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Renewed issues

This listing shows selected renewals, and should not be considered complete.

• January 5, 1924 (v. 196 no. 27)
• January 12, 1924 (v. 196 no. 28)
• January 19, 1924 (v. 196 no. 29)
• January 26, 1924 (v. 196 no. 30)
• February 2, 1924 (v. 196 no. 31)
• February 9, 1924 (v. 196 no. 32)
• February 16, 1924 (v. 196 no. 33)
• February 23, 1924 (v. 196 no. 34)
• March 1, 1924 (v. 196 no. 35)
• March 8, 1924 (v. 196 no. 36)
• March 15, 1924 (v. 196 no. 37)
• March 22, 1924 (v. 196 no. 38)
• March 29, 1924 (v. 196 no. 39)
• April 5, 1924 (v. 196 no. 40)
• April 12, 1924 (v. 196 no. 41)
• April 19, 1924 (v. 196 no. 42)
• April 26, 1924 (v. 196 no. 43)
• May 3, 1924 (v. 196 no. 44)
• May 10, 1924 (v. 196 no. 45)
• May 17, 1924 (v. 196 no. 46)
• May 24, 1924 (v. 196 no. 47)
• May 31, 1924 (v. 196 no. 48)
• June 7, 1924 (v. 196 no. 49)
• June 14, 1924 (v. 196 no. 50)
• June 21, 1924 (v. 196 no. 51)
• June 28, 1924 (v. 196 no. 52)

Renewed contributions

This listing shows selected renewals, and should not be considered complete.

• January 5, 1924 (v. 196 no. 27): "The Priceless Pearl" (part 2 of 4), by Alice Duer Miller
• January 12, 1924 (v. 196 no. 28): "Daniel and the Lioness", by Agnes Burke Hale
• January 12, 1924 (v. 196 no. 28): "The Priceless Pearl" (part 3 of 4), by Alice Duer Miller
• January 19, 1924 (v. 196 no. 29): "Ancient Fires" (part 1 of 7), by I. A. R. Wylie
• January 19, 1924 (v. 196 no. 29): "The Priceless Pearl" (part 4 of 4), by Alice Duer Miller
• January 26, 1924 (v. 196 no. 30): "Ancient Fires" (part 2 of 7), by I. A. R. Wylie
• February 2, 1924 (v. 196 no. 31): "Ancient Fires" (part 3 of 7), by I. A. R. Wylie
• February 9, 1924 (v. 196 no. 32): "Ancient Fires" (part 4 of 7), by I. A. R. Wylie
• February 16, 1924 (v. 196 no. 33): "Ancient Fires" (part 5 of 7), by I. A. R. Wylie
• February 23, 1924 (v. 196 no. 34): "Ancient Fires" (part 6 of 7), by I. A. R. Wylie
• March 1, 1924 (v. 196 no. 35): "Ancient Fires" (part 7 of 7), by I. A. R. Wylie
• March 15, 1924 (v. 196 no. 37): "Interlocutory", by Charles Brackett
• March 22, 1924 (v. 196 no. 38): "Manhandled" (part 1 of 2), by Arthur Stringer
• March 29, 1924 (v. 196 no. 39): "Only Three Hundred Dollars", by Richard Edward Connell [Permissions]
• March 29, 1924 (v. 196 no. 39): "Manhandled" (part 2 of 2), by Arthur Stringer
• April 5, 1924 (v. 196 no. 40): "Pirate Blood", by Dana Burnet
• April 12, 1924 (v. 196 no. 41): "The Tum Tum Tree", by C. E. Scoggins (Title as given in CCE. FictionMags gives title as 'The Tumtum Tree'. I have not checked the issue to see what title is used there.)
• April 12, 1924 (v. 196 no. 41): "Traveler's Joy", by Josephine Daskam Bacon
• April 12, 1924 (v. 196 no. 41): "Isles of Romance", by Richard Edward Connell [Permissions]
• April 26, 1924 (v. 196 no. 43): "The Jervis Furniture", by John P. Marquand
• April 26, 1924 (v. 196 no. 43): "The Incomplete Poet", by Stoddard King
• May 3, 1924 (v. 196 no. 44): "Hero of the Devil's Kitchen", by Richard Edward Connell [Permissions]
• May 3, 1924 (v. 196 no. 44): "Miss Wiggin's Love Affair", by Arthur Train
• May 10, 1924 (v. 196 no. 45): "Edward and the Glass Slipper", by Phyllis Duganne
• May 24, 1924 (v. 196 no. 47): "Bill the Conqueror" (part 1 of 8), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• May 31, 1924 (v. 196 no. 48): "Bill the Conqueror" (part 2 of 8), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• June 7, 1924 (v. 196 no. 49): "Lost Gospel", by Arthur Train
• June 7, 1924 (v. 196 no. 49): "A Different Country", by Josephine Daskam Bacon
• June 7, 1924 (v. 196 no. 49): "Bill the Conqueror" (part 3 of 8), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• June 14, 1924 (v. 196 no. 50): "Bill the Conqueror" (part 4 of 8), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• June 21, 1924 (v. 196 no. 51): "Bill the Conqueror" (part 5 of 8), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• June 28, 1924 (v. 196 no. 52): "Bill the Conqueror" (part 6 of 8), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• July 5, 1924 (v. 197 no. 1): "Bill the Conqueror" (part 7 of 8), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• July 12, 1924 (v. 197 no. 2): "Bill the Conqueror" (part 8 of 8), by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• July 19, 1924 (v. 197 no. 3): "There's No Such Thing as Luck", by Dana Burnet
• July 26, 1924 (v. 197 no. 4): "The Status Quo: or, Nine Points of the Law", by Arthur Train
• August 2, 1924 (v. 197 no. 5): "The Great American Game", by Richard Edward Connell [Permissions]
• August 9, 1924 (v. 197 no. 6): "A Speaking Likeness", by Julian Street
• August 16, 1924 (v. 197 no. 7): "Big Lord Fauntleroy", by Richard Edward Connell [Permissions]
• August 23, 1924 (v. 197 no. 8): "Pas de Quatre", by I. A. R. Wylie
• August 30, 1924 (v. 197 no. 9): "The Queenmaker", by Agnes Burke Hale
• September 6, 1924 (v. 197 no. 10): "The Old Oaken Bucket Shop", by Arthur Train
• September 6, 1924 (v. 197 no. 10): "Wedded But Not One", by Agnes Burke Hale
• September 27, 1924 (v. 197 no. 13): "The Rummy Affair of Old Biffy", by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• October 18, 1924 (v. 197 no. 16): "Warders of the Wild", by Archibald Rutledge
• October 25, 1924 (v. 197 no. 17): "Jane Gets Off the Fairway", by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• October 25, 1924 (v. 197 no. 17): "The Second Egg", by Richard Edward Connell [Permissions]
• November 8, 1924 (v. 197 no. 19): "Pozzi of Perugia" (part 1 of 3), by John P. Marquand
• November 8, 1924 (v. 197 no. 19): "Syringas", by Julian Street (Title as given in CCE. FictionMags gives title as 'Syringes'. I have not checked the issue to see what title is used there.)
• November 15, 1924 (v. 197 no. 20): "Pozzi of Perugia" (part 2 of 3), by John P. Marquand
• November 22, 1924 (v. 197 no. 21): "Pozzi of Perugia" (part 3 of 3), by John P. Marquand
• November 29, 1924 (v. 197 no. 22): "The Custody of the Pumpkin", by P. G. Wodehouse [Permissions]
• December 6, 1924 (v. 197 no. 23): "The Stern and Clam Bound Coast", by Kenneth Lewis Roberts [Permissions]

Additional note

A 1951 renewal record for Richard Edward Connell's 'Son of a Sloganeer' says it ran in the February 23, 1924 issue. It actually ran in the February 24, 1923 issue, and its copyright has now expired due to age.

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