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Top-Notch Magazine
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Top-Notch Magazine

Β· October 15, 1917

# Top-Notch Magazine Catalog Description

This issue of Top-Notch, Vol. XXXII, No. 2 (October 15, 1911), is a twice-monthly fiction magazine containing diverse short stories and serials. The featured complete novel is "Rogue or Hero?" by William Wallace Cook, a Western adventure tale. Complete novelettes include "All for the Game" by W. E. Schutt, a college football story, and "Safe and Sound" by Bertram Lebhar, a scientific mystery. Shorter fiction ranges from sports ("Too Sure" by C. T. Jordan about a quarterback) and mystery ("The Square Triangle" by Lyon Mearson) to humor and nature studies. Serial novels include Burt L. Standish's "Haunted Land," a lumber-region tale set in Maine, and Mark Allerton's mystery "Secret Supreme," both appearing in continuing installments.

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About this artifact

Date
October 15, 1917
Rights
Public domain β€” free to view, share, and reuse.
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