Pulp Fiction, 1928 · page 163 of 164
Argosy All-Story Weekly, February 18, 1928 — page 163: what you’re looking at
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SOME HEADLINERS to appear shortly in ARGOSY-ALLSTORY WEEKLY THE GREATEST MONEY’S WORTH IN THE WORLD OF FICTION THE APACHE DEVIL RESTLESS GUNS Thuills of the Indian fighters | A Western with the speed of a bullet HIS SERVICE TO FOLLY DAMMING HAIRPIN CANON A sea tale packed with action Bitter rivalry among the hills HAWAIIAN HEELS -| THE CRATER Intrigue and conspiracy in Honolulu Hot blood in Mexican waters THE CRIME CIRCUS THE FIGHT OF FIGHTS Making a murder tnial pay its casts Queering the championship bout ROPE NECKTIES RED HOT On the trail of vengeance The foregoing stories were written by the authors listed alphabetically below. We leave to you the fun of fitting the titles to the _wnitters before they are formally announced in the magazine: AUTHOR OF “EYES WEST” MORGAN MANSFIELD RICHARD BARRY KENNETH PERKINS EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS C. C. WADDELL CHARLES DIVINE JOHN WILSTACH FRED MacISAAC GEORGE F. WORTS Slipping from small businessinto big perl These are only a few of the attractions to appear during the next few months in this great aweeky magazine — 160 reading pages each issue FOR SALE EVERYWHERE EACH THURSDAY CONMIG DOOK CO