The Popular Magazine, September 7, 1928

This issue of Popular Magazine (September 7, 1928) features five short stories and two serials. The complete novel "The Sun Dancers" by Clay Perry involves elopers, fugitives, and pursuers with bloodhounds. B. M. Bower's multi-part serial "Rodeo" reunites the Happy Family of the Flying U. Other short stories include Captain Ralph R. Guthrie's "High Adventure at Teikell" (an Alaskan search), James Sayre Pickering's "White Horse" (concerning a Fifth Avenue jeweler), Leonard Lupton's "He Just Dropped In," Frederick Niven's "Face It, M'son!" (a Western coming-of-age tale), Harry Irving Shumway's "The Very Audacity of Him" (a vintage automobile race), and Holman Day's "Reefs for Reputations" (a sea captain recovering his reputation). The promotional pages announce Edgar L. Cooper's forthcoming serial "The Red Eagles of the Tyrol," featuring an American ex-soldier caught in international intrigue and romance in the Tyrolese Alps.