Title: McClure’s Magazine May-Oct. 1908
Volume 31 XXXI Number 1

Categories: Magazines Literary History
Publication Information: S.S. McClure Company, Long Island City, New York. 1908.

Additional Information: Pages are numbered consecutively running 1- 714. All original covers and ads have been removed. The Content pages for all six issues are located in the very back of the bound volume. We have more of these volumes available.

Summary: Contents include:
• Frontispiece by: color by N.C. Wyeth; Augustus Saint-Gaudens by Ellen Emmet; Illustration by F. Brangwyn
• The Misadventures Of Cassidy. A Story by Edward S. Moffat. Illustrations in color by N.C. Wyeth
• Mary Baker G. Eddy. XIII. XIV. by Georgine Milmine. Illustrated from photographs
• In Charge Of Trusty. A Story by Lucy Pratt. Illustrations by Frederic Dorr Steele
• First Days Of The Reconstruction by Carl Schurz. Illustrations from photographs
• The Flower Factory. A Poem by Florence Wilkinson. Illustrations by Franklin Booth
• The Silly Ass by James Barnes. Illustrations by Arthur Covey
• War On The Tiger by W.G. Fitz-Gerald. Illustrations from photographs & from drawings by Franklin Booth
• The Radical Judge. A Story by Anita Fitch. Illustrations by Arthur G. Dove
• Poverty And Discontent In Russia by George Kennan. Illustrations from photographs
• “The Heart Knoweth”. A Poem by Charlotte Wilson
• In The Dark Hour. A Story by Perceval Gibbon
• “Olivia” and “Faust” At The Lyceum by Ellen Terry. Illustrations from photographs & from drawings by Eric Pape & Harry Fenn
• The Lie Direct. A Story by Caroline Duer
• The Wayfarers. A Novel by Mary Stewart Cutting. XV-XVII, XIX-XXII, XXIII-XXVII the end. Illustrations by Alice Barber Stephens
• My First Appearance In America by Ellen Terry. Illustrated w/portraits and photographs
• The Decree Made Absolute. A Story by Marie Belloc Lowndes. Illustrations by Arthur G. Dove
• President Johnson And His War On Congress by Carl Schurz. Illustrated w/photographs
• The Crystal-Gazer. A Story by Mary S. Watts. Illustrations by Frank A. Nankivell
• Bob, Debutant. A Story by Henry Gardner Hunting. Illustrations by Denman Fink
• Two Portraits by Gilbert Stuart by Samuel Isham. Illustrated with paintings reproduced in color
• Her Fruits. A Poem by Mary Eleanor Roberts
• The Key To The Door. A Story by Fielding Ball. Illustrations by Walter Jack Duncan
• The Problem Of Suicide by George Kennan
• Prairie Dawn. A Poem by Willa Sibert Cather
• The Doings Of The Devil. A Story by Harvey J. O’Higgins. Illustrations by Thomas Fogarty
• Young Henry And The Old Man. A Story by John M. Oskison
• Editorial: The Truth Of Orchard’s Story; Five Articles by General Kuropatkin; Dr. Munsterberg On Prohibition And Social Psychology; The Peasant Saloon-Keeper-Ruler Of American Cities; The Elder Statesmen.
• Guardians Of The Public Health by Samuel Hopkins Adams. Illustrated with photographs
• A Little Victory For The General. A Story by Josephine Daskam Bacon. Illustrations by Reginald Birch
• American Impressions by Ellen Terry. Illustrated w/photographs & with a drawing by Eric Pape
• The Heritage Of Ham. A Story by Lieut. Hugh M. Kelly. Illustrations by Arthur S. Covey
• The Singer’s Heart. A Story by Harris Merton Lyon. Illustrations by J.B. Masters
• The Repudiation Of Johnson’s Policy by Carl Schurz. Illustrated with photographs
• The Thirteenth Move. A Story by Alberta Bancroft. Illustrations by M.J. Spero
• Gifford Pinchot, Forester by Will C. Barnes. Illustrated with photographs
• Chief Kitsap, Financier. A Story by Joseph Blethen. Illustrated with photographs
• The Cathedral. A Poem by Florence Wilkinson
• The New Gospel In Criminology by Judge McKenzie Cleland
• Talks With Bismarck by Carl Schurz. Illustrated with photographs
• The Forehanded Colquhouns. A Story by Margaret Wilson. Illustrations by A.E. Cederquist
• Last Years With Henry Irving by Ellen Terry. Illustrated with portraits & photographs
• The Lost Mother. A Poem by Blanche M. Kelly. Decorations by Lester Ralph
• Patsy Moran, The Book And Its Covers. A Story by Arthur S. Hoffman. Illustrations by Maitland Thomas
• Arctic Color by Sterling Heilig. Illustrations from paintings by Alexander Borissoff
• The Tavern. A Poem by Willa Sibert Cather
• A Story Of Hate by Gertrude Hall
• His Need Of Mis’ Simons. A Story by Lucy Pratt. Illustrations by Frederic Dorr Steele
• Prohibition And Social Psychology by Hugo Munsterberg
• The Moving Finger Writes. A Story by Marie Belloc Lowndes
• A Bunk-House And Some Bunk-House Men by Alexander Irvine. Illustrations by F.C. Yohn
• The King Of The Baboons. A Story by Perceval Gibbon. Illustrations by Eugene Higgins
• One Hundred Christian Science Cures by Richard C. Cabot, MD
• South Street. A Poem by Francis E. Falkenbury
• The Inability To Interfere. A Story by Mary Heaton Vorse
• The Military And Political Memoirs Of General Kuropatkin. Translated by George Kennan. Illustrated with photographs.
• The Americanizing Of Andre Francois. A Story by Stella Wynne Herron. Illustrations by Arthur G. Dove
• Ain’t You Gwine To Come? A Poem by Edmund Vance Cook
• Jungle Blood. A Story by Elmore Elliott Peake. Illustrations by Walter Jack Duncan
• An American Master Of Landscape by T.M. Cleland. Illustrated w/4 landscape drawings of Thomas R. Manley
• The House Of Music. A Story by Gertrude Hall.
• Verses by A.E. Housman
• My Election To The Senate by Carl Schurz. Illustrated with photographs
• A Cavalry Pegasus. A Story by Will Adams. Illustrations by Dan Sayre Groesbeck
• From Lewis Carroll to Bernard Shaw by Ellen Terry. Illustrated with photographs
• In The Shadow Of The Scaffold. A Story by Harry Graham. Illustrated by Andre Castaigne
• The Buried Anchor. A Story by Perceval Gibbon.
• A Foot-Path Morality. A Poem by Louise Imogen Guiney
• Taft And Labor by George W. Alger
• Familiar Letters by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. Edited by Rose Standish Nichols, illustrated w/photographs
• Thurnley Abbey. A Story by Perceval Landon
• The Terror. A Story by A.E. Thomas. Illustrations by Herman C. Wall
• Japan’s Strength In War by General Kuropatkin. Translated by George Kennan, illustrated w/photographs
• The Death Of Henry Irving by Ellen Terry. Illustrated with photographs
• The Valley Of Mills. A Story by H.G. Dwight
• The Unremembered. A Poem by Florence Wilkinson
• The Battle Against The Sherman Law by Burton J. Hendrick. Illustrated with photographs
• The Eternal Feminine. A Story by Temple Bailey
• The Mother Of Angela Ann. A Story by Clara E. Laughlin. Illustrations by Alice Barber Stephens
• Borden. A Story by George C. Shedd. Illustrations by Walter Biggs
• The Gloucester Mother. A Poem by Sarah Orne Jewett. Decorations by Wladyslaw T. Benda
• Alcohol And The Individual by Henry Smith Williams, MD

Condition: Hardcover with leather spine and corner tips, leather and board covers are worn with bumped corners, leather spine is cracked at seams and worn, name inside front cover, front lining papers have tears, text is sound and clean with hint of age discoloring. Overall good plus.

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