All-Story Weekly, September 2, 1916

Edi Balaban . . . 86 The Game Without a Name .... Homer Eon Flint 154 The Wonderful Discovery .... John Desmond 159 DEPARTMENTS Editor's Desk 75 Best Book of the Month 82 Answer to Correspondents .... 165 ILLUSTRATIONS The contents and design of this magazine are protected by copyright. Printed in the USA Printed by The Dey Press, New York, USA This advertising section from All-Story Weekly (September 2, 1916) presents mail-order merchandise and correspondence courses. Featured are Hartman Furniture, offering items like oak rockers and library sets on installment credit with no money down and 30-day returns. The Wicks Electrical Institute advertises electrician training at home with 20 free lessons, promising earnings of $2,500–$4,000 yearly. Additional pages feature career training including banking, law, and illustration; consumer goods including Carmen complexion powder, Lachnite gem rings, Rudolph Wurlitzer band instruments, and Mead Cycle bicycles; and luxury items like Studio aquariums. The final page shows the magazine's table of contents for its September 2, 1916 issue, featuring serials by A. H. Fitch, C. MacLean Savage, Octavus Roy Cohen, and J. U. Giesy.