The American Boy
 

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Publisher

The Sprague Publishing Co.

Publication Date

2-1917

Abstract

This issue contains stories for boys featuring money matters, animals, sports, adventure, and agriculture.

Keywords

Boys, Adventure stories, Advertising, Gender, Masculinity, Savings bonds, Hurricanes, Treasure troves, Ice skating races, Basketball, Thomas A. (Thomas Alva) Edison (1847-1931), Vikings, Rattlesnakes, Crow

Extent

44 pages

Physical Collection

Henty Collection

Volume

18

Issue

4

Language

English

Media Type

Periodicals

Note

"Friends Talks with the Editor"; "Banking with Uncle Sam" by A.S. Burleson, Postmaster General of the United States; "A Four-legged legacy: Not to Mention the parrot" by Clarence Budington Kelland; "Jim of the Reef: Some boys have fathers-others do not. This story is for both kinds" by Herbert Whyndham-Gittens, Illustrated by Norman Rockwell; "Constable Custard's Valentine: Sniffer Enlivens the Fourteenth of February with Appropriate Ceremonies" by Clarence Budington Kelland; "Blunderer's Buried Treasure" by C.H. Claudy; "The Losing Win: Which Proves that one should not jump at conclusions" by Richardson Davenport; "The freshest freshman" by Walter Kellogg Towers; "Boys who used their brains: The boy who messed up everything-Thomas A. Edison" by Judson D. Stuart; "The Boy Viking who became a saint: A heroic boy of history who won a kingdom and a crown" by Walter Kellogg Towers; "The Counterfeit King: Michael of the Movies Changes Color and Saves a Film" by Harold Titus; "Billy Heber's Hunting" by E.E. Harriman; "Dan Beard's Page for Outdoor Boys"; "How the Leak Was Stopped" by George Ethelbert Walsh; "The Sacred Buffalo Hunt" by James Willard Schultz; "Miss Chick A. Dee: The Bird with an angelic disposition" by William B. Hoot;

The American Boy, February 1917

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