Munsey's Magazine, Volume 54

This volume of a pulp periodical contains a diverse mix of non-fiction articles and fiction spanning approximately 700+ pages. Special articles address contemporary military and political topics—including accounts of Belgium, Egypt, Russia, and Poland by Richard Le Gallienne and Frederic Austin Ogg; Irvin Cobb's war photography; and the impending 1916 U.S. presidential campaign. Lifestyle and social pieces cover alimony-seekers, hair-restoration products, marriage in military service, and servant labor. Four complete novels are included: Joseph Conrad's *Victory: An Island Story*, Baroness Orczy's *Waterloo*, and works by Hamilton Gibbs and Theodore Goodridge Roberts. The periodical also features approximately sixteen short stories by authors like Clarence Budington Kelland and Mary Heaton Voorhse, covering topics ranging from romance and domestic situations to crime and adventure. Departments include poetry and theatrical reviews.