Munsey's Magazine, Volume XXXVII

This index page from Munsey's Magazine documents the contents of a single bound volume from the early twentieth century. Munsey's, founded in 1889, was among America's first successful mass-circulation magazines, printed on cheap wood pulp and priced at a dime. The publication featured serialized novels, short stories, and non-fiction articles alongside advertising. By 1907, Munsey's had established itself as a general-interest periodical competing with similar weeklies and monthlies. The index reveals a typical mix of adventure narratives, biographical sketches, and topical essays—content that would soon migrate into the emerging comic-book form.