Argosy All-Story Weekly — "Lure of the Wild"

Argosy-Allstory, July 4, 1925 This issue contains fiction across multiple genres. Robert Pinkerton's novelette "Lure of the Wild" addresses conflict and love in wilderness settings. Beatrice Ashton Vandegrift contributes the novelette "Captain." Two serials continue: Don Waters's "The Call of Shining Steel" (part two of three) and Charles Neville Buck's "Flight to the Hills" (part four of six). Five short stories include Clarence E. Mulford's "Hopalong Cassidy's Pal," Henry Holt's "On Jeweled Altars," Arthur Preston Hankins's "X—The Gift of the Dark," James Perley Hughes's "Charlie Chong and the Perfect Way," and a work by E. K. Means. Poetry contributions span themes from patriotic ("The Fourth of July" by May Clark McClellan) to rural and reflective subjects. Richard Barry's naval serial "The Big Gun" begins in the next issue.