The Popular Magazine, June 7, 1924

# The Popular Magazine, June 7, 1924

This issue contains seven stories spanning adventure, Western, and mystery genres. The featured complete novel is The Glacier Gate by Frank Lillie Pollock, depicting hardship and personal redemption amid land and sea perils. Short fiction includes C.S. Montanye's Arizona Ottie, featuring conflict between a scoundrel and a tenderfoot; Henry Herbert Knibbs' Suds, tracking a turf idol's exile and return; and Frank Parker Stockbridge's Jimmy Williams Lands a Job, where adventure reclaims a wayward man. Serial installments continue: Bertram Atkey's Dragour, the Drugmaster (Part V: "Little Boy Blue"), Eden Phillpotts' The Voice from the Dark (Part II), and Dane Coolidge's The Riders from Texas (Part I), depicting Southwest romance before barbed wire. Additional stories include Calvin Johnston's Outlawed with Honors and Robert H. Rohde's The Honest Dollar.