Adventure Magazine, July 23, 1926

This *Adventure* magazine issue from July 23, 1926, contains seven serials and short stories alongside the complete novel "Souvenirs" by Leonard H. Nason. Nason's World War narrative opens with a gas guard witnessing German planes attacking American bombers at dawn behind the front lines, then follows the chaotic awakening of the camp's kitchen personnel. Other featured fiction includes Charles Tenney Jackson's Mississippi River tale "Under the Fleet," Arthur D. Howden Smith's Ancient Attica adventure "The Slave of Marathon," T.T. Flynn's railroad story "Shadow," Lyman Bryson's China Sea novelette "A Suspended Sentence," Arthur O. Friel's York State tale "Horse Sense," and Talbot Mundy's serial "Ramsden" (Part IV, Tibet setting). The issue also includes verse, articles on historical figures and the Arctic, and the magazine's regular reader services covering outdoor activities and practical knowledge.