The Munsey, Vol. XXXI, No. 5

Munsey's Magazine, August 1904 This issue of Munsey's Magazine (Vol. XXXI, No. 5) contains fiction, poetry, and illustrated feature articles characteristic of the monthly publication. Featured stories include Susan Keating Glaspell's "The Awakening of the Lieutenant-Governor," Grace MacGowan Cooke's "The Fatted Calf," Louis Joseph Vance's "The Cap-Box" (illustrated), Edward Boltwood's "The Class-Boy," and Agnes Morley Cleaveland's "Nine Points of the Law." The issue continues serials: chapters XII-XIV of Stanley J. Weyman's "The Abbess of Vlaye" and chapters XXVI-XXVIII of Anthony Hope's "Double Harness." Non-fiction includes Parker Newton's illustrated article on motor boating as a new sport, featuring technical details of gasoline-powered boats and recent American races; Samuel M. Williams's article on security measures protecting rulers; and John H. Girdner's piece on medical science. Additional features cover topics ranging from society's writing trends to churches and golf.