For October 7th, 1920. Got to love some of the ads in this one, particularly the "Union Suit" one, and the now defunct Essex Motors. Wonder why they'd advertise for autos in a kids magazine? Unless they assumed the parents would be reading it to their children or something....

• The War-Trail Fort, Ch. 5, Two Crows raise their right hands, by James Willard Schultz, Drawings by George Varian
• The Body-Guard, by Edwin Cole, Drawn by Rodney Thomson
• The New Baltic Republics, Esthonia and Latvia, by Samuel Eliot Morison, Ph.D, Formerly American member of the Baltic Commission of the Peace Conference
• On Time, by Theodora Marshall Inglis, Drawn by Dudley G. Summers
• A Flight From Petrograd, Ch. 8, in which a flag goes up, by C.A. Stephens, Drawn by G.A. Harker
• The "Old Diplomacy" in Europe, The Bible and Shakespeare, The Italian Outbreak, Spinning Tops
• October LaCrosse, by Arthur Guiterman
• The Mayflower's Flag, The Handwriting on the Wall, Manhandling the Profiteers, An Adventure With a Tiger
• The Children's Page, Decorations by Robert Martin
• The Doll That Saved a Regiment, by Miriam Cocke
• The Young Columbus, by Nancy Byrd Turner
• Ducky Waddles, by Abigail Burton
• The Merchant, Verse and Drawing by L.J. Bridgman
• The Fall of the Armature, (staff?), Drawn by W.F. Stecher
• Full-Page Ad: Cross-Knit Underwear Union Suit
• The Companion Receipts (Recipes)
• John Leake's Dole, A Strange Conversion, A Noisy Army, Essex Motors Ad
• A Far-Reaching Experiment, A Terrible Explosion, Where Trapping is Worth While
• The Lingual Tonsil, A Woman's Invention, Another Smart Fox, One More Sovereign Deposed, A Thrifty Book Lover, Only a Dud, Ingersoll Radiolite "Radium" Watch Ad
• Proctor and Gamble "The White Naphtha Soap" Ad

Link: The Youth's Companion Magazine, October 7th, 1920 - Vol. 94 - No. 41

I've (finally!) uploaded those sections of the Sentinel that I'd found along with The Youth's Companion issues. The 1933 pages came out fairly well. The image files are sort of large (1600 pixels wide), so on your monitor you'll have to scroll around to read them, unless you've got a high-res screen.

The 1934 issue (the society pages) might look a little strange. I wasn't able to take these pages with me, so I had to shoot each page in four parts on the dining room table! From there I had to overlap, skew, and stitch the lot together. Believe me, that was a bit of work. So, my apologies for the quality of those images.

I may go back in and try to summarize some of the key points on the pages, but there's just a lot of stuff to go through there.

Link: Milwaukee Sentinel Albums in the Library

In this weeks edition:

• The War-Trail Fort, Ch. 4, The steamboat refuses to stop, by James Willard Schultz, drawings by George Varian
• Dust and Ashes, by W.F. Skerrye, drawing by W.D. Eaton
• Our Need of the African Tropics, by Sir Frederick Dealtry Lugard
• The Affair of the Eggs, by Clara Constance Curtiss, drawing by Ernest Fuhr
• A Flight From Petrograd, Ch. 7, in which Lexy waves a white flag, by C.A. Stephens, drawing by G.A. Harker
• Fact and Comment: Christian Reunion, Mountains and Sea, Training for Citizenship, Justice and a Troubled Conscience, Looking Into the Future, The Farmer's Vacation
• Current Events
• From Mallard Pond, by Gertrude West
• The Things of Caesar, Surrounded by Elephants, The Latest Excuse, The Oyster Tree
• Two Kinds of Post, by Lucy F. Mallory
• Miss Mouse in the Meadow, by Daisy D. Stephenson, drawings by George Varian
• The Enchanted Thimble, by John Ruse Woodward
• Progress, written and drawn by Margaret Ely Webb
• Full-page Ad for "The New Companion" sewing machine
• Protein Idiosyncrasy, Young America Reads Milton, Snowshoeing on Bering Strait, French Thrift, Nantucket Idioms

This time around....

• Historic Milestones Cover, DeSoto's Discovery of the Mississippi
• The War-Trail Fort, Ch 3, Far Thunder rids the plains of a rascal, by James Willard Schultz
• The New Dietetics, by Dr. C.W. Saleeby, F.R.S.Edin.,F.Z.S.
• As Told by Mr. Tubbs, by May Kelsey Champion, drawings by R.L. Lambdin
• A Little More, by Eleanor Ford Hay
• A Flight From Petrograd, Ch. 6, in which the anarchists use a powerful weapon, by C.A. Stephens, drawing by G.A. Harker
• The League of Nations, Wanted - A New English Grammar
• Current Events
• The Warning, by Grace Agnes Timmerman
• Out of Setting, His Glasses Saved Him, Japanese Dress, A Family Almost Wiped Out
• Weeding, by Isabel Jamison
• Susie's First Party, by Frances McKinnon Morton, drawing by Margaret Ely Webb
• The Little Rill, by Edith Ludwell Laurence, drawing by Elizabeth C. Bower
• The Canny Wee Scone, by Jane M. Miller
• The Ink Well, by Abbie Farwell Brown
• Nuts to Crack, ad for Daisy "Liquid Pistol", The Hold-up (squirt gun!)
• Steve Rodman's Ordeal, uncredited
• Typhus Fever, The White of the Egg, A Grateful Wren
• Full-page "Instant Postum" ad

• The War-Trail Fort, Ch. 2, A hostile tribe leaves footprints, by James Willard Schultz
• Ma Becomes a Socialist, by Mary Starck
• King Solomon's Mines, by John Hays Hammond
• The Armor of Curtius, by Helen Ward Banks
• A Flight From Petrograd, Ch. 5, in which anarchists visit camp and Lexy is troubled, by C.A. Stephens
• American Policy Toward Russia, Votes For Women, The Olympic Games
• Current Events
• A Garden Philospher, by William Hervey Woods
• Buffalo Bill's Night Ride, The Invention of the Blackboard
• A Scientific Parable, by Berton Braley
• A Song of Summer Time, by Richard J. Brown, Drawings by Eleanor Weeden
• The King, The Queen and the Clown, by Virginia Stanard
• The Explanation, by Harrison Long
• The Legend of the Clover, by Alice W. Hamilton
• Cartoon by Elisabeth B. Warren
• The Wonderful Woodchucking Woodchuck, by Strickland Gillilan
• Scouts of the Plains, by Gen. Charles King
• Nature & Science
• President Lincoln's Kindness, by Abby G. Baker

Link: The Youth's Companion - September 16th, 1920 - Vol. 95 - No. 38