The American Magazine September 1926 The American Magazine September 1926 Volume CII Number 3 202 pages Contents: How Much of Your Brain Do You Use? Act First and Ask Afterward If You are Sure of Your Facts Gerard Swope (portrait) George Watkin Evans (portrait) Evan's Record is Written in the Heart of Alaska's Hills Coal (poem) The Forgotten Witness May Hunts Criminals with a Microscope If You Ask Me A Star Eyed Race - These Mountain Climbers All of Us Mothers It's the Last Push that Breaks the Back of Failure Edward Douglas Stair (portrait) Morris Gest (portrait) Morris Gest's Life is Crowded with Gorgeous Adventures Why I Like Cats Better than Dogs My Favorite Animal - And Why When Queens Ride By Letters to Louise Secrets of the Sun How I Do My worrying Willie the Worm Is a Prune a Social Climber? A Nut? or a Kind of Fruit? This Quaker Professor Entertains Millions of People Masquerade (part 3 of the novel) Sailing the Uncharted Seas of the Sky The pages are intact but lightly tanned. The cover shows some edge wear and tears and there is a label on the front.