Argosy All-Story Weekly, March 15, 1924 — page 8: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

ARGOSY-ALLSTORY-—-ADVERTISING SECTION a ‘HERE has never: been a.more truthful or i more dramatic picture of the life ofa small town of the | Middle West than Louis Lacy Stevenson’s novel POISON. IVY which begins in the April number of MUNSEY’ S ‘MAGAZINE. | it sketches vividly the good and evil elements of a: typical American. community... It shows | us the churches: and the homes;. the’ gambling rooms and the drinking dens, the corrupt poli- — 'ticians, the fearless town marshal, the honored. | _ judge with a mysterious chapter in his past his- tory. This unknown chapter ts finally: revealed iby a stranger who drifts into town and wages a strange campaign to right an old wrong. igs As) smay be inferred from this brief description, , much of Mr. Stevenson’ § picture is dark i in hue, | but his highly realistic work 1S. sweetened by ‘the delightful story of young love that runs through Poison Ivy. | Munsey’s for April is on | the stands March 20th. In answering thie advertisement it ie desirable that you mention this magazine. CO conniclooolkks