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Publisher
The Sprague Publishing Co.
Publication Date
2-1903
Abstract
This issue contains stories for boys featuring history, hobbies, contests, fishing, money, adventure, sports, and crafts.
Notes
"Napoleon Bonaparte: A History Written for Boys by the Editor"; "Alstyne's Victory" by Margaret A. Richard; "Lafayette, the Brave and True Friend of Liberty" by M.G. Spratley; "Boys in the Home, Church and School"; "With Uncle Sam's Fisherman" by J. Olivier Curwood; "An American Barony"; "With the Boys"; "The Agassiz Association"; "Caught by Flames" by William Murray Graydon; "Boys and the Garden"; "How We Boys Went Wild-Westing" by Mattie M. Boteler; "The Widow's Valentine" by Nelson Roberts; "Boys Books Reviewed"; "Mr. Butler's Defender" by Rodney Burton; "Pluck and a Stone Fence" by Will Lisenbee; "The Industrious Queen" by Frank H. Sweet; "Boys as Money Makers and Money Savers"; "Boys in Games and Sport"; "The Boy Stamp, Coin and Curio Collector; "Boys of the Past; Men of the Present" by Crittenden Marriot; "Top or Bottom-Which? A Study of the Factors Which Most Contribute to the Success of Young Men" by Archer Brown of Rogers, Brown & Co.; "How to Build an Ice Yacht" by A. Neely Hall.
Keywords
Boys, Adventure stories, Advertising, Gender, Masculinity, Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821), Writing, Contests, Fishing, Great Lakes (North America), Fires, Gardening, Valentine's Day, Money, Sports, Stamp collecting
Extent
32 pages
Language
English
Type
Book
Media Type
Periodicals
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Recommended Citation
Sprague, William C. Editor and Ellis, Griffith Ogden Assistant Editor, "The American Boy, February 1903" (1903). The American Boy. 1.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/american_boy/1
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