Adventure Magazine, August 30, 1923

This publication is the August 30, 1923 issue of Adventure magazine (Volume 42, Number 3). The OCR captures several advertisements rather than story content. The visible text includes promotion materials: "The Little Yellow Envelope That Keeps 'Big' Men Small" by Homer E. Minor of Texas, detailing a money-making scheme where readers can earn $5-$15 weekly or up to $10,000 annually as subscription representatives for Adventure and related Butterick publications; an advertisement for Airflex Arch Supports, a Russian sponge rubber device claimed to correct fallen arches by repositioning the astragalus bone; and promotions for National Radio Institute home-study courses in wireless operation, Whiting-Adams hair brushes, and various work-from-home schemes including show-card writing and shirt sales. The magazine's actual fiction content is not visible in this OCR sample.