Everybody's Magazine, December 1919

This December 1919 issue of Everybody's Magazine (Vol. XLI, No. 6) contains a mix of fiction, articles, and illustrations. The fiction includes serials and short stories: "A Man for the Ages" by Irving Bacheller depicts Abraham Lincoln and Chicago's founding; "Linda Condon" by Joseph Hergesheimer concludes its run; and shorter pieces like "The Village Game" by Anne Herendeen, "You Can't Miss It" by George F. Worts, "The Mad Virgins" by Vicente Blasco Ibáñez, and "The Carriage Waits" by Ruth Comfort Mitchell. Articles cover contemporary subjects: "On the Trail of Broken Kings" by William G. Shepherd describes displaced European royalty in Switzerland; "Calvin Coolidge, American" profiles the governor handling the Boston police strike; and "The Passing of the St. Louis Bearcat" by T.S. Stribling is presented as an instructive tale. Departmental features include soldier hospital sketches, book reviews, wartime scientific explanations, and illustrations by prominent artists.