TITLE: ARGOSY magazine
["The complete men's magazine" Marvelous and RARE vintage magazine of "Fiction-Fact", full of great articles and fiction from famous writers, cartoons, photographs, great illustrations, and vintage advertisements -- Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below! *]
ISSUE DATE: February 1974; Vol 379, No 2
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11oe". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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IS FAITH HEALING FACT OR FRAUD? . . . Tom McMorrow . . . Whether you yell hallelujah or humbug, it's difficult to explain away some of the hundreds of recent cures.

THE BUGGING OF HONEST ABE . . . Dr. Harold Hyman . . . More than one hundred years ago President Lincoln faced his own Watergate -- and won. Illustrated by Hedda Johnson.

AFTER WATERGATE . . . Sen. BARRY GOLDWATER . . . The senator from Arizona talks candidly about politics and environment in the new America. [NICE, In-depth article, with multiple photos, including a full page color photo of him photographing in Navajo's Mountain Valley!]

THE OTHER SIDE OF SPILLANE . . . Nick Karas . . . Yes, MICKEY SPILLANE does keep a loaded .45 under his sofa pillows -- but he can also recite "The Night Before Christmas" from memory. [TERRIFIC Story, the author goes fishing with Spillane, arm wrestles, and shoots and many other things. With a profile of the author, and MANY quotes. With photos as well, with his boat, his car, and fishing. Great!]

ARTICLES:
THE MOUNTAINS FROM SPACE . . . Martin Caidin . . . Mile-wide asteroids from space are a constant threat to this planet. A direct hit could be earth-shattering.

HOW TO BEAT A TRAFFIC TICKET . . . Attorney Charles Rubin . . . If you're in the right, then the arresting officer must be wrong. Here's how to prove it, and get off the hook.

THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE: MYSTERY OR MYTH . . . Robert Marx . . . The disappearance of numerous ships and planes in a triangular area in the Atlantic has terrified travelers for decades. Now ARGOSY'S archeology editor offers some explanations.

SUNFLOWER FIELD DOVE HUNTING . . . Steve Ferber . . . Tennessee farmers have discovered doves love sunflower seeds -- and this means a jackpot for shooters.

BOOK BONUS: THE COOLER . . . George Markstein . . . It's home for the secret agent who has lost his usefulness -- and knows too much for his own good.

FEATURES: ARGONOTES; BACK TALK; BOATING; POTSHOTS; HOW-TO-BUILD; YOU AND YOUR CAR; ARGOSY VACATION HOME; STOP TO SHOP; CAMPFIRES; CHARLIE'S TAVERN; HUNTING AND FISHING.
COVER: Illustration by Hedda Johnson.

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