March 1, 1938

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March 1, 1938

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THE BIGGEST SHOW ON ICE
GENERAL ARTICLES

THE BIGGEST SHOW ON ICE

By FREDERICK EDWARDS14 min
The 7th Day
FICTION

The 7th Day

By MAX BRAND32 min
OLD - FASHIONED
FICTION

OLD - FASHIONED

By ALICE MAXWELL26 min
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THE BIGGEST SHOW ON ICE 89
GENERAL ARTICLES

THE BIGGEST SHOW ON ICE

Sold out—50,000 seats — five weeks before opening! It's about time to take a look at this Ice ballet business By FREDERICK EDWARDS14 min
The 7th Day 1819
FICTION

The 7th Day

Death walks again and Love struggles in the meshes of a tragic suspicion

 By MAX BRAND32 min
OLD - FASHIONED 1415
FICTION

OLD - FASHIONED

The story of a loyalty which was without price By ALICE MAXWELL26 min
BEAVER BOGAN 45
FICTION

BEAVER BOGAN

To test a man, take him fishing—And if you meet a Frère Coreau you’ll find drama as well By BEN AMES WILLIAMS23 min
You Want Something Different 1011
FICTION

You Want Something Different

Jep Judson discovers that love is more than a brightness,whirling and flashing By ANNE WORMSER21 min
NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE 1617
GENERAL ARTICLES

NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE

Says this writer: "Sickness insurance is bound to come ... it must be a unified national scheme ... and preventive medicine must be emphasized" By JOHN w. s. MCCULLOUGH18 min
How Deep Is Down? 1213
GENERAL ARTICLES

How Deep Is Down?

Sinking a mine shaft in the middle of a lake is only one of the many notable feats of Canada's mining engineers By LESLIE McFARLANE13 min
How to Behave in English Society 1617
LONDON LETTER

How to Behave in English Society

THIS IS a letter for snobs. Needless to state, neither you nor I are snobs. As a matter of fact, I have never met a man or woman yet who confessed to being one. Freedom from snobbery is like the possession of a sense of humor— everyone admits to both. By Beverley Bexter's13 min
In Defense of Laziness 1213
GENERAL ARTICLES

In Defense of Laziness

It's the sit-downers and back-resters who think out the bright ideas, states By FRED C. KELLY9 min
Recovery on Rails 2021
GENERAL ARTICLES

Recovery on Rails

The story of how Britain’s railways climbed from depression to prosperity By SYDNEY MORRELL8 min
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