Argosy All-Story Weekly, August 14, 1926

Museum Catalog Note: Argosy All-Story, August 14, 1926 This issue of Argosy All-Story contains four continued serials: "Thunder off Stage" by John Holden (three-part, part one); William Macleod Raine's untitled five-part serial (part two); "The Print of a French Heel" by Fred MacIsaac (five-part, part four); and Charles Francis Coe's "The Rider o Spook Hollow" (four-part, part four). Short fiction includes George M. Johnson's "Go To It, Cowboy!," stories by Gordon Stiles, E. Howard, Joseph T. Kescel, and John Wilstach, alongside poetry contributions. A five-part Western serial titled "Horsemen Against the Moon" by Kenneth Perkins is advertised for the following week. The magazine features Western themes throughout, with desert and frontier settings predominating among the stories.