The Popular Magazine, September 7, 1925

# Museum Catalog Entry

Popular Magazine, Vol. LXXVII, No. 4, September 7, 1925. This issue contains five short stories, one novelette, two serials, and one poem across adventure, humor, and romance genres. Featured works include B. M. Bower's "The Adam Chaser," a complete novel set in Arizona caves; T. S. Stribling's "The Pothunter," a Tennessee swamp romance; Ernest Douglas's "The Lucky Leg," mixing humor with tragedy on the Mexican border; and Robert Russell Strang's "Trouble's Partner," a novelette involving Alaskan gold and justice. Edgar Wallace's "The Squealer" continues its four-part serialization with secret service intrigue. Additional contributions include Mildred Fitz-Hugh's racing story "Mr. Tompkins Sees a Derby" and James Francis Dwyer's "The Strange Affairs of the Texan Wasp," beginning a new serial with its opening installment "The Terrible Thing."