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Publisher
The Sprague Publishing Co.
Publication Date
5-1914
Abstract
This issue contains stories for boys featuring sports, heroism, anecdotes, history, humor, and hobbies.
Keywords
Boys, Adventure stories, Advertising, Gender, Masculinity, Veterans, Baseball, Hunting, Cliff-dwellers, Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919), Fishing, Stamp collecting
Extent
40 pages
Geographic Location
Alamo (San Antonio, Tex.)
Physical Collection
Henty Collection
Call Number
Volume
15
Issue
7
Language
English
Media Type
Periodicals
Note
"Friendly talks with the editor"; "Gen'ral" by Thomas Budington; "He has loaned money to five hundred boys"; "Mark Tidd in the Backwoods" by Clarence B. Kelland; "In the nick of time: Wherein Skinny Harrison proves himself to be considerable of a man" by Walter Scott Story; "Letters from Brother Bill-'Varsity Sub'-to Tad, Captain of the Beechville High School Nine" by Walter Kellog Towers; "The Pond in the Willows" by Donal Hamilton Haines; "When the Lone Star Flag Flew Free" by E. Alexander Powell; "On the trail of forgotten ages: the story of the search for the lost city of the cliff-dwellers" by Harold Titus; "An Evened Account" by James William Jackson; "The Boys' Special School manufacturing Company" by J.R. Schmidt; "The Boyhood of Theodore Roosevelt" by J.L. Harbour; "Everyday Electricity" by Don Cameron Shafer; "For the Boys to Make: How to make a canoe" by John L. Dougheny; "The art of bait casting" by George M. Johnson; "The Stamp Collector" by Willard O. Wylie; Some pages missing.
Recommended Citation
Sprague, William C. and Ellis, Griffith Ogden, "The American Boy, May 1914" (1914). The American Boy. 12.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/american_boy/12
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