Pulp Magazines

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McClure's was a popular mass-market magazine comprised of investigative news articles (often credited as being the origin of muckracking journalism) and fiction stories by popular authors of the day. 212 Pages, B&W. Cover price $0.10.

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Volume 45, Issue 3 - July, 1915. McClure's was a popular mass-market magazine. This issue features the true story of a woman married to a drunkard - and a gentle man in "The Woman Behind the Bottle" with illustrations by F. Walter Taylor. Other stories include "The Shoes of Mathewson" by Grantland Rice, "The Conquest of America in 1921" where author Cleveland Moffet paints a vivid picture of the fierce fighting at Trenton and naval fighting in the Caribbean, as found in the notebook of James E. Langston, who was a war correspondent for the London Times - beautifully illustrated by Henry Reuthrdahl, "K" the story of a great mystery, a wonderful girl, and - "K" written by Mary Roberts Rinehart, "Handsome Mr. Smith" by George Weston, "One Day - And Another" by Dana Gatlin, "Twelve Dollars" by Wilson Preston, "Beltane the Strong" by Jeffery Farnol, and a full page of Charlie Chaplin expressions registered by Chaplin Himself. Cover by Clarence Underwood. Interior illustrations by Everett Shinn, Will Foster, May Wilson Preston, Alexander Poponi, Frederick Steele, Graham Cootes, Harvey Dunn, Lucius Hitchcock and R.M. Crosby. 6 3/4-in. x 9 3/4-in., 88 Pages, B&W. Cover price $0.10.