The Munsey for September

Munsey's Magazine—September 1902 Contents This issue of Munsey's Magazine contains a diverse mix of fiction, poetry, and illustrated articles characteristic of the period. Serials: Max Pemberton's "The Gold Wolf" (chapters X-XIII) and John Brent's "John Burt" (chapters XIV-XVII) continue their runs. Both appear to be adventure narratives. Short stories include Ethel Watts Mumford's "The Vanquishing of a Vaquero," Guy Wetmore Carryl's "Pierrot and Pierrette," Frank S. Arnett's "Tally Ho!," and others. Frederick Palmer contributes "Run, You Coyote, Run!" and "The Last of the Little Fights." Poetry by Clinton Scollard, Charles Hanson Towne, Theodosia Garrison, and others addresses themes of autumn, labor, and redemption. Illustrated articles cover "Relics of Dickens' London," "A City of the Plains," "Fifty Years of Uncle Tom," "How the Soldier Goes to War," and "The Giant Artists of France." Regular features include "In the Public Eye" (covering contemporary figures), "The Stage," "Literary Chat," and "Storiettes." Content emphasizes history, current events, and cultural topics alongside entertainment fiction.