Peoples Magazine, November 1915

People's Magazine, November 1915 This issue of Street & Smith's *People's Magazine* (Vol. XIX, No. 5) contains a diverse mix of serials, short stories, and series fiction. The lead feature is "Talking Talbot," a complete novel by J. R. Coryell, beginning with a Texas horse-loading scene where the eponymous protagonist—a ranch owner with a fearsome reputation—intervenes to stop a brutal stable hand from abusing a horse. The serial "The Plunder Ship" by Headon Hill continues in its third part, advancing an unnamed mystery. Clinton H. Stage contributes the third installment of "The Movie Makers" series focused on motion picture production. Larry Evans provides "Conaham," a northern tale about masculine strength tested by feminine weakness. Fred Jackson launches a new detective series, "Nocturnal Adventures of Nicholas Knox," with "The Case of Rubies." William A. Wolff supplies a baseball story, "Marty Esmond's Arm," exploring temptation born of weakness. Bram Stoker offers "Greater Love," a short story revisiting the eternal love triangle. Additional stories include adventure, sea tales, and humorous pieces by various contributors.