Argosy All-Story Weekly, July 11, 1925

About this issue

This issue of Argosy-All-Story (July 11, 1925) contains several serial adventures. The featured story is Richard Barry's "The Big Gun," part one of a three-part naval fiction titled "A High-Power Story of the U.S.N." concerning a character named Cyrus Bullitt from Linkersport. The magazine also runs part five of Charles Neville Buck's six-part series "Flight to the Hills," and the concluding chapter of Don Waters' three-part adventure "The Call of Shining Steel." A novelette by E. S. Pladwell titled "The Innocent" and shorter fiction pieces round out the issue, including Clarence E. Mulford's eleventh installment of a Hopalong Cassidy series entry ("The Convalescent"), along with verses by several poets. The back matter contains extensive classified advertising for correspondence school training and sales opportunities.

In this issue

• “The Big Gun” by Richard Barry · serial · p.161
• “In Mournful Numbers” by Walter G. Doty · poem · p.188
• “The Compensation” by Stokely S. Fisher · poem · p.266
• “Swimmin' in the Brandywine” by M. W. Bilderback · poem · p.277
• “White Coal” by Olin Lyman · poem · p.312
• “Flight to the Hills” by Charles Neville Buck · serial
• “The Call of Shining Steel” by Dom Waters · serial
• “The Innocent” by E.S. Pladwell
• “Gotham, the Goat-Getter” by Garret Smith
• “Hopalong Cassidy's Pal” by Clarence E. Mulford
• “Peterson Pride” by Karl W. Detzer
• “The Wild Bull of Montana” by Samuel G. Camp