The Popular Magazine, May 7, 1924

Popular Magazine, May 7, 1924 This issue features "The Riders from Texas," Part I of a four-part serial by Dane Coolidge set in the pre-barbed-wire Southwest. Other fiction includes Edison Marshall's complete novel "Seward's Folly," a tale of old Alaska; "Loony Comes Back" by Harwood Steele, a Northwest Mounted Police story; J. Frank Davis's "Unwritten Law"; "Sign Language" by Talbert Josselyn about advertisement and crooks; "Blue of the Arctic" by Kenneth Gilbert featuring a cunning arctic fox; and "The Original Prospector" by J. H. Greene about a miner finding two kinds of gold. The issue also carries Part IV of H. de Vere Stacpoole's "Gold and the Girl," Bertram Atkey's series installment "Dragour, the Drugmaster," and Larry Barretto's "After the Ice Bridge," plus columns on human interest topics.