The Popular Magazine, October 15, 1921

Popular Magazine, October 20, 1921. This issue contains Francis Lynde's complete novel "B. Typhosus Takes a Hand," in which a man awakens on a train bound for South Tredegar with complete amnesia—unable to recall his own name, though locals greet him as Rodney Hazzard, a businessman managing a major financial transaction. The magazine further includes short stories by accomplished contributors: "Mademoiselle Champagne" by Wallace Irwin featuring a member of "The Askers"; "Rags" by Henry Herbert Knibbs, a hobo trail narrative; Clarence L. Cullen's "The Yap from Ypsilanti"; Bertrand W. Sinclair's four-part serial "Places" (part II); Theodore Seixas Solomons's Alaskan story "A Warm Cabin"; and Ralph D. Paine's ongoing serial "Down, Kentucky!" (part V). Additional offerings include works by W. R. Hoefer, J. E. Grinstead, and Charles Somerville. Editors' departments cover lawmaking, health topics, and contemporary business trends. The issue advertises coming serials by Edison Marshall.