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Munsey's Magazine, Vol. 68
· October 1919–January 1920
This issue of Munsey's Magazine (October 1919–January 1920) contains essays on contemporary topics: political figures like Calvin Coolidge; geopolitical matters including Constantinople, Mexico under Diaz and Carranza, and a hypothetical American invasion of Canada; and scientific subjects such as lunar travel and solar extinction. Contributors include Herbert Hoover and Richard Le Gallienne. Four serialized novels appear: *Brokers in Adventure* by George Agnew Chamberlain; *Father Was Right* by Henry Payson Doust; *The Last Straw* by Harold Titus; and *The Wild Fawn* by Mary Imlay Taylor. The magazine also publishes numerous short stories across genres, from adventure to domestic narrative, alongside poetry, light verse, and theater criticism by Matthew White Jr.
Public domain (pre-1929), restored and presented by comicbooks.com public-domain
