The Saturday Evening Post from July 30, 1938 featuring the cover titled 'Young Ames Goes Down The River', showcasing a vintage illustration of a couple dressed elegantly in a romantic setting.
Interior page of The Saturday Evening Post from July 30, 1938 displaying the table of contents, listing various articles and stories including 'Young Ames Goes Down The River' by Walter D. Edmonds.
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The Saturday Evening Post from July 30, 1938 featuring the cover titled 'Young Ames Goes Down The River', showcasing a vintage illustration of a couple dressed elegantly in a romantic setting.Interior page of The Saturday Evening Post from July 30, 1938 displaying the table of contents, listing various articles and stories including 'Young Ames Goes Down The River' by Walter D. Edmonds.

The Saturday Evening Post July 30 1938 Young Ames Goes Down The River

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The Saturday Evening Post from July 30, 1938, titled "Young Ames Goes Down The River," is a delightful piece of American history. This vintage magazine offers a charming glimpse into a bygone era, making it a perfect collectible for enthusiasts and a great gift for those who appreciate classic literature and art.

This magazine, while showing its age, remains in good condition. It features a noteworthy cover design that captures the essence of leisure during the late 1930s. The cover art transports you to a time when summer days were spent relaxing by the river, embodying the carefree spirit of youth.

While the magazine does have a label on the front, this minor detail does not detract from its overall appeal. You may notice some wear on the magazine's edges, but it adds to its vintage charm, hinting at the many hands that have flipped through its pages over the decades.

For protection and preservation, this magazine comes with a durable plastic covering. This ensures that your collectible remains safe from dust and damage while allowing you to admire its beautiful design.

  • Features captivating cover art that reflects 1930s Americana.
  • Includes a protective plastic covering for preservation.

Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of history. Whether you are a collector or simply someone who enjoys unique items, "Young Ames Goes Down The River" is sure to spark joy and nostalgia. Step back in time and savor the rich stories captured within its pages.

Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.

Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):
  • Short Stories
    • Young Ames Goes Down the River. — Walter D. Edmonds
    • The Cat Named Dempsey. — Stephen Vincent Benét
    • Sheriff Olson and the FBI — M. G. Chute
    • The Mountain Lad. — Leonard H. Nason
  • Articles
    • Republican With a Bite — Joseph Alsop and Robert Kintner
    • Golf Can be Fun — E. A. Batchelor
    • The Man Who Wanted to Kill. — Heinz Liepmann
    • Sailor on Horseback — Irving Stone
    • Make Money, Little Businessman, or Else — Neil M. Clark
  • Serials
    • The Code of the Woosters (Third part of eight) — P. G. Wodehouse
    • Mr. Moto is So Sorry (Fifth part of seven) — J. P. Marquand
  • Miscellany
    • Editorials
    • Herbert Johnson’s Cartoon
    • Post Scripts
    • Poems:
      • Courage — Helen Frazee-Bower
      • Vision — Mary Elizabeth Counselman
      • Piney-Woods Pap — Evantha Caldwell
    • Keeping Posted
    • Cover Design by John La Gatta

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