The Blue Book Magazine, March 1914

The Blue Book Magazine, March 1914 This issue features two serialized novels and twenty short stories alongside advertisements and theatrical reviews. The serials include Harold Bindloss's "For the Allinson Honor," set in the Northland with protagonist Andrew searching for Graham's lode, and Edwin Bliss's "Innocence," depicting New York life where character Kathleen Morrison rescues Landrum. The complete novelette "The Furnace of Gold" by Crittenden Marriott concerns a treasure-quest and romance. Short fiction spans adventure and detective genres: John Barton Oxford's "That Bag of Tricks" features parlor magic; Clarence Herbert New's "Free Lances in Diplomacy" includes "The Education of Hassan Ali"; Ray Wynn's "Keeper of Four-Fathom Light" presents Atlantic Coast thrills; Max Rittenberg's "The Invisible Bullet" features Magnum, a scientific detective; and Frederic Reddale contributes "Adventures of Matt Bardeen," a master diver story titled "When the Ship Turned Turtle." Additional stories explore romance, legal intrigue, Western themes, and domestic situations across varied settings.