XII.  Magazine and Newspaper Collectibles  

    In 1986 Lawrence V. Tagg assembled a list of magazines and newspapers containing Harold Bell Wright stories. That list hasn’t changed much since then. I will be happy if any collectors send me additional sources. I still do not know of anyone who has seen the AW-O-TAHM AH-PA-TAC magazine with Long Ago Told in it. 

The Christian Standard (sample copy)   (sample copy masthead) [This was a weekly publication of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), founded in 1866.]

• “Are You________?”  January 6, 1894. Page 39
• “Which?”  April 7, 1894, Page 345
• “Harmony with Discord,”  November 17, 1894, Page 1122
• “Will You?” November 24, 1894, Page 1147
• “The Picture of Life,”   December 29, 1894, Page 1273
• “What Nature Said to the Artist,”  January 11, 1896, Page 41

The Christian-Evangelist -- A monthly publication of the "Disciples." For serious Bible students. Established c.1882.

• “Third District, Kansas,” July 31, 1902
• "Just As Good Old Days Ahead," January 3, 1907.

The Christian Century -- Another publication of the "Disciples." "A paper for the home. It seeks to bring to the fireside all the brightest news of the church." Established c. 1888.

• “That Printer of Udell’s,” Mar-July, 1902

Los Angeles Tribune

• “Imperial Valley IS,” Dec. 12, 1912

American Magazine

• “The Sword of Jesus,” Feb., 1918
• “Why I Did Not Die,” June, 1924
• “They Are Not” [Hell Bent], June, 1928

McCall’s Magazine

• “A Son of His Father,” April-October, 1925 (A M J J A S O)
• “God and the Groceryman,” Feb-July, 1927
• “Do You Believe in Immortality? Why?”  written 1-17-26

Outdoor America

• “A Question of Patriotism,” Nov., 1923
• “Places of Healing,” June, 1928

Progressive Arizona

• “A Question of Patriotism,” October, 1925

The Tucson Citizen

• “The Winning of Barbara Worth,” 8 Sundays, 5/23—7/25, 1926
• “Between You and Me,” 12 Sundays, 2/5—4/22, 1928

Ladies Home Journal

• “A Desert Santa Claus,” December, 1927
• Introduction to “Desert Flowers,” by J. J. Thornber, April, 1930
• “One Afternoon,” short story, date unknown

Pictorial Review

• “Keeping Christmas,” December, 1930

Physical Culture

• “What About God?” April, 1931
• “The Devil’s Highway,” October to March, 1931-32

Good Housekeeping

• “A Window,” poem, July, 1932

Hearst’s-Cosmopolitan

• “Ma Cinderella,” February-June, 1932
• “Letters to My Sons,” December to March, 1932-33

Western Cattle Market

• “As It Looks From the Cross Anchor,” (written 1928)

AW-O-TAHM AH-PA-TAC

• “Long Ago Told,” 1938

Philadelphia Inquirer

• "The Man Who Went Away," Gold Seal Novel Series, February 14, 1943. "Complete illustrated novel," published as a section of its Sunday edition. Twenty pages, 11" x 14".  Five illustrations including the cover. Illustrated by Harry Weinert.

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