Complete Story Magazine, October 10, 1924

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Here's the content description based on the OCR text: --- This October 10, 1924 issue of People's Magazine (combined with a complete story magazine) contains five short stories and two novelettes focused on western and adventure themes. Maxwell Smith's "No Questions Asked" is a complete novel about complications following a jewel robbery. Edwin Hunt Hoover's "Boss o' the Rancho" examines marriage boundaries on a ranch. Robert Terry Shannon's "May the Best Man Win" features a mountain feud resolved through an unusual object—Professor Kiddle's trousers. Julian Kilman's "New Buttons" follows a novice police officer. William H. Hamby's "The Thinker" depicts a character fighting land grabbers using an unnamed new weapon. Miles Overholt's "Everybody Needs a Press Agent" humorously presents cowboys entering the movie business, and C. C. Waddell's "Cave Man" details a flapper-hater's encounter with an unfamiliar woman. The issue concludes with advice and discussion columns.