Ghost Stories, January 1927

This January 1927 issue of Ghost Stories magazine contains fifteen fiction tales and several non-fiction pieces focused on supernatural and psychic phenomena. Featured stories include "The Specter of the Yellow Quarter" by "John Smith" (as told to Alan Van Hoesen), involving a deceased Chinese character; "Johnny Kelly's Christmas Ghost" by Antoinette Gregory; "They Who Play With Sacred Things" by Jim Kirkland; "The Black Spider" by Edmund Snell; and "The Woman With Two Souls" by Allan Gordon. Additional tales span spiritualism and the paranormal: "The Doll That Came to Life" by Arthur Branscombe, "The Man Who Died Twice" by Frank Belknap Long Jr., and "Under the Spell of the Red Circle" by Wilbert Wadleigh. The issue includes Samri Frikell's article questioning spirit photography and a historical feature on Josephine and Napoleon, alongside advertisements for electrical training and Bernarr Macfadden's health guide.