This bound volume of Munsey's Magazine (Volume LXV, October 1918–January 1919) contains war-focused nonfiction alongside fiction. Non-fiction articles address military training, naval strategy, submarine warfare, shell shock, propaganda, and geopolitical topics including Armenia, Alsace, Ukraine, and Czechoslovakia, authored by military figures, journalists, and experts. Articles also cover domestic concerns: food control, the anti-saloon league, Spanish influenza, and water-power waste.
The volume features four serialized novels: Sax Rohmer's The Golden Scorpion, Charles Neville Buck's The Mountain Woman, Arnold Bennett's The Roll-Call, and Who Pays? Short stories by established writers including George Allan England, Miriam Michelson, and Jack Bechdolt span adventure, domestic drama, and wartime themes. Poetry, editorial columns, theater reviews, and miscellaneous departments complete the issue.
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- Date
- October 1918–January 1919
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- Public domain — free to view, share, and reuse.
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