June 15, 1949
1819
Fiction
Death Comes In Shining Armor
This young professor left dusty archives on the trail of death centuries old. He found a lady in distress and murder that was not ancient at all
1213
Articles
COFFEE WITH A QUEEN
The smiling woman in the yellow dress was Juliana, Queen of the Netherlands. “How’s Canada?” she asked Eva-Lis in the palace garden
89
Articles
ELECTION CAMPAIGN
How (and why) do people get into politics? Here is the inside story of a hard, clean battle now near its climax
1011
Fiction
The Dog That Could Climb Trees
Sam was fussy about Mollie. She took a fancy to his tree-climbing Soompherbag. Trouble was the dog climbed a tree that wasn’t there
1415
Articles
The Battling Baptist
For 40 years from his Jarvis pulpit Dr. T. T. Shields has tilted a mighty lance at Romanism, modernism — and Baptists who won’t agree
2021
Articles
THE HORSE THAT WOULDN’T DIE
The ugly little cayuse from Sugarloaf fought man and nature till a cowhand won his heart
67
Articles
The Big Wind from Chicago
To the British-hating publisher of the clamorous Chicago Tribune we are a nation of dupes. London issues the orders, he says, and we jump to obey
1617
Articles
TATTLERS’ TALES
Walter and the other gossips dwell in a weird “I wonder"-land of tattle, prophecy and the doings of noted nobodies
1617
Articles
The City That’s Afraid To Be Free
Trieste was UN’s dream of a model free city. Moorehead, a famous war reporter, tells how the dream faded in the shadow of the Iron Curtain
2021
Articles
Glamour Can Be Hard On Your Eyes
Sunglasses in lace and lacquers follow fashion’s fads, but do you care about your eyes? Don’t throw away protection for a fancy frame
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