "Cold Steel" and "The Coming of Siti."
9By Warren Hastings Miller 89
11Alias All Around
12In this striking story of lumber-jack life, a writer new to Blue Book readers offers something notably interesting. (With a portrait of the author.)
13By Frank Sparks 98
15Easy Street Experts
16"The Deadly House" reveals anew the quaint gifts of two good-tempered, well-fed, venturesome and entirely criminal go-getters.
17By Bertram Atkey 107
19The Laughing Man
20We have here a romance of the mining country that you are certain to enjoy. (With a portrait of the author.)
21By W. D. Hoffman 117
23Heads and Tails
24The demon mechanic of Skinner's garage again demonstrates his fitness for the job and the hand of fair Caroline.
25By Calvin Ball 128
27Balance Brought Forward
28Wherein a perfectly feasible scheme to rob a bank is developed to its logical conclusion. (With a portrait of the author.)
29By Carl Clausen 135
31Five Prize Stories of Real Experience
33With Naked Hands
34An avenger overtakes a murderer in Alaska and kills him in a fair fight: an extraordinary adventure.
35By Robert Jess 181
37The Making of Gol Sogg
38There's a laugh in every paragraph of this barrack-room ballad in prose.
39By Neal Jones 184
41The Man in Car 39
42A mystery in real life that's easy to read about but hard to explain.
43By Marvin Beard, Jr. 188
45The Falling Business
46A professional thrill-maker here gets a little private excitement of a desperate kind.
47By Clark Burroughs 190
49My Whaling Voyage
50The straightforward narrative of an American boy's venture with a whaler in the Antarctic.
51By Ralph Shaw 193
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56IMPORTANT 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.
58THE BLUE BOOK MAGAZINE is issued on the first of the month preceding its date (April issue out March 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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