The Saturday Evening Post Magazine December 7 1940 Supercharged Harmony No Label

Step back in time with this vintage issue of The Saturday Evening Post Magazine from December 7, 1940. This edition, titled "Supercharged Harmony", is a true collector's gem that captures a moment in history. You will receive the exact item pictured, complete with its original cover art and charm. Perfect for vintage magazine enthusiasts or anyone who loves a glimpse into the past, this magazine showcases the sophisticated design and layout typical of the era.

The magazine exhibits some signs of its age, including creases on the front and within its pages. These minor imperfections add character and highlight the magazine's authenticity. Please take a close look at the provided images for a detailed view of the magazine's condition before purchasing.

One of the advantages of owning this historical piece is the opportunity to explore fascinating articles and stories that captivated readers over 80 years ago. Immerse yourself in the context of that time, and enjoy the nostalgic feeling of browsing through vintage publications.

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Key benefits of this vintage magazine include:

• Authentic historical artifact, perfect for collectors.
• Engaging content that reflects the culture and society of the time.

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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
  • A Ring for Your Finger — Burnham Carter
    A race for the diamonds of Amsterdam.
  • McQuillan at Standpipe Park — Grantland Rice
    The indomitable Rodney floats with ease above the trees.
  • A Christmas Rose for Ames — Leon Smith
    Young Ames asks a favor of a lady who dislikes him.
  • Supercharged Harmony — Walter D. Edmonds
    Blue Chip Haggerty fights trouble in Supervision.
  • Sheriff Olson and the World Premiere — M. G. Chute
    The sheriff learns that Hollywood doesn’t always forget.
• ARTICLES
  • Blitzkrieg—The Diary of a British Staff Officer (First of two articles) — Major Philip Gribble
    A soldier’s picture of the tragic Battle of France.
  • Chinaman’s Chance — Ernest O. Hauser
    The Chinatown bus leaves, with Mr. Hauser at the megaphone.
  • River, Stay Away From My Door — Curtis G. Small
    The New Deal saves Shawneetown, willing or not.
  • They Never Had Seen a Soldier — Leslie Roberts
    Iceland welcomes a friendly invader.
  • Detroit Da Vinci — Robert W. Marks
    Inventor Bill Stout makes his practical genius pay.
  • The House That Jesse Built (Second of two articles) — Samuel Lubell
    Does the RFC control our nation’s business?
• SERIALS
  • Swamp Water (Third part of six) — Vereen Bell
    Ben Ragan learns the secrets of the Big Swamp.
  • The Man of the Family (Fifth part of seven) — Booth Tarkington
    Tragedy strikes Butternut Lane.
• OTHER FEATURES
  • Next Week
  • Keeping Posted
  • A Chapter of Life — Marion St. Turney
  • Poems:
    • Sketches From Ireland—1940 — B. Y. Williams
    • Second Love — Ethel Barnett Vito
    • The New House — Laila Mitchell Thornton
  • Editorials
  • Post Scripts