Real Story Book, November 1928

This issue of Real Story Book (November 1928, No. 1) contains short fiction and articles. The lead story, "The Racket" by A. Dick, is a mystery-romance following Alice, who discovers a masked woman typing coded messages in an adjoining hotel room, leading her to investigate a cryptic note and trace a mysterious phone call. "Legitimate or Variety?" by Fuller Pep presents a cautionary poem about seduction and abandonment. "Behind the 'Seens'" by I. Dunn offers a satirical look at vaudeville booking, depicting desperate performers and dismissive theater agents. Additional pieces include "Give the Little Girl a Hand," "While Use Your Own Judgment," humor sections, and "In Ye Court of King Arthur." The issue also features illustrations and advertisements, including a promotional section for the Inkograph pen.