This is an index to Volume XLIII of a general-interest periodical featuring both fiction and non-fiction. The special articles cover contemporary topics: technology ("The Age of Speed," "The Automobile—A Miracle of the Twentieth Century"), biography ("Edison's Advice to Inventors"), history ("Famous Affinities of History" serializing romantic pairings including Maurice of Saxony and Adrienne Lecouvreur, Franz Liszt, George Sand, Aaron Burr), social issues ("Women in a Labor War," "Evolution of the Police"), and culture ("Club Life of Actors," "Where David Belasco Works"). The short fiction section contains approximately 60 stories across various genres: domestic comedies, adventure tales, and romantic narratives, contributed by authors including Dorothy Canfield, Ellis Parker Butler, John Kendrick Bangs, and Mary Roberts Rinehart. Four serials ran concurrently: "A Fight for Life" and "Honor of the Big Snows" by James Oliver Curwood, "Periwinkle" by William Farquhar Payson, and "The Pursuit" by Frank Saville. Regular departments included financial news, light verse, theater criticism, and short storiettes.
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