Short Stories, August 10, 1926

# August 10, 1926 Issue

This semi-monthly pulp periodical features three stories. "Idols" by L. Patrick Greene showcases Robert E. Pinkerton, J. D. Newsom, and G. W. Oden in what appears to be a dramatic narrative (specific plot details unclear due to OCR degradation). The lead story, "The Loot of the Lazy A" by W. C. Tuttle, is a Western tale involving cattle ranch intrigue and stolen goods. The issue also includes "When Hay Gave Way to Gasoline," a story examining the automotive revolution's impact on rural life, contrasting horse-drawn economies with the emerging automobile industry. The magazine includes period advertising for ukuleles, watches, shaving products, and vocational training courses targeting working men seeking advancement.