Adventure, February 10, 1922

# Adventure, February 10, 1922

This issue of Adventure, published three times monthly, contains fiction by Hugh Pendexter, Ferdinand Berthoud, J. Allan Dunn, Ramon Stone Bradon, Gordon Young, Lloyd Kohler, F. St. Mars, E. E. Harriman, Arthur Gilchrist Brodeur, Robert J. Horton, and Atreus von Schrader. The OCR is heavily corrupted throughout the story pages, making specific plot details difficult to extract. The magazine's editorial content is dominated by extensive advertisements for correspondence courses (engineering, accounting, wireless operation), job placement services, automobile training, and various sales schemes. A framing story by C. L. Hardy depicts an older factory worker counseling a young man named Charley about advancement through self-improvement via International Correspondence Schools, citing the example of Billy Stevens, who doubled his wages through home study. The issue's table of contents and story titles remain largely illegible in the provided text.