The Saturday Evening Post Magazine September 14 1940 Pegler - He's Against

Explore a piece of history with the September 14, 1940, edition of The Saturday Evening Post Magazine. This vintage publication features a compelling cover illustration by the renowned artist, along with an engaging article titled "He's Against" by the prominent columnist Westbrook Pegler. This magazine offers readers a unique glimpse into the socio-political climate of the time, making it an essential collectible for history buffs and magazine enthusiasts alike.

The magazine is in collectible condition, allowing you to appreciate the nostalgia it brings. Collector’s items like this one continue to appreciate in value over time, so adding this magazine to your collection is both a delightful and wise investment.

Each issue of The Saturday Evening Post Magazine is packed with insightful articles, stunning artwork, and historical advertisements that capture the essence of the era. Whether you’re looking to reminisce about the past or simply to enjoy a well-crafted magazine, this collectible is perfect for you.

• Authentic vintage magazine that showcases historical journalism.
• Comes with a protective plastic covering to preserve its condition.

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Don’t miss the opportunity to own this remarkable piece of American history. Add The Saturday Evening Post Magazine from September 14, 1940, to your collection today!

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 Stars in Their Courses — John W. Thomason, Jr.
    • The Elder Praxitles Swan gives you the “details” of Gettysburg.
  • Suspect — William A. Krause
    • The story of three who could find no refuge from suspicion.
  • Cinderella Lays an Egg — Doug Welch
    • Mr. Welch introduces a misanthropic Cinderella.
  • One More Guinea Pig — Hannah Lees
    • Advice for young ladies about to marry doctors.
• Articles
  • He’s Against — Jack Alexander
    • Westbrook Pegler has found vinegar catches more flies.
  • Goodbye, Mr. Peabs — Cleveland Amory
    • The man who made America’s most exclusive school famous.
  • Armageddon, Inc. — Stanley High
    • Jehovah’s Witnesses hate everybody, and try to make it mutual.
  • Adventures of a White-Collar Man — Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., in collaboration with Boyden Sparkes
    • Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., telling the story of his career.
  • What Would Canada Do? — John MacCormac
    • A Canadian speculates on Canada’s destiny.
  • Deacon Bill McKechnie — Joe Williams
    • The Reds’ manager ought to be the smartest man in baseball.
• Serials
  • The Great Mistake (Second part of nine) — Mary Roberts Rinehart
    • Introducing a murder—but not the murderer.
  • Sailor Take Warning (Fourth part of five) — Richard Sale
    • Excitement, storms and gun play on a tropic island.
• Other Features
  • Next Week
  • Keeping Posted
  • Herbert Johnson’s Cartoon
  • Editorials
  • Post Scripts
  • Poems
    • Quaker Hill — Berton Braley
    • The Watchmaker Muses — Louis Ginsberg
    • Home — Hart Mason
    • September — Lalia Mitchell Thornton