Adventure Magazine

This November 30th, 1924 issue of Adventure magazine contains three complete novelettes and portions of serials. W. C. Tuttle's "The Trey of Spades" features western characters Hashknife and Sleepy operating as frontier lawmen. William Byron Mowery's "The Ghost Track" involves mystery in Labrador. F. R. Buckley's "Cartel to Wm. Shakespeare" depicts sword-fighting service in Renaissance Italy. Thomas Topham contributes "Too Much Magic," set in the North Country. Hugh Pendexter's five-part serial "The Homesteaders" (Part I) concerns the Fall family helping establish the frontier in Sioux country. Charles Victor Fischer's "East or West" involves maritime adventure focused on a character's ambition for naval rank. Additional content includes Talbot Mundy's serial conclusion "Om," set in the Himalayas, a fishing and gambling article by Arthur Woodward, and various reader services addressing geographical topics and practical knowledge.