# Munsey's Magazine, April 6, 1929
This issue contains multiple serials and complete stories. "The Master of Airlie" by Joseph Ivers Lawrence (Part 1 of 3) concerns difficult days for Virginia aristocrats. "Captain Nemesis" by F.V.W. Mason (Part 2 of 5) follows a rover of the Spanish Main. "The Woolly Dog" by J.U. Giesy and Junius B. Smith (Part 1 of 4) centers on Semi Dual and mysteries of tangled passions. "The Sea Girl" by Ray Cummings (Part 6 of 6) emerges from the ocean's depths. Complete stories include "The Impulsive Mr. Morrison" (novelette) by Fred Maclsaac, chronicling tropical adventures; "Dirt Cheap" by Carl Clausen, a poker game of business; "The Framed Fifty" by Karl Decker, set in pre-Prohibition days; and "Feeling Fine, Doctor" by John H. Thompson, depicting first aid at a medicine show. The issue also includes a cover design by Howard V. Brown and feature articles on Russian resources and other topics.
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- April 6, 1929
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