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Here is The July 1st, 1926 issue of "Youth's Companion". It was the 100th year of publication for the magazine, and this was volume 100, No. 26. The front cover has a great black-and-white photograph of a racing car, . The photo is titled "Cinderella Takes the Road", and the car is identified as the YC Lab car, on the road near Quincy, Massachusetts. The photograph was taken by Harry Irving Shumway. TITLE : Youth s Companion / ISSUE : Vol. 100, No. 26 / DATE : July 1, 1926 / EDITOR : Not named [ but likely Barklie McKee Henry) IMPRINT : Perry Mason Company / PLACE : Boston, Massachusetts PHYSICAL DETAILS : Illustrated, over-size, monthly periodical; 16 pages (count includes exterior); 10 3/4" x 14", self-wrapped & stapled. *************************************** CONTENTS : Everything . a baseball story by Jonathan Brooks , Illustrated by George Avison / The Record Run . an adventure story by Gardner Hunting , Illustrated by Rodney Thomson (about railroading) / Runners of the Woods, Chapter VI - Attacked by the Senecas . a serialized adventure story by Samuel Merwin , Illustrated by Gayle Hoskins / Sneefus . a humorous dog story by C. A. Stephens , Illustrated by Heman Fay / Golf for Young Players. VI. Errors, or, When a Fellow Needs a Friend . article by Glenna Collett, Women's National Amateur Champion , Illustrated with photographs / Fact & Comments . To the Future Citizens of America : Government Jobs / Henry Ford / Stephens Collins Foster / Various news Bits / Conservatory Life : A music student from Iowa writes home about the joys of the famous New England School / The Y. C. Lab : The National Society for Ingenious Boys . Notes on Mechanical Drawing / How I Worked my Way to South America . by L. F. Sims (with two photographs) / For the Girls . Announcing a Fashion Fete for you All . dress patterns and a design contest / For Children . a Poem and "The Fourth of July" a brief story / Lots of interesting advertising. ************************************ CONDITION . - GOOD PLUS -Previously owned. Clean and presentable with the following particulars noted : EXTERIOR : Subscriber's mailing address stamped on front cover. Scattered spotting and smudging . a horizontal crease across the center where the issue was folded. Edges display small nicking and minute tears. The staples display rust, but are still fairly firm in attachment; interior has some scattered smudging and spotting - also some small rust staining about the staples (this does not extend much beyond the staples) - else clean and unmarked. Seller Inventory # 941
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