Droll Stories, October 1924

# October 1924 Issue of "Droll Stories"

This October 1924 issue of Droll Stories features light romantic and humorous fiction. Featured stories include "Orchids to Onions" by Violet Gordon, "Led Astray—Thank Goodness!" by K. Griffiths, "Almost Innocent," "For Rent or Sale—One Man" by Neil Miller, "Cap and Bells" by Edith Lyle Ragsdale, "The Woods Colt," and "The Innocent Little Thing" by John H. McNeely, among numerous shorter pieces and verse by authors including Robert E. Dean, James Clyde Bailey, and others. An advertised forthcoming novelette, "Fly-By-Nightie" by Peggy Gaddis, concerns an eighteen-year-old redheaded woman's scandalous hotel visit in a nightgown with her cousin's fiancé. The contents emphasize romantic complications, social embarrassment, and comedic domestic situations typical of the era's popular fiction magazines.