Munsey's Magazine, Volume XXXVII

This index to Volume XXXVII of an early 20th-century general periodical catalogs substantial nonfiction content alongside fiction. Special articles cover historical and contemporary topics: American achievements since the Civil War, railroad and industrial development, European politics and royalty, literary subjects (Dickens, Daudet, Ibsen), entertainment (theater, acting, baseball), and cultural features (Newport architecture, insurance history, archaeology at Herculaneum). Notable bylines include historians Thomas E. Watson and T. P. O'Connor. The fiction comprises over fifty short stories across multiple genres—domestic comedies, adventure tales set in American frontier settings, mystery and crime narratives, and romantic stories—by authors including Mary Roberts Rinehart, Dorothy Canfield, and George Randolph Chester. Three serial novels appear: F. Marion Crawford's "Prima Donna," Leroy Scott's "To Him That Hath," and Ruth Kimball Gardiner's "The World and the Woman." Regular departments feature light verse, theatrical reviews, and brief storiettes.