Description
Step back in time with the Saturday Evening Post Magazine from November 16, 1940, featuring the captivating short story "The Crush" by Richard Sherman. This vintage magazine is a true collector’s item, perfect for enthusiasts of classic literature and Americana. Its rich history and iconic cover art make it a great addition to your collection, whether for display or reminiscence.
Inside this issue, you'll find a compelling narrative that captures the essence of life in the early 20th century. Richard Sherman’s storytelling pulls readers into the emotions, dramas, and joys of that era, making it a delightful read that transcends time. This magazine isn't just another publication; it's a time capsule that reflects the concerns and themes of a generation.
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- Preserved Condition: Each magazine comes sealed in protective covering, safeguarding it against wear and ensuring it remains a cherished part of your collection.
Check out the image below to see the captivating cover of this historical magazine:
This issue is more than just a magazine; it's a glimpse into the American soul during a pivotal decade. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of history. Grab your copy today and celebrate the nostalgia of yesteryears!
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
- The Crush — Richard Sherry
- A Reputation — R. W. Daly
- No Choice — Lucian Cary
- It’s a Nice Day — William R. Cox
- The Sun in His Eyes — Arthur Train
- Articles
- Are Japanese People? — Ernest O. Hauser
- Battle of the Hotshot — Frank J. Taylor
- No Water in the Nursery
- The Cave of the Eyeless Fish — Edgar Laythe
- The Mystery of Ribbentrop and Co. — Jules Romains
- Uncle Clem’s Boy — Betty Blake Rogers
- Serials
- The Man of the Family — Booth Tarkington
- Man Lost — C. C. Scoggins
- Other Features
- Next Week
- Keeping Posted
- We See by the Papers
- Poems
- Mr. A. A. Milne, We are No Longer Young — Helen Woth
- Elegy in Autumn — Joseph Auslander
- Photographic Covers by W. W. Calhoun