1910 vintage Cosmopolitan Magazine Vol 48 No 5 featuring Only Opera Octopus by Pierre Van Rensselaer Key, Imagination by Charles Ferguson

Cosmopolitan Magazine [Vol. 48 No. 5, April 1910]
Imagination · Charles Ferguson · ar
The Only Opera Octopus · Pierre Van Rensselaer Key · ar
The Birthday · Mary White Slater · ss
The Man Who Hurt Chalansky’s Feelings · Bruno Lessing · ss
What Is “Joe” Cannon? · Alfred Henry Lewis · ar
Mexico—To-Day and Tomorrow · Otheman Stevens · ar
Letters to My Son [Part 2 of 3] · Winifred James, uncredited · sl
Seeing Red · D. Carl Henry · ss
The Crime of Our Vanished Ships · Lewis Nixon · ar
The Incongruous · W. J. Sullivan · pm
Wanted—More Audiences · Alan Dale · th
Theatrical Portraits · [uncredited] · pi
The Illustrious Prince [Part 6 of 9] · E. Phillips Oppenheim · sl
The Story of Charlemagne [Part 4 of 6] · Charles Edward Russell · ar
Those Who Never Knew · Roy Norton · ss
Her Rosary · Richard Wightman · pm
What Is to Become of Your Baby? · G. Stanley Hall · ar
A Man in a Motor · Mary Hastings · ss
A Hillside Comedy · E. W. Kemble · cs
A Little Brown Jug · Frank Verbeck · cs
Have You Heard This? · [uncredited] · ms
Magazine Shop-Talk · [uncredited] · cl

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