Scribner's May 1936 Pearl S. Buck Edmund and 49 similar items

Scribner's Illustrated Vintage and RARE Scribner's Monthly magazine, with interesting and intelligent articles, and with vintage advertisements of the day! Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below! Issue Date: May, 1936; Volume XCIX, Number 5 IN THIS ISSUE:- This description copyright Edward D Peyton 2002. Any un-authorized use of this description is strictly prohibited. COVER design by T. M. Cleland -- Decorations by Edward Shenton. Static on the Red Network ... Chard Powers Smith. Crusade. A Story ... Pearl S. Buck. Education of a Tennis Player . I ... Helen Wills Moody. The Power of Darkness . A Poem ... Lawrence Lee. Enforced Gambling ... James Truslow Adams. Two Days from the South . A Story ... John Herrmann. What the College Expects of the Business Man ... Sempronius. Woodland Tryst. A Story ... Edmund Watkins. Life in the United States: The Bankruptcy of Southern Culture ... V. F. Calverton. The South Is a Bulwark ... John Crowe Ransom. Straws in the Wind: Our Destructive Idealism ... Louise Maunsell Field. Mental Hygiene for Economists ... Harold M. Fleming. For the Parents' Sake ... Blanche C. Weill. After Hours ... Readers' Hobbies: First Americans in Oklahoma, by Edna Muldrow; In New Hampshire, by Harlan A. Marshall; Florida, North Carolina, by Edna P. Holjman; Radio Is My Hobby, by Paul A. Goodwin. Strange Distortion . A Poem ... Theodore Roethke. As I Like It ... William Lyon Phelps. Behind the Scenes ... Biographical Notes. Books for Your Library ... Reviews of New Books. Phonograph Records ... Richard Gilbert. If I Should Ever Travel ... Katherine Gauss Jackson. This description copyright Edward D Peyton 2002. Any un-authorized use of this description is strictly prohibited. Magazine is COMPLETE and in VERY GOOD condition. (see photo) The pages are clean and bright.