This is the sixth weekly issue of Midnight magazine, from September 23, 1922. In this issue editor and early health and fitness guru Bernarr Macfadden writes the editorial “Burning the Candle at Both Ends.” Among the fiction entries is the story “Sold to the Devil,” and articles include spirit pictures at a midnight seance and an essay on dogs versus children among New York City dwellers. [May contain mature or controversial content.]
Contents of this Issue:
- Burning the Candle at Both Ends (Bernarr Macfadden)
- A Midnight Seance with Jazzy Spooks
- How I entertained my small town Sweetheart in New York
- Did the Parson Love the Naughtiest Girl in America?
- Sold to the Devil
- Why Geo. M. Cohan Pushed Fanny Brice off the Stage
- FRENCH HEELS on American Bootlegs
- Dogs–or Children Which?
- Daughter of a Murder (John W. Grey)
- Who has the most beautiful neck on Broadway?
- Saving Souls by Jazz
- How much is a stolen kiss worth?
- My Greatest Midnight Thrill!
- Midnight
- Charged With His Own Murder (Fulton Oursler)
- The Life Story of Veronica, Queen of New York’s Moulin Rouge
Publisher: Midnight Publishing Company, Inc.
Editor: Bernarr Macfadden
Issue: Volume 1: Number 6; September 23, 1922
Pages: 32
Size: 9-3/8″ x 12-3/8″
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