Argosy All-Story Weekly, May 9, 1925

Argosy-Allstory, May 9, 1925 This pulp weekly contains three serial installments and several standalone stories. Featured serials include "Lookin' for Trouble" by Charlton L. Edholm (Part One of a four-part story), "Loretta Brodell" by Kamai Night (Part Three), and "Dinner for Cynthia" by Edgar Franklin (Part Four). Short fiction includes "Milord's Servant" by Don Cameron Shafer, "Hopalong Cassidy's Pal: II—The Raiders" by Clarence E. Mulford, "A Raid on Montmartre" by Larosa Martel, "The Fire Queen" by Fred MacIsaac, "A Seven-Letter Mystery" by Paul Sand, and "The Unwritten Law of the North" by Howard E. Morgan. The issue promotes "Kenneth Perkins's Sea Prize," an adventure narrative about piracy set against Louisiana bayous and Gulf waters, commencing the following week. Poetry selections include verse by Frances Taylor Patterson, Anna Bird Stewart, and others. Contemporary advertisements feature automotive products, educational correspondence courses, and employment opportunities.