Amazing Stories, August 1927 — page 71: what you’re looking at

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wats >t akg we a ey THE ULTRA-ELIXIR OF YOUTH the disappearance of Dr, Henderson and the nine others has never been published. And my fears proved groundless. J grew no younger, as the months. passed, and when, a year after reading Dr. Henderson’s amazing journal, WE Re 2, ee ri? a on i his 485 exposed to the perils of perpetual youth were over. And, as Dr. Henderson’s diary has burned to_ ashes with the rest of his possessions, and I fear that the vivid memory of its contents might grow dim if I delay longer, I have decided that the world shall know the truth. my wife found several gray hairs over my temples, I felt sure that all danger of my having been THE END Sc Readers’ Vote of Preference Stories I Like es ee Ce ee ee eee oe ee ee rr rr seers ee wt wed State ania ne Ce ee i ry Do you like the illustrations as we have them now? . er] Do you favor more illustrations than we have now? ...... Would you rather not have any illustrations at all? va eee Name . Address .... City .. ee ee ey This is YOUR magazine. Only by knowing what stories you like can we please you. Fill out this coupon or copy it and mail to AMAZING STORIES, || 230 Fifth Avenue, New York City. aU MMIMINNUTTANUAAUUUUE AAT HAUT TTT St Penn Se Mee ee ee ee SHAAN Back Numbers of ‘‘Amazing Stories’’ N° doubt you will be interested to know, if you have not yet secured them, that back num- bers of AMAZING STORIES can be secured from this office, at the rate of 25c per copy (coin or stamps) postpaid, as long as the supply lasts. “Solander’s Radio Tomb,” By Ellis Parker Butler. “The Moon Pool’ (serial in 3 parts), (Part II), By A. Merritt. “The Four-Dimensional Roller-Press,” By Bob Olsen. CONTENTS OF THE MAY ISSUE: “The Moon Pool,” (a serial in 3 parts), (Part 1), By A. Merritt. “The Man Who Died by Proxy,’’ By Frank Gates, “The Time Machine,” by H. G. Wells, “The Singing Weapon,"' By Bent Prout CONTENTS OF THE JULY ISSUE: “The Man Who Was," by Walter Burch. “The Ether Ship of Oltor,” by S. Maxwell Coder. “The Star of Dead Love,” By Will H, Gray. “The Voice from the Inner World," by A. Hyatt Verrill. “The Lost Continent,"" by Cecil B. White. “The Gravitomobile,” by D. B, McRae. “The Plattner Story,” by H. G. Wells. “Von Kempelen and His Discovery,” by Edgar Allan Poe. “Radio Mates,’ by Benjamin Witwer, “The Moon Pool,” (A serial in 3 parts) (Part ITT), by A. Merritt. CONTENTS OF THE JUNE ISSUE: “The Visitation,” By Cyril G. Wates, “The Electronic Wall” By Geo. R. Fox. “The Fate of the Poseidonia,” By Clare Winger Harris. “The Story of the Late Mr. Elvesham,”” By H. G, Wells. “The Lost Comet,"” By Ronald M. Sherin. COPIES FOR JANUARY, FEBRUARY, MARCH AND APRIL MAY ALSO BE OBTAINED. Address: EXPERIMENTER PUBLISHING CO., Inc., 230 Fifth Avenue, New York City ANNA TT FE; errr ITITIRR ct e Sed fs ty) a se