Munsey's Magazine, Volume 41 (1909)

This index to Volume XLI presents the magazine's diverse contents. The special articles cover historical and contemporary figures including royalty (Wilhelmina of Holland, the Duke of Connaught), literary personalities (Cosima Wagner, F. Marion Crawford), and political leaders (President Taft, governors Hadley and Harmon). A recurring series, "Famous Affinities of History," examines historical romantic pairs from Byron and the Countess Guiccioli to Percy Bysshe Shelley and Mary Godwin. Articles address modern topics including aviation, cornering crops, motion pictures, and the Secret Service. The fiction section contains numerous short stories by contributors like O. Henry, Dorothy Canfield, and George Randolph Chester, covering domestic comedy, adventure, and mystery. Three serials are indexed: "The Doctor's Clue," "The Pursuit," and "The White Sister" by F. Marion Crawford. Regular departments include light verse and stage criticism.