Everybody's Magazine, August 1922

# Catalog Description

Everybody's Magazine, August 1922, Volume XLVII, Number 2

This issue announces a new mystery serial titled "The Soul-Scar," though the narrative content remains largely illegible in the OCR. The magazine's interior consists primarily of advertisements and instructional notices rather than substantial fiction or article content visible in this scan. Featured advertising includes U.S. Treasury Savings Certificates (4.5% interest, sold through Post Offices), the National Salesmen's Training Association promoting sales careers through home study, the American School offering high-school-equivalent courses, and various consumer product advertisements for dandruff treatments, medical appliances, rat poison, and musical instruments including the Buescher saxophone. The visible layout and promotional copy emphasize practical self-improvement and earning potential—recurring themes typical of early 1920s periodical advertising.