The Popular Magazine, December 20, 1928

Popular Magazine, Second January Number (January 20, 1929) This issue of *Popular Magazine* contains "Marked Men," a complete novel by Charles Neville Buck about proud men and a loving woman in the Kentucky hills. Short fiction includes "The Greyhound Clown" by John Talbot Lynch, concerning a dog requiring killer instinct to win; "The Iron Woman" by Hodge Mathes; and "A Part of Every Man" by Robert J. Pearsall, following a self-confessed coward facing a supreme crisis. Serials continue: "The Duo-Case" by Reginald Wright Kauffman (Part I), a mystery involving murder; and "The Isle of the Fates" by Fred MacIsaac (Part IV conclusion), a South Sea island yarn. "The Postman's Knock" by Mark Reed rounds out the stories. The magazine is twice-monthly, published by Street & Smith Corporation.