People's Story Pulp Magazine September 1, 1923 A Race - a Girl - and Grit

People’s Story Magazine – September 1, 1923 – “A Race — a Girl — and Grit” – No Label

Step into the golden age of pulp adventure with this September 1, 1923 issue of People’s Story Magazine. Featuring “A Race — a Girl — and Grit” by Sam Carson, this edition delivers a lively blend of drama, romance, and daring exploits from well-known authors, including Douglas Durkin, Hapsburg Liebe, and George Allan England.

Condition

This magazine is in good condition for its era, with typical wear from age. The cover shows rips, marks, and surface wear, while the pages inside remain in solid, legible shape. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive—please examine all photos for an accurate assessment of its condition.

Table of Contents

• Cover Design – H. T. Fisk

• Big Timber – Complete Novel by Douglas Durkin (p.1)

• A Race — a Girl — and Grit – Short Story by Sam Carson (p.71)

• The Burned Crucifix – Short Story by Hapsburg Liebe (p.85)

• The White Wilderness – Part V of a Six-Part Story by George Allan England (p.99)

• Call of the Sea – Verse by James E. Hungerford (p.134)

• Third Avenue — and Beyond – Short Story by Robert Terry Shannon (p.135)

• A Truck’s the Thing! – Short Story by Maxwell Smith (p.145)

• Sergeant Forbes, Alias—— – Part II of a Four-Part Story by Victor Rousseau (p.151)

• Danny’s Divined Comedy – Short Story by Thomas A. Curry, Jr. (p.175)

• The Natural Anthem – Short Story by Arthur Lockwood (p.182)

• The Get-Together Club (p.190)

Additional Details

• All magazines include a plastic protective covering.

• Combined shipping is available—please contact us for details.

This issue offers a rich variety of pulp-era storytelling, from rugged frontiers to urban intrigue, making it an engaging collectible for enthusiasts of vintage fiction.