Tattle Tales, February 1936

This pulp magazine (Tattle Tales, February 1936) contains several short stories, including "There Goes the Bride" by Claire Kennedy, which opens with a scene of Diana Farley, an attractive young woman, being interrupted by her friend Lillian Conover Blake arriving unexpectedly. Other fiction includes "Under a Sheep-Skin Rug" by Phyllis Hoerner, "Talent for Two" by Del Copp, "I'll Give My Love" by Tom Kane, "South American Intrigue" by E.H. Crescent, "Sin and Such" by Don King, "The Becky Snatch" by Barnaby Ives, and a conclusion to "Summer Infatuation" by Phoebe Hart. The issue also features "Dixie Duncan's Question Box," an advice column addressing personal matters from readers. Additionally, the magazine includes advertisements for two book collections: a five-book bundle at 98¢ and a book titled "The Riddle of Sex" addressing sexual health topics.